Cars from throughout the decades filled downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show - Fort Morgan Times

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Cars from all decades filled downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show from Friday, Sept. 17, through Sunday, Sept. 19.

There were numerous vendors and food trucks set up around downtown City Park, and The Whatabouts, a female trio singing songs from the ’60s, were there in the Dahms-Talton Band Shell to provide entertainment for the crowd.

Fall Harvest Car Show Committee Co-Chairs Brad Parker and Dave Cornwell were eager to see participants arrive after a tumultuous year with the COVID-19 pandemic. It was an exciting weekend for the community and 324 cars ended up partaking in the event.

The car show kicked off its festivities Friday evening with cars cruising into town and registering at the gazebo in City Park. The Whatabouts performed from 5 to 8 p.m. and kids lined Main Street to wave at drivers as they partook in the Cruising Like the Old Days event.

Saturday was a full day with cars beginning to register at 8 a.m. for the Show ‘N Shine. It was a great day to be outside with the sun shining and not a cloud in the sky.

Downtown Fort Morgan was filled with people enjoying the cars and shopping along Main Street. The Cover Theater offered a free showing of “Dazed and Confused” at noon for people to enjoy, along with concessions.

The Whatabouts invite a few kids up during their performance at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

The Whatabouts took over the stage once again from 5 until 7 p.m. and City Park was filled with people enjoying reminiscing about the ’50s and ’60s.

Then at around 8 p.m. the outdoor movie screen was set up in the park for a showing of “American Graffiti” with Harrison Ford. People set up their lawn chairs and picnic blankets and it was a beautiful evening for an outdoor movie as the old cars rumbled along Main Street in the background.

Cars were back Sunday morning for the optional Sunrise Optimist Poker Cruise, which took them all around Fort Morgan, including the Fort Morgan Municipal Airport. Those that remained in town participated in the Show ‘N Shine event and the day concluded with the giving of awards and prizes at City Park.

“The City of Fort Morgan makes this event possible by providing help and cooperation from the parks, street, electric, and police departments,” said Master of Ceremonies Dan Tacker. “A big thank you to Fort Morgan Mayor Ron Shaver and the City Council. We would also like to thank the Morgan County Commissioners for their support and use of overflow parking, and for working with us to make this event happen.”

Each year, through registration fees, the Fall Harvest Car Show is able to give scholarships to Collision Repair and Auto Technology students at Morgan Community College. Instructors Brad Parker and Tim Grauberger were present to give out the scholarships and this year the car show was able to award $2,000 in scholarships to students.

Benjamin Grydosky from Greeley and J.D. Nelson from Wiggins were both awarded scholarships as Collision Repair students at MCC. Cody Jones from Brush and Matthew Holdren, Ricardo Reyes, Brody Hammer and Guillmero Hernandez all from Fort Morgan were awarded scholarships as Auto Technology students at MCC.

For the 21st year, Larry and Shirley Harris of Larry’s Auto Body sponsored the trophies for the best cars as voted by the participants that are owned by young adults between the ages 16 and 21. The top 4 in the Young Adult Class, in no particular order, were Luka Miller with a 1976 Chevy K10, Kenna Nelson with a 1993 Diihatsu pickup, Sam Christensen with a 1979 Chevy C10 and Colton Phillips with a 2008 Ford Mustang.

There were awards given out to the Top 50 winners, special categories, participants choice, door prizes and more. This year there were also 11 tractors that participated in the car show and were displayed on Saturday.

“Without these car owners coming to Fort Morgan, we wouldn’t have a show,” exclaimed Tacker. “We appreciate each and every one of you.”

It was a full weekend of cars in Fort Morgan and people of all ages were able to enjoy admiring the various vehicles on display.

Top 50 winners in no particular order:
1.     Bob Dees – 1957 Ford Fairlane Convertible
2.     Bill and Dan Bruntz – 1952 Ford, Marmon F2
3.     Glenn Cobb – 1968 Ford Mustang
4.     Pete and Carol-Lynn Varga – 1948 Pontiac
5.     Sonny Swarts – 1940 Ford Pickup
6.     Gerald Nolan – 1940 Ford Convertible
7.     Trustin Appelhans – 1932 Ford Roadster
8.     Mike and Lisa Spence – 1932 Ford Coupe
9.     Jim and Betty McKie – 1969 Shelby GT500
10.  Tony and Jonna Lopez – 1929 Nash Cabriolet
11.  Mo Tetrault – 1949 Studebaker Pickup
12.  Tyler Weatherwax – 1952 Chevrolet Belair
13.  Skip Fischer – 1967 Pontiac GTO
14.  Evan Davis – 1932 Ford 5 Window
15.  Ron Johnson and John Sillitti – 1993 Studebaker
16.  Chris Herman – 1956 Chevy Belair
17.  Alan Merkle – 1971 Dodge CNT 900
18.  Twig Lindsay – 1955 Buick
19.  Billy Richmond – 1966 Chevelle
20.  Joe Laslo – 1957 Chevy Belair
21.  Austin Hosterman – 1970 AMC Javelin Mark Donahue Edition
22.  Paula Keefe – 1973 VW Thing
23.  Andy McAvin – 1961 Chevy Impala
24.  Vaughn Russell – 2010 Camaro SS
25.  Bob and Donna Benallo – 1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe
26.  Mark Allen – 2021 Dodge Charger
27.  Joe and Christine Schepker – 1970 Pontiac Trans Am
28.  Bob Larsen – 1954 Chevy Belair
29.  Richard Lapp – 1957 Mack B73
30.  Jim Dorland – 1962 Dodge Polara
31.  Marianne Sewalt – 1955 Chevy Nomad
32.  Ken Brack – 1955 Ford F100
33.  Don and Pauline Seeger – 1956 Chevy Nomad
34.  Ray and Deb Hardy – 1932 Cadillac LaSalle
35.  Ray Keefe – 1961 Nash Metropolitan
36.  Travis Applehans – 1956 Chevy Pickup
37.  Sam Ford – 2010 Camaro
38.  Alex Abeyta – 1968 Chevelle
39.  Lee and Juanita Barrera – 1947 COE
40.  Dan Tacker – 1969 Ford Cobra
41.  Sara Kos – 1968 GTX
42.  Jim Stickly – 1970 Plymouth Cuda
43.  Don and Bruce Benham – 1967 Plymouth Belvedere
44.  Matt Lujan – 1965 Ford Mustang
45.  Bob and Chris Lechman – 1957 Chevy 210 Sedan
46.  Kelly Friess – 1936 Chevy Truck
47.  Rick Wilson – 1963 Chevy Impala
48.  David Sharman – 1929 Ford Model A
49.  Tim Graber – 1967 Olds 442
50.  Tony and Jonna Lopez – 1970 Road Runner

Special Awards
The Police Chief Award:
Marianne and Jim Van Wormer – 1966 Ford Mustang

The Fire Chief Award:
Jim Coleman – 1951 Chevy Styleline Deluxe

The Mayor’s Award:
Nelson McCoy – 1963 Ford Fairlane 500

Troy Griffith Auto Body presents the Coty Griffith Memorial Best Paint:
Ken Brach – 1955 Ford Pickup

Millenium Award – sponsored by G L Roofing:
Bill and Ruthann Bruntz – 2009 Roush Mustang

Devon Bender Memorial Pick:
Brian McCracken – 1947 Dodge Truck

Kevin Hawes Memorial Award:
Jerry Nolan – 1940 Ford Convertible

Sheryl Baumgartner Memorial Award:
Doris Craig – 1957 Chev Belair

Sunday’s Choice Award – sponsored by Tony Grosso:
Marilyn Bender – 1964 Ford Galaxie 500

Morgan County Commissioners Pick:
L. – Tractor Rumley

Participants Choice Award: (have a tie)
Ron Johnson and John Sillitti – 1933 Studebaker Sedan
Bill and Dan Bruntz – 1952 F2 Marmon

Sunrise Optimist Poker Run Winners:
Mark Eisele
Deb Pace
Frank Appelhans

Tractor Winners:
Tony Baltazar – 1949 John Deere Model A
Luke Ashlock – 1928 Rumely Oil Pull, X25-40
David Bender – 1960 Oliver 1650
Don Bauer – 1957 Ford
Lelund York – 1935 John Deere

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts perform at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Families wave as cars drive down Main Street during the Cruising Like the Old Days event at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts perform at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts perform at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars drive down Main Street during the Cruising Like the Old Days event at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts invite a few kids up during their performance at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts invite a few kids up during their performance at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts invite a few kids up during their performance at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts invite a few kids up during their performance at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars park along Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars park along Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars drive down Main Street during the Cruising Like the Old Days event at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars drive down Main Street during the Cruising Like the Old Days event at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars park along Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars park along Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People wait in line for concessions at Cover Theater for a free showing of Dazed and Confused during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan for the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People walk around Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Some of the cars on display in Downtown City Park during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars park all along Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• A group of tractors on display during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• A group of tractors on display during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Elks Lodge offered breakfast, lunch and dinner to participants of the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore downtown Fort Morgan during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People explore Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• A group of tractors on display during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• An old Fort Morgan Fire Department truck on display at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People gather in Downtown City Park during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts perform at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts perform at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• People stand in line for food vendors at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in downtown Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• Cars fill Main Street during the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show on Saturday, September 18 in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

• The Whatabouts perform at the 2021 Fall Harvest Car Show in Fort Morgan. (Maegan Olmstead/Fort Morgan Times)

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