Borders Three winners named
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June 18, 2011 |
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The 2011
Borders Three Jamboree, put on June 6 by
the Bonners Ferry Rod Benders Car Club,
was the most successful so far, with
record attendance and classic cars from
as far away as Albany, Oregon. |
The Borders Three Jamboree filled downtown
Bonners Ferry with classic cars from around the
region June 6, with more than 200 cars, trucks,
motorcycles and other machines on display, the
best show thus far since the Bonners Ferry Rod
Benders Car Club began putting on the show.
It took a good bit of time and effort on the
part of the judges to determine the best of the
best, but they diligently stuck to their work
and came up with a fine assortment. You can see
the winners by visiting the Rodbenders web site
at
http://idahorodbenders.com.
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This 1934
Plymouth 5 Windows Coupe, owned by Chet
Jackman, Sagle, was named "Best in Show"
for the 2011 Borders Three Jamboree. |
Best of Show honors went to the 1934 Plymouth 5
window coupe owned by Chet Jackman of Sagle. The
Top 12 were: 12: 1959 Chevy Impala, Ryne Rae,
Bonners Ferry, 11: 1962 Chevy Belair, Danny
Penner, Cranbrook, British Columbia, 10: 1965
Chevy Corvette, Ken Tzakis, Creston, British
Columbia, 9: 1963 Dodge Dart convertible, Tim
Devine, Sagle, 8: 1959 Chevy Corvette, Rick and
Kim Kanski, Creston, 7: 1957 Chevy Belair,
Howard and Betty Naumann, Priest River, 6: 1959
Ford Thunderbird, Dave and Jerry Young, Eureka,
Montana, 5: 1941 Willys Overland 441 Americar,
Jay and Linda Tofflemire, Albany, Oregon, 4:
1951 Chevy Metal Woody, Allen and Dena Riffel,
Bonners Ferry, 3: 1955 Chevy Belair Sports
Coupe, Lavern Schoffer, Coeur d'Alene, 2: 1931
Ford 4-door, Tom Broderick, Bonners Ferry, and
1: 1941 Lincoln Continental, Connie Broderick,
Bonners Ferry.
This year's Ladies Choice award went to the 1959
Corvette owned by Rick and Kim Kanski, the
Ratrod award went to the 1946 Ford pickup owned
by Tanner Egland, Sandpoint. The Work in
Progress award was presented to Ray Yates,
Bonners Ferry, for his 1957 Ford F-100 4x4, and
the Hard Luck Story award went to Jay and Linda
Tofflemire for their '41 Willys Overland.
The Best Motorcycle award went to Jeremy
Huisentruit, Troy, Montana, for his 1972 Harley
Davidson Sportster, best Special Interest
Vehicle award was presented to Bob Sherman,
Chattaroy, Washington, for his 1950 Crosley
Super Sedan. The Cool Cruiser award went to
Steve and Maureen Tillberg, Sandpoint, for their
1941 Plymouth panel truck.
The Antique Stock Car award for rigs dated 1940
or older went to the 1940 Ford two-door sedan
owned by Harry and Gail Whitman, Hayden, Idaho,
and the Classic Stock Car 1941-1959 award went
to Mike and Jeanne Rosenberger, Sandpoint, for
their 1955 Pontiac Catalina. The Classic Stock
Pickup 1941-1959 award was presented to Rich
Flinn, Hayden, for his 1948 Chevrolet
Thriftmaster.
The Classic Stock Car 1960-1979 award went to
Gary and Kathy Roberts, Rathdrum, Idaho, for
their 1960 Chevy Impala, Classic Stock Pickup
1960-1979 honors went to Thomas and Brownwen
Vetromile, Sagle, for their 1971 Ford F-250
Ranger XLT.
The Best Convertible award went to Connie
Broderick, Bonners Ferry, for her 1941 Lincoln,
Best Tractor honors went to Don Nystrom, Bonners
Ferry, for his 1939 John Deere Model L. Marjorie
Compton, town not given, and the Club
Participation award went to the Sandpoint
Injectors, who brought 22 rigs to the show.
The Long Distance award went to Jay and Linda
Tofflemire, who brought their 1941 Willys over
500 miles to Bonners Ferry from Albany, Oregon.
This year's Mayors Choice award went to the 1969
Dodge Charger owned by Loren and Bonnie Reeves. |
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