WPMTAutomobile enthusiasts had the chance to get up close to antique cars in York County on Sunday.Brass era vehicles returned to the Ma & Pa Railroad Heritage Village for the annual Early American Automobile Day.The ninth annual event in Muddy Creek Forks showcased life and cars from around 1915.Organizers say the event was a good way to give visitors a glimpse back in time into what southern York County once looked like. AdvertisementAdvertisement"The thing that we love about this event is that what we portray and interpret in Muddy Creek Forks is centered around the year 1915. All of these cars go back to that era, so you can sort of imagine yourself with the type of cars that you might have seen in that 1915 time period," said Craig Sansonetti, with the Ma & Pa Railroad Preservation Society. Versions of the Ford Model T — the most popular vehicle of the time — were put on display for visitors.