FFA & 4-H Restoration Awards
The LaGrange Engine Club Restoration Award is a cash prize given to FFA or 4-H participants who restore antique equipment and display them at the Lorain County Fair.
2019 RESTORATION AWARDS
1st Place
Large Restoration
Aiden Harker of the Firelands FFA chapter won this award for his restoration of a 1950 Ford 8N.
1st Place
Medium Restoration
A 1969 John Deere Model 110 lawn tractor won 1st place for Trent Nickum of the Forward Bound 4-H Club.
2nd Place
Medium Restoration
A 1966 Sears Suburban 12HP, 6 speed lawn tractor with a 1 bottom plow won 2nd place for Josh Thiery of the Amherst Critters and Such 4-H Club.
2018 RESTORATION AWARDS
1st Place
Large Restoration
Matthew Kovach of the Firelands FFA chapter won this award for his restoration of a 1974 Ford 5000.
2nd Place
Large Restoration
This award went to Kyle Hill for the restoration of a 1967 JI Case 930 tractor. He is a member of the Firelands FFA chapter.
1st Place
Medium Restoration
A restoration of a 1967 Sears Suburban SS10 lawn tractor won 1st place for Josh Thiery of the Amherst Critters and Such 4-H Club.
2nd Place
Medium Restoration
Clayton Kowalski of the Belden Boys and Girls 4-H Club won 2nd place for his restoration of a 1939 Oliver 70.
2017 RESTORATION AWARDS
1st Place
Large Restoration
A 1937 John Deere Model B was restored by Nathan and Matthew Kovach of the Firelands FFA chapter
2nd Place
Large Restoration
Huntington High Lighters 4-H Club member, Anthony Liberty, restored a Farmall C.
1st Place
Medium Restoration
This award went to Tyler Edwards for his restoration of a John Deere MC crawler. Tyler is a member of the Belden Boys & Girls 4-H Club.
2nd Place
Medium Restoration
Charles Leonard of Grafton won 2nd place for his restoration of a 1971 Farmall 140.