Bob Sofaly photo Daniel Wright, center, polishes the glass of his 2016 Dodge Challeenger SRT Hellcat while Bryson Metz, far right, touches up his 2014 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat during the Kaotic Obsessive Car Show on Sunday, proceedes of which will go to Veterans Against Suicide. Wright said his car has a supercharged V-6 and “only” generates 800 horsepower while Metz’s has a supercharged V-8 generating 1,000 horsepower. Sunday morning’s bad weather kept most of the classic car enthusiasts away. Several cars were to come as far aways as Atlanta, Ga. and Colunmbia, S.C., according to Joshua Henson, president of Kaotic Obsessive car club. “Many of those old cars have a lot of wood in the finish and most of the cars have paint jobs ranging in the thousands of dollars”, Henson said. “Hopefully more will show up later when they see how beautifull the day turned out”, he said.

Kaotic Obsessive Car Show

Daniel Wright, center, polishes the glass of his 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, while Bryson Metz, far right, touches up his 2014 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat during the Kaotic Obsessive Car Show on Sunday, proceeds of which will go to Veterans Against Suicide. Photo by Bob Sofaly.

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