Video: From Corvettes to Classics: Car Show Raises Money for Community

By the time you're reading this, the commuter lot on Woodsbridge Road in Katonah will be filled with the usual train station cars: SUV's, sedans and mini-vans.

But on Sunday, it was filled with food tents, people, and row after row of show cars —from Model T's to Indy Pace cars to Lamborhinis and Corvettes—all buffed to a shine for the hundreds of visitors to the Bedford Hills Lions Club car show.

The show annually raises about $3,000 through its car entry fees for the Lions' civic contributions. Local vendors like the Bedford Diner also help with in-kind donations. Members organize donations to local non profits like the Bedford Hills Library and the Katonah-Bedford Hills Volunteer Ambulance Corps and Guiding Eyes for the Blind, among others. Part of the proceeds of the day also goes toward a nursing scholarship to a Fox Lane senior.

For highlights of the show and to hear memories of the attendees' first and favorite cars, click here.

The next Lions Club event is their "spooky pancake breakfast" on Oct. 30. For more information,