The top deck at Plush Mills looked like a movie set recently, filled with a dozen vintage vehicles from the Road Runners Car Club. As residents and visitors strolled around the display, you could hear stories, memories, and laughter at every car. Residents marveled at rumble seats, where children often rode - without seatbelts and perilously close to the gas tank. The only way to communicate with the driver was by pounding on the roof.

Edith Mundy of Plush Mills remembers a car like this from her childhood in Europe.

Electa McFarland stands beside a car similar to one her parents had, where she slept in the backseat on many long trips.

George Kaiser shows off his 1953 Studebaker, equipped with a military band organ from 1927.

Resident Fred Dauterich checks out a klaxon horn in a 1913 Model T Ford.

Dorothy Hall (left) and Roseanne Rackie stand by a '55 Oldsmobile. The two described many rides around town in this finned classic.

Nine-year-old Peter Armour, visiting from a nearby neighborhood, tries out a 1930 Model A Ford, assisted by owner Dave Ceton of Newtown Square.

Speaking of classic cars, many of the Plush Mills staff just happened to be wearing the classic combination of black and white on the day of the car show.

After taking a gander at the autos, residents and guests cooled off with water ice on the sultry summer afternoon.