This is a 1955 Studebaker Commander. I felt some empathy with this one, since I’m driving and showing an “orphan” now, too.
This
1956 Chevy Bel Air is a one-owner car. The man and his wife brought
all their kids home from the hospital in it, and after the last one got
out of college, they got the car restored and have been showing it ever
since. The chrome was all perfect… 
The
first time I’d seen an ’84 Hurst/Olds outside of an OCA National meet was
at this show. Nice car. The owner was glad to hear that repro
stripes are available, because he definitely wants to get it painted.
He came in Third in the 1973-1991 Production Class. The Pontiac 2+2
which can be seen at http://newmand.oldsgmail.com/carshow.htm
took Second. Two Oldsmobiles and a Pontiac placed in a class with
ten entries. Not too shabby.
This
1955 Chevy Bel Air is owned by Carl Ulmer, a member of our local car club.
You wuz robbed, Carl. 
Have
you got $40,000? That’s what the sticker price was on this 2003 Chevy
Silverado SS. 
With 20 inch wheels and a 345-horsepower Vortec 6000 V8, that translates
to 366 cubic inches. It’s also three times what I paid for my GMC
in 1989. I think I’ll keep my old paid-for truck with the 350…
This
1967 Chevy Impala (Modified) is owned by Bob Smith, another member of our
local car club. You wuz robbed, too, Bob. 
This 1984 Cutlass Supreme is a daily driver. It was a very nice ride, and I hate that the young man’s car didn’t place. Out of 207 total entries, four were Oldsmobiles, and they were all in the 1973-1991 Production Class. I didn’t get a photo of the 1973 Cutlass Supreme, because it was packed in so tight between two other cars that I couldn’t get a decent shot of it.
A 1979
Volkswagen Beetle convertible owned by Mike Corbell, who is also a member
of our local car club. Guess what? Mike was robbed, also.
I have
no idea who this goofy-lookin’ dude is standing next to my car holding
my trophy. 
The ’64 Corvette convertible that can be seen in the left of the photo
was the only other one of the six cars that our club took to the show that
placed. Don Rainwater’s ‘Vette got a First Place trophy, also.
This is a tight shot of the custom-engraved “442” radiator cap that’s available from Mark Hueffman in the OldsGmail.com store. It’s received a lot of favorable comments.
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