For older generations, it was a chance reconnect with the stylish cars of their youth. For younger folks, it was a chance to get a glimpse of what life was like, transportation-wise, more than a half-century ago. And then there were the planes. World War I-era biplanes and a Fokker triplane — aka “the Red Baron” — took to the skies Saturday at the Fabulous ’50s, Sensational ’60s Car Meet & Antique Aeroplane Show at the Owls Head Transportation Museum.

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Red was a common color at the antique car show. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Ruby Barnes of Vassalboro, left, and Claud Daigle of Winslow watch as two Fokker airplanes approach the viewing area. The plane on the right is an original 1923 Fokker C.IV; the one on the left is a 1917 Fokker DR.I reproduction. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Jacinta Zimmerman, 8, right, of Mifflintown, Pa., watches the show with her sister Lucia, 6, and her father Andrew. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Jane McVay of Sedgwick admires the lines of a 1959 Ford Galaxy. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Claire Putnam of Portland shows off her style during the Ingo Bike riding competition. The Ingo Bike was produced in the early 1930s but never caught on with consumers. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer

Paul French of Dexter checks out a Nieuport 26 experimental airplane that was manufactured in 1936. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer