Cars pass the historic Gillioz Theatre during the parade. The Gillioz and Route 66 both opened in 1926. (Photo by Jym Wilson)

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A 1957 Chevy Bel Air passes through the intersection of Jefferson and St. Louis, this one with a paint scheme that mirrors the building at the intersection. (Photo by Jym Wilson)
The line of cars heading east on St. Louis Street harken back to a time when all cars did not look alike. (Photo by Jym Wilson)
Former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Neil Smith shows off the Chiefs' 2023 Super Bowl trophy at the end of the parade. (Photo by Jym Wilson)
A 1963 Chevrolet Corvair passes the crowds on St. Louis Street. (Photo by Jym Wilson)
The driver of a Corvette gives a thumbs up in response to cheers for his car from spectators. (Photo by Jym Wilson)
The famous hot rodding hot rod, the Oscar Mayer Frankmobile was one of the last vehicles in the parade. (Photo by Jym Wilson)



Jym Wilson

Jym Wilson is a veteran photojournalist who has covered a multitude of topics throughout his career. He’s a Vermont native who began his career at the Burlington (VT) Free Press. He worked as a photo editor at USA Today for 18 years, specializing in entertainment coverage. His work has appeared in the Hauxeda since the day of its launch in 2022.
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