Breaking Stereotypes: Women in the Car Scene
Hunter, a mom of three children, travels throughout California with her modified Mopar and 1968 Plymouth Valiant. She has faced the challenge of proving her place in a male-dominated field but has noticed a shift. “It’s always a struggle to prove our place, but I have definitely seen more women coming onto the scene. We are all car girls at the end of the day,” she said.At car shows, Hunter gets a mixed bag of reactions. Some men doubt her ownership, but others are pleasantly surprised. Kids, especially little girls, love seeing her cars and getting involved. “I always let kids sit inside and take pictures. It’s important to inspire the next generation,” she added.Mello, from Tracy, often shows her 2005 Chrysler 300c and 2023 Chrysler 300c Limited Edition. Her love for cars started in her teens when she was around guys who were into cars. “I saw their excitement and it all began. My first car was a 1967 Camaro that I had to learn to work on,” she said.She loves breaking stereotypes at shows. “Most people can’t believe my cars are woman-owned. Once they realize, they’re impressed by my originality and knowledge,” she added. Mello has modified her cars both aesthetically and mechanically to give them a unique look.Serrato, who got her first car in her teens, started modifying it right away. She has seen a shift in women getting into the car scene in the last five to six years. “It’s a great hobby that can be expensive but so much fun. Seeing more women at shows is amazing,” she said.The reactions at shows are positive. “It’s a man’s field, but women are coming on board and taking over. I love it!” she exclaimed.Hunter loves sharing her passion at car shows, especially with the youth. “I love meeting new people and having conversations about cars. It’s about sharing my passion and inspiring the next generation,” she said.These women are not only changing the face of car shows but also inspiring others to follow their dreams. Their stories show that the car scene is becoming more inclusive and diverse.Garage Rods Unites for a Cure
Details of the Car Show
The fifth Hot Rods for a Cure car show was a visual feast for all attendees. The Cooper Regional History Museum provided a perfect backdrop, with its rich history and architectural charm. The hot rods on display were a testament to the skill and passion of the car owners. Each vehicle had its own unique story and style, adding to the overall allure of the event. From classic models to modern custom builds, there was something for every car lover. The attention to detail in these cars was astonishing, with every inch carefully crafted and polished.
The organizers went to great lengths to ensure that the show was a success. They worked tirelessly to secure the participation of car enthusiasts from all over the region. The result was a diverse and impressive lineup of hot rods that filled the museum grounds. The atmosphere was electric as people walked around, admiring the cars and chatting with the owners. It was a true celebration of the hot rod culture and a testament to the power of community support.
Impact on the American Cancer Society
The fundraising aspect of the car show was a major highlight. Nearly $14,000 was raised for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. This amount is a significant contribution towards the fight against cancer and will help support research, education, and patient care. The support from the car community and the general public was overwhelming, and it shows the importance of such events in raising awareness and funds for important causes.
Jimmie Herrick, one of the organizers, played a crucial role in making the show a success. His email highlighted the efforts and dedication of everyone involved. The team worked hard to promote the event, secure sponsors, and ensure that everything ran smoothly. Their hard work paid off, and the show was a resounding success. The funds raised will make a real difference in the lives of those affected by breast cancer.
Community and Car Culture
The Hot Rods for a Cure car show was more than just a fundraising event. It was a celebration of the car culture and a gathering of like-minded individuals. The community came together to support a great cause, and the bond between car enthusiasts was strengthened. The event brought people from all walks of life together, creating a sense of unity and purpose.
The car culture was on full display at the show. From the classic cars to the modern custom builds, there was a wide range of vehicles that represented the diversity of the car community. The owners were proud to showcase their cars and share their stories with others. It was a chance for them to connect with fellow car enthusiasts and share their love for these amazing machines.
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Dwyer & Michaels Classic Car Calendar Is Available Now!
The 2025 Dwyer & Michaels Classic Car Calendar is now available at over two dozen locations. These calendars are 100% free, but it's important to support these businesses that make them possible. Each calendar is a work of art, featuring stunning classic cars that will delight car enthusiasts.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of classic cars or just appreciate beautiful design, the Dwyer & Michaels Classic Car Calendar is a must-have. It's a tangible reminder of the show's love for all things automotive.
Calendar Pickup Locations
We're excited to share the various locations where you can pick up your Dwyer & Michaels Classic Car Calendar. One of the notable locations is The Amazing Kreskin. This iconic venue holds a special place in the hearts of many, and now you can get your hands on a calendar that represents the show's spirit.
However, we were saddened to hear the news of The Amazing Kreskin's passing. He had 88 appearances on The Late Night Show and will be remembered for his contributions to the entertainment world. This only adds to the significance of the calendar and the memories it will create.
It's Me, Mario
In a surprising turn of events, someone showed up at the courthouse in Pennsylvania where Luigi Mangione was being moved. The person yelled "Luigi, it's me, Mario!" This moment captured the essence of the show's sense of humor and unexpected surprises.
Such incidents add a touch of whimsy to the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show. They remind us that life is full of unexpected moments and that laughter is always just around the corner.
"As Is" Is Not Good Enough
A guy in Utah had an interesting experience when he bought a used car. On Monday, he went back to the dealership to inform them that the car was a lemon. However, instead of getting a refund, he was told it was an "As is" sale. In a fit of frustration, he drove the car straight through the front door of the dealership.
This story highlights the importance of consumer rights and the need for transparency in sales. It also shows the unpredictable nature of life and how one small incident can lead to a memorable moment.
Bill Belichick Trying College Football
Eight-time Super Bowl Champion coach Bill Belichick is taking on a new challenge by coaching for the University of North Carolina for three years. This move showcases his versatility and willingness to explore new opportunities.
Belichick's presence in college football will undoubtedly have a significant impact. His coaching style and expertise will undoubtedly rub off on the players and contribute to the success of the team.
Did He Pee His Pants?
Take a look at this picture of Luigi Mangione right after he got to prison. The question on everyone's mind is: did he wet himself? This image has sparked a lot of discussion and speculation among fans of the show.
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