West Plains Car Club Wheels and Deals Car Show

Charlie Wray of Viola accepts the Best in Show award in the 2000-and-older category from West Plains Car Club President Patrick Nacey for his 1969 Dodge Charger during the awards presentation at the West Plains Car Club Wheels and Deals car show Saturday at First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive.

Halen Mullen of West Plains accepts the Best in Show award in the 21-and-younger category from West Plains Car Club President Patrick Nacey for his 1967 Chevrolet C10 pickup truck during the awards presentation at the West Plains Car Club Wheels and Deals car show held Saturday at First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive.

David Scarborough of Willow Springs brought his 1965 Chevrolet C10 to the West Plains Car Club Wheels and Deals car show Saturday at First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive.

Rick Walsh of Willow Springs poses with his 1976 Chevrolet Scottsdale during the Wheels and Deals car show hosted by the West Plains Car Club on Saturday at First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive.

Bringing a pair of Pontiac legends to the West Plains Car Club Wheels and Deals car show Saturday were Andy Daily of Birch Tree, left, with a 1979 Trans Am, and Shawn Eggart of Winona with a 1980 Trans Am. The event was held on the grounds of First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive.

Despite stormy skies and periods of heavy rain, car enthusiasts turned out Saturday for the West Plains Car Club’s 38th annual Wheels and Deals car show at First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive. The show featured 54 entries ranging from vintage cruisers to modern muscle cars.

U.S. military veterans on hand Saturday at the West Plains Car Club Wheels and Deals car show at First Church of God on Wayhaven Drive were, from left, Al Tilman of Willow Springs, Rick Wash of Willow Springs, Tim Wilde of Thayer, Tilman Durham of West Plains, John Smith of West Plains, Howard Cole of West Plains, Jeff Hanshaw of West Plains, Tony Stewart of Summersville and Joe Crosby of Viola, Ark.