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A younster captures the passing cars on his cellphone as they drive past him on Friday during the annual Lost in the ‘50s classic car parade.
—Photo by KEITH KINNAIRD The Lost in the 50s parade transitions from First Avenue to Cedar Street.
A quartet of ‘50s fans watch as the cars drive past them at the corner of Second and Church during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
Amber Staffiero, Shalyn Prettyman, and Hope Emerson are pictured dressed in their best '50s outfits for a past Lost in the '50s car parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Sandpoint High School Aerospace Club members ride with a plane they’re working to build during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A group of local youths signal for classic cars drivers to honk their horns as they drive past them on Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
Detroit muscle makes its way down Cedar Street during the Lost in the 50s parade on Friday.
—Photo by KEITH KINNAIRD Wet weather did not deter fans of Sandpoint’s Lost in the 50s celebration.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A youngster smiles from the inside of a classic car during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A classic car owner drives down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Classic cars make their way down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Youngsters cheer on their favorite cars during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Classic cars make their way down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Classic cars make their way down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Fans watch classic cars during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERClassic cars make their way down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERA young photographer takes a picture of cars driving down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Classic cars make their way down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERA young fan displays his own classic cars while watching the Lost in the ‘50s parade on First Avenue on Friday.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A young fan covers his ears as a driver revs the engine of his classic car during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGERClassic cars make their way down Church Street during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade as a fan twirls in delight.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Madison Peck finds a great place to watch the Lost in the ‘50s parade on Friday.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Elizabeth and Jason Loutzenhiser sell frozen treats during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Ryan Welsh of Century 21 Riverstone hands balloons to young parade-goers during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Beverly Midstokke comes dressed for ‘50s fun as she waits for the start of Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Parade-goers grab their phones to catch the classic cars driving by on First Avenue during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Breann Klopman, Quinn Hooper and Sydnie Knepper have fun as they watch the Lost in the ‘50s parade Friday on First Avenue.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A classic car driver heads down First Avenue during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Young Lost in the ‘50s parade participants wave to the crowd as they head down First Avenue during Friday’s parade.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER A parade flagger has fun during Friday’s Lost in the ‘50s parade on First Avenue.
—Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER Dian Chartier takes a photo with her tablet as she watches the Lost in the ‘50s parade Friday on First Avenue.
