2023 Founders Day Car Show Classes
80 Plaques or Trophies + Cash Prizes:
TOP 40 – CARS 1900-1990
TOP 10 – TRUCK’S 1900-1990
TOP 10 – CARS 1991-PRESENT
TOP 5 – TRUCKS 1991-PRESENT
TOP TEEN
TOP 2 – RATROD
TOP 3 – UNFINISHED
PLUS SPECIALTY AWARDS FOR:
SUPERINTENDENT’S CHOICE
TURNER’S LP GAS CHOICE
$100 LONGEST DISTANCE
$100 TOP CLUB PARTICIPATION
BEST PAINT
BEST INTERIOR
BEST ENGINE
$100 BEST IN SHOW-ORIGINAL
$100 BEST IN SHOW-MODIFIED
Don’t miss out on a fantastic show this year on May 14, 2022!
OUTLAW CRUISERS CAR CLUB
Founders Day Car Show Classes
80 Plaques or Trophies + Cash Prizes:
TOP 40 – CARS 1900-1990
TOP 10 – TRUCK’S 1900-1990
TOP 10 – CARS 1991-PRESENT
TOP 5 – TRUCKS 1991-PRESENT
TOP TEEN
TOP 2 – RATROD
TOP 3 – UNFINISHED
PLUS SPECIALTY AWARDS FOR:
SUPERINTENDENT’S CHOICE
TURNER’S LP GAS CHOICE
$100 LONGEST DISTANCE
$100 TOP CLUB PARTICIPATION
BEST PAINT
BEST INTERIOR
BEST ENGINE
$100 BEST IN SHOW-ORIGINAL
$100 BEST IN SHOW-MODIFIED
TOP 40: Cars, 1900-1990
TOP 10: Trucks, 1900-1990
TOP 10: Cars, 1991-Present
TOP 5: Trucks, 1991-Present
TOP TEEN
TOP 2: Rat Rod
TOP 3: Unfinished (must be in primer)
Plus Specialty Trophies: Superintendent’s Choice, Turner’s LP Gas Choice, Longest Distance Driven (+$100 Cash), Top Club Participation (+100 Cash), Best Paint, Best Interior, Best Engine, Best in Show-Modified (+$100 Cash), and Best In Show-Original (+$100 Cash).
Don’t miss the 18th Annual Outlaw Cruisers Picnic. This year it will be held at the Spavinaw State Park, Sept. 22, 2018. In case of rain, it will be at the Cole-Strang Community Building. Terry & Peggy will cook pulled pork, grilled chicken and pork chops, and Terry’s famous brown beans. The club will provide sweet tea, water, Pepsi products, plates & utensils. Members should bring a side veggie dish or dessert and their chairs. Lunch served at Noon. Come early to help set up and stay late to compete in the horseshoe tournament.
Click on ‘2018 Founders Day’ tab above to see full size pictures with info.
The 18th Annual Founders Day Car Show is set for May 12, 2018, Rain or Shine at the Locust Grove HS Arena Dome on Hwy 82. Scroll down to see the Classes.
Top 80 Plaques in 7 Classes:
TOP 40 – CARS 1900-1990
TOP 10 – TRUCK’S 1900-1990
TOP 10 – CARS 1991-PRESENT
TOP 5 – TRUCKS 1991-PRESENT
TOP TEEN
TOP 2 – RATROD
TOP 3 – UNFINISHED
PLUS SPECIALTY AWARDS FOR SUPERINTENDENT’S CHOICE, TURNER’S LP GAS CHOICE, LONGEST DISTANCE, $100 TOP CLUB PARTICIPATION
BEST PAINT, BEST INTERIOR, BEST ENGINE, AND $100 EACH TO BEST IN SHOW-ORIGINAL & BEST IN SHOW-MODIFIED
The Annual OCCC Picnic will be held Sept. 30 at the Cole-Strang Community Building. Start gathering about 11 am. Lunch will be served at Noon. The club will provide the meat/main dish, cooked by Terry & Peggy, plus plates, utensils, cups, ice and drinks. Members should bring a side dish or dessert and a hearty appetite. The annual horseshoe tournament will commence shortly after dinner. Don’t miss out on the food, fun and fellowship!
Former member and gifted and artistic auto painter, Waymond Williams passed away unexpectedly May 13. His wife, Angela ‘Angie’ of 33 years preceded Waymond in death on July 8, 2016. Waymond is survived by 5 children: Wanda, Alicia, Waymond, Jr., Eric, and Summer, five grandchildren and 1 on the way, and a host of other relatives and many friends, most of whom he worked for or with in his many years of repairing, painting and buffing cars. He loved cars and enjoyed going to car shows. Waymond also enjoyed the outdoors, where he liked to go camping, fishing, and going to the creek most of all. He loved his family, especially the grandkids. He spent any free time he had playing with them.
A few members of the club have spent many years and thousands of hours with Waymond as he worked on their cars nights and weekends. Many members had something to say about Waymond’s pursuit of the perfect paint job. He always said, “If you find me an absolutely perfect paint job, you call me, cause I wanna see it!” While painting conditions weren’t always the greatest, an occasional flaw was inevitable. Waymond’s response: “But I can fix that!” To which the exasperated reply was, “yes, but Waymond, it’s gonna cost me another $500 or more”, and Waymond would cackle loudly. Ron Giles remembers one time, Waymond had just finished a job late at night, and they spotted a moth flitting around the shop. They both took up the hunt with flyswatters, caps, whatever they could find, searching, chasing, swatting, until they got it. And then they sat for a long time, laughing and joking about their great safari hunt. Ron hired Waymond for the first time about 1995, to paint his ’32 Plymouth (the first of 2 times). Waymond was just a skinny young kid, and it was the beginning of a long and sometimes frustrating relationship. They spent many hours together, Waymond did 98% of the work while Ron supervised and offered sage life advice, Waymond would always agree but rarely follow.
Although there were many times one might have wanted to pinch his head off when he got tied up unexpectedly at another job, when you finally got him there, his work was unmatched. Jerry Ingram remembers a story about Waymond’s honesty. Waymond kept track of his hours for Jerry as he worked many late nights alone. One morning Jerry checked the sheet, and he noticed an unusual entry: -$10, for sausages from the fridge, sorry Jerry, I was hungry.
Throughout the many jobs he did for both Jerry, Ron and other members, Waymond’s running joke was, “If you have enough tape, I can do anything”. But after Waymond used up all their PRECIOUS TAPE and needed more, they jokingly replied “it’s obvious, Waymond, you never bought a roll of tape”, and Waymond would just laughed.
Waymond will be sorely missed by many. The hardest working man you ever saw, he was always happy, with that mischievous sparkle in his eyes and ready to tell a corny joke that you laughed at anyway.
Don’t miss the 16th Annual Picnic, Saturday, Oct. 1 at the Cole-Strang Community Bldg. E0480 Rd between N4380 and N4390. Start gathering about 11 am, Lunch will be served at Noon. Main entrée provided by the club and cooked by Terry & Peggy. Members bring a side dish or dessert. Club will also provide plates, utensils, etc. and drinks. Bring your chairs to sit outside and enjoy the annual horseshoe tournament.
Outlaw Cruisers Car Club 