Oldies_Pg3

Pendleton’s John Selman was running strong with his `57 Chevy.	Kerry Wohn was selected for one of two Farnetti Picks with his `49 Cadillac.
Winner of Slickest Custom, Tim Teeter swept honors with his `64 Ford Falcon.	Racing in Pro Street Machine, Laurie Pickett ran solidly in the mid-10’s with her orange `68 Firebird.
The flames on this green custom just fit the bill on this `51 Chevy. It’s owned by Mike Ennis, the winner of the Shoebox award.	In deep thought, this is Dan Tuttle preparing for another run with his front-engined Dragster.
Bob Hastings owns this swoopy `37 Ford convertible.	This `55 Chevy belongs to Dan Chivington from Nampa.
Mac Ryan was defeated in the second round of Pro Cash-No Box with his `72 Maverick from Nevada.	Firebird track official Ron Nickels drove out his very nice `34 Ford five-window coupe.
This three-window coupe is just plain bad ass.	Gary Meridian’s Model A Roadster decked out in black primer and a deuce grille.
Elmer Hibbard runs the Backyard Project in the No Box class.	The `33 Ford Victoria of Yogi McDonald from Garden Valley was selected for the Hottest Hot Rod award.
Long-time motorsport’s enthusiast Joe Piccione displayed his immaculate `57 Chevy Belair.	All the show winners gathered along with the Qualafab shop truck of Tim Ketlinski.