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runction 4 Junction is a day-long auto Show ‘N Shine that celebrates the craft of auto restoration followed by an evening Cruise to showcase those automobiles and many more. Guests have a chance to talk with people who know a lot about classic and custom cars, have some fun and do some good things for the local community. The F4J has evolved from the River Road Show & Shine organized in the ‘90s by Graffiti Alley owner Bob White and a cruise which followed that show for more than a decade. The show became known as the Function In Junction before it moved to the football field at Junction City High. It soon outgrew that space. After being reorganized as the non-profit Function 4 Junction to manage the growing event, the show relocated to the side streets of downtown. By then the evening cruise had already taken over Ivy Street, the main drag through town. As many as 10,000 people show up each year to get a close look at more than 400 parked classic and custom

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cars. More people come in to watch as perhaps 600 cruisers roll around town into the evening. It’s become the second-largest event held in Junction City and one of the most popular car shows held anywhere in Oregon.

On a Friday evening in 2018, the first open Cruise with newer car models began motoring up and down the streets of Junction City. The Show ‘N Shine still goes on all day Saturday in the heart of town with awards presented in the afternoon, but then things change as everyone gets ready

for the evening event. Whole families of spectators start to line both sides of Ivy Street as they get ready for vintage models from dozens of car makers to start cruising up and down the streets of town until darkness falls. None of that happened in 2020 as the global pandemic prohibited large gatherings in public. The F4J board of directors wisely chose to cancel the event instead of trying to modify it to fit ever-changing regulations. By the time May arrived last year, many restrictions had been removed. That’s the case again this year – life in downtown Junction City is back closer to normal, so the Show ‘N Shine and evening Cruises are ready to roll. With incredible support from classic car fans and dozens of local business owners, along with the efforts of community service groups and weeks of work from a small army of volunteers, the 2022 Function 4 Junction is ready to create another memorable weekend for everyone!

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Hours: Friday Cruise – 6:30pm until 9:30pm Saturday Cruise – 6pm until 9pm Show ‘N Shine is held on Saturday from 8am until 4pm. The awards ceremony is held at 3pm at the corner of 6th Ave and Greenwood St. Raffle winners will be announced at that time. Registration: Pre-registration is available through May 15, 2022. After that date all registration forms must be filled out on the day of the event. No exceptions. Registration on Friday is from noon-7pm in the Bi-Mart parking lot on 6th Avenue in Junction City. On Saturday, Cruise registration is from 8am until 7pm on Greenwood Street between 4th Avenue and 5th Avenue. Drivers must be licensed and must present vehicle registration for proof of eligibility. Eligibility: For the Friday Cruise and the Saturday Show ‘N Shine, makes and models from any era are invited to enter, including 4WD vehicles and motorcycles. For the Saturday Cruise, all vehicles must be from 1974 or an earlier year. 4WD vehicles and motorcycles are not allowed in the Saturday Cruise. Cruise Rules: All local laws will be enforced. While cruising you must follow all traffic laws and obey all traffic lights. No breaking traction, no hydraulics and no open exhaust is allowed. All passengers must remain seated. If any rules are violated, you are at risk of being kicked out of the Cruise and may also be ticketed by law enforcement. No throwing of candy!

Saturday Show & Cruise – $30 Friday Cruise & Saturday Show – $30 Friday Cruise plus Saturday Show & Cruise – $40 $5 discount for active-duty military personnel & veterans. T-shirt, magazine, dash plaque & goodie bag included while supplies last. Major credit cards accepted. Talk to F4J President Corrie Lucas at: 541.554.5809 Download a registration form online at www.function4junction.com

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simply would not be a Function 4 Junction without the small army of volunteers who handle every aspect of staging more than 400 cars into an allday Show on the streets of a small town – then adding a couple of hundred more classics and helping them cruise the town until dark. And with two Cruises to manage now, those folks are doing more work and investing more time than ever before. You see them all over the route during a cruise – the women and men, young and old, who control car and foot traffic, staff the barricades and keep everything flowing in the right direction. They donate their time to monitor parking areas and provide information to everyone after registering every vehicle for each event. The non-profit Function continues to grow every year, as does the need for more volunteers. Positions may be available on the board of directors for anyone willing to help with the planning that goes on during most of the year. F4J board members work with local groups to sell raffle tickets and distribute this magazine in the weeks before the Function.

They manage the crews who set Working at the everything up at the crack of Show or during a dawn and then clear the streets Cruise can be more after everyone has gone home. fun than being Local and regional businesses part of the crowd! help to cover the cost of events when they buy an ad or donate goods or services. Some downtown stores close up and take the day off to join the fun while others stay open, get real busy and have their best day of sales all year. It makes a successful day for everyone – the wide variety of cars in the Show, the 600+ autos that roll around town during the Cruises, and an estimated 10,000 visitors who come into town to watch. A special thanks goes out once again to Kathy Tourtillott of ODOT; Jennifer Paugh at Lane County; Junction City employees Gary Kaping and Kitty Vodrup; Brandon Nicole of the Fire Department and all Public Works crews. They make sure we comply with all the rules for an event of this size. The Junction City Police always keep the event safe for all, with special thanks this year to Chief Bob Morris. A variety of youth groups such as Girl Scout Troop #20315 help control the cruise route as well as doing the big job of cleaning up afterwards. US Bank, Oregon Neurosport Physical Therapy and Pacific Continental Bank all donate the use of their parking lots for showing cars. Citizens Bank and Hagen Hamilton Insurance offer space for Cruise announcers while Dari-Mart lets us use their headquarters to photograph the award winners. The list goes on and on. The people who live and work in our small town deserve the most recognition. Local residents seldom complain about the inconvenience of street closures and they exhibit great patience over the dawn-to-dusk presence of so many visitors. Without their support the F4J would be a much smaller event and nowhere near as much fun for everyone...

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I would like to thank everyone for coming out to support the Function 4 Junction and our town. We’re looking forward to more of the same spirit in 2022. We’ll see you in June! Corrie Lucas, President Function 4 Junction

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Function on the Web www.function4junction.com Visit our website to find the info you need, view more photos than you have time for, or download a form to register for this year’s events. You can also follow us on Facebook to stay up-to-date with the most recent news. www.junctioncity.com/news/cruisin Jamie Hooper of Digital Dreams has compiled an excellent archive of his photography from past years. www. issuu.com/function4junction To view this magazine as well as past issues on your screen, you can download a PDF file at the link above. www. willowcreekcreative.com F4J board director Crystal Freeman of Willow Creek Creative runs our website and helps document the Function every year. Find her web design company at the link above.

Every year at least a few folks add to the Show by arriving dressed in a variety of very cool period costumes, but 2021 marked the first year an official Costume Contest was held. You don’t need to have a car in the show to enter the contest or to win a prize. You do, however, need to sign up at the registration booth near the clock tower downtown at the heart of the Show. Be sure to register before 2pm, as the judging begins at 2:30 at the announcer’s booth across from the clock. So dress up and get ready to pose for dozens of photographers all day long!

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in April to collect donations of nonperishable food items. In addition to putting on a great Junction City Local Aid is a nonprofit annual car show and street cruise, organization that provides assistance the Function 4 Junction exists to for basic needs and economic relief raise money to help other local to people living in the Junction City organizations in Junction City. The School District and more money we collect the Junction City area. from entry fees and A person does not advertisements, the have to live in town more people we’re able to receive services, to help. which include food In December of and pantry essentials, 2021 the F4J Board utility and energy of Directors gave a assistance, prescription donation to Junction and medical assistance, City Local Aid. We transportation presented them with assistance, clothing, a check and two large plus referrals to other baskets of winter hats F4J’s Corrie Lucas area resources. They and gloves in assorted presented a donation are located at 210 East sizes for men, women to Local Aid Executive 6th Ave. across from and children. The Director Erin Moberg. BiMart. Executive Director of Operating with four staff members JC Local Aid, Erin Moberg, said the and over sixty-five volunteers, they hats and gloves were all gone in only a service 250 or more households per couple days. We also had a Local Aid month or 850-950 individuals per barrel at the Function’s Swap Meet

From left: F4J members Bob Bell, Corrie Lucas, Jim Foster and Margaret Foster; from JC Local Aid, Cheryl Anson, Becci Beunsou, Brandy Fultz and Ranee Werder month. About one-fourth of those individuals helped are children under 18 years old. During 2019-2021 they’ve had a 14 percent increase in the need for services and an extreme decrease in donations and business sponsorships. Stop by the Local Aid booth at the Show ‘N Shine to learn more about their services, how you can volunteer or to make a donation. They will be collecting nonperishable food items, so bring something to help fill up the barrel. Remember, every donation helps a family in need. For more information on Junction City Local Aid, please contact Erin Moberg by phone at 518.605.5576 or send an email to executive-director@ junctioncitylocalaid.org.

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We’re ready once again for our annual Car Show Raffle to raise money for scholarships and community organizations. Last year we had over $7,000 in prizes and things are looking as good this year. As usual, we have prizes from several dozen businesses. The raffle will take place at the Show ‘N Shine on Saturday, June 4. Tickets will be sold at the raffle booth located in the heart of the show, in the US Bank parking lot at Sixth & Greenwood.

Credit cards will be accepted. This year’s prizes include a one year membership from AAA Auto Club, five gallons of paint from Miller Paint, a car stereo from The Stereo Store, custom license plate frames from Mercury Metal, a piece of custom furniture from Ministry Construction, gift baskets from Housley Agency/Farmer’s Insurance and Twice As Nice Boutique, a bottle of olive oil from OMG Olive Oil or flavored nuts from Pilgrim’s Roasted Nut’z. To take care of your car we have a safety inspection or car wash from North Eugene Auto, car cleaning products from Mothers and ‘N Touch Detailing or an auto service

from South Valley Automotive. We also have gift cards and certificates from Broadway Grill, Countryside Pizza, Dairy Queen, Jerry’s Home Improvement Center, Kona Café Hawiian Barbecue, Market of Choice, Outback, Red Lobster, Texas Roadhouse, Ye Olde Pancake House and many more. With more prizes coming in everyday, you never know what you’ll find. Check out the raffle booth at the car show and see what you can win this year. If you want to donate an item or service as a prize for the raffle, please contact Margaret Foster at advertising@function4junction.com.

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What’s new in Junction City? Growth and change. There’ve been new businesses opening up all over town in the last year. Here’s a highlight of just a few of them: Celtic Storage is located on Elm St. behind Bi Mart. Jason and Keri Flores started Celtic Storage in Keizer in 2018, and the Junction City location will open around mid-May this year. They offer short-term and long-term storage units in a variety of sizes, plus moving supplies at affordable prices. For information on their storage units or services, please call Jason or Keri at 971-273-0565 or email to office@ celticstorage.com. Competition Auto Sales is located on Hwy 99 just south of 1st Ave. Jake Fisher moved his business from Eugene to Junction City about 18 months ago. He specializes in diesel pick-up trucks and he buys, sells or locates vehicles for his customers.

Junction City Point S Tire & Auto Service is on Hwy 99 at the corner of West 12th Ave. Kolby and Tia Clay both grew up in Junction City and opened this family owned and operated business on Sept. 21, 2021. They service tires and perform light auto repairs such as oil changes, alignments, breaks and installing lifts and steps on vehicles. Ministry Construction can be found on Hwy 99 just south of 1st Ave. Rob Adams actually has three businesses in that one location – Ministry Construction, Devine Gutters and Noti Cabinets. With Ministry Construction, Rob is a general contractor who handles big and small projects and handyman work. Devine Gutters can handle all home gutter repairs or replacement. Noti Cabinets build custom cabinets without the custom price. Rob also sources his materials locally. Oregon Community Credit Union has moved up to the north end of town into the shopping center at the junction of Hwy 99E and Hwy 99W. This new office will be open in midMay of this year and offer all the services a traditional bank usually offers.

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in the 25-year history of the Function 4 Junction had all events been cancelled, but the onset of a pandemic made 2020 become that first time. A Show ‘N Shine and Cruise in 2021 wasn’t certain until the first week of spring, which left little time to plan and organize, both for the people putting on the Show as well as the folks who planned to compete in it. An early morning rain shower added to the scramble for contestants who were preparing for the judges to come around, but the customary crowd of perhaps 10,000 visitors missed any wet weather and enjoyed a cool spring day with plenty of sunshine.

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photo by Jen Blue Once again more than 400 classic and custom automobiles were on display, and guests could get a free, up-close and personal look at every vehicle in the wildly diverse assembly. A quarter-mile of Greenwood Street and a block or two of every cross street were lined with cars of nearly every make or model imaginable. Dozens of entirely unique custom builds and rat rods were on display. Showgoers could talk with the owner or builder of almost any car to learn about its creation or restoration. They could take close-up photos or even make an bid on some of the cars offered for sale.

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Everybody had a chance to be their own judge and cast a ballot for the highly desirable People’s Choice award. While you are strolling through this year’s Show, don’t forget to choose your personal favorite, write it down and drop your vote in the box near the clock tower at the heart of the Show. Good luck choosing– it’s never easy with so many fine-looking cars on display...

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For Al Wilson, it has been a nearly life-long love affair. Back when he was 18 and drove a restored convertible roadster down the roads of Southern California, he knew hot rods were something special. Later, life got in the way and any pursuit of a roadster was deferred in favor of work and raising a family. But the need for speed never left and in the late 1990’s, Al acquired a 1930 Model A that he intended to dismantle. He soon concluded that the car was “too perfect” and he “didn’t want to screw it up.” After he repaired the wiring and got the old car running, he took it out for a drive. As luck would have it, he ran out of gas just down the road from his home in Elmira. While stalled, another man stopped to offer help and wound up buying the car from Wilson, which allowed him to buy the body of a 1929 Model A Roadster in Grants Pass that would

become the hot rod of his dreams. To bring this transformation about took Wilson 17 years. A rolling ‘29 chassis was purchased as were new running boards and a trunk lid. The battery is now located in the trunk, as there was no room left in the engine compartment after duel 8-gallon fuel tanks and a driveline were added. The hot rod also has independent suspension, custom heated leather seats made by Billet Automatic, a rumble seat, dual exhaust, and a removable top that doesn’t often get removed. Night rides are lit by a pair of motorcycle headlamps equipped with built-in turn signals, and the front end locks for “spinning and

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it at least 50 times,” as Peggy is quick to point out. The car sat idle for the past two years, but the Wilsons hope to change this, perhaps beginning with the Function 4 Junction. They’ve driven the Junction City cruise many times and they hope that with restrictions easing, this may be the year to bring the hot rod out to be enjoyed by a host of new admirers. It’s been a labor of love, this deep blue car that roars to life with the turn of a key and a push on the accelerator, and every bit of effort, every bit of expense, every bit of frustration has all been worth it. A dream that had to be pushed aside for so long now not only brings the Wilsons such pleasure, but brings pleasure to so many others as well.

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“The fully custom interior is fitted with four bucket seats, programmable LED colorchanging accent lighting, a custom designed instrument panel with Classic Instruments analog gauges, Vintage Air A/C, power windows and a hidden 3KW DB Euphoria stereo system,” Kan added. “Hidden in the trunk you’ll find two Optima batteries, a built-in trickle charger with under-car photo by Jamie Hooper plug, Euphoria amplifiers and a 12” sub-woofer, an air compressor management system with tanks for the air suspension.

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“Power comes from a Owens Racing 498hp Dart 400 small block with Dart aluminum heads, Holly 750 carburetor, March Performance Systems front drive system, Headman headers with electric cutouts and MagnaFlow mufflers,” he added. “The transmission is a 700R4 automatic that was custom built at our shop, AAMCO of Springfield.” Kan has owned the Chevelle for about two years now, after the previous owner spent ten years building it up in his own garage and at professional shops. It also won Best of Show Car at the 2021 Central Lane Show & Shine in Eugene last year. If they bring it back to Junction City in 2022, it won’t be hard to get a good look - just come to the awards ceremony, where it’s pretty likely to be found.

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American-made vehicles recognized by just about everyone, everywhere. Cindy’s T-Bird is impeccable inside and out, so it’s no surprise at all it turned out to be the most popular car in the 2021 Show ‘N Shine. It’s also an Oregon car, having stayed in the state from its first arrival on July 2, 1957. The manager of a Eugene Ford

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dealership purchased the T-Bird for his wife. It clear;y wasn’t driven much, as it came back to the dealership in October of 1986 with just 33,000 miles on the speedometer. That’s when Cindy first saw the car, because that’s when her father became its second owner. He drove it even less than the first owner. Aside from taking it to a few shows, where Cindy says he never came away with less than a second place award, her dad mainly kept it stored and covered in Springfield over the next 35 years. During all that time, only 900 miles were added onto the speedometer. continued on pg 40

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Gone , yet never to be forgotten ...

We lost more than a few members of the classic and custom car community over the past year, including two long-time local automotive professionals – Ken Jamieson, Sr. and Sam Steinhauer. Both men are gone but the business each man started remains in their family and continues operating today.

Ken Jamieson came to town in 1971 and opened Junction City Muffler Shop in an old A-frame building just south of town. June 1, 2022 will mark 51 years of JC Muffler having its doors open for business in that location. Ken’s life-long passion for racing came from the Southern California desert racing scene, which he got into with his brothers in 1955. He also went racing with the Lost Angels motorcycle club against other clubs across the country. After crashing a motorcycle and shattering his ankle in five places, he switched over to racing four-wheeled speedsters instead, starting with a 1952 Buick. He made a living as a welder and opened his own shop, creating art from wrought iron and building fuel-efficient dual exhaust systems for custom racing machines. Ken Sr. met Mary, an Alabama beauty who agree to marry him, and their son Kenny was born during those years down south. As Kenny got older he did quite a bit of racing, mostly stock cars and sprint cars. In 2011, Kenny spoke of his parents in the F4J magazine, saying, “My dad is my hero. I’ve always wanted to follow in his footsteps and take over the shop. Mom keeps us all on the right track. She’s been a tremendous help for the business, all of the race teams, and for the Function 4 Junction.” Sam Steinhauer was known to most people in the local car community not just because he could diagnose a problem over the phone or repair their custom build or find parts to renovate an old classic. Sam is remembered by all of us because he was a kind and gentle person with everyone he met. He worked for 36 years at Gibson Ford in Junction City, starting as a lot boy at 16 and ending as the service department manager. When Gibson closed down in 2009, Sam quickly opened Steinhauer Automotive because former customers kept calling up to ask when and where he planned to start his own repair shop. Those customers were like family to Sam, he often said. His strong sense of family can be traced through 133 years of Steinhauers living on the same land in the Coast Range near Deadwood on

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“The grey Dodge is my husband Mike’s daily, a 2012 Ram 3500. It’s one of our work horses used to tow our toy hauler or kids! “The 1970 Chevelle we call ‘Trudy’ is our summer cruiser. We adopted her about 4 1/2 years ago with 43k original miles. She enjoys long cruises to places like Reno for Hot August Nights or Tacoma for Wings and Rides. The kiddos enjoy taking Trudy to get ice cream on summer nights. “The green Dually is Sarah’s daily, also a 2012 Ram 3500 named ‘Fancy’. It took Sarah several years to find the truck, patiently waiting for the right one. “Owning South Valley Auto here in Junction City is a large part of what brought us to be involved with F4J, but the biggest motivator was growing up attending the event as a kid. Lots of memories watching the classics take over our town and seeing so many different folks flood our streets to enjoy the past. Having the opportunity to give back and doing our part to keep this event happening is a huge honor for us.” ~ Sarah Fay

Tyler & Lindsey Ceniga with Lucy, Raelynn, Henry and their 1968 Ford F-250 camper special “This is my ‘69 Mustang; her name is Blue Jay. After years of my husband having a number of cars that I rarely got to drive, I asked if I could get a car. After looking for a few months we brought her home in September, 2018 from Washington. “We started working on her right away and had her on the road in about two months. We do a little work each year to upgrade her. I love driving her as often as I can.” ~ Mischele Rue

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car has a full interior, including back seats with seat belts. That way the whole family can cruise including his daughter Kaylee and son Cameron. Mike’s wife Tiffany can also be seen racing the Chevelle. In fact she was the first one to drive it below the 11.5 mark. The car didn’t all photos by Gary Breedlove have a roll bar that day, and the track officials wouldn’t let them run anymore. Just that one quick pass, and back to the trailer. Unlike some of the cars ng what 568 hp can do at the track at the shows, this Chevelle gets driven often. For general , but it’s solid enough to cruising Mike can get away with orque without breaking. using pump gas. At the track he uses race Mike had the car fitted fuel that costs more than twice as much t set of slicks that would as the supreme you can buy at the local r wells. They are 28x11.5 station. It can be in the ball park of seven 10 rim that provide a full dollars a gallon. A neat fact is that the ontact with the pavement. Chevelle can use almost an entire gallon ds up at the track these just doing the tire warming burnout and nough grip to pull the front quarter mile pass. ound. With the help of all “It’s an old school classic,” Mike says. “I e ‘69 has been driven to a was raised in these. People respect these 94 seconds in the quarter cars and love ‘em. I bought the ‘69 to use it, drive it, and love it.” he ‘69 has been equipped If you want to see this guy in action It’s also a requirement at just go to this years’ Pinks, Armdrop u run faster than 11.5. The Racing event, in Woodburn. It’s a two-day event with a $10,000 prize. You can also look on You Tube under Johnsgard and see a few clips of him racing. He will also be at a three-day event in The Dalles. It starts with a show & cruise the first day, and ends up with drag racing at the local airport runway. Last year Mike was the “fastest car at the track” and is a local Pinks” armdrop style favorite.

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At N Touch Detailing, we do much more than just detail vehicles. We offer a variety of high-end services fit for every car enthusiast. From a simple detailing to a complex restoration, our diligence sets us apart from the rest. Customer Service is #1. We specialize in Cars, Trucks, SUVs, RVs, Semis, Boats, Motorcycles and Aviation. We offer Interior/Exterior Detailing, Wet Sanding, Ceramic Paint Coatings, Engine Bay, Headlight Restoration, and the best Paint Correction and Protection services around. “...the difference is in our details...” There’s no job too big or too small that we can’t handle – let us show you why we are Lane County’s Premier Detail Shop. We’re dedicated to giving the customer what they want and have them leave happy. All of our work is 610 Commercial St word of mouth – we DO NOT work with dealerships.

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Facilitating Function Michael H. Baum PT, CFMT & Victoria Gonzales Baum, Owners Located at 680 Ivy St. Junction City, OR 97448 Call (541) 998-9988 today!

Best Truck Stock ~ 1949 Chevrolet 3100 Mary Corrington ~ Eugene

Mary Corrington bought her 1949 Chevy 3100 pickup in 2008 from a co-worker. It was his grandfather’s and Mary is just the second owner. “It was in rough condition and needed a complete overhaul. I went all-out and restored it myself. I’ve shown it three times at the Roadster Show (and won) and was Best in Show in Lebanon. I’ve won awards at the F4J in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2021.”

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Best Interior 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Derek Dmochowsky, Eugene

We weren’t able to get any photos of Derek’s car at the show last year, so he sent these in with a short story of his car: “My dad bought the Chevelle in 1997 for he and I to work on together. It was a shell with a motor and parts. I hand-sanded it down to bare metal, but paint and body work credit goes to Jim Peters. The car was completed in 2018. My thanks go to Jim Valenzuela at V34 Custom Interiors for his

show-winning interior work. I also want to offer special thanks to my parents for assisting me, and to my wife and kids for being a part of this journey of restoring the Chevelle. Thank you to JD at Ntouch detailing for being Lane County’s premier detailer. He is the only one I trust to get my car show ready. There were many great cars at the Show ‘N Shine. I’m fortunate to have come away with the award for Best Interior.”

I love this town. Thanks, FUNCTION4JUNCTION. I love being here to help in a community where people are making a difference every day. Thank you for all you do.

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Best Engine Best 40’s Modified 1941 Willys Coupe Jerry & Bev Mix, Aumsville

Best Pony Car Modified Best Wheels & Tires 1962 Ford Falcon Jim Bryand, Madras

Best 20’s - 30’s Stock 1927 Falcon Knight Pete & Dixie Lillie, Alvadore

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Best 20’s - 30’s Modified 1930 Ford Coupe Tom Boren, Veneta Best 40’s Stock 1948 Ford Coupe Leonard Cox, Alpine Best 50’s Stock 1956 Studebaker Dale Gregg, Eugene Best 80’s Modified 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Javob Bowe, Portland Best Motorcycle 2005 Heritage Custom Angela Brown, Eugene

Best ‘50s Modified ~ 1951 Mercury Monterey Wendell Rollins, Springfield

Best ‘60s Modified ~ 1968 Chevelle Dan Johnsgard, Springfield

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Best ‘70’s Stock 1970 Pontiac GTO Vern Egge Coburg Original Owner

Best Truck Modified 1971 Ford F100 Darrin Lux Roseburg

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Best Paint 1956 Chevrolet Nomad Tom & Lisa Morehouse Klamath Falls

Tom gives full credit to the talented folks at MetalWorks for the beautiful body and paint work that won this award, with special thanks to Ryan and Matt. A former firefighter, Tom tells us his favorite color combination of red and black are also rarely seen with a Nomad.

Best ‘80’s Stock 1982 Chevrolet Camaro George & Loretta Dows Eugene

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Best Pony Car Stock 1966 Ford Mustang Kenny & Colleen Biggs, Creswell Best ‘60’s Stock ~ 1966 Sunbeam Tiger ~ Russ Colgan, Salem

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Big or small, we have the experienced professionals to provide the services you need to keep your vehicle safely on the road for a long time!

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Best Rat Rod 1929 Ford Model A Modifird Steve & Alicia Pinedo, Coos Bay

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Best ‘70s Modified ~ 1970 Ford Mustang Dave & Tracy Smith of Springfield won the same award back in 2019 with this Mustang

Best Low Rider 1965 Cadillac Calais Chris Jolly

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