English: This event has over 700 antique gas and steam tractors, cars and trucks -- and a working 1923 steam locomotive that carries passengers around a mile of track. Every year on the third weekend in August, the little town of Buckley explodes into roaring, clanking, chugging, shuddering life as more than 50,000 visitors descend on the Old Engine Show, one of the largest gatherings of huge antique machines in the world. The Engine Show occupies its own 200-acre preserve just west of the village. Within its boundaries, the club has created a small settlement of its own — a recreated turn-of-the-century Main Street from a typical Michigan lumber town (which is what Buckley once was) with its own train depot, switch house, blacksmith shop, leather shop, cobbler, barber, print shop and town hall.