Ken Kuhn stood next to his first place 63' C10 pickup Saturday as the victor of the Hot Summer Nights Car show. Kuhn also showd an 62 tow-behind camper trailer as part of his winning entry. h/t Carl Cote, County 10
(Shoshoni, WY) – Locals and travelers gathered on Main Street for the Hot Summer Nights Car Show Saturday afternoon in Shoshoni.
24 cars were entered in the contest, where viewers cast votes on cars throughout the day to pick a winner of the show. Cornhole, as well as a mega slide, were offered for entertainment, as well as a concert to wrap up the evening.Shoshoni Mayor Joel Highsmith looked at the engine of a Plymouth Prowler on display at the car show in Shoshoni on Saturday. “The car show is a great event for our town,” said Highsmith. “It brings together a great group of car enthusiasts in town, and folks traveling get to stop in as they pass through.” h/t Carl Cote, County 10
Car Show Placing:
1st Ken Kuhn 62 C10 and camper
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2nd Noble Bulington
3rd Steven Smith 28 Ford Model A
4th Sheila Casey 68 Camaro
5th Cheryll Pigg 67 Camaro
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A Chevrolet Apache sat on display Saturday at the Hot Summer Nights Car Show. h/t Carl Cote, County 104th and 5th place winners and sister Sheila Casey and Cheryl Pigg stood with their father Bob St. John Saturday at the Hot Summer Nights Car show in Shoshoni. The ladies won their trophies for the vintage Camaros they built with their dad while they were in high school. h/t Carl Cote, County 10Jordan Whitener played emcee during the car show on Saturday. h/t Carl Cote, County 10Festival organizers Jordan Whitener and Chris Konija stood for a photo in front of the car show Saturday in Shoshoni. The duo helped to attract over 170 basketball teams for their 3v3 basketball tournament last month. h/t Carl Cote, County 10A set of antique Ford keys from the 50s, 60s, and 70s sat on display next to a 28 Ford Model A. h/t Carl Cote, County 10
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