Just Kruzin Specialty Vehicle Car Club Hosts Successful Show And Shine Event

The Servus Sports Centre was abuzz with excitement as car enthusiasts from near and far gathered for the 17th Annual Show and Shine, hosted by the Just Kruzin Specialty Vehicle Car Club. The event, held on a periodically wet rainy day with some thundershowers, showcased over 200 vehicles, drawing a large crowd eager to marvel at the impressive array of automobiles.

From meticulously restored classics to powerful racing machines, the show featured a diverse collection that captivated attendees of all ages. Car-related vendors added to the experience, offering a variety of products and services. Special guests The Brittania and Lloydminster fire departments were on hand with their fire trucks, as well as Blue Line Racing Team (Edmonton Police Force), and the Lloydminster Rescue Squad, along with Camp Wainwright displayed their army vehicles, providing an interactive element for visitors.

Children were not left out of the fun. A dedicated area organized by Big Brothers and Sisters offered engaging activities, including Make n’ Take Models and Hot Wheels car races. Additionally, the group Protection for the Unprotected was present to raise awareness about child abuse.

Registration for the event began at 9 a.m. until 12 p.m., with free entry for all participants. The organizers aimed to create an inclusive atmosphere, ensuring that everyone had the opportunity to join in the festivities without any cost. Food vendors provided a variety of delicious options, adding to the enjoyment of the day.

The Just Kruzin Specialty Vehicle Car Club expressed their gratitude to the sponsors and volunteers who played a crucial role in the event’s success. “The perfect weather and the presence of familiar faces added to the overall enjoyment of the day,” a club representative commented.

The 17th Annual Show and Shine was a triumphant celebration of automotive passion, bringing together enthusiasts to share their love for unique and exceptional vehicles. The event not only highlighted the beauty and power of these machines but also fostered a sense of community among those who appreciate them.