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CHEER Center hosts car show

Joe Guerra of Georgetown stands next to his 1950 Mercury two-door coupe. NICK ROTH PHOTO
August 14, 2017
Lined up at the car show are a 1950 GMC 150 Pickup, right, and 1934 Ford Tudor sedan.
Classic cars of all makes and models were on display at the show.
The hood ornament from the 1929 Model A owned by Harold Johnson.
Jim Davis of Lewes stands with his 1965 Mustang, which he spent the last 10 years restoring in his garage.
The unmistakeable hood ornament of a 1987 Rolls Royce.
Lined up at the front of the show were a 1929 Model A, right, and a 1931 Ford Roadster.
They don’t make them like they used to. This is the hood ornament for a 1931 Ford Roadster.
Chuck Stransky, left, of Georgetown received the award for Best Bike at the CHEER car show from Car Show Co-chairman Walt Koopman for his 1949 Harley-Davidson Panhead.
John and Joan Fultz of Harbeson received the Best in Show award for their 1931 Ford Roadster from CHEER Car Show Co-chairman Walt Koopman.
This 1929 Ford Coupe, owned by Harold Johnson of Harbeson, received the trophy for Oldest Vehicle displayed at the recent 7th Annual CHEER Car, Truck and Bike Show.

CHEER Inc. hosted its 7th Annual Car, Truck and Bike Show Aug. 5 in Georgetown. Motor vehicle enthusiasts enjoyed the 75 vehicles on display as well as a champagne brunch and auction. This year highlighted “The History of the Ford, From Yesterday to Today.” The event is held to support CHEER’s Meals on Wheels and Adult Day Care programs. Trophies and plaques were awarded in various categories. 

Winner of an electric replica of a 1967 Shelby 6T500 Mustang was won by Josephine Waldecker of Georgetown.

Trophy recipients were: Furthest Traveled (sponsored by France Club-d’Jet USA) - James Harris of Gaithersburg, Md., 1987 Rolls Royce; Oldest Vehicle - Harold Johnson, Harbeson, 1929 Ford Coupe; Best in County (sponsored by Sussex County Council) - Fred Wimbrow, Seaford, 1966 Mustang Fastback; Best Bike (sponsored by Frank Manning)  - Chuck Stransky, Georgetown, 1949 “Panhead” Harley-Davidson; Best Truck (sponsored by co-chairman Walt Koopman and Florence Mason) - Phil Shedaker, Laurel, 1950 GMC 150 Pickup; Best Car - Steve Brasure, Laurel, 1934 Ford; Best in Show (sponsored by Davis, Bowen & Friedel) - Joan and John Fultz, Harbeson, 1931 Ford Roadster; and Fred Wittmer Memorial Award (sponsored by Delmar Crown Trophy) - Arlene Littleton was recognized for her dedication and support as a founding member of the CHEER car show. Other show sponsors were Cracker Barrel Old Country Store and Restaurant, CA Golf Cars, O’Neal’s Auction, Korean War Veterans Chap. 1, and Kenneth S. Bock.

 

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