Lake Country Car Classics
Posted 7/23/26
Over 50 vehicles were on display at the Lake Country Classics Car Club in Quitman last weekend. The monthly show was held on Saturday, July 18 and brought out over 4 dozen entries. The show is held …
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Lake Country Car Classics
Henry Turner displays his 1962 Ford Unibody during the Lake Country Classics Car Club’s monthly show on the square in Quitman. Turner said his first vehicle was a 1937 Ford, beginning a lifelong love of classic vehicles.
Jim Kile shows his 1940 Chevrolet Master Deluxe. A retired mechanic, Kile plans to complete the western half of Route 66 in the restored Chevrolet.
Larry and Rhoda Barnes of Sulphur Springs display their 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Larry Barnes said he began collecting classic cars about 30 years ago and enjoys restoring them in retirement.
Carol Walker, right, and Sarah McKinney display a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro and a 1965 Ford Mustang. Walker said she shares a love of classic cars with her husband and son, while McKinney said her interest in the hobby came from her father, who owns the Mustang.
Tom Heermans displays his 1969 Ford F-100 Ranger. Heermans said he has been interested in cars since he was 5 years old.
Tommy displays his 1958 Cadillac. He said he enjoys collecting classic cars and also owns a 2002 Chevrolet SSR and a 2002 Ford Thunderbird.
Daniel Miller displays his 1955 Model 850 tractor. A retired heavy equipment mechanic, Miller has restored several vintage Ford tractors over the years.
Troy Buderus shows his 1968 GMC half-ton pickup. Buderus said trucks from the late 1960s have been a favorite since his youth.
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Over 50 vehicles were on display at the Lake Country Classics Car Club in Quitman last weekend. The monthly show was held on Saturday, July 18 and brought out over 4 dozen entries. The show is held monthly with th next one on Aug. 15. No registration is required. In case of bad weather, the event will be cancelled.
