Stanton’s Redneck Roundup car show to benefit cancer patients across West Texas for fifth year

  • Folks admiring classic cars at a past Redneck Roundup Car & Truck Show in Stanton. The show returns Oct. 11 for its fifth year and is expected to bring in about 400 cars and trucks. Proceeds benefit Gifts of Hope, which supports cancer patients and their families across the Permian Basin.
    Folks admiring classic cars at a past Redneck Roundup Car & Truck Show in Stanton. The show returns Oct. 11 for its fifth year and is expected to bring in about 400 cars and trucks. Proceeds benefit Gifts of Hope, which supports cancer patients and their families across the Permian Basin.
    - Each fall for the last four years, Stanton resident and business owner Clarence Sauer has raised $50,000 for cancer patients across West Texas. Next weekend, he will do it again as his company, Redneck Metal Buildings, hosts the fifth annual Redneck Roundup Car & Truck Show.The show is one of the largest in West Texas, bringing in about 400 vehicles. This year it will be held Satur...

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