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By Michael D. Clark
July 30, 2018
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Downtown Hamilton shut down Saturday for hundreds of virtual time machines on wheels.

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The 64th annual Antique & Classic Car Parade of Hamilton and Fairfield drew thousands of the curious to its staging areas and parade route between the two Butler County cities.

The morning hours saw close-up gawking as more than 300 historic cars, trucks and even buses parked in all lanes along Hamilton’s main High Street and its side streets.

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Watch the video above for a look at some of the unique vehicles featured during the parade.

Saturday saw downtown Hamilton magically transformed into a glittering auto museum that moved. The 64th annual Antique & Classic Car Parade Hamilton & Fairfield drew thousands along the parade route between the two Butler County cities.

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Cars, trucks from all eras were staged along High Street in Hamilton and judges picked the winners in dozens of categories.

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More than 300 historic cars, trucks and even buses parked in all lanes along Hamilton’s main High Street and its side streets.

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