Horsepower and Hype: Morgantown Mayhem Draws a Crowd
On Saturday, May 17, Firehouse Pizza in Morgantown hosted “Morgantown Mayhem,” a car show that featured some beautiful old cars and some more modern wheels. It was a great day to host it as well as the rain held off. There were prizes for the owners as well as raffles and 50/50 giveaways. PHOTO | Chris Cole
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Morgantown roared to life on Saturday, May 17, as Firehouse Pizza hosted the 1st Annual “Morgantown Mayhem” Car Show.
1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass owned by Brinley Keown. PHOTO | Chris Cole
The event drew car enthusiasts from across the region around the courthouse to showcase everything from classic rides and custom builds to high-performance imports.
1995 Chevrolet Bel-Air owned by Gary and Kathy Oberhausen. PHOTO | Chris Cole
The turnout and energy made it clear—this was more than just a car show, it was a celebration of community, creativity, and horsepower.
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS owned by Anthony Lalonde. PHOTO | Chris Cole
The following photos capture the excitement, the craftsmanship, and the pride that made the day unforgettable.
Jeff and Delores Oberhausen bought this 1956 Chevrolet Bel-Air after it had been sitting in a garage for a few years. This was one of the first shows they took it to. PHOTO | Chris Cole
This classic 1930 Chevrolet Streetrod was restored by Doyle Hunt. PHOTO | Chris Cole
First Generation (1966-1969) Chevrolet Camaro SS owned by Pete Havens. PHOTO | Chris Cole
