Car show raises funds for Putnam CLC

PUTNAM COUNTY

  • Nate Davis, left, and Jack Frazier pose in front of their favorite vehicle, the ’71 Plymouth Roadrunner owned by Kenny Thigpen of Eatonton.
    Nate Davis, left, and Jack Frazier pose in front of their favorite vehicle, the ’71 Plymouth Roadrunner owned by Kenny Thigpen of Eatonton.
  • Ron Smith of Monroe poses with his 1934 Ford extended-cab truck. Smith said his friend was throwing the wheels away, so he picked them up and starting from the wheels, he built the entire vehicle, making several custom parts himself. The body and radiator cover are fiberglass, the fenders are custom-made out of aluminum, and the motor, transmission, and rear end are all Chevrolet components.
    Ron Smith of Monroe poses with his 1934 Ford extended-cab truck. Smith said his friend was throwing the wheels away, so he picked them up and starting from the wheels, he built the entire vehicle, making several custom parts himself. The body and radiator cover are fiberglass, the fenders are custom-made out of aluminum, and the motor, transmission, and rear end are all Chevrolet components.
    Brilliant hues, not only of fall leaves, dotted the streets surrounding Eatonton’s historic Putnam County Courthouse on Nov. 5, as colorful, customized and restored vehicles of all makes and models lined up for the inaugural Putnam County Christian Learning Center (CLC) Car Show. The show attracted many knowledgeable car enthusiasts, as well as curious local residents interested in ...

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