Even strong winds can not drive out the spirit of fun and Club, Sandwich in 2003 was held in Laughlin, Nevada, last October. Kit car enthusiasts from California, Nevada, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Texas traveled to Don Laughlin's Riverside Hotel & Casino to Spend the weekend showing off Their cars, renewing old friendships, making Some new ones, and swapping all the car stories They Could fit into two days. Fan Car Kit from California, Nevada, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Texas went to Don Laughlin's Riverside Hotel & Casino to spend the weekend showing off their cars, renew friendships while, make some new, and exchanging all the stories of their cars can go into a two-day .
The cars were the resource persons parked right under the Riverside to sign in the beautiful sunshine and the Nevada Nevadan Howling Winds. The cars were parked right under the sign of Riverside in beautiful Nevada sun and the wind howled Nevadan. Approximately 30 cars traveled to the event, representing the Association of Handcrafted Automobiles (AHA), Arizona Kit Car Club (AKCC), Oklahoma Kit Car Club (OKCC), and the AZ Cobras (AzC). About 30 cars to travel to the event, representing the Association of Handcrafted Automobiles (AHA), Arizona Kit Car Club (AKCC), Oklahoma Kit Car Club (OKCC), and Cobra AZ (AzC). There were the usual Mishaps-a broken clutch cable, a malfunctioning radiator, but nothing dampened the spirits of the show. There is a common accident-a broken clutch cable, radiator not working, but nothing dampened the spirit of the show.
On Sunday morning, Following a buffet brunch, the awards were the resource persons presented to the winners by Ron Biggerstaff, president of the AHA, and Ginny Canning, president of AKCC. On Sunday morning, after a buffet lunch, awards were presented to the winners by Ron Biggerstaff, President of the AHA, and Ginny Canning, president AKCC. Ed Shipp, owner of a '56 Thunderbird Regal Thunder, and Bob Broberg, owner of a Guardsman Blue '65 Superformance Cobra, the big winners were the resource persons, walking away with five awards EACH for Their beautiful cars. Ed Shipp, owner of Regal Thunder '56 Thunderbird, and Bob Broberg, owner of Blue '65 Superformance Cobra's bodyguard, was a big winner, walking away with five awards each for their beautiful cars.
Biggerstaff presented the KIT CAR Magazine Editor's Choice Award to Marion Maddox from Oklahoma Kit Car Club for his beautiful '52 Mercedes 300SL. Biggerstaff Choice Award presented KIT CAR Magazine Editor to Marion Steve from Oklahoma Kit Car Club '52 Mercedes 300SL beautiful. The car is painted a beautiful red with gold highlights That glistens in the sun. This car is painted a beautiful red color with gold highlights glistening in the sun. Maddox traveled from Texas with the OKCC to attend the event, and his car certainly is worthy of the award and coverage in this article. Steve traveled from Texas with OKCC to attend the event, and the car was certainly worthy of the award and coverage in this article.
The Hard Luck Award Went to Ginny Canning, proving That event kit car club Presidents occasionally suffer. Hard Luck Award went to Ginny Canning, proving that the car kit club president sometimes suffer. On Saturday morning, the wind Played Havoc. On Saturday morning, the wind played havoc. While in the process of Trying to roll up her car cover, the wind Pushed up the trunk hood of her Rodster Caroselli, the prop stick Went the wrong way, and the hood crashed down on the kit rod, taking out a chunk of the fiberglass . While in the process of trying to roll over his car, the wind pushed her hood trunk Rodster Caroselli, crutches to walk the wrong way, and the hood falling down on the rod kit, take a piece of fiberglass. The damage seemed small in size, but I'm sure the repair bill May be something else. The damage appears small in size, but I'm sure the cost of repair may be something else.
After two days of friendship, cars, good food, and fun, the club members all said good-byes Their and headed for home. After two days of friendship, cars, good food, and fun, well club members all said their goodbyes and headed home. It was two days of great people, great cars, and great times. It is two days of great people, great cars, and big time. Now THAT'S Tasty ingredients for a sandwich We can not wait to enjoy again this year. Now THAT'S tasty ingredients for a sandwich we can not wait to enjoy again this year.
On Sunday morning, Following a buffet brunch, the awards were the resource persons presented to the winners by Ron Biggerstaff, president of the AHA, and Ginny Canning, president of AKCC. On Sunday morning, after a buffet lunch, awards were presented to the winners by Ron Biggerstaff, President of the AHA, and Ginny Canning, president AKCC. Ed Shipp, owner of a '56 Thunderbird Regal Thunder, and Bob Broberg, owner of a Guardsman Blue '65 Superformance Cobra, the big winners were the resource persons, walking away with five awards EACH for Their beautiful cars. Ed Shipp, owner of Regal Thunder '56 Thunderbird, and Bob Broberg, owner of Blue '65 Superformance Cobra's bodyguard, was a big winner, walking away with five awards each for their beautiful cars.
Biggerstaff presented the KIT CAR Magazine Editor's Choice Award to Marion Maddox from Oklahoma Kit Car Club for his beautiful '52 Mercedes 300SL. Biggerstaff Choice Award presented KIT CAR Magazine Editor to Marion Steve from Oklahoma Kit Car Club '52 Mercedes 300SL beautiful. The car is painted a beautiful red with gold highlights That glistens in the sun. This car is painted a beautiful red color with gold highlights glistening in the sun. Maddox traveled from Texas with the OKCC to attend the event, and his car certainly is worthy of the award and coverage in this article. Steve traveled from Texas with OKCC to attend the event, and the car was certainly worthy of the award and coverage in this article.
The Hard Luck Award Went to Ginny Canning, proving That event kit car club Presidents occasionally suffer. Hard Luck Award went to Ginny Canning, proving that the car kit club president sometimes suffer. On Saturday morning, the wind Played Havoc. On Saturday morning, the wind played havoc. While in the process of Trying to roll up her car cover, the wind Pushed up the trunk hood of her Rodster Caroselli, the prop stick Went the wrong way, and the hood crashed down on the kit rod, taking out a chunk of the fiberglass . While in the process of trying to roll over his car, the wind pushed her hood trunk Rodster Caroselli, crutches to walk the wrong way, and the hood falling down on the rod kit, take a piece of fiberglass. The damage seemed small in size, but I'm sure the repair bill May be something else. The damage appears small in size, but I'm sure the cost of repair may be something else.
After two days of friendship, cars, good food, and fun, the club members all said good-byes Their and headed for home. After two days of friendship, cars, good food, and fun, well club members all said their goodbyes and headed home. It was two days of great people, great cars, and great times. It is two days of great people, great cars, and big time. Now THAT'S Tasty ingredients for a sandwich We can not wait to enjoy again this year. Now THAT'S tasty ingredients for a sandwich we can not wait to enjoy again this year.
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