Revving Up for the Ultimate Labor Day Car Show: South Central FFA's Triumphant Showcase

The South Central FFA's annual Labor Day Car Show at Kinmundy Park was a resounding success, drawing in a record-breaking 127 entries from across multiple states. This year's event, held on September 2nd, cemented its reputation as one of the region's premier automotive celebrations, captivating enthusiasts and car aficionados alike.

Unleashing the Power of Automotive Passion

A Diverse Automotive Tapestry

The South Central FFA Labor Day Car Show boasted an impressive array of vehicles, spanning nearly a century of automotive history. From the timeless elegance of a 93-year-old classic to the sleek, modern designs of cars just 9 years old, the event showcased the rich diversity of the automotive world. Participants hailed from four different states – Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana – each bringing their unique automotive treasures to the forefront.

Honoring the Automotive Icons

The car show's award categories paid tribute to the industry's most iconic marques. Best Ford ('66 and newer) was awarded to Gory Kolenberger, while Josh Dunahee took home the prize for Best Chevy ('65 and older). Kent Buckles' vehicle was recognized as the Best of the Rest ('66 and newer), and Robert Barneck's Mopar ('65 and newer) claimed the top spot. Sue Fritzsche's Mopar ('66 and newer) also earned a well-deserved accolade. The event's most prestigious award, Best of Show, was bestowed upon David Martin, whose vehicle captivated the judges and attendees alike.

Celebrating the Automotive Enthusiast's Journey

The car show's participants showcased their dedication and passion for their automotive treasures, with one individual standing out for their remarkable commitment. Steve and Rhonda Lucas, hailing from Kentucky, were recognized for the Longest Distance Traveled to attend the event, underscoring the draw of the South Central FFA's annual celebration.

Honoring the FFA's Automotive Legacy

The South Central FFA's involvement in the event extended beyond the car show itself, as the organization participated in a parade that followed the main event. This integration of the FFA's presence further solidified the organization's commitment to fostering a love for automobiles and supporting the local community.

A Triumphant Celebration of Automotive Passion

The South Central FFA's Labor Day Car Show has firmly established itself as a must-attend event for automotive enthusiasts in the region. With record-breaking participation, a diverse array of vehicles, and a deep appreciation for the industry's icons, this year's showcase was a resounding success, cementing the organization's role as a driving force in the local automotive community.