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SANDPOINT — It's hard to tell who had more fun at Saturday's Lost in the '50s car show — those admiring the cars or those who brought their pride and joys to the annual homage to classic cars.

Following Friday night's vintage car cruise through downtown, the annual car show fills the community with hundreds of classic cars and vehicles as music from the era filled the air around First Avenue.

Among those taking part in the show were Mike Hagestad and Darlene LaBella.

 Hagestad and LaBella, who brought Hagestad's 1970 Dodge Challenger — painted "panther pink" — to the show, said they love coming to Lost in the '50s and count it among their favorites to attend.

The Spokane area resident can trace the car's ownership back to the original owner, who bought the car in Sacramento, Calif.

He'd wanted the car since high school, promising himself that when he could, if he could find one, he would get it.

Hagestad said he grew up in a family of "car-aholics," from his dad to his siblings to his cousins.

"I don't remember when I turned

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