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Calvary Chapel Visalia Plans for the 10Th Annual Motorsport Show, Craft Old Cars & Motorsports • 8.18 www.oldcarandmotorsports.com SEPT. 29TH CALIFAS FEST CAR SHOW AT NIGHT SANGER Page 17 Calvary Chapel Visalia Plans for the 10th Annual Motorsport Show, Craft Boutique & Car Parts Swap-meet Location: Calvary Chapel Visalia / 11720 Avenue 264, Visalia / 559-687-2820 Date: September 29, 2018 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM Admission: Free Contact: Kevin Mizner, Event Coordinator / 559-623-6638 On Saturday, September 29, 2018, Calvary Chapel Visalia will host its 10th Annual Motorsports Show, Craft Boutique and Car Parts Swap meet. The event, which is free to the public, is a family-friendly event that offers a variety of activities for all ages. The vision for the show began in 2007, when our former Senior’s Pastor, Milton Hare, wanted to begin a program of afterschool Bible clubs in elementary schools in Visalia. Seek- ing the help of his friend and local car club member, Bob Isaak, the first car show was planned for 2008. Thanks to great support from local car clubs including the Visalia Vapor Trailers and Small Town Cruizers, the first of many shows was in the history books. The philosophy of the planning committee was and continues to be to bless the folks who take time to bring their fabulous cars to the show. The original cost of an entry was $25, which included a t-shirt, BBQ lunch, and merchant award. The fee was increased to $30 after a couple of years but the committee has worked to not increase that fee while still providing Find us online at: a great “SS” t-shirt, deep-pit BBQ lunch, and merchant award. Tough to find a show that offers more value for the entry fee paid. www.oldcarandmotorsports.com This year’s show will offer seven trophy categories including Best-of-Show car, pick-up, motorcycle, big rig (no trailers please), lowrider, rat-rod, and specialty vehicle. There will also be an award for the most car club members in attendance. Last year, there were over 130 vehicles on display, ranging from beautiful customs to spotless originals and included several restored “Big Rigs.” The show has consistently had a nice variety of vehicles. And as always, you can park with your friends or club…no pre-set parking by category. As in past years, the show will welcome Shirley Shahan Bridges and her ‘68 Dodge Dart, which is a tribute to her original ‘68 Dodge Hemi that she raced back in the day. Shirley has been part of the planning committee for the show from the beginning. Shirley, who raced under the name of Shirley Shahan, was a force to be reckoned with in the 1960’s. In 1965, she landed the Drag-On-Lady, a limited edition 1965 Plymouth Belvedere Hemi, setting the speed record for that model at 127 mph. Shirley became the first woman to win a National Hot Rod Association national event. Her 1967 Hemi Coronet became one of the most cop- ied vehicles in the sport. She was inducted into the International Drag Racing Hall of Fame and she received a lifetime achievement award from the NHRA. Along with the cars, the vision of the show included something for the ladies as well…a craft show. We have an average of 30 vendors offering a wide variety of crafty items, clothes, and jewelry. Along with the kids’ area, where there are activities like crafts and face-painting, there is something for every member of the family. In addition to the car show and craft area, the show offers a car parts swap-meet. Might bring a new opportunity for folks who are visit- ing the show. The show averages about 20 vendors annually who have a wide variety of car parts. And as always, there will be lots of food, including coffee and biscuits and gravy, a deep pit lunch, hot dogs, baked goods, shaved ice, kettle-corn, and a local favorite - the A&W Root Beer Truck serving ice cream floats. There will be music throughout the day, 50-50 drawing, and a great selection of raffle items to bid on, including a beautiful, fully refurbished antique Coke machine. As in the past, this event supports the Calvary Kid’s Bible Clubs, which are afterschool Bible programs in elementary schools around Visalia and Tulare. Currently, there are 12 Bi- ble Clubs in operation in 9 schools. Each week, volunteers meet after school with kids who have signed up for the program for an hour or so of games, music, crafts, and a Bible message. This show provides 100% of the funds needed for these clubs. Gates open at 6:00 AM for car photos and parking, with the official show start at 8:00 A.M. The entry fee of $30 can be paid in advance or on the day of the show. For questions on the show, please contact the church office at 559-687-0220. Page 18 OCT. 6TH CENTRAL VALLEY FALLEN HEROES CLOVIS www.oldcarandmotorsports.com Old Cars & Motorsports • 8.18 Motorsports 2018 Calendar September 22, 2018 Governor's Cup Championships ANRA SUMMER CALIFORNIA NATIONALS HOT ROD REUNION AVENAL SAND Drags AUG. 24TH–26TH 2018 OCT. 19TH-21ST 2018 Oct 19, 20 , 21 2018 Old Cars & Motorsports • 8.18 www.oldcarandmotorsports.com OCT. 6TH LOWS, RATS AND RODS LINDSAY Page 19 ➠Story continued from Front Page Sunday we shift gears and set up the Christmas Tree with timers to offer time slips to competitors, allowing all years of American vehicles and 73 & earlier Imports to assault the Eagle Field 1/8-mile. Sunday’s KBK Fall Finish offers Grudge racing action PLUS four Quick 8 “Door Car” Categories battling it out Heads Up! The Quick 8 categories range from a small tire, no power adder Street Slammer class to the ALL OUT Steel Bodied Tee Dee Us Automotive DoorSlammer class. The DoorSlammer category features “The Quickest Cars in the Valley”, pushing 150MPH in the 1/8th allowing Nitrous, Turbo’s, or Superchargers for power adders. All four categories (Street Slammer, Warrior, Bandit, and DoorSlammer, see eaglefielddrags.com for class rules) race heads up, first to the finish wins, offering some wild action for the fans of Eagle Field. So, join us for the weekend or for a day for the only Drag Racing in the Central Valley! Adult general admission prices are $20 Saturday, $15 Sunday with FREE admission for kids 13 and under. Discount prices will be available online soon and more information can be found at eaglefielddrags.com, Eagle Field Runway Drags on FaceBook or calling 559-351- 3537. See ya at the ‘Field! Rocky THE 7TH ANNUAL TRUNKI OR I TREAT CLASSICCLASSIC CARCAR SHOWSHOW Saturday, October 27th 10:00 am 2:00 pm Free Registration for all motor vehicles For Details, Call Margie WESTGATE GARDENS CARE CENTER at 559-240-1069 4525 W. TULARE AVE., VISALIA FAMILY FUN · RAFFLE · FREE LUNCH · LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Page 20 OCT. 6TH NOR CAL OLDS CLUB BBQ AND SHOW LODI, C A www.oldcarandmotorsports.com Old Cars & Motorsports • 8.18 • 10th aNNual • Get-toGether • FORD WANTS A a s o l i n e lley PREMIUM FOR ALL-NEW RANGER PICKUP Gas & oil By Paul A. Eisenstein GsWap meet The Detroit Bureau Gas pumps WaGoNs, Base model to start (restored & aNtiques, at $4,000 over Chevrolet w AuN-restored) aNd more!!! Colorado. After a lengthy absence, the Ford Ranger is } } Gas & oil Yard sale about ready to return to the OCTOBER advertisiNG items Will U.S. market and shoppers 12TH & 13TH, 2018 soda maChiNes also be sold now can price and build their pedal Cars, at this eveNt own version of the midsize pickup at a special micro-site the Detroit automaker has launched. Set to reach showrooms early next year, Ford will be offering a wide array of body styles, bed and powertrain op- tions, ranging from the base, 4×2 SuperCab XL with a six-foot box, up to the more lavishly equipped 4×4 SuperCrew Lariat with a five-foot cargo box. But the heavily updated version of the global Ranger launched earlier in the decade won’t come cheap. The 2019 pickup will carry a starting price of $24,300 plus $1,095 in delivery fees. That’s about $4,000 more than its cross-town competition, the base, extended **Free admissioN to the publiC cab version of the 2019 Chevrolet Colorado starting at $20,500. And for truck buyers on Gates Will opeN at 7am • NeW veNdors WelCome a tight budget, the aging Ni- ssan Frontier starts at just email: [email protected] • (559) 685-1094 $18,900. Even General Motors’ 1826 N. West st. • tulare, Ca more well-trimmed GMC Canyon will undercut the new Ranger, with a starting price of $21,400 before de- livery fees. The 2019 Ford Ranger will by no means be the most ex- pensive vehicle in its segment to get into. You’ll have to shell out $25,400 to get into a bare-bones Toyota Tacoma, and $29,990 for a Honda Ridgeline. Meanwhile, buyers will be walked up the price ladder pretty quickly by Ford. A 4×4 version of the SuperCab jumps anywhere from $2,000 to $4,000 over the 4×2 pack- age, for example, and a Su- perCrew model is likely go- ing to be hard to find under $30,000. Meanwhile, that Structural Steel and Metal Buildings 4×4 SuperCrew Lariat with the five-foot cargo box will License # 461582 start at $39,480 – including delivery fees but before op- tions. Ford once was a major player in midsize trucks, but with the segment‘s sales seemingly on a fast decline to 1344 W.
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