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Hundreds of cars and trucks were displayed for the first Show and Shine at Carson City Harley-Davidson on Saturday. Donations from the event were raised to help send Carson City SheriffÕs Department officers to the National Peace Officer Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Winners:
BEST ENGINE:
1st John Castiglione
2nd Bob Webb
BEST MUSCLE CAR
1st Ed DeMichele
2nd Chris and Greg Santucci
BEST CLASSIC CAR
1st Richard Younce
2nd Fred Shoemaker
BEST 4X4
1st Nyki Koch
2nd Frank Bern
BEST MOTORCYCLE
1st Jim Farcello
2nd Kurt Davis
BEST WORK IN PROGRESS
1st Bud and Sandy Tschumperlin
2nd James Bauman
BEST PAINT
1st Eli Barro
2nd Buck Stetler
BEST IMPORT
1st Greg Petersen
2nd Tim Hinkle
BEST PRE 1940
1st Ray Zaro
2nd Lee and MaryEllen Radtke
BEST LOWRIDER
1st Richard Lopez
2nd Jim Farcello
BEST STOCK
1st Ken and Tempe Clark
2nd Bryan McGill
BEST HOT ROD
1st Ruth and Richard Lembi
2nd Mike Pemberton
BEST RAT ROD
1st Skelvis
2nd Armando Serrano
BEST TRUCK
1st Mike Vaccariello
2nd Eli Barro
BEST IN SHOW
Ed DeMichele
SHERIFF’S PICK
Mike Darragh
1st John Castiglione
2nd Bob Webb
BEST MUSCLE CAR
1st Ed DeMichele
2nd Chris and Greg Santucci
BEST CLASSIC CAR
1st Richard Younce
2nd Fred Shoemaker
BEST 4X4
1st Nyki Koch
2nd Frank Bern
BEST MOTORCYCLE
1st Jim Farcello
2nd Kurt Davis
BEST WORK IN PROGRESS
1st Bud and Sandy Tschumperlin
2nd James Bauman
BEST PAINT
1st Eli Barro
2nd Buck Stetler
BEST IMPORT
1st Greg Petersen
2nd Tim Hinkle
BEST PRE 1940
1st Ray Zaro
2nd Lee and MaryEllen Radtke
BEST LOWRIDER
1st Richard Lopez
2nd Jim Farcello
BEST STOCK
1st Ken and Tempe Clark
2nd Bryan McGill
BEST HOT ROD
1st Ruth and Richard Lembi
2nd Mike Pemberton
BEST RAT ROD
1st Skelvis
2nd Armando Serrano
BEST TRUCK
1st Mike Vaccariello
2nd Eli Barro
BEST IN SHOW
Ed DeMichele
SHERIFF’S PICK
Mike Darragh
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Kevin Clifford/Nevada Appeal
Tiki, a 2 year-old Pomeranian, wets his nose during the first Show and Shine at Carson City Harley-Davidson on Saturday.
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Kevin Clifford/Nevada Appeal
Jaidyn Juliot, 2 years old, from Fernley, Nev., cruises with his custom made ride during the first Show and Shine at Carson City Harley-Davidson on Saturday. Donations from the event were raised to help send Carson City SheriffÕs Department officers to the National Peace Officer Memorial in Washington, D.C.
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A fundraiser at Harley-Davidson was such a success Saturday that at least two Carson City Sheriff’s officers will be attending the Peace Officer’s Memorial in Washington, D.C. next month.
With 167 entrants vying for the handmade trophies in more than 16 categories, Sgt. Mike Cullen said more than $4,000 was raised. That, added to the $1,000 raised as a beer and wine event in February, will cover the cost of sending Cullen and Deputy Wayne Wheeler, and their motorcycles to Washington.
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With 167 entrants vying for the handmade trophies in more than 16 categories, Sgt. Mike Cullen said more than $4,000 was raised. That, added to the $1,000 raised as a beer and wine event in February, will cover the cost of sending Cullen and Deputy Wayne Wheeler, and their motorcycles to Washington.
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This is an excellent turnout. Not what we expected, but what we hoped for,” said Deputy Sal Acosta.
This year’s national memorial in D.C. has special meaning to the Carson City Sheriff’s Department’s Motor Officers, said Acosta.
For the last seven years, the Sacramento Sheriff’s Department has been participating in the Sheriff’s Motor Competition in Carson City. Among those Sacramento officers was Deputy Larry Canfield, who was killed while on motorcycle patrol Nov. 12. His name will be added the national memorial in May.
This year’s national memorial in D.C. has special meaning to the Carson City Sheriff’s Department’s Motor Officers, said Acosta.
For the last seven years, the Sacramento Sheriff’s Department has been participating in the Sheriff’s Motor Competition in Carson City. Among those Sacramento officers was Deputy Larry Canfield, who was killed while on motorcycle patrol Nov. 12. His name will be added the national memorial in May.
“He was here every year for us, we’re going to ride him all the way home,” said Sheriff Ken Furlong.
Chris and Greg Santucci of Gardnerville picked up a second-place trophy for Best Muscle Car.
The couple attends numerous car shows with their red and white 1961 Chevy Impala and said the Sheriff’s Department’s foray into the car show arena was good.
“It was great,” said Greg. “We loved it.”
Furlong said the fundraiser will likely become an annual event, with the proceeds going to various groups supported by the Motor Officers unit such as the Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada.
“This turned out bigger and better than anticipated,” he said.
Chris and Greg Santucci of Gardnerville picked up a second-place trophy for Best Muscle Car.
The couple attends numerous car shows with their red and white 1961 Chevy Impala and said the Sheriff’s Department’s foray into the car show arena was good.
“It was great,” said Greg. “We loved it.”
Furlong said the fundraiser will likely become an annual event, with the proceeds going to various groups supported by the Motor Officers unit such as the Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada.
“This turned out bigger and better than anticipated,” he said.
