Pryor Cruise

Dennis Felts and Charlie Scott were the first to arrive at the Saturday night cruise (park, smile and wave were optional) on May 2, on Pryor Main Street. This is a cruise on the 2^nd Saturday night of every month. There were about 8-10 cars that eventually showed up.

Founders Day 2026

It was another very successful Founders Day show. With gorgeous weather, a strong turnout of 132 entries and 19 Host cars, great food provided by Terry and Peggy Woolman’s crew, excellent live music by Hardcastle and his band, plenty of volunteers, and T-shirts nearly sold out, the event was a huge success. We heard nothing but compliments during and after the show. We also had two new members join and four members joining back. Afterwards, members met at Mazzio’s for pizza. Christy and Doyle provided a few photos, and a couple are included from Terry Woffard on Facebook. If anyone has any photos they’d like to share, I can add them to July’s Newsletter.

Pryor Wheels For Wishes

The Wheels for Wishes benefit show at Pryor’s Tiger Stadium had 58 entries on a beautiful, cloudless day. Outlaw Cruisers attending were Billy Simpson, Skip McDowell, Doyle Cole, Jim Cole, Wayne Cole, Ray Farquharson, Scott Chisum, Dennis Felts, Chuck Bengtson, Heather Early, Hailee Clark, Charlie Scott, plus TOP 20 winners Donavan Wagoner, Christy DeCamp, David DeCamp, Drew Stott, Sherry Stott, Steve Shipman, and Jerry Ingram. Gary Graybill just visited. Photos shown below, courtesy of Christy’s daughter Cassandra Irene Photography. Check out Cassandra’s Facebook page to see all the photos she took. Apologies to Ray, no photo available.

NSRA Midwest Nationals, Springfield

Ray Farquharson, who attended on Friday, estimated that little more than 100 cars were present. Jerry Ingram attended Saturday and reported attendance at fewer than 500 cars. Recent improvements to the fairgrounds—such as a new arena and additional shelters—have impacted the car show participation negatively. Ray ultimately advised against attending, stating it would not be worth the time or expense.

Tulsa Route 66 Centennial

The Tulsa Route 66 Centennial Celebration now holds the Guiness World Record for the largest parade with 3,596 cars; previously held by Puerto Rico’s 2,491 cars in 2017. Several members attended and/or drove their classic cars in the parade.

In order to get the June Newsletter out by the 1^st — and to give members plenty of time to share their photos, stories, thoughts, and parade memories – the parade will be highlighted in the July Newsletter.