Car museum

09/18/2018

Thanks to all the car owners for bringing us such special vehicles...every one of them.

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And thanks, too, to the all-volunteer staff that makes this complicated endeavor happen year-in and year-out. Below are the judges’ favorite selections from the 2018 YOCS. We don't call them "best" because we don't judge that way...we just pick our favorite in each category based on whatever catches our attention.

It might be design, or rarity, or originality, condition, or the great story that goes along with the car.

Class A Nash — 1932 Nash Phaeton, owner Alan Ruckey of Waterford, MI

Class B Packard — 1937 Packard Victoria Dietrich, owner Dani Homrich, Rochester Hills, MI

Class C Studebaker — 1931 Studebaker President, Larry and Patricia Gardon, Quincy, MI

Class D Pre-War Independent — 1924 Hupmobile, Ted Wright, Ottawa Lake, MI

Class E Kaiser-Frazer — 1951 Kaiser Deluxe Traveler, Richard Anderson, Plymouth, MI

Class F-1 Ford Orphans (Mercury) — 1960 Monarch (Canadian) Lucerne, Joe Romanowski, Windsor, Ontario

Class F-1 Ford Orphans (E

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