21ST ANNUAL WINGS AND WHEELS CAR,
TRUCK AND MOTORCYCLE SHOW
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013

The 2013 Wings and Wheels Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show will be held at the Museum of Aviation on Saturday, October 12. Last year, a replica of one of the iconic Batmobiles headlined the show where more than 268 vehicles and 5,000 spectators attended the 20th annual show. It was one of 114 vehicles that went away with a trophy. The day-long event put on by the Museum of Aviation Foundation is the largest public–attended event held at the Museum each year.

The Batman tribute replica was built by U.S. Air Force SMSgt Jack Orrell stationed with the 461st Air Control Wing at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. It's equipped with air bag suspension, an electrical actuated canopy, electrical actuated 1919A4 replica machine guns, a lighted turbine/afterburner, a back-up camera system and a DVD player with 2 LCD screens. It took Orrell more than 6 years to build the 20-foot long replica on a 1975 Chevrolet Impala chassis. It has a 305 cubic inch Chevrolet V8 motor in it and a new 700R4 Automatic Chevrolet transmission.

Orrell also brought the only taxi cab returned to the United States from the iconic "Captain America: First Avenger" movie. The 1937 Chevy Master Sedan taxi cab is featured during the Heinz Kruger chase scene following Steve Roger's transformation into the "Super Soldier." Two other 461st Control Wing airmen from Robins Air Force Base dressed in costume supported the display: MSgt Evelardo Deleon as Batman and Senior Airmanm Jordan Guzman as Captain erica.

The 2013 year show will again feature monster truck rides, car and food vendors, a cars-for-sale corral, kiddie car races for ages 3-8, a car and truck model display and a silent auction. In conjuction with the show, a poker fun run will be held on Friday October 11 by the Corvettes Ltd. of Central Georgia car club to raise additional money for the Museum of Aviation. Any type car, truck or motorcycle is invited to take part in the fun run which will feature cash prizes for the best three poker hands and a large 50/50 pot. The event concludes at Steak and Shake in Warner Robins with a DJ and additional door prizes.

"We appreciate the long-time support of so many businesses, organizations, clubs and individuals that have made the Wings and Wheels shows so successful over the last two decades to help the Museum of Aviation." said Show Chairman Bob Dubiel. "Each year approximately 30 to 40 sponsors support the show and we couldn’t do it without them.”


1966 Chevrolet Nova	Owned by Richard Boyd	Albany, GA
1969 Chevrolet Camaro	Owned by Johnny Cannon	Gordon, GA
1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda	Owned by Mitch Foster	Dublin, GA
1932 Ford Coupe	Owned by Ron Hickman	Orange Park, FL
1940 Plymouth Coupe	Owned by R.D. Walker	Hoschton, GA


Best Original Engine	1970 Dodge Charger	Owned by Bill Chamberlain	Tallahassee, FL
Best Modified Engine	1968 Chevrolet Truck	Owned by Jack Oglesby	Swainsboro, GA
Best Original Interior	1974 Chevrolet Monte Carlo	Owned by Travis Turner	Macon, GA
Best Custom Interior	1954 Chevrolet Truck	Owned by Bill Newsome	Milledgeville, GA
Best Paint	1957 Chevrolet Bel Air	Owned by Joe and Connie Tuckey	Tallahassee, FL
Best Motorcycle	1981 Honda CB900C	Owned by John Mihelarakis	Warner Robins, GA
78ABW Commander's Choice	1968 Ford Mustang	Owned by Kenny Derr	Kathleen, GA
Master Builder Award	Presented by Johnny Johnson to Hank Kendall		Warner Robins, GA
Club Participation Award	Corvettes Ltd. of Central Georgia

The winner of the Commander’s Choice Trophy last year was selected by Colonel Mitch Butikofer, Commander of the 78th Air Base Wings and Robins Air Force Base. He chose a 1968 Ford Mustang owned by Kenny Derr. Colonel Butikofer presented all the awards along with help from Miss Warner Robins, Charlene Dibeau, a senior at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro.

Wings and Wheels annually draws cars from all over the state of Georgia and often gets cars from adjoining states. Last year three car owners from Tallahassee and Orange Park, Florida took home special awards. The Warner Robins Convention and Visitors Bureau presented a gift basket to Ceasar Lee from Venice, FL for traveling the farthest to the show – 433 miles.


Steven Abercrombie	Centerville, GA	1969 AMC AMX
Coy Adams	Eatonton, GA	1963 Chevrolet Nova
Rick Altfeter	Warner Robins, GA	1955 Porsche 550 Spyder
Josh Alvariz	Warner Robins, GA	2010 Dodge Challenger
Mickey Archer	Nicholson, GA	1936 Chevrolet Master
Chuck Baker	Gary, GA	1952 Henry J
Larry Baker	Warner Robins, GA	1965 Ford Mustang
Christopher Balcerzak	Warner Robins, GA	2005 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6
Jason Barnes	Centerville, GA	1999 GMC Senoma
Aaron Bickel	Bonaire, GA	2003 Ford Mustang Cobra
Barbara Bowen	Warner Robins, GA	2004 Ford Mustang Conv
Dan Bowman	Warner Robins, GA	2007 Ford Mustang Shelby
Greg Brewer	Irwinton, GA	1928 Ford Tudor
Sam Brown	Warner Robins, GA	2008 Ford Mustang
Frankie Bullard	Warner Robins, GA	1966 Ford Bronco Truck
Ryan Burleson	Centerville, GA	2012 Chevrolet Camaro
Sven Burrell	Warner Robins, GA	2001 Harley Davidson Road King
Corey Byler	Watkinsville, GA	1985 Porsche
Steve Carislie	Columbus, GA	1934 Ford Sedan
David Cathcart	Bonaire, GA	2005 Dodge Ram Daytona
Douglas Childress	Bonaire, GA	1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass
Bruce and Val Clark	Macon, GA	2010 Chevrolet Camaro
Jeannie Cole	Warner Robins, GA	1979 Chevrolet Corvette
George Cooke	Cordele, GA	1993 Ford Mustang
Stan Coppedge	Columbus, GA	1932 Ford Hot Rod
Charles Dancy	Forsyth, GA	2004 Chevrolet Corvette
David Daniel	Warner Robins, GA	1966 Chevrolet Van
Russell Davidson	Cochran, GA	1966 Ford Shelby Cobra
Chris Davis	Athens, GA	1979 Ferrari Model - 308
Tim DeFoor	Warner Robins, GA	1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Kenny Derr	Kathleen, GA	1968 Ford Mustang
Kenny Dixon	Dublin, GA	1979 Pontiac Trans Am
Don Dupree	Pinehurst, GA	1971 Dodge Demon 340
Gayland Durhan	Dacula, GA	1932 Ford Coupe
Roger Englehart	Kathleen, GA	2005 Harley Davidson Motorcycle C/B
Clay Etheridge	Warner Robins, GA	2011 Can Am Spider RT Limited
Keith Floyd	Macon, GA	1967 Chevrolet Camaro
Dwight Foster	Warner Robins, GA	1934 Ford Coupe
Jeff Friesner	Byron, GA	2005 Dodge Viper
Boyd Gegogeine	Byron, GA	1995 Dodge Charger
Glenn Gibbs	Kathleen, GA	1936 Chevrolet Truck
John Glover	Centerville, GA	2011 Chevrolet Corvette
Barbara Glow	Juliette, GA	2010 Ford Mustang
Neil Hammaker	Warner Robins, GA	1973 Plymouth Barracuda
Paul Hammonds	Warner Robins, GA	1964 Pontiac GTO
Ivan Hawkins	Lake Spivey, GA	2004 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
Gregg Henderson	Warner Robins, GA	1998 Ford Mustang
Henry Hill	Eastman, GA	1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Ron Holley	Bonaire, GA	1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS
John Hoopes	Warner Robins, GA	2008 Chevrolet Corvette
John Hughes	Bonaire, GA	1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Jerry Johnson	Cordele, GA	1932 Ford Coupe
John Kanaly	Mableton, GA	1998 Pontiac Grand Prix
Byron Kay	Norcross, GA	1933 Buick
Quinn Kirkus	Perry, GA	2008 Harley Davidson Ultra CVO
Blake Layfield	Warner Robins, GA	1970 Chevrolet Camaro
Cassie Lester	Bonaire, GA	2013 Ford Mustang
Randy Mabia	Byron, GA	1990 Chevrolet SS
Ladarious Malone	Warner Robins, GA	2006 Ford Mustang
Michael Manhardt	Warner Robins, GA	1967 Ford Mustang
Raymond McGhee	Sparta, GA	2007 Harley Davidson Road King
Stephen McLeod	Fort Valley, GA	1993 Ford Mustang
Bruce Merlhammer	Bonaire, GA	2011 Cadillac CTS-V
Michael Monteau	Warner Robins, GA	2009 Dodge Challenger
Bill Murdock	Savannah, GA	1989 Chevrolet Corvette
Bill Newsome	Milledgeville, GA	1954 Chevrolet Truck
Richard Norton	Kathleen, GA	1966 Chevrolet Corvette
Ken Nowinski	Kathleen, Ga	1986 Mini Mayfield
Jack Oglesby	Swainsboro	1969 Chevrolet Truck
Eddie Oliver	Warner Robins, GA	1931 Ford Coupe
William O'Neal	Macon, GA	2010 Honda Fury
Jack Orrell	Bonaire, GA	1989 Batmobile Replica
Charles Padget	Warner Robins, GA	2001 Ford Mustang
Brad Pearce	Macon, GA	1946 Ford Super Delux
Jamie Pollard	Warner Robins, GA	2000 Toyota Four Runner
Randy and Beth Puckett	Macon, GA	1953 Ford F-100
Paula Rankin	Warner Robins, GA	2013 Honda Saber
Dylan Ricks	Warner Robins, GA	2003 Nissan Model 3502
Amanda and Emma Ringe	Warner Robins, GA	Tin Lizzy 1/4 Scale
Milo Ringe III	Warner Robins, GA	1952 Dodge Truck
Milo Ringe Jr	Warner Robins, GA	1950 Willy's Jeepster
Allan Ritzer	Bonaire, GA	1971 Chevrolet Corvette
Sean Rollins	Warner Robins, GA	1970 Chevrolet Chevelle
Frank Sams	Warner Robins, GA	2002 Chevrolet Camaro
Rena Schmidt	Warner Robins, GA	1997 BMW 328i
Arthur Simmons	Macon, GA	2012 Chevrolet Colorado
James Smith	Sycamore, GA	1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air
James Smith	Perry, GA	2011 Chevrolet Silverado
Russell Sneed	Macon, GA	1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Thomas Stewart	Macon, GA	2000 Chevrolet Corvette
Mark Swann	Warner Robins, GA	2008 Ford Mustang Shelby GT
Steve Thompson	Warner Robins, GA	2002 Chevrolet Camaro
Christopher Tolbott	Warner Robins, GA	2004 Kawasaki ZRX1200R
Tommy Tucker	Mauk, GA	1995 Chevrolet Corvette
Steve Turner	Warner Robins, GA	2005 Ford Mustang GT
Mike Wadsworth	Macon, GA	2012 Nissan GT-R
Lewis Watts	Warner Robins, GA	1966 Chevrolet Impala SS
Lynne Watts	Warner Robins, GA	1960 Chevrolet Impala
Eddie Wheeler	Waycross, GA	1930 Ford Model A Roadster
Bill Williams	Kathleen, GA	1925 Ford T-Bucket
Mike Willoughby	Warner Robins, GA	2010 Dodge Challenger
Curtis Wright	Centerville, GA	2003 Porsche Porsche
Delfin Yanto	Warner Robins, GA	2011 Can-Am Spider
Ted Zeuner	Warner Robins, GA	1989 Mazda RX-7 Convertible
Earl Zonn	Gray, GA	Harley Davidson Ultra C
Earl Zonn	Gray, GA	Harley Davidson Dyna

In conjunction with the show, a Wings and Wheels Poker Fun Run will be held on Friday, October 11, 2013 with registration at the Museum of Aviation from 6 to 6:45 pm. Pre-registration is not required. Any type vehicle can be used to do the run which takes players to several business fronts in Warner Robins to draw cards. The route ends at Hooters and Steak and Shake at Watson Blvd and Margie Drive up with a parking lot party with “Cruizin’ to the Oldies” DJ Tommy Landrum. Players may buy an additional card at the end for $1 and play their best 5-card poker card. Cash Prizes are $75 for first place, $50 for second place and $25 for third place, a 50/50 drawing and several door prizes are also given out. Poker Run hands are $10 each and more than one player can play in each vehicle.

More than 30 businesses and individuals helped sponsor the Wings and Wheels Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show. They were: