Event Coverage Pumpkin Run 2010 Entry Form never too early to plan! Oct. 1-2-3, 2010

Yes boys and girls, less than 2 months away.....We are going to have a BLAST...Split the pots over 15 grand! That's YOUR CUT.....

don't forget, 100% of the profits go to the Shriners Hospitals and other Non-profits in the Tri-State area!

and only 1970 and OLDER cars allowed....No 1976 Pintos here!!!


Pre-register FREE TEE SHIRT!! Here is the art work! 35 Years and going strong!

 

Plenty of time to get yours in..Sept. 20....do it today while your thinking of it.....hell you get a FREE Tee Shirt if ya do.....

JW

 

my old club in the 70's

 

Pumpkin, bumping.....

BTTT

 

Looking forward to this event

 

this a good one i,ll be there hope i have the 58 ford running by then

 

This is my favorite show

lots of cars, huge split the pot and only 20 min from the house

hope to see you guys there

 

Come on down, Help us support the Shrine Hospitals

 

shrine bump,,,,

 

We'll be there. We always set up in the swap meet area. They just plopped a brand new building down in part of the swap area so we're not quite sure yet what kind of space we'll have yet. Look us up for flathead goodies. Also trying to get rid of a lot of other car stuff we accumulated last year so our space should be FULL!

Mac VanPelt
FLATHEAD V8.COM
Cincinnati, Ohio

 

Trucked Up is in.

 

Pumpkin Bump, Last day 20th to get your free Tee Shirt...better hurry!

 

wholley cow yall less than 2 weeks

 

Pumpkin Bump.....

This was 2004!!!

Car buffs donate $50K to hospital


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Good things happening


The Pumpkin Run Nationals closed 2003 with a hefty donation to the Cincinnati Shriners Hospital.
Officials of the show, which is formally known as the Fastiques Rod & Custom Show of Southern Ohio, gave the hospital a $50,000 check last month.

The major event last year for the show brought in 3,000 vintage autos and trucks from across the country that met at the Clermont County Fairgrounds for a weekend of events in October.

"This show was one of our biggest,'' said Frank Witt, director of Fastiques. "It is always on the first Sunday in October. The antique car owners come in on Friday and stay through Sunday.''

The local club was founded in 1973 by owners of older cars, ranging from street rods to customs and restored classics. The local chapter is an affiliate of the National Street Rod Association.

Witt said the group has donated more than $325,000 to Shriners Hospital since 1996.

The group uses the name Pumpkin Run Nationals because it is always held in the fall. The name, Fastiques, refers to fast antiques, Witt said.

Cincinnati Shriners Hospital is one of 22 health-care outlets in the Shriners Hospitals for Children system, which offer specialized orthopedic, spinal cord and burn care to children.

 

Wizards Products will be there. Say hi to Marc & Jeremy at the booth.

 

I'm in as well, coming back for the 1st time in 3 years. Looking forward to it...

 

Got my rooms reserved and just a waiting..............

 

Just an FYI after registration (usually late evening)some of us cruise down the street to Roy Rogers for some eats and BS just a mile or so down st rt 32. The restaurant is owned by the same man and ran by his two sons neat stuff on the walls from a long time ago.

John

 

Ever wonder where the money is.....

http://www.shrinershq.org/Hospitals/News/FastiquesAnnualCarShowDonates50kSHC?hospital=Cincinnati

Fastiques Annual Car Show Donates $50,000 to SHC

December 22, 2009

The Fastiques Rod & Custom Club of Southern Ohio donated another $50,000 to Shriners Hospitals for Children®, making their grand total contribution to the pediatric health care system over $600,000!


</PR>The donation comes in part from the "Pumpkin Run Nationals," an annual gathering of almost 3,000 vintage autos and trucks from across the country. The show, held every October at the Clermont County Fairgrounds, draws thousands of visitors from across the country. "This is one of the largest shows of its kind," states Dan Gavey, president of the Fastiques Club. "We're extremely proud of our show and our ability to contribute to Shriners Hospitals for Children®." </P>
Since 1996, the Fastiques have donated to Shriners Hospitals for Children®, plus other causes in the area, such as the Earth Angel Foundation and The Clermont County Fairboard. The club was founded in 1973 by owners of older cars, ranging from street rods, customs and restored classics.
In 2000, members of the Fastiques were honored by receiving the Eagle One's prestigious "Golden Rule Award." This nationally recognized award is given in recognition to street rod and classic car clubs who make exceptional contributions to their communities. Fastiques is a chapter affiliate of the National Street Rod Association.
Pictured here: front row (l to r): Fastiques president Dan Gavey, treasurer Rose Acree, secretary Mary Davis, vice president Joe Herrera; back row (l to r) Jim Zimpher, Jerry Ulm, Randy Railey, Gary Caudill, Ron Hitzler, and Cliff Fullman.

 

Tuning up this wagon I just bought, so we can head out early Saturday morning. Looking forward to this.

 

We'll be there in the swap meet section. Look for the Queen City Hot Rods banner and stop by.

 

Only 3 more days!!! Looking forward to it.

 

We've been watching the weather for the weekend and it looks good!. Mostly sunny and cool (high in low 70's). We'll be there setup in the swap meet area. Look for the flathead V8 sign on the white canopy. Holler now if there's something you need and we'll try to have it there............... Mac VP

 

2012 Pre Registered....Swap spaces sold out, got the Motor home over there last night...taking Bubba F100 over tonight....stop and see me at the No Falcon Way by the show car gate..... I'll be around all weekend.....John

 

Any out of town guys have any trouble look me up we"ll get her going Takin the 55 and the 51