2010 BEST OF SHOW WINNER J.W.& Angela Hames 1970 Plymouth Super Bird
Jerry W. Hendrix Memorial Trophy winner Jerry Pearson 66 GMC Pickup
The 2010 Red Hills Car Show was the best ever with 87 entries. The weather was perfect and the people came out with many bringing some of the most beautiful cars, trucks and motorcycles around.
With the support of the 16 sponsors whose names appear on the back of the show T-shirt designed by Todd Brooks of Vision Graphics and the door prizes supplied by several businesses, the show was a success. The sponsors include Heard’s Collision and Repair Center, South Louisville Auto Repair, Alfa Insurance, Winston County Farm Bureau, Louisville Glass, Richardson Body Shop, Crawley Law Office, Louisville Tire and Brake, Regions Bank, Bobby Baker Construction, Pearson Plumbing and Septic Tank Services, Southern Auto Body, The Taylor Group, Watson Automotive, Wilson Motorsports, and Dihan McCullough Realty.
Door prizes were donated by Auto Zone, Rebel Auto Parts, BancorpSouth, Capwell, Renasant Bank, Citizen’s Bank, Pack Rat, Fred’s of Louisville, Sonic Drive-In, O’Reilly’s Auto Parts, Lake Tiak O’ Khata, Waring Oil, Western Auto and Hill’s Auto Repair.
A first for the RHCS was a trophy sponsored by the Jerry W. Hendrix family in memory of Mr. Hendrix who passed away in September 2008. Jerry Hendrix was responsible for the first car show associated with the Red Hills Festival and was a major participant in the show, usually bringing several cars to each show. The Hendrix family chose the winner of the trophy based on the entry that they thought Mr. Hendrix would like most.
The winners of the 2010 Red Hills Car Show are:
Best of Show
J.W. and Angela Hames, 1970 Plymouth Super Bird
The Jerry W. Hendrix Memorial Trophy
Jerry Pearson 1966 GMC Pickup
Production Car Pre 1948
1. Jerry & Scott Hendrix Tupelo, 1930 Model A Roadster
2. Scott & Eron Hendrix Tupelo, 1946 Ford Conv.
Production Car 49-60
1. The Hendrix Family Louisville, 1955 Ford T-Bird
2. Allen Pyron, Ackerman 1956 Ford Fairlane
Production Car 1961-1976
1. Mike Mravich, Columbus 1975 Chevy Conv.
2. Charles Fox Philadelphia 1965 Comet Conv.
3. Fred Parker Louisville 1975 Impala
Production Car 1977-87
1. Wilburn C. Beatty Columbus 1987 Buick T-Type
2. Albert Moore Louisville 1977 Tornado
3. Sarah A. Luke Louisville 1976 Cougar
Production Car 1988 to Present
1. Jessie Hudson Noxapater 2005 Chrysler 300
2. Kenny Flippo Hamilton 2010 Camaro
3. Devin Pool Hattiesburg 2007 Dodge
Street Rods to 1948
1. Tommy & Glenda Riddle, West Point, 1932 Chevy
2. Gary Cox, Philadelphia 1938 Chevy
3. Gale Sherman, Crawford 1941 Ford
Street Machines 49 to Present
1. Jerry Taylor Louisville 1958 Chevy PU
Mustang Production 64-73
1. Melissa Reid Union 1966 Mustang
2. Paul Cade Columbus 1966 Mustang
3. Johnnie Weeks Kosciusko 1967 Mustang
Mustang Production 74-present
1. Paul Burke Starkville 2003 Cobra
2. Jake Walker Decatur 1987 Mustang
3. Gator Computers Louisville 1995 Mustang
Mustang Modified All Years
1. Joe Cade Columbus 1965 Mustang
2. Mike Henson West Point 1973 Mustang
Corvette Production 1953-83
1. Trenton Myers Philadelphia 1971 Corvette
2. Charles Thompson Newton 1977 Corvette
3. Scott & Eron Hendrix Tupelo 1978 Corvette
Corvette Production 1984-Present
1. Don McCullough Houston 1994 Corvette
Corvette Modified
1. Jim Anderson Louisville 1964 Corvette
Muscle Car 1960-1972
1. J.W. & Angela Hames Madison 1970 Super Bird
2. Mitzi Kirk Noxapater 1970 Nova
Volkswagen Air-cooled
1. Jack Mann Carthage 1974 VW Herbie
2. Joyce Hill Louisville 1972 VW Conv.
3 Melissa Kowerduck Harvest, Al. 1972 VW
Production Truck 1900-1974
1. Charles Kitchens Louisville, 1953 Chevy PU
2. Scott & Eron Hendrix Tupelo, 1961 Ford PU
3. Scott & Eron Hendrix Tupelo, 1928 Ford A
Production Truck 1975-Present
1. Bobby Baker Louisville 1986 Chevy
2. Jimmy Luke Louisville 1981 Ford
3. Kenneth Perry Carthage 1978 Dodge
Modified Truck 1900-1974
1. Ed & Mary Robertson Pulaski 1955 Chevy
2. Tony & Austin Lathem Carthage 1955 Ford PU
3. Roby White Cedar Bluff 1934 Ford
Modified Truck 1974-Present
1. Dalton Mayo Louisville 1985 Chevy
2. Lisa Brewer Ethel 1992 GMC
3. Robbie Fuller Louisville 1985 Ford
Classic Chevy Stock 1955,56,57
1. Jerry Pearson Louisville 1955 Chevy
Classic Chevy-Modified
1. Bill Mixon Sulligent, Al 1970 Chevelle
2. Mike Latham Starkville 1957 Chevy
Rat Rod all years
1. Morgan Gay Louisville 1928 Ford
Motorcycles Harleys
1. Michael Taylor Louisville 2006 Harley
2. Gary Martin Sturgis 1996 Heritage
Motorcycles Cruisers
1. Ben Pace Louisville 2003 HondaVTX
2. Kyle Eaves Louisville 2008 Yamaha
Motorcycles Customs
1. Cindy Lewis Louisville 89 Honda Trike
Under Construction
1. Jim & Kay Henry Starkville 1951 Mercury
2. David Forster Louisville 1946 Dodge Rat
Open Odd Stuff
1. Mike Boyles Louisville 1986 Triumph Electric
2. Louisville Fire Dept Louisville 1985 Brush Fire Truck
Special Interest
1. James L. Horton Louisville 1943 Army Jeep
2. Wayne T. Hill Louisville 1929 Mercedes Replica
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