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Welcome, welcome, welcome. It is time now for our community connection
right here on K one, the one you trust. And it's always great
to have these gentlemen backy and studio. We're talking with our friends here from
the Old East and Goodiest car Show and that he is coming up in September.
We've got Neil and John. Guys, how are you doing today?
Great? Good job, Yeah, a great day. It's always a great
day to get inside an old car and have some fun and even work on
one if you got some good shade. Sure NASA have our condition shop today.
Oh yeah, Mick Ally, Well, i'll tell you what this is
gonna be a heck of a show. Tell us a little bit about what
we got going on. Well on septem number sixteenth, that's about three weeks
downtown Dewey, we'll have our three sixth annual car show. So any any
type car, hot rods, classic cars, late model cars, bring them
on down and have some fun with us. Now I understand we've got some
trophies coming up here, too, don't we. Yes, we do.
There's uh. Well, all we do is we do a top twenty,
uh and in that top twenty, then we have what we call a high
five in other words, the five best of that, and then there's one
top choice of all those, which would be like the winner of the show.
Okay. And then we have some late model trophies that year, which
is new. We haven't had late model trophies in the past. And so
for those people with newer cars, corvettes, whatever that they so we're going
to have a trophy for that. And then we have Choice trophies, which
is like the mayor his choice and ladies choice and and that sort of thing.
So which is just as a you know, someone that whatever they like,
they choose and they get a trophy. So that's pretty cool. Yeah.
Now, the first fifty registries egg in the first car's day of we'll
get a nice little dash plack we understand, right, yep, dash plack'll
it'll show you know, it'll have the same thing that t shirts have on
them, and and that's pretty popular with people. They like to collect them.
And and I've I've got like forty dash placks from almost every year we've
had a car show. My goodness, thinks now this is something that's been
going on now for thirty six years. But you guys been around cars all
your lives now, haven't you. Yeah. Yeah. My first car was
a fifty six Shifty and that was the one I learned to work on,
and it ran pretty good. But it has a lot of good memories from
back in those days. I think most of the guys in the club are
you know, there's there's a long history and uh. And we have some
young people in the club now fortunately that love these old cars and and so
that's fun to watch them, you know, uh, and their love of
the old cars and and all the effort that's put into them. You know.
You know, these days, it's kind of rough to be a shade
Tree mechanic, not just because of the eat, but just because everything has
changed on the vehicle. Absolutely. These old cars ares are simple, and
that's good because a lot of us are. The older ones were pretty simple
too, so it's easy you can deal with the simple. How simple the
cars are now and Neil, this is a lot of fun. You said,
you got all those dash plaques from like forty different shows and everything else
like that. But there's a real sense of pride when you bring your vehicle
into a show like this beat. You'd be amazed how how much time people
spend polishing their car and cleaning their car and keeping it up to date.
They get u, you know, a paint chip on it, They're going
to figure out how to get that fixed. And so, yeah, take
a lot of pride, put it up every night, and and it's it's
it's just a lot of fun and it's a it's a great community to be
a part of. Now I understand. We go right down Don Tyler Avenue
right there in downtown Dewey and folks are just going to see an avenue of
beauties right yes, yes, absolutely, and and so the cars are primarily
on Don Tyler. Uh. And it's of course it should add that for
spectators it's free, there's no charge. Yeah. And uh. But in
the park then just over behind the library and Dewey that's where all the vendors
will be and people selling different things, you know, selling their wares and
food and of course we've got to have food, food, beverage may right,
yeah, I understand. We got miss Hannah who might be in charge
of maybe who you got a call to get a spot there? Right,
yes, absolutely, yeah, yes, yeah, And Hannah does a great
job. And the other thing and the other people we should mention is Dewey
City. They do a great job, don't they know. They are amazing
to work with and we're really delighted they let us have our car show downtown.
You know, guys, I think honestly that they have as much fun
letting you do it as you do putting it on. Yeah. Yeah,
they're so supportive, that's amazing. And as a result of that, we
try to support the Tom Mex Museum and the Dewey Hotels, so we give
donations to them every year we've been in Dewey. Miss miss Vaughn will be
very happy to see you there. Yeah. She likes to go out and
take a look at the cars too. Yeah. Yeah, well yeah,
I think I think in point point there that you just went over the uh
we are a five oh one c three nonprofit club, and so what we
do here in this car club and what the money that's raised, it's going
to be uh donated. So UH last year the club donated about seven thousand
dollars to different charities. That's not you know, that's not huge money.
But for our little club, UH, it benefited the museum and the hotel.
It benefited uh than other charities for for people that need help in the
community. So it's it's not just a car show. It also has uh
some some great benefits to the community. And also the local businesses benefit from
that too. They were all out the red carpet. When you guys are
in town, they do and there's a lot of them. Like he said,
food there's a number of local businesses that have extra food that day and
they support us and we try to support them. This is really cool,
gentlemen. We're going to take a quick break and then we're going to be
right back and got to remind everybody where we need to be on the sixteenth.
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one you trust it's eight forty one, and we're talking with our friends from
the Oldies and Goodies Car Show, Neil and John and guys. The car
show and Dewey is coming up on September sixteenth, Saturday. That's basically three
weeks away downtown Dewey. And how much it can cost cost nothing in there,
right? Oh yeah, all you really had to pay the dour or
a and you get extra credit for it. Hey, that's what you know.
But if if we want to get our cards or vehicles registered, what's
the entry? Okay, so the interfee is twenty five dollars. You come
in right in front of the music of the Tomins Museum. Okay, there'll
be people there. We'll start registering at eight o'clock, okay until what you're
eleven, And so it's twenty five bucks, Get dash plaquet, goodie bag,
it's the first fifty Get a goodie bag, and then go park your
car and have a great time. Gonna be food vendors, cool cars and
and of course benefits and local charities and this is just really a day of
fun. And you know, we've talked to the powers that be about turning
down the heat that day, so that the only thing is going to be
hotter than cars. Yeah, we're going to have beautiful weather. I'm pretty
sure we will buy the Hey, gentlemen, thank you for stopping. Bye,
thank you, thank you so much. All righty, folks, you've
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