Car Show
Flemings Auto Parts Pumpkin Run: Cars, Trucks & a Special Location
Joe Grippo once again takes the stage with an impressive collection of Flemings Pumpkin Run photos. This event stands out as one of the most distinctive shows, transporting you back to the woods where the essence of automotive history thrives. It's truly a sight to behold!

Immerse Yourself in the Mechanical Marvels of Flemings Pumpkin Run

Unique Show in the Woods

Joe Grippo's calendar is filled with automotive events throughout the year, but the first Saturday in November is dedicated to the trip to Harry Fleming's Auto Parts in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. Harry's junkyard hosts Fleming's Pumpkin Run, a rapidly growing and highly popular gathering that is transforming from a local show into a must-attend event. In just 5 years, its popularity has soared, thanks to word-of-mouth, social media, and the coverage on BangShift.The variety of machinery at this event is astonishing. Whether you're a fan of vintage dirt track stuff, there's an onsite museum documenting the long-gone dirt ovals that once dotted southern New Jersey. Harry Fleming, the owner, was a major sponsor and fan of the dirt track scene and now preserves its memories. Original and restored race cars fill the fields to delight the crowds.

Classic Big Rig Trucks and More

One section of the fields is reserved for classic Big Rig trucks. You won't find this at every show - vintage Macks, Diamond T's, Kenworth's, flat nose Pete's, and more. Adding to the mechanical overload are antique heavy equipment and tractors. On the other side, there's always a large number of two-wheelers like choppers, trikes, and restorations from Triumph, Indian, and Harley Davidson. Each year, plates from neighboring states add to the diversity. From muscle cars like Boss Mustangs and big block Mopars to street rods and slammed trucks, everything is present. Pro Street, straight axle freaks, and street machines of every era are there for your viewing pleasure. And custom vans are making a comeback, with several impressive "Sin Bins" in attendance.

All-Encompassing Attractions

Apart from the main show fields, don't miss the mesmerizing Hit & Miss engine and vintage power equipment displays. You can pick up a fresh cut cedar shingle souvenir with the burned-in Pumpkin Run logo right in front of you. The Flea Market area is great for trinket hunting, and the food truck offerings are worth the lines. A Sausage and Pepper sandwich paired with an overpriced Root Beer with unlimited refills is a must-try, along with a few bags of fresh Kettle Popcorn! And don't forget the onsite junkyard in the surrounding woods - more on that later!See you there in 2025 and be prepared to be amazed. Click here for more info: https://www.flemingspumpkinrun.com/CLICK HERE IF YOU MISSED THE PREVIOUS GALLERIES OF PHOTOS
Mohave Market Place Car Show: Toys for Kids and a 1965 Plymouth Barracuda
FORT MOHAVE — “I brought the red one so I could decorate it for Christmas,” shared “Woody” about his 1965 Plymouth Barracuda. This classic car became a centerpiece not only for its vibrant red color but also for its heartwarming purpose. “I came out because it’s for the kids — I wanted to help collect toys for the little ones.”

A Car Show with a Christmas Spirit

Car Show Highlights

The Plymouth Barracuda stood out among nearly 100 entries in Saturday’s Mohave Market Place Toys for Kids Car Show. Its presence was not just about the sleek design but also about the spirit of giving. It was packed with toys — new Hot Wheels, adding an extra touch of joy to the event.

The car show became a gathering place where car enthusiasts and those with a heart for children came together. Each vehicle had a story to tell, and the Plymouth Barracuda’s story was one of selfless dedication to making Christmas special for the little ones.

Importance of the Car Show

This car show was more than just a display of beautiful cars. It was a community effort to bring smiles to the faces of children during the holiday season. The participation of “Woody” and his Plymouth Barracuda showed the power of individual actions in making a difference.

By collecting toys through the car show, organizers were able to ensure that children in need would have a special Christmas. It was a reminder that even in the midst of holiday festivities, there are those who need a little extra help.

Impact on the Community

The Mohave Market Place Toys for Kids Car Show had a profound impact on the community. It brought people together, fostering a sense of unity and generosity. The toys collected would bring joy and warmth to countless children, making their Christmas memories even more special.

Events like this inspire others to get involved and make a positive impact. They show that small acts of kindness can have a big ripple effect, touching the lives of many. The Plymouth Barracuda and its owner, “Woody,” became symbols of this spirit of giving.

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Beulah Bash Happening Today at Escambia Equestrian Center
The local area is buzzing with a variety of activities and incidents. From sports tournaments to traffic accidents and holiday events, there's always something happening. Let's take a closer look at some of the recent happenings.

Stay Informed About Escambia County's Happenings

SEC Soccer Tourney: A Long-Term Presence in Escambia County

The SEC Soccer Tourney is set to remain in Escambia County through 2026 and potentially even beyond. This is a significant development for the local sports scene, bringing in teams and fans from far and wide. It provides a great opportunity for the community to come together and enjoy the excitement of soccer. The tournament has become an annual event that people look forward to, adding to the cultural fabric of the county.

Not only does it bring economic benefits through tourism and local business growth, but it also fosters a sense of community spirit. Families and friends gather to support their favorite teams, creating memories that will last a lifetime. The continued presence of the SEC Soccer Tourney in Escambia County is a testament to the county's love for sports and its ability to host large-scale events.

Motorcyclist's Serious Injury in Tate Road Crash

A motorcyclist without a headlight was involved in a serious crash on Tate Road. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of following traffic laws and ensuring the safety of oneself and others on the road. The motorcyclist was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital for treatment.

The accident has sparked discussions about the need for stricter enforcement of traffic regulations and increased awareness about the dangers of driving without proper lighting. It also highlights the need for better road safety measures and infrastructure to prevent such accidents from happening. The community is coming together to support the motorcyclist and raise awareness about the importance of road safety.

Beulah Bash at Escambia Equestrian Center

Beulah Bash is taking place today at the Escambia Equestrian Center. It's an event that brings the community together in a festive atmosphere. From 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., there will be a wide range of activities for the entire family.

Last-minute shopping is available with over 100 craft vendors, offering unique gifts and items. Entertainment is in full swing, with a car show, food trucks, kids' face painting, inflatables, photos with Santa, and sleigh rides. Pony rides add an extra touch of fun for the little ones. Over 4,000 people attended last year, making it a highly popular event.

The focus of Beulah Bash is on the community and the family aspect. It's a time to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ while enjoying the holiday spirit. The Escambia County Equestrian Center provides the perfect backdrop for this event, creating a Hallmark movie-esque Christmas atmosphere.

Working After Midnight and BOCC's OLF-8 Sale Postponement

In a recent development, the Escambia BOCC postponed action on the OLF-8 sale due to working after midnight. This decision was made to ensure that all aspects of the sale were thoroughly reviewed and evaluated.

The OLF-8 sale has been a topic of discussion in the community, and the postponement allows for more time to address any concerns and ensure a fair and transparent process. It also shows the BOCC's commitment to making informed decisions that benefit the county and its residents.

Other Events This Weekend

This weekend is filled with a variety of events around the area. There are Christmas parades, more sports activities, and other festive gatherings. It's a time to come together and celebrate the holiday season.

Whether it's watching the college football playoff games or participating in a local parade, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved and have fun. These events add to the charm and spirit of the community, making it a great place to be during the holidays.

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