For 32 years, Wilson County Bank has hosted the big Oktoberfest event at their main branch in Lebanon, Tenn. That tradition continued last weekend, including the big AACA car show on Sunday. The car show season tends to wind down quite a bit after this weekend, but not before 451 entries converged on about four different parking lots to make up this last-ditch blowout. I’ve been to this show before, but this was the first time I entered a car. Not only did my car take home a class award, but I got to spend the day hanging out with my teenaged son, and we were able to take our time studying all the nice cars and trucks on display.
Monday, October 21, 2019
32nd-Annual Wilson Bank Oktoberfest Car Show brings the best of the AACA to Lebanon
Labels:
AACA,
AMC,
Corvette,
Darrell Waltrip,
Gucci,
Lebanon,
NASCAR,
Oktoberfest,
Station Wagons,
Thunderbird,
Wilson Bank
Friday, October 18, 2019
Park Place Cruise-In
When I was at the Hendersonville Cruise the other night, someone handed me a flyer for a Thursday afternoon cruise-in at the Park Place Retirement Home in Hendersonville. This event was mostly for the residents of Park Place, and they had a nice set-up with root beer floats and popcorn. Truth be told, it was too hot out for most of the residents to come out from under the awning to look at the cars, but a few of them did venture out of the shade. Late-model Corvettes dominated the show field thanks to a strong club participation, but there were a few other interesting things out there as well. This wasn’t a very action-packed car show, but it was a nice little thing to do for the people that live there.
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1957 Chevy,
Cadillac,
Car Shows,
Corvair,
Park Place Retirement,
Valliant
Who do the Voodoo Hoodoo? I do!
The Voodoo Hoodoo is a fun, punk rod lifestyle-type event that draws in a wide variety of hot rods and customs. They had been holding it in Bowling Green, but this year brought it down to Tennessee Speed Sport in Goodlettsville. The show was originally meant for cars 1972 and older, but a last-minute rules addendum opened it up to just about anything. I like this location. Tennessee Speed Sport is a cool, old-school speed shop, and it fits this type of event. Also, the backdrop under the highway bridge gives the whole thing kind of a gritty city vibe that fits in with the cars and music they draw to this thing. You see some things you don’t normally see at this show. Here are a few of them.
Labels:
Camaro Z28,
Car Shows,
Kustom,
Mercury,
Packard,
Tennessee Speed Sport,
Voodoo Hoodoo
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