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| Andy Holliday with his winning 1935 Ford Coupe |
(press release) The 2012 Red Hills Car Show filled the parking lot of First Baptist Church with a lot of hot air and Hot cars. Eighty-three entries were viewed by hundreds of people enjoying the Festival and remembering their youth with tales about their cars. RHCS appreciates the hard, hot work of our judges.
The Best of Show award went to Andy Holliday of Carrolton, MS with his 1935 Blue Ford Coupe. A few special moments of the 2012 RHCS was the presentation of two memorial awards. One is the Jerry (Red) Taylor Memorial award. Red Taylor who passed away February 27, 2012 has had entries in many shows around the area for several years. Monica Taylor, on behalf of her and her daughters, presented the Red Taylor award to Charlie Powell of Columbus for his 1955 Red Ford Pickup. The award was handmade by James Kinard who was Red Taylor’s car builder. Jerry Hendrix was the founder of the Red Hills Car show and his love for cars has passed on to his son, Scott Hendrix. Scott, on behalf of the Hendrix Family, presented the Jerry Hendrix Memorial award to Dennis Taylor of Louisville for his 1957 Chevrolet Cameo pickup that once belonged to his Grandfather.
Thanks to the show sponsors including: Heard’s Collision and Repair Center, Alfa Insurance, Jayroe’s Body Shop, South Louisville Auto Repair, Bobby Baker Construction, Louisville Tire and Brake, Precision Frame and Body Shop, Bullock Toyota, The Crawley Law Offices, Luigi’s Family Restaurant, Pearson Services, The Taylor Group, Regions Bank, Wilson Motorsports, and Dihan McCullough Realty. Door prize providers include: Wal-Mart, Waring Oil, Sonic Drive-in, Lake Tiak O’Khata, Luigi’s Family Restaurant, Rebel Auto Parts, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Auto Zone, Western Auto, Cap Weld, Bullock Toyota, Citizens Bank, Renasant Bank, Mi Rodeo, Pizza Hut. T-shirt design and production by Swain Printing and trophies produced by Moody Furniture/The Silver Goose.
CLASS WINNERS 2012 RED HILLS CAR SHOW
PRODUCTION CARS PRE 48
1. Scott & Eron Hendrix, Tupelo, 1928 Model A Pickup
2. Jerry & Scott Hendrix, Tupelo, 1930 Model a Roadster
3. Scott Hendrix, Tupelo, 1946 Ford Super Deluxe
Production Cars 1940 to 1960
1. Jerry Sanders, Ackerman, 1958 Ford Fairlane 500
2. Jerry & Scott Hendrix, Tupelo 1955 Ford Thunderbird
3. Truman Triplett, Louisville, 1957 Chevy
Production Cars, 1961 to 1976
1. Allen Pryon, Ackerman, 1966 Pontiac GTO
2. Mike Herrick, Columbus, 1969 Road Runner
3. Mike Mravich, Columbus, 1976 Chevy Conv.
Production Cars, 1977 to 2009
1. Wilburn C. Beatty, Columbus, 89 PontiacTurboTransAM
2. Fred Gunn, Sturgis, 1977 Mercury CougarXR7
3. Kevin Sharp, Sturgis, 2000 Camero SS
Production Car New ones
1. Katie Gookin, Louisville 2011 Camero
Street Rods pre 48
1. Andy Holliday, Carrollton, Ms. 1935 Ford Coupe
2. Tommy & Glenda Riddle, West Point 1932 Chevy 5 Window
3. Robert Watson, Dekalb, 1933 Ford
Street Machines, 1949 to Present
1. Joey Odom, Kosciusko 1962 Ford Falcon
Mustang Production 1964 to 1973
1. Melissa Reid, Union 1966 Mustang Fastback
2. Jimmy & Reba Hodge, Kosciusko 1965 Mustang Conv.
Mustang Production 1974 to 2009
1. Joe Cooper/Elayna Terrell, Louisville 1988 Mustang
Mustang Modified 1964 to 1975
1. Dewitt & Sam Carmichael, Starkville 1966 Mustang
2. John Walker, Coila, MS 1969 Mustang
3. Danny Holliman, Sidon, MS 1965 Mustang
Mustang Modified 2000 to present
1. Brandon Hubbard, Starkville, 2012 Mustang GT 5.0
Corvette Production 1953 to 1983
1. Jack Mann, Jr, Carthage, 1966 Corvette
2. Scott Hendrix, Tupelo 1978 Corvette
3. Charles Thompson, Newton 1977 Corvette
Corvette Modified - All Years
1. Jim Watson, Columbus, 1987 Corvette
Muscle Car
1. Eugene Oswalt, West Point 1970 Road Runner
2. Roger Reid, Union 1966 Ford Fairlane
3. Billy Myers, DeKalb 1972 Chevelle SS
Volkswagen
1. Melissa Kowerduck, Harvest, AL 1972 Volkswagen
2. Joyce Hill, Louisville 1972 Volkswagen Conv.
Production Truck 1950-1970
1. Charles Kitchens, Louisville 1953 Chevy
2. Dennis Taylor, Louisville 1957 Chevy Cameo
3. Walter Robinson, Tupelo 1968 Ford Ranger
Production Truck 1975 to 2009
1. Bobby Baker, Louisville 1986 Chevy Silverado
2. William & Erica Jo Sullivan, Louisville 2000 Ford Lightning
3. Scott & Eron Hendrix, Tupelo 1979 Ford F150 Custom
Modified Trucks 1950 to 1974
1. Charlie Powell, Columbus, 1955 Ford
2. Clay Russell, Bogue Chitto 1966 Chevy C-10
3. Monica Taylor, Louisville, 1958 Chevy.
Modified Trucks 1975 to Present
1. Dalton Mayo, Louisville 1985 Chevy
2. Billy Files, Louisville 2003 Steeda
3. Tommy Brewer, Ethel 1992 GMC
Classic Chevy stock 1955-56-57
1. Wayne Hill, Louisville, 1957 Chevy
Rat Rods
1. Pat Fisher, Madison Chevy Pickup
2. J.C.Tyler, Kosciusko 64 Chevy Nova
Kit Car
1. Robert Wall, Noxapater, 1952 MG Replica
Imports,
1. Wayne Veazey, Louisville, 1979 MGB
Scooters
1. Charles Kitchens, Louisville, 1980 Vespa
Race Cars
1. Danny Thomas, Meridian 1967 Corvette
4-Wheel Drive
1. Brady Gookin, Louisville 06 Toyota Pickup
Under Construction
1. Pate Watson, Louisville 1972 Chevy C10
2, Orey Boykin, Louisville 2002 Ford F150
3. Kay Henry, Starkville 1951 Mercury
Special Interest
1. Tom Johnson, Cascila, MS 1942 Ford COE
2. Mike Boyles, Louisville 1976 Triumph Electric
3. Seth Long, Birmingham, AL 1953 Military 4x4
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