Dave Sellers, left, a car guy from Framingham, Mass., won First Place in Class K for Best Modern Mopar, as congratulated here by Brad Reilly, of Milford, president of the East Coast Challenger Club whose club for a series of 10 years has won a club trophy for best represented.  Courtesy photo

Well represented at the car show was the robotics team from Souhegan High School's Entropy FRC Team 138, whose excellence generated recognition from the Amherst Lions Club's current president, King Lion Linda Ribolini, left, here gifting a team donation to William Price, senior mentor for the robotics club. Courtesy photo

A record setting 130 vehicles whose owners entered the Amherst Lions Club's 15th Annual Car Show at the Walmart Supercenter in Amherst are parked in rows for judges' consideration. Courtesy photo by DL Photos LLC

Some quality time is shared by admirers of the automotive splendor presented at the Amherst Lions Club 15th Annual Car Show, a fundraiser for a multitude of sponsored programs. Courtesy photo by DL Photos LLC

Car owners hobnob with visitors drawn to the show cars presented for judging at the 15th Annual Amherst Lions Club Car Show on display Sept. 19 at the Amherst Walmart Superstore. Courtesy photo by DL Photos LLC

Car show trophies that awarded the best of 130 vehicles are tended here by Lions Club members, left to right, Sue Stout, John Swanson and Dick Stout, chairman of the car show committee. Courtesy photo by DL Photos LLC

Winners at the Amherst Lions Club 15th Annual Car Show from the East Coast Challenger Club for 2026 include these celebrants, from left, David Sellers, of Framingham, Mass., who took First Place in Class K Best Modern Mopar category, Steve Desmarais, of Merrimack, who took Second Place in Best Modern Mopar for the Jazz Blue 2015 Hellcat in which he's sitting, Pauline Desmarais, Steve's wife and First Place winner of C Class Best American 1982-to-Present for her SS Monte Carlo, and Brad Reilly, of Milford, president of the ECCC, seen here displaying the trophy representing largest club presence, an honor awarded to that club for each of the past 10 years of club patronage. Courtesy photo by Tara Campbell

A look beneath the hood was an easy task for show attendees curious about the horsepower of some of the 130 contenders in the recent 15th Annual Amherst Lions Club Car Show. Courtesy photo by DL Photos LLC

Amherst Lions Club grill master Steve Pray takes a turn browning some of the hamburgers served at the car show along with hot dogs and bratwurst with grilled onions. Courtesy photo