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I met up with 4 other cars at Culvers on Cottage Grove rd and rolled on to Lake Mills at 7:45AM
You could park on the Street or in the lot. If was a Free show. If you were on the street it meant that you wanted your car Judged. They had 4 awards and it was a thanks for attending cars and coffee end of the year show.
They had 4 wireless speakers set up on tripods which covered the area nicely.
At Noon they had a free lunch of brats, beans and cookies.
About 80 cars showed up, including some muscle cars, vettes, cameros and Mustangs …
Some very very rare cars where there include a 1924 Bentley, a 1959 benz 300 SL, and a 2006 Excalibur linklink to a write up on the car.
Enjoy the photos:
Magnum PI:
1924 Bentley:
1 of 50 Lotus (not street legal in the states):
One Family 1959 Benz 300 SL:
check out this trick door handle (factory stock):
2006 Excalibur:
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Many beautiful and rare cars. I wanted to get down there but didn’t have a chance. Sounds like a great turnout.
Great pics Ryan.
Best Classic Car: 1924 Bentley, 3ltr, Mr. Bill Hoff Pecatonica, Ill.
Runner up: 1960 MB 220SE Cabriolet, Mr. Randy Krup, Rockford, IllBest Contemporary Sportscar: 2006 Excalibur, one off one! Mr. Bob Shaw, Richmond, Ill
Runner up: 2000 Lotus Elise, Mr. Steve Pala, Chicago, Ill.Vintage Winner: 1929 Ford Racer, Mr. Kurt Flannery, Orangeville, Ill.
Long Distance Trooper: 2000 BMW M3, Mr. Tim Johnson, Plainfield, Ill.
People’s Choice: 1960 MB 220SE Cabriolet, Mr. Randy Krup, Rockford, Ill.
Where was that held again?? Lake Mills, Illinois
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