PENDLETON — Scores of auto enthusiasts entered about 170 vehicles in Kiwanis Kar Show 2020, which took place Saturday in Falls Park.
“We had 143 registered cars and probably another 30 or so that were not registered,” organizer John Shull said.
Awards were presented in a variety of categories.
Sidney Hiatt won Best of Show for his 1955 Buick Century, which he’s spent the past three years working on.
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Brendan Holford won People’s Choice with his 2013 scion FR-S.
Tom and Connie Bryant won Best Dodge for a 1919 Dodge Touring (Rat Rod), which they’ve owned for four years and took a year and a half to build.
The complete list of Saturday’s winners:
Top 10
Michael Wallen, Markleville — 1965 Lincoln Continental
Rod Barrett, Anderson — 1930 Packard 733 Roadster
Joe and Debby McCord, Pendleton — 1936 Ford Sedan
Terry Foga, New Castle — 1969 Ford Mustang
Doug Reece, Spiceland — 1937 Ford Coupe
Randy and Jodi Perkins, Pendleton — 1965 Plymouth Belvedere
Kyle Eaton, New Castle — 1998 Honda Civic
Dan Newby, Anderson — 1966 International Scout
Wayne Parker, Noblesville — 1956 Chevy Bel Air
Rick Bowlin, Anderson — 1976 Jeep CJ7
Other awards
Best Chevy — Larry Corn, Pendleton — 1967 Chevy Nova
Best Ford — Steve Garland, Greenfield — 1959 Ford F100
Best Dodge — Tom and Connie Bryant, Anderson — 1919 Dodge Rat Rod
Best Hot Rod — Steve and Sharon Johnson, Pendleton — 1935 Chevy 3-Window Coupe
Best Truck/SUV 2WD — Merle and Becky Dobson, McCordsville — 1950 Chevy 3100
Best Truck/SUV 4X4 — Dennis Monroe, Fortville — 1979 Chevy Rogue
Best Corvair — Dan Brizendine, Indianapolis — 1964 Corvair eight-door van
Best Import — Whalen Nichols, Anderson — 1963 Volkswagen Beetle
Best Motorcycle — James Ell, Pendleton — 2016 Harley Davidson Street Glide
Best Pre-’80s — Verl Stomm, Indianapolis — 1980 Chevy El Camino
Best Post-’80s — Tony Love, Anderson — 2006 Chevy Cobalt SS
People’s Choice — Brendan Holford, Pendleton — 2013 Scion FR-S
Best of Show — S/D Hiatt, Anderson — 1955 Buick Century
According to Kiwanian Bill Hutton, the organization served 1,140 of its well-known hamburgers, called K-burgers, during the event. The burgers were given away without charge, and the leftover 120 patties and 400 buns were donated to the Methodist Church food pantry in Ingalls.
