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Seattle City Light Employees Show Off Classic Cars, Raise Money for Project Share

Seattle City Light employees raised $2,400 for Project Share when they held a classic car show and barbecue Aug. 1 at the South Service Center.
Photo of a classic car at the car show.

Seattle City Light employees organized a classic car show and barbecue to raise money for Project Share.

Seattle City Light employees raised $2,400 for Project Share when they held a classic car show and barbecue Aug. 1 at the South Service Center.

The event brought together 33 vehicles, including a vintage camping trailer and a restored fire truck. Our Fleets office sponsored the event, and showcased City Light’s all-electric Nissan Leaf and the latest fuel-efficient line truck.

In addition to food and prizes, the Blue Angels did a fly over. (OK, that was a Seafair thing, but our timing was excellent.)

Attendees raised $2,400, which will assist City Light customers in financial crisis in paying their electric bills.

Photo of a blue, late 60s Chevy Camaro.

This Camaro flexed its muscles at the City Light employee car show.

Photo of a mid-60s Chevy Corvette.

Everybody loves a little red Corvette.

Photo of a convertible.

The top was down and the hood was up to show off this beauty.

Photo of an old, red Ford pickup.

Old trucks never die, they just go to car shows.