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The 36th Annual Sedona Car Show

Celebrating the 90th Anniversary of The Ford Model A

The 36th annual Sedona Car Show will be held at the Sedona Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, September 15th, 2018. This year's show is a celebration of the 90th Anniversary of The Ford Model A.

Sedona Posse Grounds Park will be a new venue for this year's car show. The show cars will be parking on the grass at the lower softball field. We plan to have booths for venders, a food trunk and, maybe, a radio station will be broadcasting live. Please check out the map to the right.

The address is 525 Posse Grounds Rd. Turn north at the Ace Hardware off 89A

Spectators wishing to view the cars can park in any available parking lot in the Posse Grounds Park and at the West Sedona Elementary School parking lot.

Show hours are 10:00am till 2:00pm.

Check-in is from 8:00am till 10:00am.

Day of show registration is for non-judged, DISPLAY only.

There will be a limit of 110 cars.

Car Show Entry Forms must be postmarked by Saturday, September 8, 2018.

Income from this show helps support our Scholarship Program.

Contact the car show committee at Info@SedonaCarClub.com for more information.

Show Winners

Class "A" - 1900-1959 Stock Domestic Cars

First Place: Doug Melton/Krysten Meier - 1933 Chevy Sport Roadster

Second Place: Terry Feeney - 1957 Ford Thunderbird

Class "B" - 1960-1993 Stock Domestic Cars

First Place: Bill Andrews - 1969 Dodge Super Bee

Second Place: Victoria Clark - 1965 Ford Mustang

Class "C" - Hot Rods & Modified Cars to 1955

First Place: Lon Walters - 1937 Buick Opera Coupe

Second Place: Boots Lish - 1931 Ford Model A 5 Window Coupe

Class "D" - Hot Rods & Modified Cars to 1956-1993

First Place: Bob Hammons - 1957 Chevy BelAir 2-Door Hardtop

Second Place: Gary Zecca - 1957 Chevy BelAir 210

Class "E" - Stock Trucks & 4x4's to 1993

First Place: Tim & Linda Hewitt - 1959 Chevy Apache Pickup

Second Place: Dennis Bowers - 1965 Chevy El Camino

Class "F" - Modified Trucks & 4x4's to 1993

First Place: Doug Melton/Krysten Meier - 1937 Ford Pickup

Second Place: Phil & Shari Wadsack - 1947 Hudson Pickup

Class "G" - Stock Foreign Cars to 1993

First Place: Lois Ulhlein - 1959 Austin Healey Sprite

Second Place: Gerald McGlothin - 1962 Jaguar MK2 Sedan

Class "H" - Sports Cars 1993

First Place: Patrick Bedard - 1966 Jaguar E-Type FHC

Second Place: Steve Blank - 1964 Chevy Corvette

Class "I" - Exotic Cars

First Place: Barry Levitan - 2017 Ford GT

Second Place: Joe Sump - 2014 Ford Shelby Mustang GT 350

Class "J" - Ford Model A

First Place: Don Rebtoy & Diane Ross - 1929 Ford Roadster Pickup

Second Place: Richard Long - 1930 Ford Model A Track Racer

Class "K" - Premier Class (2017 1st Pace Winners)

First Place: Raymond Scott - 1957 Ford Skyliner

Second Place: Ted Uihlein - 2008 Allard J2X MKII

Mayor's Choice

Don & Rosemary Henderson - 1957 Ford Thunderbird

President's Choice

Raymond Scott - 1957 Ford Skyliner

Best In Show

Raymond Scott - 1957 Ford Skyliner

Show Rules & Class Definitions

Stock is defined as having no more than three visual modifications. Stock domestic cars go in classes A or B by the appropriate year. Stock foreign cars go in class G. Stock trucks go in class E.

Cars having more than three visual modifications are defined as Modified and go in classes C or D by the appropriate year. Modified trucks go in class class F.

Sport Cars are small, usually two seats, that have a high horsepower to weight ratio and designed for high speed driving and maneuverability. Some sports cars may have a 2+2 seating arrangement with the rear seats usually small and suitable for luggage or children. All sports cars should go in class H.

Exotic Cars or sometimes called "supercars" are very expensive, fast, powerful, and limited production. They are often times hand built by the manufacturer and include a wide array of automotive high technology (light weight materials, drivetrains, aerodynamics and premium materials).

Premier Class is a special class to recognize all 2017 first place winners.

The Car Show Committee will make every attempt to determine the appropriate class with the car owner. This may require reassigning a car to an appropriate class. Cars determined to be in the wrong class will be ineligible for trophies.