The show featured car and truck classes, as well as miscellaneous, Jeep, Corvette and Street Rod classes. The show is sponsored by Baum Chevrolet Buick of Clinton.
Johnnie & Michelle Crawford of Springfield earned Best in Show for their 1931 Ford Model A Coupe. Participants’ Choice was awarded to Paul Miller of Lexington for his 1961 Chevrolet Impala.
Though the cars were a key attraction, the event also featured a car and freezer/meat raffle, as well as a 50/50 drawing.
Sarah Harrington of Monticello took home the top raffle prize, a vintage 1959 Nash Metropolitan car. Winner of the second-place prize, a Whirlpool freezer with meat bundle, was Deb Ertl of Clinton.
The Baum Chevrolet Buick team selected the DeWitt County 4-H Fair Association as this year’s beneficiary. The fair association is raising funds to build a covered awning for the horse arena at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Clinton. The covering will allow the DeWitt, Macon & Piatt 4-H fair and other regional youth activities to continue in inclement weather, as well as house the expanding rabbit and poultry exhibits during the fair.
Outside of the fair, the awning will cover the enlarged show space used for youth livestock and horse shows throughout the spring, summer and fall, which draw into Clinton as many as 300 exhibitors per show.
In addition to the 4-H Fair Association volunteers, the event was staffed by dealership employees and their families. More photos of the car show, including photos of all finalists in each division, can be found at the Baum Chevy Buick Facebook page.
Johnnie & Michelle Crawford, Springfield | Best in Show
Paul Miller, Lexington, IL | Participants' Choice

Sarah Harrington, Monticello, IL, (right) Grand Prize Winner | Scott's Charity Car Show Raffle (pictured with Sarah is Spencer Thomas, Baum Chevrolet Buick co-owner)

Spencer Thomas and Scott Baum, far left and far right, respectively, present a donation to the DeWitt County Honor Guard for their continued participation in presenting the colors for Scott's Charity Car Show.