Two of the oldest Car Show entries, a 1926 Model TT Ford Dump Truck owned by Donald L. Teat, left, and a 1923 Model TT Ford Truck owned by Eric Harvey, were popular with the crowd.
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Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
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Donald Teat, left, presents the trophy for Best Motorcycle to the representative of Irvin Dove for his 2006 Harley Red Heritage.
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From left, Ed, Crystle and Ava Sears stand with their gold-colored 1941 Ford pickup, which was awarded Best in Show Saturday afternoon at the Towers Family Historical Museum.
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Billy Warner, left, accepts the Towers’ Family Choice trophy for his 1968 Oldsmobile 442 from Landen Bodine on Saturday, June 21, at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The trophies were all presented in memory of Bodine’s grandfather Bill Towers. The car show benefited Compass Hospice.
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Ed Sears, left, accepts the trophy for Best in Show for his 1941 Ford Pickup from Donald Teat.
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The Towers Family Historical Museum Car Show trophies for 2025 were all presented "In Memory of Bill Towers," family patriarch, who died in May.
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Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
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Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
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Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
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This 1951 Cadillac Series 62 owned by "Gerard" received one of the Top 30 trophies.
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This 1955 Chevy Pickup owned by Steve Heller took one of the Top 30 trophies.
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Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
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1966 Dodge Charger owned by Dave Walls
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Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
PHOTO BY ANGELA PRICE
Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
PHOTO BY ANGELA PRICE
Classic and antique motor vehicles line the field at the Towers Family Historical Museum. The Car Show, originally scheduled for June 7, was postponed until June 21 due to weather. Entry fees benefited Compass Hospice.
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Both the yellow 1970 ½ Ford Falcon owned by Andy Clough, left, and the red and white 1955 Chevrolet Belair convertible owned by Danny Morris received Top 30 trophies.
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This 1941 Plymouth Sedan owned by Dale and Serina Lantz received on of the Top 30 trophies.
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