The 10th Annual Cruisin' to a Cure for ALS Car Show in Lawrenceburg saw close to 900 cars and trucks fill the main streets of the city. When that many vehicles show up for an event there are sure to be some customs among them. People have been customizing and modifying vehicles practically from the very beginning. In some cases it was to adapt the vehicle to a specific purpose. In others it was to repair damage from an accident. When soldiers came back from World War II an entire industry was created. These soldiers had been modifying vehicles during the war and when they came home they took older cars and re-imagined bodies and engines. Here are some of the custom and modified vehicles that were in Lawrenceburg for the show.
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