If you missed the 5th Annual Garage Tour you missed a great opportunity to socialize with fellow SFCC members and the opportunity to enjoy the car hobby. Mike Schulte of Executive Touch toured 30+ SFCC members and guests through their collection of primarily Italian and British cars with American power trains and then through their restoration shop. Everyone was impressed by these rare cars and the history behind them in addition to the amount of restoration work they do.
The weather was perfect as the caravan of Vettes traveled to Brandon for out next stop at Bowman’s Bombers. Kevin was called out of town so was unable to be there to share his knowledge of the street rod building business he runs, but everyone was impressed with the amount of equipment and the high quality builds in progress in his shop.
Our last stop and pizza party was at Larry Olson’s shop , the Ritz II. Larry is a member of the SFCC and we thank Larry and Carol for hosting the tour and pizza party in every man’s “dream garage”.
Enjoy pictures from the Garage Tours on the sidebar!
Activities like this are another benefit of SFCC membership. Non members who are reading this are welcome to join the SFCC by going to www.siouxfallscorvetteclub.com (click on “membership” tab above) or by attending one of our monthly meetings held the last Wednesday of every month at CJ Calaway’s at 7:30. Come to the events center (west side) and a little early, introduce yourself so we can introduce you the the SFCC.
Upcoming Events
Larchwood IA. is hosting two car events this summer and friends from there asked me to invite you to either or both of these events.
May 19–Poker Run…Sign up at the B&B in Larchwood at noon. Poker Run stops at Rowena, Valley Springs, Hills, Beaver Creek, Lester and ends at Sports Center in Larchwood. Try a steak dinner at the Main Street after your last stop.
July 13&14–Car Show/Burnouts
Cruise Night and Burnouts on July 13 …6-9 p.m.
Car Show on July 14 –registration ($15.) 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Show 1-3 p.m. Trophies for 25 classes. Cash drawings every hour.