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Tuesday, July 15, 2025 at 2:20 PM

Hot Cars and Hot Beards at Les Schwab – Fallon Post Car Show

Hot Cars and Hot Beards at Les Schwab – Fallon Post Car Show
Steve Wisniewski with Best in Show for his 1929 Ford Crew Cab.

In case you missed it, the Les Schwab-Fallon Post 2024 Benefit Car Show on September 8 was a blast. Nearly 50 vehicles were registered, with models dating back over 100 years. The cars covered many decades of hot rods, trucks, muscle cars, and more.

The annual benefit event selected Davey's Entertainment, Davey Munoz's nonprofit, as the recipient of the raised funds. Davey is a local DJ and Master of Ceremony who donates a great deal of time to help host community events. In addition, he serves with Churchill County Search and Rescue and raises funds for Wreaths Across America, honoring deceased veterans during the Christmas season.

Steve Wisniewski won Best in Show with his 1929 Ford Crew Cab, which earned him a custom belt buckle and Frey Ranch whiskey basket. Other winners included:                      

  • Host Choice – Mark Sathers with his 1971 Dodge Challenger 
  • People Choice – Raedon Buchannan and his 1978 Plymouth Volare Super Coupe
  • Kid's Choice – Rich Lozano and "Lucy," his 1946 Ford pickup
  • Unicorn (most rare) - Robert Vaden, 1927 Plymouth Coupe
  • Fiasco (utter disaster) – William Copley, 1948 Ford Rat Rod 
  • Awesome American – Davis Faunce. 1968 Mercury Cougar
  • Fabulous Foreign – Adam Whitney, 1981 Mini Cooper
  • Majestic Modern – Trenton Homer, 2015 Chevy Camero
  • Best Backseat – Jeane Brumann, 1967 Chevy Camero
  • Radical Rat Rod – Ronnie Seagraves, 1939 Chevy
  • OG (original stock) – Edward Lienicui, 1970 Ford Mustang
  • Shake Things Up (modified) – Chris Robinson, 1933 Willy's
  • Roar and Rumble (loudest) – Rich Lozano, 1946 Ford pickup ("Lucy")
  • Jazzy Juggernaut (big rig) – Jerry Cordova, 1980 Peterbilt
  • Off the Beaten Path (off-road) – Ray Wilson, 1977 Ford Bronco

The Best Beard Contest added a bit of sport to the show. Steve Wisniewski took the prize for Hot Scruff and also won Best in Show. For the Follicly Superior prize, Richard Edmiston took the day.

Many thanks to our co-host, Adam with Les Schwab, and all our participating sponsors, Camacho Auto Sales, Frey Ranch Distillery, Fallon Speedway, Ott's Farm and Welding, Alley Bar, Shawn Crystal, and Maverick Boney, for their continuing support, as well as Ken's Supply, Cranberry Cottage, and Toni Barbetti.  

We sincerely thank all the show contestants, volunteers, and visitors who made the event so much fun. See you all next September for the 2025 Les Schwab-Fallon Post Benefit Car Show. 


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