Pantowners Car show - always the 3rd Sunday In August - Benton County Fairgrounds
Pantowners Car show - always the 3rd Sunday In August - Benton County Fairgrounds

August 16, 2026 - 7 am to 2 pm
Benton County Fairgrounds
Car Show, Swap Meet, Military Vehicles on Display
Indoor Arts & Craft - Used Car Corral - Food Vendors- Indoor Arena with Displays of Pan Cars & Great American Classic Cars, Valve Cover Races, Calendar Cars & More!

Our founders have lived their passion for cars since their teens. Our unique experiences and love for the automobile brought us all together. Between us, we have a collection of rare and vintage cars. Do you want to add yours to the rally?

1977 Chevrolet Pickup
Owner: Vince and Trisha Thiel
The United States Army owned our 1977 Chevy truck when it was a 2 wheel drive 6 cylinder with A4 speed transmission. After serving our service men and women, it was retired and sold at an auction at Fort Ripley. We acquired it in Motley around 1992 when it was still very solid and sporting dark green paint with the original wood bed. In 1994 a four-wheel drive chassis was bought to convert and do a mild restoration. I wanted to build something unique and fun.
We have 2026 Car Show T-shirts & sweatshirts still available.
Image on shirts are a 1977 & 2014 Corvette with the club logo on the sleeve.
Please message lilyaprince@gmail.com if you would like to purchase one or more!

Now only $8.
Large, 1 tan, 4 green, 7 pink
XL, 1 green, 16 pink
XXL, 4 pink

Now only $12
Medium, 1 Tan
Large, 5 green & 6 Tan
XL, 2 Tan
XXL, 3 green & 3 Tan
XXXL, 2 green

To Preserve The History Of The Pan Automobile; To Introduce And Educate Current And Future Generations About The Collector Car Hobby; To Promote Fun And Fellowship Amongst Its Members And To Invest Time, Talent, And Capital Into Future Club Projects And Functions.
"Most experienced club I found. Friendly group and lots of fun!"
- Dorothy
"Monthly meetings are a blast. Always look forward to the next one."
- Randy
"The events they hold feature more variety than most. My kids are never bored."
- Jim