Charlie Ruckheim took first palce with his 1958 Pontiac Cheiftan. He was also awarded best in show as chosen by the drivers. 
Robbie Fetsch was chosen as the top Ratrod by the Tri-County Cruisers for his 1969 Volkswagen Bettle.
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Tyler Bracyelmen took second place with his 1967 Pontiac GTO. Awards were presented by Todd County Dairy Ambassador Gracie Current and Otter Tail County Junior Dairy Princess Ella Horn. 
The Norm Award in honor of founding member Norm Ellingson went to Marv Trana’s 1919 Model T. 
Ben Stich took second place in the trucks category with his 1954 Ford F100. Not pictured: Scott Wallace took third place in trucks with his 1989 Dodge W-100.
Wes Johnson received first place in the trucks category.
Eric Gibble took third place in the cars category with his 1967 Chevy Camero, which was also honored as the Mayor’s Choice award winner.

The largest car show in Tri-County Cruisers history was held on Sunday, July 9 at Amundson Park in Henning. The event featured nearly 130 registered vehicles that participated in the annual car show. 

Tri-County Cruisers Car Club wanted to thank their sponsors for their support. Auto Fix, TNT Repair, Master Composites, B&D Foods, Astera Health, Quick’s NAPA, Country Corner Cafe, 1st National Bank of Henning, Mid-Central Equipment, Little Bear Towing, Henry Koepper, Dollar General, Vining Grill, O’Reily’s of Perham, LMC Trucks, Inc., Scotty’s and the City of Henning. Thank you also to the Henning Lions for letting us use the shelter, mayor Robert Johnson, the Henning Fire Department for helping with the engine blow, Matt Golden for announcing it. Thanks to Ottertail County Junior Dairy Princess Ella Horn and Todd County Dairy Ambassador Gracei Current for handing out trophies for Gracei, Tanner and Melissa Current handing out ballots. The grou also wanted to thank everyone who came to look at and vote for the winners. 

Organizers also said a special thank you goes out to all who registered their vehicles, because without participants there would be no show. It was the biggest show the car club has ever had and they are looking forward to next year’s festivities.