Thank you to everyone who attended Scott & Ted's 9th
Annual Charity Car Show this past weekend! In addition to near record high
temperatures, we set a new show record with over 230 vehicles on display. This
year's show featured 15 classes including motorcycles, trucks, race cars, stock
and modified vehicles. Awards were presented to the top three finishers in each
class, as well as the “Best In Show” division which was chosen by our
beneficiaries, Carl Dulany and Lukah Case. Congratulations to the following
winners:
CLASS A: 1911-1954 | |||
Rick Wagoner | 1931 | Chevy | 1 1/2 Ton |
Dave and Kaye Edwards | 1939 | Chevy | Master Deluxe Club Coupe |
Bob Spaniol | 1954 | Chevy | Bel Air |
CLASS B: 1955-1957 | |||
Michael Fair | 1956 | Chevy | Bel Air |
Terry Snodgrass | 1956 | Ford | Victoria |
Jay Cochran | 1955 | Pontiac | Chieftain |
CLASS C: 1958-1964 | |||
Mike Kinner | 1958 | Chevy | Impala |
Rex Beard | 1962 | Chevy | Impala |
Cliff Kretsinger | 1964 | Pontiac | GTO |
CLASS D: 1965-1972 | |||
Ed VanHook | 1970 | Dodge | Dart |
Pete McRoberts | 1971 | Buick | GSX |
Zac Chambers | 1970 | Plymouth | Road Runner |
CLASS E: 1973-1996 | |||
Brian Wunderle | 1987 | Buick | Grand National |
Loopy | 1984 | Chevy | Corvette |
Mark Sixt | 1988 | Ford | Mustang GT |
CLASS F: 1997-2004 | |||
Ed VanDorwal | 2004 | Ford | Mustang GT |
Doug Boyum | 2004 | Chevy | SSR |
Willa and Gary Bretthauer | 2004 | Chevy | Corvette |
CLASS G: 2005-2015 | |||
Mike Crang | 2010 | Chevy | Camaro |
Daniel Cook | 2014 | Chevy | Corvette |
Ed Miles | 2010 | Chevy | Camaro |
CLASS H: Street Rods | |||
John Fry | 1940 | LaSalle | 5027 |
John And Becky Craig | 1932 | Ford | Roadster |
Ron Oser | 1941 | Willys | Coupe |
CLASS I: Modified 1948-72 | |||
Doug Koin | 1957 | Chevy | Bel-Air |
Dave Falk | 1955 | Chevy | Bel-Air |
Eric Lyczak | 1965 | Superformance | Cobra Replica |
CLASS J: Modified 1973-2015 | |||
Freddie Vannoy | 2010 | Chevy | Camaro |
Rob Hild | 2007 | Ford | Mustang Shelby GT |
Jerry Morgeson | 1974 | Chevy | Camaro |
CLASS K: Rat Rods | |||
John Matheny | 1947 | GMC | Truck |
Tyree Campbell | 1939 | Diamond REO | T |
Todd and Brandy Palmer | 1949 | International | KB5 Harvester |
CLASS L: Race Cars | |||
Jim Falbe | 1968 | Dodge | Dart |
Gary Burns | 1962 | Chevy | II |
Dale Long | 1923 | Ford | T-Roadster |
CLASS M: Trucks | |||
Mike Simpson | 1967 | Chevy | C-10 |
Chuck Wilson | 1955 | Chevy | 3100 |
Abe and Stephanie Helfand | 1967 | Chevy | C-10 |
CLASS N: Motorcycles | |||
Marvin Whitlock | 2002 | Bourget | Motorcycle |
Rick and Melody | 2004 | Honda | Rune |
Rodney Price | 1942 | Harley | WL |
CLASS O: Jeeps | |||
Brian Gardner | 1976 | Jeep | CJ-5 |
Browns Trucking | 2014 | Jeep | Wrangler Sport |
Jim Thompson | 1994 | Jeep | Wrangler |
BEST IN SHOW: ALS | |||
Eric Lyczak | 1965 | Superformance | Cobra Replica |
BEST IN SHOW: DYSAUTONOMIA | |||
Pete and Terrea McRoberts | 1971 | Buick | GSX |
BEST IN SHOW: SCOTT & TED'S | |||
John Fry | 1940 | LaSalle | 5027 |
For the first time in the show’s history, there were two
beneficiaries: Carl Dulany and Lukah Case. Carl, a member of the Clinton
community for almost four decades, was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis (ALS, Lou Gehrig's disease) last year. ALS affects the nervous system
and ultimately shuts down voluntary muscle movement. There is limited knowledge
regarding the disease, which tends to progress quickly. Since the diagnosis,
Carl has lost nearly all of his muscle control and is permanently confined to a
wheelchair. With the help of his wife, Mary Kay, Carl attends an ALS support
group which provides comfort to those who have been diagnosed.
Lukah, a 16 year old Clinton High School student, was
diagnosed with Dysautonomia in October 2013. Dysautonomia is a disruption of
the autonomic nervous system (ANS), which creates issues with the cardiovascular,
respiratory, and digestive systems. Symptoms of Dysautonomia include increased
heart rate upon standing, extreme fluctuations in blood pressure, seizures,
dizziness and insomnia to name a few. Once a standout athlete, Lukah is now
unable to attend regular school classes due to the side effects of her
condition. In order to prevent further injuries, Lukah's family is trying to
raise $20,000 to purchase a service dog through Canine Partners for Life.
As always, the goal of Scott & Ted's annual car show is
to help generate awareness in order to help fund further research. Thanks to
your generosity, we were able to raise over $4,100 which will be donated to the Central Illinois MDA
organization (as requested by Carl Dulany) and the Case family for their service
dog.
Baum Chevrolet Buick would like to give an extra special
thank you to all the volunteers, the Dulany and Case families, Black Kettle
BBQ, JD's DJ Service, Ted's Garage and Midwest Mobile Dyno for helping make the
show a success. We look forward to seeing you all again next year!
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