Gary Redwing’s got a four-door king of the road that’s just stellar.

“Every sled I've had has a story behind it,” Fred Ideker of Spring Grove said. “I could probably talk for hours about that, if we had the time.”

Harmony resident Robert Schmidt had a vision – it was four feet wide and six and a half feet long – and rode so smooth it would bring a teardrop to your eye.

“I’ve had it since 1992, and I got it because I gave up motorcycles because I had a close call with my motorcycle,” related the Chatfield barber, speaking of his candy apple-red 1963 Ford Falcon convertible. The car is now the apple – or bird — of his eye.

Norval Ladsten knows the highways of this nation like the back of his hand. But that's bound to happen once you've driven over 8 million miles.

Some people have fond memories of the first car they ever owned. They took that road trip out of state or had their first date in that car. There are always memories attached to cars, good and bad, but sometimes the first car stands out in one’s memory and each car is compared to that first one.

Rushford native Ernie Tuff has been dubbed the “World’s Fastest Man.” He’s not a runner, he’s not even a racer, he modifies cars and engines to make some of the fastest cars in the world, and he has done this for over 50 years.