2014 Injectors Car Show

'32 Ford

’32 Ford

 Another beautiful day in downtown Sandpoint Idaho, perfect for a car show.  We had a good turnout with many people coming down from Canada to enjoy the day.  Club president Gary was our most capable emcee, and this year we added a Make ‘n Take model kit build for kids, which was well received and participated in by kids and parents.  There was a dragster on display, which you don’t often see downtown!  Our frozen t-shirt contest always cools off the participants.  Club members voted for their favorite car at the show and the winner is this silver ’56 Chevy. The owner received a custom embroidered jacket. We are able to donate to several local charities due to the generosity of the local businesses, community, and help from our members and many other volunteers. Come join us next year!

'71 Roadrunner

’71 Roadrunner

Club President Gary

Club President Gary

Friendly helpful registration

Friendly helpful registration

Girls also like building

Girls also like building

Happy builder!

Happy builder!

Intense concentration

Intense concentration

Make 'n Take action 1

Make ‘n Take action 1

Make 'n Take action 2

Make ‘n Take action 2

Make'n Take action 3

Make’n Take action 3

Model display and Make 'n Take

Model display and Make ‘n Take

Music and announcer

Music and announcer

Nice day for a car show

Nice day for a car show

Ron Kauble's dragster 2

Ron Kauble’s dragster 2

Ron Kauble's dragster

Ron Kauble’s dragster

Say Cheese!

Say Cheese!

Sign in area

Sign in area

Some of the entrants

Some of the entrants

T-bird hybrid

T-bird hybrid

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 1

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 1

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 2

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 2

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 5

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 5

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 4

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 4

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 3

Unwrapping the frozen t-shirts 3

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2014 Club Choice ’56 Chevy

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’56 Chevy owner with prize jacket

Poster

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1970 Dodge Dart resto-mod by Jim Forrest

Elsie's new home

Elsie’s new home

She will like it here

She will like it here

Slant six runs great!

Slant six runs great!

Driver's side seat worn out

Driver’s side seat worn out

Small amount of rust poking out below each door

Small amount of rust poking out below each door

Surface rust only in trunk

Surface rust only in trunk

Vinyl top removed

Vinyl top removed

Lots of adhesive remover and elbow grease used

Lots of adhesive remover and elbow grease used

Where is the dual exhaust?

Where is the dual exhaust?

DSCN2538DSCN1396DSCN2285Meet Elsie, my 1970 Dodge Dart.  Purchased from the second owner by me, I was told that Elsie is the first owner’s name (hence the name of the car), and that he received the car as a gift from Elsie’s estate upon her passing.  He was Elsie’s neighbor for many years and it was her wish that he have the car as he had helped take care of Elsie, her husband, their house and the car as they aged.  He received it with only 51,000 miles in 2004, and I got it in 2010 with 73,000 miles.  It was in Fallbrook California for most of its life, then moved to Temecula California where I found it by accident near a  garage sale one morning (I like to say she found me).  It was just one of those car guy moments, I am sure you would understand.  In excellent condition considering its 41 years of use, I had to have it since I like Mopars and my first car was a Dart.  It has very little rust and no real body damage.  It was born with a slant six and column automatic, but that will change.  Elsie will be getting a face lift, a new heart and soul (360), a new rear end, new make-up, and new shoes!  That should put a pep in her step.  This will be my first attempt at a complete makeover, and I will enlist the help of any willing participants to make it happen.  I have some great friends with lots of experience so I am sure it will turn out nicely.  I won’t let it happen any other way!   As you see, the end result after 5 years of effort (during warm weather) is quite a makeover!  Thank  You to many friends for their help- Gary, Tim, Norm, Mike, Bill, Steve, and the support of my wife Sonja.

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