May 2015 Newsletter - Derby City Mustang Club

DERBY CITY MUSTANG CLUB
REGIONAL CLUB
MUSTANG CLUB OF AMERICA
VOLUME 26 ISSUE 5
MAY 2015
Twenty Three Mustangs participated in this annual event on April
4th.
INSIDE THIS
ISSUE
Easter Parade – Pages
1-2
Apr meeting minutes –
Page 3
Upcoming events –
Pages 4-5
Odds & Ends – Page 5
Mustang Birthday
Bashes – Page 6
Mustang Club of
America – Page 7
Joyce Estes, Edwin Wilson, Dennis Dant, Joe Schreiner, Greg Shafer,
Mike Willinger, George Maxwell, Heather Alexander, Phil Helm,
Gary Atwood, Scott Broughton, Ken Wilkerson, Charles Willoughby,
Jeff Stephenson, Robert Holt, Susan Dulmage, John Herndon and
Joe Walters.
Parade went smoothly with a few incidents. New member Robert
Holt had his 2015 Mustang when a lady backed into his front
bumper. He had less than 200 miles on it. Joe Walters volunteered
to allow the WAKY personalities to ride in his car but it died in
route. Lucky a new member with a convertible picked them up,
and they finished the parade. We had reservations at Kingfish on
the river but when we arrived they were closed because a
transformer blew up. We visited El Nople Mexican Restaurant and
all had a good time.
Military Affairs– Page 8
Trading Post – Pages 911
Mustang fun – Page 12
DCMC Board Page – 13
DCMC PX – Page 14
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Photos & article submitted by Joe Schreiner
Highlights from the April 14th meeting
Minutes were done by Joyce Estes in Kathy’s absence.
Meeting called to order by Madame president Lynn Eddington; new members and guests welcomed
Mary Dorset, representing Type I diabetes, was presented a $1500 check.
Minutes and treasurer's reports were approved.
Road Captain announced that about 20 cars went to Falls City birthday bash . Weather was perfect
Coming events
• Fri April 24th Papa Johns Sign-up was passed around
• Sat Apr 25 Pony car round up with Frankfort club. Sign up sheet passed
• Sun Apr 26 Bill Collins Birthday Bash
• May 2 Hoosier Mustang Club 9am-3pm Seymour, IN
• May 16th Brown County Shelby show
• May 16 J-Town Ratterman funeral home car show for charity
• May 17 Falls City Road Rally
• Cruise Committee-First car cruise on Sat Apr 25
• Membership had no report
• Website had classified section updated
• Newsletter/ communications. Jack said next Honor flight is on May 16th out of Louisville
• Under Old business
• Joe Schreiner was thanked for refreshments
• Under New Business David Payne announced a need for backpacks for children at St Joe
Orphanage
• Lynn Eddington asked for volunteers for May meeting's refreshments
• Fred Crane was the winner for the 50/50 drawing
• David Payne showed off poster for Ford Fest and relayed that we need more sponsors
Meeting Adjourned
President Lynn Eddington presents Mary Dossett check for
$1,500.00 to find a cure for Juvenile Diabetes Research
Foundation (JDRF). Derby City Mustang Club takes one more
step to help the community
Submitted by Joe Schreiner
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2015 DERBY CITY MUSTANG CLUB ACTIVITIES
These are projected and tentative dates/events for the club members to mark on their
calendar and plan to attend. Looks like a full boat of activities but remember we are a club
that loves to drive our cars and socialize with our friends.
RED indicates a change from last newsletter.
5/09
5/12
5/16
5/16
5/22-24
5/23
5/23
5/25
5/30
6/06
6/06
6/09
6/13
6/20
6/27
6/28
7/04
7/07
7/11
7/18
7/24-25
7/25
8/11
8/14-15
8/15
8/22
8/28
8/29
9/03-06
9/08
9/12
9/13
9/17
9/26
9/26
10/03
10/03
10/10
10/13
Road Rally w/ FCMC?
DCMC Meeting Bill Collins Ford
Brown County Shelby Show
Bluegrass Honor Flight-SDF
MCA National show in Grovetown, GA.
8th Annual St. Francis in the Fields Car Show
MUSTANG Nite-Ohio Valley Dragstrip
Meet and Greet – possible boat cruise
DCMC Cruise-In
Indy show
Bluegrass Honor Flight-SDF
DCMC Meeting Bill Collins Ford
Shop w/Cop @ Joe Hubers
Falls City Mustang Show
DCMC Cruise-In
QCMC show in Cinn
4th of July Parade, Liberty, KY
DCMC Meeting Bill Collins Ford
Club Picnic @ Jim & Ginny Petrey
Keeneland Concurs d”Elegance
Cruising the Heartland
DCMC Cruise-In
DCMC Meeting Bill Collins Ford
Kunkel Cruise in Walbash, IN.
Woodward dream cruise Dearborn, MI.
Somernites Mustang Alley cruise
Meet and greet – dinner at Buckheads
DCMC Cruise-In
MCA National show Columbus, OH
DCMC meeting Bill Collins Ford
Vevay Open Car Show
Mike Lennings UAW/862 Ford JDRF show
Gaslight Parade??
DCMC Cruise-In
Bluegrass Honor Flight-LEX
Louisville Concurs d"Elegance Show
West Baden
Car show @ Horseshoe
Fall weenie roast
DCMC/Bill Collins Fordfest Car Show
DCMC meeting Bill Collins Ford
Lynn Eddington
Lynn Eddington
Ron Kinberger
Jack TF Pike
Larry Rixman
Alicia Rutlinger
Lynn Eddington
Larry Rixman
Lynn Eddington
Jack TF Pike
Lynn Eddington
Lynn Eddington
Larry Rixman
Lynn Eddington
Lynn Eddington
Yvonne Lehring
Lynn Eddington
Larry Rixman
Lynn Eddington
David Payne
David Payne
open
Lynn Eddington
Larry Rixman
Larry Rixman
Lynn Eddington
Lynn Eddington
open
Lynn Eddington
Larry Rixman
Jack TF Pike
Yvonne Lehring 10/03
Jon Hunt
Lynn Eddington
David Payne
Lynn Eddington
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2015 DERBY CITY MUSTANG CLUB ACTIVITIES
(continued)
10/16
Halloween Parade Bardstown Road
Lynn Eddington
10/17
Mike Lining’s Show
Lynn Eddington
10/24
Toys for Tots KYANA Club House
Lynn Eddington
11/08
Columbus OH Swap Meet
open
11/10
DCMC meeting Bill Collins Ford
Lynn Eddington
11/21
Day at Downs
Phil Helm
11/27
Light up Louisville Parade
Lynn Eddington
12/05
Angel Tree
Nadine Burnett
12/08
DCMC meeting Bill Collins Ford
Lynn Eddington
12/13
DCMC Christmas Party
Lynn Eddington
Dates and activities are tentative and subject to corrections, changes or
additions. Any errata will be posted in the newsletter as well as the
websites, and I will bet my retirement check there will be several.
A Mustang Group that focus on 6-banger “stang drivers.
If interested in checking them out, they have a Facebook
group called: Mustang 6 Association M6A.
A great internet magazine covering the Mustang, free to
sign up. http://www.stangtv.com/news/
Ohio Valley Dragway will be holding Mustang Nite
on the 23rd of May. Great opportunity to either
race your pony or sit back and relax while
watching others race their Mustangs.
http://www.ohiovalleydragway.com
James Petrey, 502-321-1259, [email protected] is searching for a 2005 Mustang. He is
looking for any body shell because he has his own engine and drive train. Clean title is not
needed. If you can help out Jim he would appreciate any help.
Kathy Weston and Mike Williamson recently returned from a
9 day Switzerland tour taking in the major cities and small
towns. We had a couple of spectacular train rides through
the Alps. Our souvenir picture was at the base of the
Matterhorn after a rack train up to 10,000 feet.
We were lucky it was a very clear day. We also spent a week
in Varenna, Italy, one of the small towns on Lake Como
which we used as a base to explore by ferry many other
towns with beautiful villas and gardens. But alas, we did not
get to see George Clooney's Villa.
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Submitted by Kathy Weston
Due to newsletter size limitations, I can only give you a taste of some of the pictures taken at
the two Mustang birthday bashes held in April. More will appear in the next issue.
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Around the MCA
Well, it’s finally time for Cruise-Ins and Car Shows for this season. We got off
to a rocky start with our monthly cruise last weekend with rain and storms
with hail forecast. So we bailed early. But Sunday weather for the Bill Collins
Mustang Birthday Bash was almost perfect and around 80 cars showed up.
Coming up May 22 thru May 24 is the Gateway Southern Stampede
National Show in Grovetown GA. I know of at least 5 members planning to
attend. If you are going and would like to travel with the group, let me
know.
Since taking over as Regional Representative, I have been highlighting the
advantages of being an MCA member, mostly as it pertains to National
Shows and judging. I realize some of you are not interested in competing
on a National level so this month I want to touch on something most of you
will appreciate. Money. Most of you have these wonderful Mustangs and
most all strive to make them better. Some of the advantages of belonging
to MCA are the discounts from various vendors who support the Club
financially and also offer discounts as a way of gaining your business. But it
is not just parts suppliers who offer the discounts, Heacock Classic
Insurance offers current MCA members a 10% discount on their collector
car insurance. Ford offers X-plan pricing (for those of us who are not Ford
retirees). Ford Collection on Wheels offers a 10% discount on their products,
and even a specialty flooring company Swiss Traxx offers a 30% discount
on their garage flooring! So if you make a major purchase during the year
and buy from one of the companies who support us you may effectively
have your dues paid by them. I know I save about $30 per year just on the
insurance on my SVO.
Make sure you get your Mustang out and attend a function soon! They are
suppose to be driven.
Larry
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Submitted by Larry Rixman – DCMC’s MCA subject matter expert
Jack TF Pike
Mil Affairs
2015 Flights:
Next Mission is tentatively scheduled for May 16, 2015, departing Louisville Int'l Airport (SDF) to
Baltimore (BWI) and return.
June 6th departing out of Louisville Airport (SDF) to Baltimore (BWI) and return.
September 26th departing out of Lexington Airport (LEX) to Baltimore (BWI) and return.
All dates are subject to change based on funding, transportation costs, availability and volunteer/support
staff availability.
Volunteer & Guardian Training:
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If you plan on serving as a Guardian, you will be REQUIRED to attend this informative training with
emphasis on Safety and Security.
•
This training is required for Guardians by our chapter and insurance company. No exceptions can be
granted.
•
The 2015 Guardian training dates have been set for Saturday, May 9, 2015 and Sunday, May 17, 2015
to be held at 2:00 pm at the VFW Post 117, 170 Evergreen Rd., Middletown, KY 40243.
These dates shall cover the May 16th and June 6th Louisville Airport missions.
•
Training for the September 26th mission out of the Lexington Bluegrass Airport will be held in
Lexington at a date to be decided.
•
Additional training for the Touchstone Energy mission shall be determined at a later date.
Guardian Application:
Honor Flight would not be successful without the generous support of our Guardians. Guardians play a
significant role on every trip, ensuring that every veteran has a safe and memorable experience. Duties
include, but are not limited to, physically assisting the Veterans at the airport, during the flight and at the
memorials.
A very limited amount of family members and friends of specific Veterans may be considered as
Guardians only if a slot is available, and if they attend the pre-requisite Guardian training. Training is
provided on an as needed basis approximately one month prior to the planned flight.
Guardian priority will be reserved for medical professionals and those with previous Honor Flight
Guardian experience. Only after these slots have been filled will any other category of Guardian applicant
be considered. This policy is based on safety considerations.
Guardians are also responsible for their own expenses (transportation, meals, t-shirt, etc.). A Guardian
fee is used to offset the cost of travel, meals and supplies for the Guardians.
We normally have a waiting list for those wishing to serve as a Guardian.
EFFECTIVE January 1, 2015, the Guardian Donation will be $500. This Donation only helps to offset the
actual travel and expenses for the Guardians.
Note: Volunteers who have logged 2 or more trips as Guardians, will continue to have their fee remain at
$250.
If after reading the above, you would like to be considered as a Guardian for Honor Flight Bluegrass, please
download, complete and mail the Guardian application to the address on the form. Do Not send the fee
until notified of a flight assignment and training date.
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NOTE: Electronic copies or faxes are not possible due to the original signature requirement on the
application.
Club Member Mustang 4-SALE
'92 Mustang Coupe, 58,000 mi, 302ci,
350hp, 5-speed w/Hurst, GT40 equipped
w/Paxton supercharger, ac, power options,
paperwork, always garaged, original paint,
red inside and out, no rust, never abused,
one of a kind with many upgrades.
$8795.00
Richard Bernardi
[email protected]
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Club Member Mustang 4-SALE
'92 Mustang Coupe, 58,000 mi, 302ci, 350hp, 5-speed w/Hurst, GT40 equipped w/Paxton
supercharger, ac, power options, paperwork, always garaged, original paint, red inside
and out, no rust, never abused, one of a kind with many upgrades.
$8795.00
Richard Bernardi
[email protected]
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Club Member Mustang 4-SALE
AWARDS
2015 Carl Casper auto show 2nd place
2005 -2007 H/T
2015 Mustangs 51st anniversary Falls City
Mustang Club Top 25
2014 Carl Casper auto show 2nd place
2005 -2007 H/T
2014 Carl Casper auto show ISCA Summit
Street Achievement Award
2014 Mustangs 50th anniversary Falls
City Mustang Club Award of Excellence
2014 Henry County Car Show top 50
2012 Cornerstone Christian School
Peoples Choice Award
2011 Derby City Mustang Club
September In the Park top 125
2008 Bill Collins Open Class Mustang and
Ford top 60
Jim Petrey has his tricked out 2005 Mustang GT on the
market. He has greatly enhanced both the performance
and appearance of this beautiful ride. I wasn’t able to post
the sound bite of it’s motor, but take my word when I say it
sounds bad-ass in both the loud and quiet mode. The
below spec display sign is several years old, so add at least
2,000 miles to any listed mileage. He is looking for $22.5K,
so give him a shout and work on a deal. You can hook up
with Jim Petrey add 502-321-1259 or
[email protected]
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Not exactly the best place to store full nitrous cylinders on a hot day.
Lynn Eddington
Kathy Weston
President
[email protected]
Secretary
[email protected]
Phil Helm
Vice-President
[email protected]
Wynn Jefferson
Membership
[email protected]
George Maxwell
Joe Schreiner
Treasurer-PX
[email protected]
Road Captain
[email protected]
Larry Rixman
Jack TF Pike
Cruise Chair/MCA Rep
[email protected]
Military Affairs/Newsletter Editor
[email protected]
Web Admin
Pending replacement
David Payne
Past President/DCMC&BC Fordfest Dir.
[email protected]
Yvonne Lehring
Charity Committee
[email protected]
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If you would like some club merchandise, contact George Maxwell with requested item, color and/or size.
When available, he will bring those items to a club meeting and you can settle up with him at that point, or
whatever arrangements you make with him. Contact George at [email protected]
DCMC Car Magnetic
$20.00
DCMC Flag 2’x3’
$30.00
DCMC Antenna Flag
$10.00
DCMC Denim Shirt
$20.00
DCMC Grey Hanley Shirt
$18.00
DCMC Tan Shirt
$20.00
DCMC White, Blue & Teal Polo
$20.00
DCMC Teal T-shirt
$10.00
DCMC Hats & Visors
$15.00
DCMC Teal Polo
$20.00
DCMC Jacket
$40.00
DCMC Sweatshirt14
$18.00
Derby City Mustang Club
Thanks our Sponsor
Bill Collins
Ford Mustang GT Shelby and Roush Headquarters
One of the great benefits of having Bill Collins
sponsor our meetings, is the beautiful Mustangs
they have in their showroom each month.
Derby City Mustang Club
Regional Club
Mustang Club of America
Jack TF Pike, Editor
118 Lincoln Dr.
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Phone: (270) 360-0500
E-mail: [email protected]
Bob Weir, Club Photographer
Derby City Mustang Club
Web Site:
www.derbycitymustangclub.com
Face Book group page
The Derby City Mustang Club was initiated in November
1989 by a small group of Mustang enthusiasts in the
Greater Louisville area. We hold monthly club meetings
and sponsor a monthly car cruise during the summer
months. We enjoy taking our cars out for Sunday drives
as well as attending local cruises and national car
shows. Our cars include everything from Shelby GTs to
the latest Cobra, Saleen, Roush, Mach I and everything
in between. The main purpose of this club is to have
fun. The October Derby City Mustang Club and
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Collins Fordfest is the highlight of our annual events.