Michelle Fisher hands Carolyn Wolf a trophy for the Best Hot Rod class in the car portion of the show. (Photo by Stephanie Loney)

By STEPHANIE LONEY
Staff Writer

Dixie Days held their annual Car and Bike Show at the Mermaid Festival fairgrounds this year and named winners in various classes for both cars and motorcycles.

Bike winners include: Audrey Stambaugh, Warsaw, Best Harley — 2005 Heritage Softail Deluxe; Jay Boggs, Mentone, Best Custom —  2005 Road King; John Drummond, Elkhart, Best Vintage — 1996 Triumph and Terry Shumpert, Leesburg, Best Metric/Foreign — 2008 Yamaha Roadster.

Michelle Fisher presents a trophy to John Drummond. Drummond won the Best Vintage class in the bike portion of the show. Drummond purchased his motorcycle in 1968, but before Saturday, he had never won an award for his bike. However, in a turn of events, Drummond won at the Dixie Days Car and Bike Show after he had finalized the bike’s sale that very morning. Drummond was very grateful to the judges and their decision. (Photo by Stephanie Loney)

Car winners include: Dan Rex, Albion, Best GM — 1967 Chevy II; Miles Wagoner representing Brenspeed, North Webster?, Best Ford Mustang — 2013 Roush RS3; Ken Schue, Warsaw, Best Mopar — 1973 Plymouth Cuda; Carolyn Wolf, Greentown, Best Hot Rod — 1933 Ford; Paul Mathes, Kouts, Best Custom — 1957 Plymouth and Roy Hauth, Winona Lake, Best Collector — 1954 Jaguar XK.

Gary Ball, Syracuse, created the unique metalwork trophies that contest winners received.