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# Custom to classic: HQC hosts annual Combined Federal Campaign Motorcycle, Car Show

By John Bell

                Fort Belvoir, Virginia  –              
What doa ’58 Austin-Healey, a ’67 F-250, a custom Harley-Davidson, and a Tesla have incommon?

Theywere all on display at the 3rd Annual CFC Motorcycle and Car Show,held Nov. 5 in the parking lot of the McNamara Headquarters Complex, to raisemoney for the Combined Federal Campaign.

RetiredArmy Col. Ray Willis, whose daughter is a Defense Logistics Agency employee, broughthis 1958 Austin-Healy 100-6 Roadster to the show. Willis said he bought the carnew while stationed in Munich. After bringing it to the States, he drove it forseveral years before giving it to his father. Eventually, the car fell intodisuse. After a six-month restoration, Willis said he enjoys driving thelike-new vehicle on special occasions.

DLAEnergy employee Tim Weatherspoon said his 707-horsepower Dodge Challenger“Hellcat” gives him “major cool-dad points” when dropping of his daughter atschool. 

Eventorganizer John Christensen, chief of business operations for DLA Acquisition, enteredhis 1967 Ford F-250 pickup truck. With dual fuel tanks, the vehicle still hasits 1976 camping permit stuck to the vent window.

When itcame to motorcycles, Harley-Davidson was well represented among the entries.Those on display included a Police Trike, Road King and Ultra Classic PeaceOfficer Edition, as well as a 1999 X1 Lightning from former Harley division Buell.The Virginia State Police brought three of its customized Harley policecruisers, each with the state seal on the fuel tank.

Inaddition, Fairfax County Police brought a police cruiser, the Fort Belvoir FireDepartment displayed one of its fire trucks and two local Army units brought aHumvee and a tactical vehicle.

Winnersin the car category were:
                              -  Air    Force Maj. Devin Long, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, “Best Car in Show” for    his 2013 Tesla Model S.  
                              -  Paul    Kerl, DLA Installation Support, “Best Antique in Show” for his 1969 Dodge    Coronet convertible.  
                              -  Jeff    Mayhall, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, “Best ‘Roadkill’ in Show” for his    1951 Ford F-series pickup truck. 

Winnersin the bike category were:
                              -   Len    Nale, DLA Information Operations, “Best Bike in Show” for his 2014    Harley-Davidson CVO Road King. 

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