Last 2019 Classic CarNights · 2019. 10. 3. · Last 2019 Classic CarNights Email: [email protected] HomePage: As fall puts a cap on summer, it also brings a close to the Classic

Last 2019 Classic CarNights

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As fall puts a cap on summer, it also brings a close to the Classic Car season in downtown Victoria until next spring.

Check the license plate on this sporty 1999 Plymouth Prowler owned by Paul Geske.

A highlight on the final leg of the car season was meeting the Justen family from Eden Prairie (l-r): Chrysanne Turner (Benita’s mother), Benita Justen (John’s wife), John Justen (Stella’s son), and Stella Justen.

John Justen with his mother Stella and his plum colored 1941 Ford pickup truck. Stella is in hospice and she found a way to get to the car show in Victoria. While in Victoria, she befriended Bobby Goral of the Victoria House restaurant.

This 1953 deep-cherry red Ford Mainline is owned by Steve and Michele Bahneman of Hudson, Wisconsin.

County Commissioner Tom Workman of Chanhassen, his sister Tricia and her husband Mike Drazan of Victoria.

Cory and Heather Braulick of Victoria.

Jeff Lee of Roseville and his “Art For You.”

Brett Grengs of Victoria, his friend Gabrielle Kunze of Waconia, and her grandmother Mary Moore of Victoria.

Bobby Goral with his family — wife Sherrie and their sons Marley, left, and Ian.

Al Orsen and our little friend Sadie Holman of Victoria — daughter of Dave and Gina.

Beatrice Mechtel and Mary Harvey of Victoria.

Paul, Lindsay, and Laura Schullo of Victoria.

Jeff Hartman, center, of Victoria is joined by Marta Christianson of Victoria Rose Floral, Greg Wambeke of Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. Thostenson (right) whose roots are also Minneota, Minnesota.

Bobby Goral (black shirt) visiting with friends on the street where he works.