Behind the tailfin of a 1962 Cadillac owned by Andrew Palmer’s, from Central City, motorcycle exhibitors Lane Ruley, of Anamosa, left, Darold Ruley, of Central City, and Tiffany Holub, of Anamosa, seek the shade during the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday, July 5, in downtown Anamosa.

Mark Thomas, of Anamosa, looks inside Kris Barnes’ 1954 Chevy 3100 pickup truck, from Central City, that won the People’s Choice Truck at the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday, July 5, in downtown Anamosa.

Show MC and Anamosa Chamber Director Blair Lawton, of Anamosa, photographs the Overall Bike winner Tiffany Holub, of Anamosa, with her winning 2000 Honda Shadow at the end of the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday, July 5, in downtown Anamosa.

Rodney Knepp and Tim Hensley, right, both of Martelle look over Anamosa’s Dave Walker’s 1964 Buick Skylark at the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday, July 5, in downtown Anamosa.

Jeff LaFollette’s 1966 Ford Mustang, from Mount Vernon, sports a car hop tray during the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday, July 5, in downtown Anamosa.

Todd Case, of Coralville, looks over a 1966 Honda CL160 owned by Jake Hamson, of Coralville, at the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Saturday, July 5, in downtown Anamosa.

Robert Smith, of Durant, takes a photo of his Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show Overall Truck trophy on the bumper of his winning 1941 Dodge that was bought by his great-grandfather and has stayed in the family since.

Spectators look over the entries that were lined up on both sides of the street in downtown Anamosa on Saturday, July 5, during the Ridiculous Days Car, Truck & Bike Show.