The raffles this year were tremendous with well over 100 items being raffled off. Through donations by local businesses and large corporations, the museum was able to gather items ranging from a line lock and t-shirts to gift certificates for food and free gas.

Each year the museum likes to thank the car show participates by having a raffle based solely around them. When each car enters the show, the driver's name is put in a hat. We than draw names from those participates only. This year there were three items given away:

The museum's 7th Annual Indoor Car and Bike Show will be held on November 6th, 2010, and will be bigger and better. With just as many classes and a few more added surprises. So mark your calendar for Southern Virginia's best Indoor Car and Bike Show!

This gorgeous 1951 Ford F100 Pick-up Truck belonging to Red Giles took 1st Place in his class and he also took Best of Show.

Car Show Sponsor Mike's Performance Audio & Smith Davis Tire brought out their awesome 1996 GMC Sonoma Pick-up. Thank you for your support!

This year we had a wonderful addition to the show. A few guys from the "Some Gave All Foundation" came to our show and brought out three of their memorial bikes for SGT. Nick Mason and SGT. Josh Frazier, both of who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. We thought these bikes tied into the museum great, take a look below to see these beautiful bikes and please visit their website at www.somegaveall.org.

Each year we have some people who like to bring multiple cars to our show. Below are just a few of Debbie and Julian Bray's toys!

Each year the museum likes to thank our participates and guests by holding a few demostrations. We crush a car with one of our 117 tanks. And this year new to the show was a BMX Bicycle Stunt Show preformed by the Dialed Action Sports Team. A thank you goes out to you Brian and your crew, you all were awesome.

This beautiful 1923 T-Bucket owned by Fred McKague took 1st Place in the Street Rod Class. This is one nice ride!

This Ford F150 owned by Jay Henderson took the trophy for the loudest Stereo in the Stereo Competition.

This 2009 Chopper owned by Keith White took 1st Place in its class as well as the honors of "Best of Show Bike". This is one awesome machine!

This year we had some great vendors show up and support the show. We would like to thank each one for being here and helping to make this a great show. To check out each vendors website please click on the name for that vendor.