Tri-County Car Club
CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY.
Officers elected for 2012
member at large; Willard Wise, president-elect; Jean Statz, secretary/treasurer;
Al Hardin, president; and Stan McKinney, webmaster.
appreciation for his efforts as president of the club for 2011.
Homecoming car show
is largest ever with 147 entries
Vehicles fill the lawn in front of the library.
Click here to see additional photos from the Homecoming show
is largest ever with 147 entries
Vehicles fill the lawn in front of the library.
Click here to see additional photos from the Homecoming show
Fourth of July show
While there were storms to the south, only a little rain fell in Campbellsville during the 2011 edition of the Fourth of July Celebration. The celebration marked the 25th anniversary of the Tri-County Car Club.
Click here for photos from the show and a list of the top winners. Additional photos will be posted soon.
Bob Merchant won Best of Show with his 1958 Chevrolet pickup.
Cars line up near the clock tower on the university campus.
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Nicholas Courtwright
wins scholarship
Click here for photos from the show and a list of the top winners. Additional photos will be posted soon.
Bob Merchant won Best of Show with his 1958 Chevrolet pickup.
Cars line up near the clock tower on the university campus.
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Nicholas Courtwright
wins scholarship
Nicholas Courtwright is the winner of the first $500 scholarship for those pursuing an auto-related career. See details about the scholarship here.
Nicholas Courtwright, right, accepts a plaque recognizing the
scholarship, from Al Hardin, vice president of the Tri-County
Car Club. Nicholas will be attending the University of Louisville
majoring in engineering. He hopes to some day design cars.
scholarship, from Al Hardin, vice president of the Tri-County
Car Club. Nicholas will be attending the University of Louisville
majoring in engineering. He hopes to some day design cars.
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Our purpose
The Tri-County Car Club was formed on June 8, 1986 to encourage the
preservation, collection and exhibition of classic and custom cars and
trucks.
The club originally consisted of members from Taylor, Marion and Adair counties in Kentucky. It now has members from many counties.
Members meet on the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist Tabernacle, 50 Bambi Drive in Campbellsville.
Each year the club sponsors a monthly cruise during the summer and a car show on the Fourth of July. It also assists Campbellsville University with a Homecoming Car Show. Look for details about all of those on this site.
The club originally consisted of members from Taylor, Marion and Adair counties in Kentucky. It now has members from many counties.
Members meet on the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Bible Baptist Tabernacle, 50 Bambi Drive in Campbellsville.
Each year the club sponsors a monthly cruise during the summer and a car show on the Fourth of July. It also assists Campbellsville University with a Homecoming Car Show. Look for details about all of those on this site.
With plenty of shade, Campbellsville University is a great place for a car
show. Both the Independence Day Car Show and the Homecoming Car
Show are at the university.
show. Both the Independence Day Car Show and the Homecoming Car
Show are at the university.
