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Wallace Chevrolet
Albany, GA (June 19, 2004)
| Wallace Cheverolet in Albany, Georgia was the host for
our summer car and truck show this past June 19th, 2004. Although it was a hot
one, we were pleased to see such a big showing for this day. If you didn't make
it to this show, you missed some incredibly beautiful vehicles. Millions of dollars
of top-notch classic beauties graced the lot. Wallace Chevrolet was a gracious
host, allowing all of the participants to cool off in their spacious building
and providing television and comfy chairs for lounging. The radio station B-100
did a live broadcast all afternoon promoting both new cars and our show. They
had many give-aways, such as free pizza from Ce-Ce's, cold drinks, CD's, and other
gifts. Thanks so much for providing the goodies! The Shriners were also there,
providing hot dogs, chips and chili for the hungry crowd. The Shriners were there
at our first show at Wallace, so it was great to be able to support them again.
To top off the great show, WALB television station from Albany, GA was on hand
to film and interview many of our car owners and participants. Lastly, Confetti's
wants to thank Buddy Cower for a successful day at Wallace Chevrolet. We were
invited back for next year, but with promises of an earlier date for cooler weather!
Although it was a car show, some of the activities of the day were more oriented to the "family" atmosphere that Confetti's takes pride in. Darla and Bobby Gilmer provided an enormous cake to honor all the dads that were attending in respect of Father's Day. That was very sweet of them, and we are honored to call them our friends. It was also good to see David Duke back again. He was feeling a bit under the weather, but he seemed to be his usual lovable self again. And speaking of family, we want to acknowledge the Parks family for infusing the love of classic cars on to their daughter Allison. Glad to see new generations coming aboard! On a personal note, both Bob and I were touched beyond words for all of your loving and giving support that you gave our son, Michael, as you presented him with his personalized Bible and USA tee-shirts as his send off into the Army. We also want to thank you for your prayers for our daughter Dorothy during her tour of duty in Iraq. It is your thoughtful actions like this that keep our faith strong. We hope to keep providing you with quality shows to attend and allow us to share our family with yours. With the computer now up and running, we are pleased to honor the Club Participation Trophy, top 9 best scored vehicles, plus Special Interest, and Best Overall 1900-1973, and Best Overall 1974-2004 (Remember, the trophies are based on points, and you can always request what was taken away from your points from the judges via e-mail) Club Participation: Artesian City Auto Club Best Overall 1900-1973: Bill Dismuke, from Donalsonville, GA with his museum piece stock 1964 Ford Fairlaine Thunderbolt Best Overall 1974-2004: Clayton Weaver, from Havana, FL with his replica modified 1933 Ford Coupe Special Interest: Mark Daugherty, from Eastman, GA with his modified 1937 Pick-up Top 9 Vehicles: Edgar Bennett, from Baconton, GA with his stock 1932 DeSoto Roadster Jim Foil, from Cordele, GA with his stock 1971 Chevy Chevelle SS James Parks, from Cobb, GA with his stock 1928 Ford Model A Roadster Larry and Cil Stevens, from Nashville, GA with their stock 1991 Ford Mustang Coupe LX Ken Feist, from Centerville, GA with hismodified 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner Wayne Nipper, from Cordele, GA with his stock 1970 Ford Mustang June and Glenn Smith, From Altha, GA with their modified Chevy 1957 Bel-Air Dennis Smith, from Valdosts, GA with his Modified 1970 Chevy Mone Carlo Paul and Kathy Hewett, from Tallahassee, FL with their stock 2002 Chevy Camaro SS |
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