Draggin’ Wagons Car Club 6th annual Spring Show in Honey Brook attracts record 200 entries

Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers You have to wonder about all the places this chrome ram has travelled since it was first mounted on the radiator of New Holland resident Paul Weaveris 1934 Dodge pickup.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Wimpy found some shade under the hood of Bob Lavinis 1949 Ford Custom. Bob and Wimpy garnered the ìCool Customi trophy at dayis end.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Chris Joseph was the last of the motorcycles to enter the show but at dayis end his 2005 Harley-Davidson Softail Deluxe topped the competition in that class. Chrisi passenger is Kelly Milligan, Allentown.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers I doubt that Donald Davis has to use this brass horn on his 1923 Ford T-Bucket street rod because youid hear that big V8 long before he got there.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Draggini Wagons club president Mick Rissel presents the ìHottest Hot Rodi trophy to Glenn Peters for his 1923 Ford T-Bucket.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Donald Davis, Ridge, PA, won the ìCool Convertiblei trophy for his 1923 Ford T-Bucket.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Does this truck look familiar? It was featured in a ìBring Your Dreams To Lifei Pennsylvania Lottery commercial. The truck is a 1955 Chevy Cameo and belongs to Joe Burke.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Donald Hernzmanis ìMinty Greeni Ford sedan leads Bruce Latshawis 1935 Ford Pickup in through the gate. The duo traveled from Coatesville for the Draggin' Wagons Car Club's 6th Annual Spring Car, Truck & Bike Show in Honey Brook on May 3.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Glen Eckis flamed 1955 Chevy Nomad won the Draggini Wagons trophy for ìGreat Graphics.i
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers This orange & ivory beauty is James Kisslingis 1936 Ford Delivery Sedan and itis parked next to Chris Pheilis 1932 Ford, also a Delivery Sedan.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Jerry Riceis 1940 Buick Coupe from Downingtown captured the ìChopped and Droppedi trophy.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Terry Franciscusi light blue 1930 Buick is now a ìRatrodi. Terry had the original bill of sale in the window, originally sold on March 28, 1930 for $1,485; vehicle cost $1,330, freight $70 and ìloadedi with $85 worth of accessories. On left is Larry Henckis bright red 1940 Chevy Special Deluxe from Honey Brook.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers They just donit make eem like this anymore! Thatis the tailgate of Carl Zimmermanis 1955 Chevy Nomad station wagon from New Holland.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Bill Stafford finds a spot that his wife Pam missed on their immaculate 1968 Mercury Cougar. Pamis question, ìItis a white spot so whois going to see it?i was met with a, ìWell, I saw it!i from Bill. The Staffords are club members so the car was shown but not judged.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers From the time the gates opened, there was a steady stream of cars, trucks and motorcycles pouring into the Draggin' Wagons Car Club 6th Annual Spring Show in Honey Brook on May 3.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Jim Hannais 1942 Chevy is one clean pickup truck.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers You could almost hear Edith and Archie Bunker singing ìGee our old LaSalle ran great.i as you neared John Kearnsi 1940 Cadillac LaSalle.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Draggin' Wagons Car Club members Paul and Mary Lou Weaver are pictured here judging one of the 200 entries for Club's 6th Annual Spring Car, Truck & Bike Show held in Honey Brook on May 3. Paul is one of the original members of the Club.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers John Borieis 1955 Chevy Bel Air has quite an assortment of modifications and John took the ìSexy Sedani trophy back to Glenside with him at the end of the day.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers The award winning vehicles begin to line up for the trophy presentations. Looking down the line we see Pastor Larry Woodis 1937 Ford Coupe, Donald Davisi 1923 Ford T-Bucket, Mick Darmesi 1946 Ford C1 Coupe and Jim Cootsi 1947 International Pickup Truck. Those vehicles were awarded the ìCool Coupei, ìCool Convertiblei, ìWild Cardi and ìCool Commerciali trophies.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers A quintet of ìOld Gloryi graced the front end of Bruce Latshawis 1935 Ford Pickup from Coatesville.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers You donit see many Studebaker Street Rods and this 1933 St. Regis is the pride and joy of Dale Sinclair, East Earl, who did the build himself.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Steve Reynolds, Downingtown, waves goodbye as he leaves the grounds in his spiffy little 1958 Corvette.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers There was something for everyone at the Draggini Wagonsi 6th Annual Spring Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show in Honey Brook on May 3.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Club members Paul and Mary Lou Weaver are pictured here judging one of the 200 entries for the Draggin' Wagons Car Club 6th Annual Spring Car, Truck & Bike Show in Honey Brook on May 3. Paul is one of the original members of the Draggini Wagons Car Club.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Soon to be 4-year-old Charli Satterthwait picks the winning 50/50 ticket from the bucket and hands it to Draggini Wagons club member Fran Hess. The winner went home with $273 and a equal amount will go to local charities.
Carl Hess - Berks-Mont Newspapers Pastor Larry Wood, Denver, PA, was all smiles when presented with the ìCool Coupei trophy for his 1937 definitely cool Ford Coupe.

PUBLISHED: May 6, 2015 at 3:04 p.m. | UPDATED: August 22, 2021 at 3:51 a.m.

The Draggin’ Wagons Car Club couldn’t have asked for a better day for their 6th Annual Spring Car, Truck & Bike Show on May 3.

There wasn’t even the slightest chance of precipitation, no humidity, a pleasant breeze and temps in the upper-70s on a beautiful, sunny spring day. This must have been exactly what the car buffs needed following the brutal, seemingly never-ending winter as a record number of cars, trucks and motorcycles turned out for the event.

Draggin’ Wagons club spokesperson Lauren Borrell reported 200 entries for the show which included door prizes, games, gift basket raffles, a 50/50 drawing and a flea market. Music was provided by Vinyl D.J.s while the Honey Brook Lions Club supplied the food. Lickity Split dished and scooped out the ice cream for dessert. All proceeds from the event will be going to local charities.

The Draggin’ Wagons have some very unique awards and here are the winner’s from the Spring Show.

Club President Pick: John Medaglia – Downingtown, PA – 1963 Chevy Impala 409

Judges Pick for Most Patriotic: Kyle Hummer – West Lawn, PA – 2009 Harley Davidson Veterans Tribute Bike

Master Motorcycle: Chris Joseph – Allentown, PA – 2005 Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe

Cool Coupe: Pastor Lawrence Wood – Denver, PA – 1937 Ford Coupe

Cool Convertible: Donald Davis – Ridge, PA – 1923 Ford T Bucket

Wild Card: Mick Darmes – Birdsboro, PA – 1946 Ford C1 Coupe

Cool Commercial: Jim Coots – Elverson, PA – 1947 International Pick Up

Memory Lane: John & Joyce Stine – Chester Springs,PA – 1934 Ford Truck

Chopped and Dropped: Jeff Rice – Downingtown, PA – 1940 Buick Coupe

Cool Custom: Bob Lavin – Quarryville, PA – 1949 Ford 2 Door Sedan

Draggin’ Wagon Pick: Eugene Lucky – Denver, PA – 1950 Ford Coupe

Hottest Hot Rod: Glenn Peters – Honey Brook, PA – 1923 Ford T Bucket

Street Sleeper: Don Eberoy – Lancaster, PA – 1983 Volvo SW

Sexy Sedan: John Borie – Glenside, PA – 1955 Chevy 2 Door

Great Graphics: Glen Eck – Mohnton, PA – 1955 Chevy Nomad

Class Act: John Ludwig – East Earl, PA – 1964 Ford Mustang

If you’re thinking you missed a good show, you’re right, you did so you might want to write the Draggin’ Wagons Fall Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show on your calendar. That event will be held on Sept. 27 this year.