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Award Winners – 307 Entries 1000 Class Cruizin’ With The oldies 2019 – Award Winners – 307 Entries 1000 Class 1948 & Older – 35 entries – Terry Oksa – 1934 Ford Sedan Delivery – Mike & Jean Baudendistel – 1930 Ford A – Cindy Chopping – 1929 Ford A Woody – Ray Clamp – 1934 American Austin – Ed Eakeley – 1932 Ford Coupe – Bruce Peterson – 1933 Chevy Eagle – Paul & Linda Steffey – 1931 Ford A 2000 Class 1949 – 1959 – 24 entries – Lyle Miler – 1957 Chevy 210 Sport Coupe - Jack Joecks – 1956 Ford Crown Victoria – Jay & Julie Andresen – 1955 Chev 210 Townsman – Don Bentz – 1958 Buick Limited – Heath Lindi & Johnny Brainard – 1949 Chevrolet Sport Coupe – Lenny Jennings – 1952 Kaiser Manhattan 3000 Class 1960 – 1969 – 53 entries – Ethan Miller – 1969 Mustang Mach 1 – Doug & Judy Ferguson – 1965 Buick Skylark – Don Geiger – 1963 Chevy Impala – Steve Keigley – 1968 Chevy Malibu – Robin Jahnke – 1965 Plymouth Valiant – Bill McKinney – 1969 Shelby GT 350 – Hooter Dehony – 1964 Chevy Chevelle SS – Riley Finn – 1964 Chevy Nova – Scott Clamp – 1968 Mustang – Joe Madsen – 1967 Pontiac GTO – Tony Zettlemoyer – 1967 Pontiac Firebird – Shane Smithey – 1967 Chevy Chevelle – Gary Enlow – 1969 Dodge Coronet RT 4000 Class 1970 – 1979 - 18 entries – Joe Wyatt – 1970 Plymouth Road Runner – Mike Schilling – 1978 Pontiac Trans Am – Terry Hemmer – 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS – Brian Finn – 1979 Pontiac Firebird 5000 Class 1980 – 1999 – 10 entries – Terry & Sue Apel – 1993 Chevy Corvette – Kevin Apel - 1994 Mercedes 6000 Class – 2000 to Current Year – 8 entries - John Kraft – 2006 Dodge Viper – Matt & Jess Brugardt – 2018 Mustang 7000 Class – Trucks & 4X4 1959 and Older -23 entries (OCAC and non members combined) – Ken Judd – 1931 Ford A pickup – Michael Farnes – 1959 Ford pickup – Chuck & Pam Burrous – 1949 Ford F-1 – Ray Clamp – 1955 Ford F-100 - Rex & Carol Williams – 1957 GMC pickup 7100 Class – Trucks & 4X4 1960 and Newer- 28 entries (OCAC and non members combined) – John Kraft – 1971 Chevy C10 4x4 – Brad Adams – 19?? GMC pick up – Randy Morrison – 1972 Ford Bronco – Mike Weber – 1967 Chevy C10 4x4 – Jodi Brown – 1967 Ford Bronco – Melanie Blades – 1975 Ford F250 – Chris Alexander – 1965 Dodge D100 7500 Class – Import/Tuner/Sports all years - 11 entries (OCAC and non members combined) – Brad Adams - 1971 Opel Manta - Linda Clamp – 1975 VW Beetle – Mike & Jean Baudendistel – 1969 Siata Spring 8000 Class – Age 25 and younger - 19 entries (OCAC and non members combined) – Bethany Baker – 1961 Nash Metropolitan – Colton Smithey - 1956 Desoto Firedome – Daniel Clamp – 1970 Ford Bronco - Tyler Fink – 1971 VW Bug - Alexes Gronning – 1964 Chevy Chevelle 9000 Class – Rat Rod – 4 entries (OCAC and non members combined) – Brainard Family – 1946 GMC pickup OCAC Member Classes 1500 Class – 1948 and Older – 5 entries – John & Liddy Chaney – 1935 Dodge 4 door slant back sedan 2500 Class – 1949 – 1959 – 16 entries – Stan & Judy Goodwin – 1956 Plymouth Convertible – Chuck Lauderdale – 1957 Ford Thunderbird - Ed Downes – 1957 Chevy Bel Air Sport Coupe – Jim Nelson – 1953 Willys Aerolark 3500 Class – 1960-1969 – 27 entries – Rocky Smith – 1965 Ford Mustang – Darce Laws – 1967 Oldsmobile 442 – Gary & Laura Waxler – 1969 Mercury Cyclone – Jennifer Baker – 1968 Ford Mustang – Mike Johnson – 1961 Chevrolet Corvair Lakewood – Jim Stoneking – 1966 Ford Fairlane 4500 Class – 1970 – 1979 – 12 entries – Dennis Day – 1972 Ford Ranchero – Jesse & Laura Henderson – 1970 Dodge Charger – Rosie Eddy – 1970 Chevy Chevelle 5500 Class – 1980 – 1999 – 6 entries – Josh Gollnick – 1990 Chevy S-10 6500 Class – 2000 and Newer – 8 entries – Ron Rickabaugh – 2006 Pontiac Solstice - Jesse & Laura Henderson – 2002 Chrysler Prowler OCAC President’s choice – 2009 – Jay & Julie Andresen – 1955 Chevy 210 Townsman Veterans’ Choice – by American Legion – 1011 Sam Chopping – 1931 Ford A Woody Hard Luck – 3511 – Jerry Barton – 1965 Ford Mustang (dead battery- wouldn’t start for show) Long Distance – 1007 – Dale Schicketanz, Sho-lo Az, 872 miles – 1939 Ford Sedan Delivery Kids’ Choice – 5001 – Sam & Cindy Chopping – 1999 Plymouth Prowler Forever Cruizin’ – by Clamp Family - 7020 – Jesse & Judy Langston – 1937 Ford pickup Out of Town Visitor Pick – by OCAC VP Ken Lantta – 7113, Jodi Brown, Arvada, CO 1967 Bronco NSRA Safety Pick – by Tom Divine – 1033 – Bob Chaput – 1947 Ford Coupe WSRA Pick – by Fred Romero, Central Rep, – 2006 – Lyle Miller, 1957 Chev 210 sport coupe Goodguys Pick – by Stan Goodwin, Regional Rep – 1002.–Terry Oksa 1934 Ford Sedan Delivery Peoples’ Choice – 7019 – Kristy Delgado – 1950 Chevy 5 window pickup .
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