VIDEO/GALLERY: LMC raises more than $1K at season closer

The Lloydminster Motor Club held their season closer on Sept. 7 at the Lloyd Ex. Dan Gray - Meridian Source

The Lloydminster Motor Club (LMC) raised more than $1,000 during its season closer on Sept. 7.

LMC president Rachel Block-Magistad said the event, which drew nearly 150 participant vehicles, raised a significant amount of funds for The GOAT’s Christmas Wish, with online auctions ongoing.

She said a lifted 2006 GMC 2500 HD from Dallaire’s Diesel Performance in Bonnyville stood out with its custom wrap by Echelon Wrapz & Auto Detailing. A rare Acura NSX and a small MG, which competed in car limbo, also drew attention.

“We had around 140 cars, give or take,” said Block-Magistad. “It was incredible to see the variety, and so many bikes, too.”

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She credited sponsors, vendors, volunteers and her admin team for making the day possible.

“This year was a great success,” she said. “I can’t wait to see what the future holds for the club.”

Planning for 2026 begins next month, and the club’s season opener is scheduled for May or June.

Aside from multiple businesses and unique vehicles, the event featured a live vehicle extrication demonstration by Blackfoot Fire and Rescue.

Spectators watched as crews pried open doors and removed the roof. The steps mirrored how firefighters would free a crash-trapped victim.

“It’s important for the public to see the tools we use and how we use them,” said Block-Magistad. “Chief John McGerrigle and his team put on an amazing demonstration. We’re so thankful they could come.”

County of Vermilion River Fire Chief Kirk Hughes said the display showed more than technical skill.

“The County of Vermilion River Fire Service is an integral part of our communities,” said Hughes. “That engagement with them, outside of emergencies, not only strengthens our bonds but showcases the skills and professionalism of our volunteers. Ultimately, it allows our volunteers to interact with those that they serve, while also garnering interest from the public that may be interested in joining.”

The complete list of award winners is below:

  • Highest Mileage #64 – 03’ Acura CL
  • Most Original #47 – 55’ Fargo
  • Best Wrap #47 – 06’ GMC Sierra 87’
  • Older classic Truck #39 -55’ Chev 1300 Stepside 87’
  • Older classic car #27 – 71’ Old Cutlass 88’
  • Newer car #19. – 88’ Honda Prelude 88’
  • Newer truck #49 – 93’ Dodge Dakota Warrior
  • Most custom classic car #38. – 69’ Old Cutlass
  • People’s Choice #28. – 92’ Ford Bronco
  • Admins’ choice #23. – 77’ Ford Cobra II
  • Best Import #14. – 71’ MG MGB
  • Prez Choice #2. – 79’ Chev Silverado C10
  • Most Redneck #110. – 56’ Chev Bélair
  • Tallest vehicle & Most Rubber #101. – 79’ Chev Jimmy
  • Best Bike #93 – 92’ Harley Hugger 883
  • Most likely to get into a police chase #105. – 94’ Toyota Supra
  • Participants’ Choice # 104. – 79’ Ford Bronco
  • Lowest of the low #115 – 91’ Acura NSX
  • Kids Choice #62. – ‘13 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

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