Class Winners from the 2002 Show

The First Annual "Brits in the Ozarks" Car and Bike Show was held October 12, 2002, and was a resounding success, thanks to the hard work of the club members and the organizing committee, and the numerous and enthusiastic participants. We had 106 entrants, approximately $10,000 was raised for MDA, the weather was good and food was great, and an excellent time was had by all. We in the British Iron Touring Club of Northwest Arkansas sincerely thank all of the entrants and volunteers, and we are looking forward to another big turnout in 2003! (Click on the thumbnails for full-size images.)
Austin Healey Sprite - First Place, David Fritchman, 1960 Sprite Mark I
Austin Healey 100-4, 100-6, 3000 - First Place, Bill Sage, 1960 Austin Healey 3000 Mark I
Empire Class - First Place, Doug McGauchy, 1962 Morgan +4
Luxury Saloon - First Place, George Westmoreland, 1951 Jaguar Mark V Drophead
Jaguar XK120/140/150 - First Place, Bob & Nell McAnelly, 1954 Jaguar XK140 Drophead Coupe
Jaguar XKE - First Place, Craig Smith, 1966 Jaguar XKE convertible
MG TC/TD/TF - First Place, Pete Grant, 1953 MG TD
MGA - First Place, Charlie and Jo Maguire, 1959 MGA
MGB/C chrome bumper - First Place, Bill Davidson, 1974 MGB (we think)
MGB/C rubber bumper - First Place, Dean Haines, 1975 MGB
MGB/C GT - First Place, Dane Cowling, 1973 MGB GT
Modern British Sportscar - First Place, Warren & Carol Werling, 1990 Jaguar XJS
Modern British Saloon - First Place, Bob & Dana Cable, 1986 Jaguar XJ6
Standard Saloon - First Place, Leland Felix, 1952 Morris Minor Traveler
TR2/3 - First Place, Larry & Linda Birks, 1958 Triumph TR3
TR4/4A/250 - First Place, Lance Felix, 1961 Triumph TR4
TR6 chrome bumper - First Place, Tim & Teresa Lamb, 1973 Triumph TR6
TR6 rubber bumper - First Place, Don Marvin, 1974 TR6
TR7/8 - First Place, Bob Harris, 1980 Triumph TR7
Triumph Spitfire/GT6 - First Place, Tim & Judy Wheeler, 1974 Triumph Spitfire
Racing/Modified - First Place, Gary Stoner, 2001 Kirkham 427 Cobra
Restoration - First Place, Bob Whitehead, 1948 Allard K1
1945-1981 Motorcycle - First Place, Gary Fuqua, 1970 BSA Lightning

SPECIAL AWARDS
Car you would most like to own - Bob & Nell McAnelly's super 1954 Jaguar XK140 Drophead Coupe
Car driven the longest distance to the show - Barb & Larry Henle's clean 1969 MGB GT, from Marshall, Minnesota
Most patina - Beth Reid's unrestored classic 1956 Jaguar XK 140 fixed-head coupe
Exxon Valdez Award - Neva Harris's otherwise pristine 1977 TR7, which blew an oil line on the way to the show. She still cleaned it up enough to take second in class!
Car most likely to be towed - Inexplicably, Tory & Jan Skopecek's 1958 3.4L Jaguar

BEST OF SHOW
We had seven judges, and seven different selections! But, by Chairman's Choice - George Westmoreland's superb 1951 Jaguar Mark V



2002 Pictures
Second Place
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