This year our car show was another success, the weather was perfect for the desert, the cars were spectacular as usual and the spectator attendance was abundant. We had games for the kids, poker hands to be found, a nostalgic dragster, representatives and cool vehicles from the 29 Palms Marine base, a fire department furnished breakfast and many vendors for food, products and services. Below are just a few pictures of the event furnished by Bud Hurn. Congratulations to Rob and Sondra Bock.
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Car show Chairman Steve Willman opened the show by introducing the Marines in attendance......

the Boy Scouts, the pledge of allegiance and the singing of the National Anthem.

The releasing of the white doves was a perfect way to conclude the opening ceremonies.

Steve's wife Esta was the first to feel the raw power of the dragster while she sat in the drivers seat when they started it.

There was a good variety of vendors displaying their products and services, and lots of good food.

Some real unusual cars showed up like this rat rod made up of whatever is found lying around.

As always our raffle table had some great prizes.

The kids really seemed to like the bean bag toss for prizes.

Here is Steve and some other members testing the spring capacity of the golf cart.

There was plenty of time for story telling.......

detailing.........

and just relaxing.

Lots of great looking bikes showed up too......

in all colors.........

and custom designs.

Thanks again to the Marine Corps for bringing their spectacular vehicles to the show......

and being so willing and eager to explain the function and operation of them to anyone curious enough to ask.

Another perfect day for a car show in Yucca Valley.

Lots of great Chevy's, both small.......

and large with cops in hot persuit.........

and old trucks.

Lots of Fords too......

some really fast ones........

and beautiful trucks.

A great variety of MoPars.........

Fiberglass cars........

and a beautiful Buick convertible.

Some classic designs never seem to grow old.......

no matter what we do to them.........

they will always be classics.

A huge variety of trophy winners........

from VW's.........

to a rare Corvair ramp side.

A beautiful Olds.........

a classic 59 Impala.........

and a beautiful 66 custom Corvette

Some oldies........

some goodies......

and full out custom.

Classic Hot Rods.......

great customs.......

and just plain cool!

The top bike honor went to a 1946 Indian that was maticulacley hand crafted by it's owner. A beautiful piece of work.

The Mayors choice was a metal flake pink and charcoal Buick picked mainly because of it's Breast Cancer Pink theme.

Need I say more, this 1956 Chevy extended cab truck was hand crafted by Rob Bock in his garage and is proudly shown by his wife Sondra. A beautiful piece of art.