December 2008 Rally Newsletter

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Specializing in designing and conducting rural road rallies for the automobile enthusiast since 1979.
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Sunman, Indiana 47041
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The Rally Newsletter
December 2008
BMW vs Mini Cooper Road Rally
September 13, 2008
How often in life do you get the chance to defend your title as champion? Once you
graduate from high school or college, probably not very often.
On Saturday, September 13th, The BMW Store hosted their annual BMW vs Mini Cooper
road rally and invited customers and would be customers to participate in a challenging but fun
road rally event to see who would take home the 2008 title as the King Road Warrior! A
beautiful warm summer day greeted the participants as they worked their way through the road
course in Hamilton, Clermont, Brown and Warren Counties. Sites along the way included 2
Covered Bridges, 2 historic churches and 80
miles of scenic roads with little or no traffic
welcomed the teams from as far ways as
Louisville, Kentucky.
The Mini Cooper camp had the advantage
with 10 Minis compared to only 7 BMWs and in
the end that small advantage may have been
the leading factor to push the Minis onto to
their
2nd
victory
in
as
many
years!
Congratulations to David & Laura Bales who
drove a 2006 Mini Cooper S Convertible to that
1st Place finish! Will the Minis take home
another victory in 2009 or will the BMW group
rise to the occasion? Stay tuned.
We would like to thank Rich Winterman and Jenna Bellinski of the BMW Store for putting
this all together! Without their help and backing, this event would obviously never have taken
place. For pictures from the event, click here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
Car Club Affiliation
1st Place
David & Laura Bales
2006 Mini Cooper S
Convertible
Cincy Mini
2nd Place
Dennis & Jarrod Williams
2007 BMW Z4
3rd Place
Brittany Brown & Brian Cain
2008 Mini Cooper Clubman
4th Place
Scott & Joan Majors
2005 Mini Cooper S
Bluegrass Minis
5th Place
Herschel & Kay Weintraub
2000 BMW Z3
BMW Club
6th Place
John & Karen Ritzinger
2000 BMW Z3
BMW Club
7th Place
Michael & Elizabeth Riley
2002 Mini Cooper S
8th Place
Tom & Nick Laux
2004 Mini Cooper S
9th Place
David & Laura Knight
2008 Mini Cooper S
Cinci Minis
10th Place
Jeffrey & Annette Hatfield
2007 Mini Cooper S
Cinci Minis
11th Place
Chris & Cheryl Cane
2006 BMW Z4
BMWCCA, ZSCCA,
Cincin Minis,
Roving Roadsters
12th Place
Jeff Roberts & Stephanie
Meyer
2007 Mini Cooper S
Cinci Minis
Place
Team
Vehicle
13th Place
Dale & Veronica Nees
2004 BMW Z4
14th Place
Lois & Ryan Carpenter
2006 Mini Cooper S
15th Place
Stan Yelton & Jackie Moore
2006 BMW 325i
16th Place
Mike & Mitchell Thomas
2001 BMW Z4
17th Place
Todd & Chase Butler
2008 Mini Cooper S
Convertible
Car Club Affiliation
Cinci Minis
Indiana State Park Inns Road Rally
Fall Edition
September 21–23, 2008
Indiana is one of several states fortunate enough to still have plenty of interesting and
historical sites tucked away on the back roads far from development and urban sprawl. This 2
day route, although somewhat long, took the teams to areas that were at best desolate and at
times down right deserted!
Working our way along some very rural back roads the teams were treated to 5 beautiful
Covered Bridges and 19 historic Steel Truss Bridges! When we weren’t crossing streams we
were watching trains cross the 3rd longest railroad trestle in the world, visiting a secluded rock
spring, touring a manufacturing facility and standing in awe next to the limb of what was once
the largest tree east of the Mississippi.
A very wide variety of vehicles were
driven in the road rally including a 1938
Chrysler Imperial driven by Bill & Betty
Swope,
a
1961
Rambler American
Convertible driven by Jeff & Nancy
Mosburg and a 1978 VW Super Beetle
Convertible driven by Kemal & Dianne
Tulley.
After 200 miles of touring the back
roads, John & Loree Worm and Tray &
Wendy Tirrell walked away with a 1st
Place finish with their 2001 Buick
LeSabre! Congratulations you guys! Nice
job. For pictures from the event, click
here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
1st Place
John & Loree Worm, Tray
& Wendy Tirrell
2001 Buick LeSabre
2nd Place
Donna Sullivan, Carolyn
Bridges, Marty Lewis
2004 Chevrolet Impala
3rd Place
Bob & Berta Kennedy
2008 Chevrolet Equinox
4th Place
Brian & Sarah Pickell, Lisa
Nichols
2001 Pontiac Bonneville
Car Club Affiliation
Place
Team
Vehicle
5th Place
Jane & Dale Smoes
1995 Ford Mustang
6th Place
Sam & Tira Rogers
2002 Porsche Boxster
7th Place
Les & Ruth Libey, Terry, &
Patty Swick
2005 Chrysler Town &
Country
8th Place
Jeff & Nancy Mosburg
1961 Rambler American
9th Place
Gary & Sara Mattax
2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser
10th Place
Kemal & Dianne Tulley
1978 VW Super Beetle
11th Place
Greg & Jamie Scott
2008 Pontiac Vibe
12th Place
Bill & Ruth Wilfong
2003 Chrysler Sebring
13th Place
Gloria Danielson & Marvin
Myers
2004 Chrysler Sebring
14th Place
Bill & Pam Ritter
1994 Jaguar XJS
15th Place
Ed & Jo Klodzinski
2003 Ford Thunderbird
Car Club Affiliation
Porsche Club of
America
Hoosier AMC & AMO
Auburn Shifters
Place
Team
Vehicle
16th Place
Joyce Corrigan & Imogene
DeWitt
2004 Pontiac Vibe
17th Place
Bill & Martha Baker
2008 Buick Lucerne
18th Place
Barb Walsh & Carol Palmer
2001 Chevrolet Impala
19th Place
Bill & Elizabeth Swope
1938 Chrysler Imperial
Car Club Affiliation
AACA & VMCCA
Deer Creeks Autumn Road Rally
September 27, 2008
When you think of central Ohio, you probably wouldn’t consider the area for a scenic travel
destination for the family vacation. Or would you? We say it over and over again...pick any
spot in the country, draw a 25 mile radius around the center point and you will be amazed at
what we can find when it comes to scenic drives, historic sites or strange little places in the
middle of nowhere.
Pickaway County, Ohio is just one those interesting counties with more places to visit than
we can pack into one road rally. Beginning and ending at the beautiful Deer Creek Resort and
Conference Center, this rally ran through miles of country roads lined with corn fields,
occasionally making stops in one horse towns for fuel, supplies or that interesting visit to the
town museum. This road tour included 5 Steel Truss Bridges dating back to 1885, two
museum stops complete with original Stage
Coaches and Ohio’s oldest traffic light, an
original train depot and a drive past a kettle
lake that was formed when the glaciers
receded 17,000 years ago!
Congratulations to Laura Tucker & Linda
Fenton
who
cleaned
house
on
the
competing teams to take the 1st Place
finish! Driving a 1997 Mercury van, Laura &
Linda were a sleeper team that the rest of
the field didn’t seriously consider. However,
Laura & Linda methodically moved through
the course and successfully took the
checkered flag! Nice job girls! For pictures
from the event, click here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
1st Place
Laura Tucker & Linda
Fenton
1997 Mercury Van
2nd Place
Russell & Lorrie Thompson
2006 Chevrolet Silverado
3rd Place
James & Sharon Stoops
2007 Pontiac Solstice
GXP
4th Place
Shawn & Christina Crose
2003 Kia Rio
5th Place
Stephanie & Curtis Kohler
2003 Ford Windstar
6th Place
Bill & Betty Knapp
2008 Ford Fusion
7th Place
Santo & Chris Soto
2005 Honda CRV
Car Club Affiliation
Place
Team
Vehicle
8th Place
Ross & Kris Wirth
2002 Audi TT
9th Place
Mason & Terry Moore
2007 Toyota Prius
Car Club Affiliation
Feed the Wolves Road Tour & Fundraiser
October 4, 2008
About 5 years ago on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, Bev & I were driving along the
Indiana back roads (If you can imagine that.) when we came upon a large fenced enclosure.
Taking a quick glance I immediately saw what appeared to be several wolves in the enclosure.
Looking back again in disbelief I zeroed in on a regal dark wolf with golden eyes. The car
came to a screeching halt. Everyone knows that I like turtles, but the wolf is a very special
animal to me. Bev & I decided to pull into the driveway to see what this wolf thing was all
about.
That was the day we met Terry & Kathy Baudendistel, owners and caretakers of the Wolf
Creek Habitat and Rescue Center. Every once in a great while, you will meet someone so
very special in their conviction that you can see their purpose in life comes straight from the
soul. Terry & Kathy have such a strong sense of caring and compassion for wolves, that it
shows in everything they do and say for these animals. Their lives are wrapped around these
fantastic animals and dedicated to educating everyone about the true nature of the wolf pack.
Over the years we have taken several road rallies to their sanctuary and this year we
decided to have a fundraiser for the wolves. 13 teams participated in the event which raised
$750.00 to purchase food for the wolves
during the upcoming winter season. We
would
like
to
thank
everyone
who
participated and donated to this great cause.
We will be having the Feed The Wolves
Road Tour and Fundraiser again on October
3, 2009 and invite everyone to participate in
this event. Not only are you giving to a
great cause that uses 100% of the
donations to purchase food, you also are
permitted to enter the pens with the wolves
and physically interact with these beautiful
creatures. Below are a few pictures from the
fundraiser. To view all pictures from the
fundraiser event, click here.
Team
Vehicle
Mike Adams
1974 Dodge dart
Robin & Christine Gardner
2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser
Tim & Debbie Gilliam
2005 Chrysler Town & Country
Karen & Don Hansen
1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Bob Maimone & Linda Gill
2003 Toyota Avalon
Car Club Affiliation
Team
Vehicle
Sam & Tira Rogers
2002 Porsche Boxster
Patricia Scott & Joyce Norrington
2007 Chevrolet Impala
Jim & Sharon Stoops
2007 Pontiac Solstice GXP
Robert & Eileen Stork
2008 Ford Edge
Mike & Kevin Sweeney
1979 Mercedes 450SL
Tom & Susan Weil, Elmer &
Susan Weil
2007 Chevrolet Impala
Paula Wheeldon & Carla Happel
2006 Mini Cooper
Bill & Ruth Wilfong
2001 Mazda Miata
Car Club Affiliation
GM Roadster/Indy
Roadster
MB Club, BMW Club
The Rising Sun Navy Bean Festival Road Rally
October 11, 2008
On the banks of the Ohio River just about 35 miles west of Cincinnati, Ohio, sits a gem of
a town located in the smallest County in the State of Indiana, Rising Sun. Back in 1987,
Rising Sun started an annual fall event called the Navy Bean Festival where the theme of the
day is, you guessed it, the Navy Bean! I’m not really sure who decided to have this type of a
festival or why, but it sure is a gas. People from throughout the county come in for the
weekend to sample local foods, listen to the bands play along the river and of course, to try
out the festival rides that pack the downtown streets.
The Navy Bean Festival Road Rally course is located almost totally in Ohio County which
is only 87 square miles and as stated before, the smallest county in the State. Even with it’s
notoriety as being the smallest County it really is amazing what you can find here. The county
plays host to the only Tripple Whipple Bridge in the world, which is currently being restored;
also the historically significant Speakman House and the Fischer-Barrklow Home both built by
Timothy Newman and reported to have been used by the Underground Railroad are located in
the county as well as the Lost Bridge which
was built in 1916.
We would like to thank Sherry Timms of
the Rising Sun Tourism Bureau for putting
everything together for the event including
the great prizes handed out to the top
winning teams. Congratulations to Steven &
Sandy Miller who took 1st Place in the
Rising Sun Navy Bean Festival Road Rally
with their 2006 Suabru Outback! Steve &
Sandy have competed in several of our road
rallies and obviously they are getting pretty
good at this! Nice work Steve & Sandy! To
view all pictures from the Road Rally, click
here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
Car Club Affiliation
1st Place
Sandy & Steven Miller
2006 Subaru
Outback
2nd Place
Patty Blackburn, Mary Reynolds,
Paula Reynolds & Genise Crowley
2002 Oldsmobile
Silhoutte
3rd Place
Sam & Tira Rogers
2002 Porsche
Boxster
Porsche Club of
America
4th Place
Cleon Wingard & Gretchen Esch
1979 Chevrolet
Corvette
Greater Dayton
Corvette Club
The Rising Sun Navy Bean Festival Road Rally
October 11, 2008
The Midwest All British Car Road Rally
October 11, 2008
Some cars are built for basic reliable transportation to take you to and from work everyday.
Some cars are built as a status symbol as a way to make your neighbors jealous. Some cars
are built for fuel economy and some cars (British) are just built because their owners like to
have fun when they drive!
When you think of a sports car, the legendary Jaguars & Triumphs automatically go to the
top of the list. Visions of Brits with Tweed caps buzzing around the English countryside with
tires squealing as they make their way down narrow lanes jump into your brain. I’ve always
been a big fan of the sleek Jaguar X-Type. The only other car that came close to duplicating
this beauty was the 1963-1967 Chevrolet Corvette, but that’s a different story.
This British Car Road Rally was sponsored by the Jaguar Club of Greater Cincinnati and
open to all British made vehicles. Beginning and ending at Brookville Lake, the teams enjoyed
a full day of driving in the country with stops at the Wolf Creek Habitat & Rescue Center, the
Little Cedar Grove Baptist Church built in 1812, Oldenburg, Indiana, a stop along the
Whitewater Canal plus other interesting and
historical sites. For October 11th, the day
was downright on the warm side with plenty
of sunshine for the convertible owners.
Special thanks to Rich Frantz and the
Jaguar Club of Greater Cincinnati for
organizing the event. Congratulations to Alan
& Susan Ray who drove their 1967
Sunbeam Tiger to a 1st Place finish. Alan &
Susan were the only Road Rally participants
who had competed in any of our past road
rallies
and
the
experience
paid
off!
Congratulations Alan & Susan! To view all
pictures from the Road Rally, click here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
Car Club Affiliation
1st Place
Alan & Susan Ray
1967 Sunbeam Tiger
2nd Place
Eric Thompson & Mark Gelhausen
1966 Jaguar XKE
3rd Place
Rich & Jody Frantz
1969 Jaguar E-Type
Jaguar Club of
Greater Cincinnati
4th Place
Michael & Kevin Scarpa
1962 Triumph TR-4
Jaguar Club of
Greater Cincinnati
Place
Team
Vehicle
Car Club Affiliation
5th Place
Jim & Mary Kay Gerst
1976 Triumph TR6
6th Place
Lynn Faulkner & Aletha
Robinson
2001 Land Rover Discovery
Cincinnati British Car
Club
7th Place
Don & Carol Isgrig
2005 Mercedes SL500
Jaguar Club of
Greater Cincinnati
8th Place
Joe & Jason Gerst
1970 Jaguar XKE
9th Place
Carl & Bonnie Fauver
1990 Jaguar XJS
Jaguar Club of
Greater Cincinnati
The Bridges, Brooks & Mansions Road Rally
October 18, 2008
Try to imagine an autumn drive in the country where you have a road course all mapped
out for the entire day. All you have to do is follow the directions and enjoy the afternoon!
Before you even leave town, you visit a one-of-a-kind vehicle known as “Peggy the Flying
Horse” that participated in parades throughout the country but was built and is housed just a
few miles from where you live! This is a 1930’s truck chassis retrofitted with a roadster body
placed strategically near the back of the vehicle so that every time the vehicle moves forward
from a dead stop, it pops a wheelie! Also located in town, you cross a Steel Through Truss
Bridge that was built in 1887 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Next, you take a personal tour of two beautiful mansions. One which began life in 1810 as
a two story log home that eventually, through a series of additions, became the Veraestau
Estate overlooking the Ohio River. The other mansion, Hillforest which was built in 1855, is as
grand as it is unique. Three stories and somewhat resembling a riverboat the Hillforest is the
grand jewel of the county.
After visiting the two mansions, you leave town and head into the country where you’ll visit
a Victorian Public Cemetery established in 1869 that also includes two prehistoric Indian
Mounds. Further along the course you will cross another Steel Through Truss Bridge built in
1920 that was originally used for the railroads. Just a couple of miles down the road you’ll
stop at a local family apple orchard for a cool drink of fresh, crisp apple cider. Before you
head back home you have one more stop,
a Covered Bridge built in 1879! You have
just completed a partial tour of Dearborn
County Indiana!
We would like to thank Debbie Smith of
the Dearborn County Tourism Bureau for
organizing the event and for all of her great
help with the logistics and details involved
for the drive. Congratulations to Gary &
Jean Ann Martin and Rodney & Dana
Brewer who took 1st Place in the Bridges,
Brooks & Mansions Road Rally with their
2005 Chevrolet Blazer. Nice job everyone!
To view all pictures from the Road Rally,
click here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
1st Place
Gary & Jean Ann Martin,
Rodney & Dana Brewer
2005 Chevrolet Blazer
2nd Place
Bob & Kim Dobbs, Scott &
Jan Hunter
2008 BMW 328xi
Car Club
Affiliation
Place
Team
Vehicle
3rd Place
Phil & Betsy Fladung, Bruce
& Kim Mrusek
2008 Toyota Camry
4th Place
Bill & Bobbi Ostermeyer
2003 Ford Thunderbird
5th Place
Gary Sidebottom & Barbara
Lee
2007 Pontiac Solstice
6th Place
Dan & Susan Rensing
1930 Chevrolet Coupe
7th Place
Bill & Ruth Wilfong
2001 Mazda Miata
8th Place
John & Page Miller, Betty
Ostendorf
2005 Honda Pilot
9th Place
Chuck & Marilyn Cahill
2003 Chevrolet Impala
10th Place
Rodney & Donna Porter
2008 Chevrolet HHR
Car Club
Affiliation
IGTOA, IGH
VCCA
Land Rover Cincinnati Covered Bridge
Road Rally
October 19, 2008
With the first Land Rover designed in 1948 as a vehicle to be used in the military and on
the farm, to the high performance, luxury SUV 2009 Range Rover Sport, one thing is for
certain. These vehicles are very capable on and off road. However, this road rally sponsored
by Land Rover Cincinnati was designed more as a leisurely drive than a test of strength and
agility that is legendary in Land Rover circles.
On a very crisp, early October morning, customers of Land Rover Cincinnati assembled at
the dealership for a drive in the country with their families and their pride and joy...the Rover.
This 80 mile jaunt took the teams into the countryside and through two Covered Bridges
located in Clermont and Brown Counties. They were also treated to 2 historically significant
churches rarely known to even the locals
and a visit to an old Steel Through Truss
Bridge built in 1904 but now bypassed for a
more modern span across the stream.
We would like to thank Katy Goetzel of
Land Rover Cincinnati for organizing the
event and doing such a great job with
notifying her customers of the Road Rally.
Congratulations
to
Manish
Anand
&
Yashodhan Dhuru for taking 1st Place in the
Land Rover Cincinnati Covered Bridge Road
Rally with their 2006 Land Rover LR3. Nice
job guys! To view all pictures from the Road
Rally, click here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
1st Place
Manish Anand & Yashodhan
Dhuru
2006 Land Rover LR3
2nd Place
Ralph & Jacqueline Chauvin
2007 Land Rover LR3
3rd Place
Chuck & Ticey Elliot
1997 Land Rover Discovery
4th Place
Josh Asbury & Michele
Simmons
2004 Land Rover Discovery
5th Place
Pat Sherman & John
Schmidt
2006 Land Rover LR3
Car Club
Affiliation
Place
Team
Vehicle
6th Place
Lynn Faulkner & Aletha
Robinson
2001 Land Rover Discovery
7th Place
George & Nanny Hardewig
2003 Land Rover Discovery
8th Place
Doug & Vicki Jensen
2002 Land Rover Discovery
9th Place
Dave & Barb Harper
2004 Land Rover Discovery
10th Place
Tom & Beth Howe
2006 Land Rover LR3
11th Place
Nikki Owens
2006 Land Rover LR3
12th Place
Andrew & Jess Gear
2005 Land Rover LR3
13th Place
Bruce Halpryn & Yvonne
Reissig
2000 Land Rover Discovery
14th Place
Craig & Ginny McAfee
2008 Land Rover Sport
Car Club
Affiliation
British Car Club
of Greater
Cincinnati
Place
Team
Vehicle
15th Place
Mark & Kim Burford
2008 Land Rover LR2
16th Place
Gary & Evelyn Kirschner
2008 Land Rover LR2
17th Place
Mark Smith
2005 Land Rover LR3
18th Place
Steve Makepeace & Debra
Lauver
2008 Land Rover LR3
19th Place
Jim Lowell & Gina Brown
2008 Land Rover Sport
Car Club
Affiliation
The Haunted
Tunnel Road
Rally
October 24,
2008
A little bit of heavy rain on Friday morning wasn’t going to stop a large crowd of Halloween
enthusiasts from making the drive to the forbidden Haunted Tunnel! This group was ready to
getup and go see the sites of south central Indiana which included round barns, covered
bridges, brick kilns, steel truss bridges, fire towers haunted inns, foot bridges and of course the
Haunted Tunnel.
The morning started out with a dark cold steady rain as the teams started their journey
into the hinterland. I emphasize the word dark because when I left the parking lot that
morning I really didn’t have a clue what type of vehicles were being driven in this road rally.
As I setup a position along the route to take pictures of the teams as they rolled by, I
mistakenly took a picture of someone in a Silver Dodge pickup that wasn’t in our group. Not
thinking twice about the mistake, I stayed at my post taking pictures. About 10 minutes later a
Jackson County Sheriff’s Deputy pulled up next to my vehicle stating he received a report that
I was taking pictures of people and he wanted to know what was going on. After a brief
explanation of our Road Rally event and running a background check on my drivers license,
we both had a good laugh and went about our business.
By noon the rain had subsided with only heavy grey clouds lurking in the heavens which
made for a rather spooky type atmosphere when the teams arrived at the Haunted Tunnel.
Unfortunately, this year no one was treated
to a ghost siting at the tunnel. However, we
will be going back to the Haunted Tunnel
to search for ghosts not once but twice in
2009! We will be having 2 Haunted Tunnel
Road Rallies next year, one on Saturday,
October 24th and one on Sunday, October
25th. In addition to being held twice and on
the weekend, the route will be about 50
miles shorter and we will have a different
start/finish location than in the past. With all
of these improvements, this should make
the Haunted Tunnel Road Rally event much
more accessible and enjoyable to everyone
in the tri-state area. For details on the new
Haunted Tunnel Road Rallies, click here.
We would like to thank everyone who came out for our annual Haunted Tunnel Road Rally
and hope you can make it back again for next years events. Congratulations to Mark & Julie
Stutler who took 1st Place in the Haunted Tunnel Road Rally! Good work Mark & Julie! To
view all pictures from the Road Rally, click here.
Place
Team
Vehicle
1st Place
Mark & Julie Stutler
2004 Ford Mustang
2nd Place
Ron & Beth Seifert
2006 Ford Focus
3rd Place
Tracy & Rachel Bagley, Kristina
Morrale & Connie Schrand
2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser
4th Place
Lane & Kim Lucatorto
2000 Jeep grand Cherokee
5th Place
Melvin & Shirley Simpson, Debbie
McConnell
2007 Chrysler 300C
6th Place
Brian & Sarah Pickell, Lisa
Nichols & Michelle Temple
2001 Pontiac Bonneville
7th Place
Patty Blackburn, Robin Doersam,
Tammy Runyan, Barbara Cowie &
Jayne Hiance
2002 Oldsmobile Silhoutte
8th Place
Greg Curson & Diane Rehkap
2003 Subaru Baja
9th Place
Bill & Brenda Herr
2004 Ford Mustang
10th Place
Ron & Becky Foster
1987 Porsche 944T
Car Club
Affiliation
British Car
Club of
Greater
Cincinnati
Place
Team
Vehicle
11th Place
Don & Karen Hansen, Jessica
Norrington
1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee
12th Place
Bill & Ruth Wilfong
2001 Mazda Miata
13th Place
Michael, Keith, Sue & Nancy
Krugler
2003 Dodge Dakota
14th Place
Steve Applegate & Susan Sturgill
2004 Lexus
15th Place
Troy & Laura Medlar
2006 Acura TSX
16th Place
Jim & Mary Rominger, James &
Loretta Purkey
2006 Chevrolet Silverado
17th Place
Thomas & Peggy Stopak
2002 Honda Accord
18th Place
Alan & Angela Katt, Jim & Genny
Guthrie
2008 Dodge Grand Caravan
19th Place
Judy & Neil Sodders, Keith &
Roma Pursifull
2007 Cadilliac DTS
20th Place
William Culp & Jeanne Wetzel
2003 Buick Rendezvous
21st Place
Stephen Kautzman & Sarah
Newton
2004 Dodge Stratus R/T
22nd Place
Bill & Diane Trethewey
2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser
23rd Place
Steve & Julie Trethewey
2002 Mercury Mountaineer
24th Place
Earl & Joan McCaskill
2005 Chevrolet Silverado
25th Place
Aiesha Lillte
2006 Honda Civic
Car Club
Affiliation