Wrapping Up the Father's Day Show

 

The 22nd Annual Father's Day Show held at Winton Woods First Church of God had a very small turnout this year. With great weather and no other major shows nearby there wasn't an obvious reason but only about 20 vehicles turned out for it. Among them was a Chevrolet Corvette, a Pontiac Grand Prix, a 2015 Plymouth PT Cruiser, a Dodge Charger, and a Chevy Chevelle. 

Light Turnout for Father's Day Show

 

The annual Father's Day car show at Winton Woods First Church of God is generally fairly small compared to other similar events. Their parking lot can only hold a certain number of cars and trucks. This year, despite fabulous weather, fewer than 20 vehicles took part. There is no real obvious reason for this, but it does seem to be something of a trend where the smaller events are seeing shrinking numbers. Still, there were some nice cars to see including a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Rally Sport, a 21st century Chevy Camaro Super Sport, a 1990 C4 Chevy Corvette, a seventh generation C7 Vette, a C5 Corvette, and another 21st century Camaro. 

Twenty-second Father's Day Car Show

 

The Winton Woods First Church of God recently held their 22nd Father's Day Car Show. Nearly flawless weather greeted a surprisingly small collection of about 20 vehicles, a turnout smaller than the typical attendance at this event. Among the vehicles on hand was a Chevrolet Monte Carlo, a Chevy Corvette, a 1969 Plymouth Satellite, a 1966 Dodge Dart convertible, a 1932 Ford recreation of the hot rod from the movie American Graffiti, and a 1959 Chevy El Camino. 

Wrapping Up the 1200 Car Club Car Show

 

This year's 1200 Car Club Car Show held at the Furniture Fair in Cold Spring to help raise money for the charities of the Scottish Rite could only be called a disappointment. In the past the lot would be filled with cars and trucks but this year only about 20 vehicles rolled in to take part. Still, as always, feel free to let me know what you thought of this event by either leaving a comment (no ads, please, as they will be deleted) or by dropping me an email at turnerbudds@yahoo.com. Among the rides that did show for this event was a 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air, a well restored 1963 Cadillac ambulance/hearse, an unrestored Cadillac ambulance/hearse, a 1971 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda complete with the Shaker package, a modified 1967 Chevrolet Camaro, and a Chevy Impala. 

Very Light Turnout for the 1200 Car Club Car Show

 

Despite it being a beautiful summer day, there was a disappointing light turnout for the annual 1200 Car Club Car Show in Cold Spring. In the past, the show has seen plenty of vehicles roll into the Furniture Fair parking lot to take part and to help raise money for the Scottish Rite and the charity work that they do. This year, only about 20 cars and trucks came to the event. There is no real explanation for the sparse crowd but those vehicles that did show were worth seeing. Among them was a Chevrolet Corvair, a new Ford Mustang, a beautiful C2 Chevrolet Corvette, a Chevy Chevelle, a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, and a first-generation Chevrolet Vette. 

1200 Car Club Car Show

 

The 1200 Car Club recently held their annual car show at Furniture Fair in Cold Spring to help raise money for the local Scottish Rite and the community work that they perform. Despite it being a beautiful day only about 20 vehicles pulled into the lot. This was quite a let down from previous years. Still, on hand were some pretty cool rides including a R/T (road/track or performance package version) of a Dodge Challenger convertible, a Chevrolet Corvette, a Pontiac Tempest station wagon, a 1963 Volkswagen Beetle, a 1969 Ford Mustang, and a stunning C2, or second generation, Chevy Corvette. 

Finishing Up the Shine in the Park Car Show

 

Today marks the last post from the 35th Annual Mt. Orab Lions Club Shine in the Park car show. Held at Mt. Orab Park, this show saw about 60 cars and trucks show up on a hot and humid day. As always, let me know what you think of the vehicles that were on display by either leaving a comment (no ads, please, they just get deleted) or by dropping me an email at turnerbudds@yahoo.com. There was a quite rare car at the show, an actual 1932 Austin Seven that had been customized into a street rod. Also on hand for the event was a Porsche 911, a 1955 Chevy Bel Air, its slightly younger brother, a 1956 Bel Air, a hot rod that started life as a Ford coupe, a 1965 Chevy Corvair, a Jaguar S Type, and a Chevrolet Camaro.