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TAKE A LOOK: Local man displaying rail motor car at 4th annual Mud Lake Car Show
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TERRETON – The man behind the Mud Lake Car Show will be recognized during the fourth annual event this weekend.
Rick Caudle, a local car enthusiast and longtime mechanic, started the car show in 2021. He passed away last year at age 65. The 2024 event has been dubbed the Rick Caudle Memorial Car Show in his memory.
During its inaugural year, between 40 and 50 participated and the turnout has continued to grow.
Trish Petersen, one of the organizers, tells EastIdahoNews.com people from Montana and Idaho have attended in the past and she’s excited to see who ends up attending this year.
“We have (someone from) Twin Falls and Mackay coming this year,” Petersen says. “It’ll be a surprise to see how many we get and where they’re from.”
The event is happening Saturday at the Mud Lake Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Car entry fees have been waived thanks to a generous sponsor. A panel of judges will award prizes to cars in different categories and there will be food vendors, music and raffles.
Numerous participants from previous years will be returning, including Gary Shipley of Rigby with his 1964 Chevrolet El Camino and his 1966 Chevy pickup.
Also returning is Tom Griggs, who will display his 1983 Fairmont MT-14 rail motor car. Griggs gave us a look at his railroad maintenance vehicle ahead of the event. Take a look in the video above.
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