WhAt`s On thE PREsidEnt`s Mind - Early Mustang Club of Colorado
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WhAt`s On thE PREsidEnt`s Mind - Early Mustang Club of Colorado
A F A M I LY O R I E N T E D, S O C I A L D R I V I N G M U S TA N G C L U B What’s on the President’s Mind Well I guess I spoke too soon. MAY 2013 M AY EVENT Saturday, May 18th Denver Center of the Performing Arts Tour But someday the weather will turn for the better and the real fun will begin. T he Club was represented well this past month in Beaumont, Texas and just like the postman we made it through rain, hail, sleet, snow and even a tornado that was about 30 miles ahead of us. Those that took a car got the Gold again. As the wife told her family ”if you were hearing about it on the news we were there” close to WACO where the plant exploded, we watched at another location as propane tanks were burning alongside the highway where they blew up and all the other bad weather we encountered. We got stuck in Hays, Kansas on the way home because of snow and as Terry says no more April Car Shows! We’ll see about that. Next year is the 50th Anniversary of the Mustang and in April either Charlotte, North Carolina or Las Vegas, Nevada will be the place to be. Who plans on going? See you there for sure! n The Boss Dan Bybee COVER: Terry, Josh & Wes did good in MCA Show in Beaumont, TX. Everyone took home GOLD! 18 J UN E MEETING Friday, June 7th O’Meara Ford 2nd Floor Meeting Room 104th & I-25 @ 7:30 PM www.earlymustang.com 7 EMC NEWS May 3, 2013 meeting started at 7:30pm and was called to order by Dan Bybee. Correction to March newsletter: Kenny said time listed for the 2013 Christmas party must be wrong as was too long! Motion to approve the minutes, 2nd and approved. Board reports: President Report (Dan Bybee) Got a free hat from the Texas MCA show where all the others from our club got Gold with their cars. Vice President Report (Cliff Albrandt) His new question: On the air cleaner what does the V stand for? Also need to give a good explanation. demographic info plus bylaws and pictures. He is now hoping to have this completed by June 1. If you want to be in the club directory for advertising, get with Chuck and there is a cost of $15 - $35 depending on size of ad. Send info to [email protected] and he needs to have all this by May 10th. Parade and Show (Ken Laing) Horsefeathers will be at Northfield date is Aug 3rd and he had all the new flyers available. Site fee is $450! But feels there is a sponsor that will cover this for the club. Ken setup a contest where anyone that brings in 5 others with their club registration, that person will get 1 FREE car show entry. July 6th will be the date of the all American car show. Aug 17th is the Front Range Airport show. The Havana Cruise will be June 15th. Ken gave some info about some other local car shows. Tourmaster Answer for last month was: how much wider is a 1967 mustang than a 1966? Answer 2.7” (Bill Carpenter) Special thanks to Lisa’s Bill for leading all to the Tebo museum. Election dinner will be October 12th at white fence farm in Lakewood, we need to have 32 people. Prices will range from $22-$26 per person. May 18th Chuck’s museum tour at the Denver Performing Arts from 10am – Noon. Secretary REport (Bob Cloutier) Nothing. Treasurer REport (Darrell Schwartzkopf) Checking Account Balance $1172.30 with 78 members currently paid. Charity account $1172.30. Seems the email for sending out the newsletter is working well. Director REport (Chuck Kochan) Saturday May 18th Chuck has scheduled a 2hr tour from 10am – noon. Discounted $8 parking in their parking garage, if we get there before 10am. The tour is $6 but we need at least 10 people to sign up and be there. Meet at 9:45 in the atrium. This is at the Denver Performing Arts, 1101 13th St, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 893-4100. The Christmas party will be at Applewood Country Club, 14001 W 32nd Ave, Golden, CO 80401 (303) 2793003, December 1 at 11am to 2pm. Chuck was given $200 as deposit to secure this venue. Meals will be about $25 per person. Chuck is working on the club directory with much 2 May 2013 EMC News June 1st 9am -3pm Dyno Day at Lou’s shop cost of $65.00 to dyno your car schedule with Gary ([email protected]). 10 have already signed up for a dyno spot. Will be free barbecue lunch and drinks provided by Lou and Bernie Rivera located at 12495 Dumont Way. Littleton, CO 80125. Mustang Roundup June 13th thru 16th. Check all out at www.rmmr.org and MCA judging is also now sold out. The warm-up AX will be in Castle Rock on May 11th. Get the info at http://rmmr.org/2013/autoxwarmup. pdf July 20th poker run by Dan Bybee and will include an overnight option. Dan now has the route planned and we are not going the same way as last year! EMC picnic at Jim Copland’s house or at a local park. This will be in July or Aug August 3rd Horsefeathers will be the same location as in 2012 Northfield in Stappleton. September 14th garage tour, aspen tour George Wilson & Lee Nelson. The Clement Park Show is also this month. October 5th May farm corn field and parade laps at High Plains Raceway in Byers. The 12th is the election dinner and the 18th will be the date of the car games. November: bowling with the DMC December 1: Christmas party Newsletter (Steve Widman) all is well. A suggestion would be adding members’ profile. If members could write up a short bio about themselves and submit to Steve, one story will run in each of the coming newsletters. EMC Store (Tim not present) Tee shirts $5 each and caps $8 and much other cool stuff CCCC (Bob Bettinger) Havana cruise June 15 (if you want to volunteer to help contact Bob Bettinger 303 9850932) they are expecting 5000 cars! Front Range Airport and swap meet Aug 17th . There was some talk about the hood ornament that was stolen from the Forney museum. If you know anything about it please contact Bob as Forney really wants to get that back! http://collectorcarcouncil.com/ For those that have Chrome insurance contact your agent as we are to get 10% off as our club belongs to CCCC. Or call Paul 303 662-0789 Bob gave a few good jokes to the club. RMMR (Lee / Rod): June 13th – 16th Father’s day Weekend. Looking for some cars to display at Colorado National Speedway check with Lee ([email protected] ) 303-986-2110 if interested and this to occur May 18th and those who participate will get a free parade lap on their track and free entry to watch the race. (Need to be there at 2:30pm to get parked on the paved area) EMC in charge of parking at the roundup in steamboat so will need volunteers to help, Lee said they currently have 12 but would like at least 20, if you are going to be in steamboat your help will be appreciated. The warm-up AX will be in Castle Rock on May 11th. Get all the info at http://rmmr.org/2013/autoxwarmup.pdf Charity Committee (Bob Teets, Nancy Cochan, Bob Bettinger, Julia Shaffer) No meeting yet to decide on what to do. Julia had some info about a Medicine Horse Charity that needs a donation of a free pickup, if someone has something that could help, call Julia 303 280-8575. EMC NEWS Old Business Bylaws, since all is now approved, we need the final electronic copy as Chuck wants to add to the Membership Directory and it wants to be added to the new member packet and even on the web. (Dan to get Bob electronic copy to post to web) Happy Birthday was in order as Bud and Dot Bevard are our oldest active club members and they both just had birthdays a few weeks ago! Bud said he was just wrapping up the restoration of his last 2 mustangs… (Haven’t we heard that one before? HA!) New Business 2012 taxes are getting done! The insurance savings from ANPAC is huge! Door Prizes – yea!! Ken, Steve, Sandy, Terry, Barry, David, Bob, Deb, Dan, Mike, Elaine, Elizabeth all won something neat. Pass the Mustang Darrell said ready to buy a mustang wants a 65 or 66 convertible. Lisa talked talked on Colorado Rides for Kids Sunday June 9th 12pm – 2pm cars to show up after 10:30am and cost is $40 and includes free lunch. Call 800 253-6530 for more info or www.rideforkids. org or give Lisa a call 303 870-1865. The Texas MCA show was a great time! The talk now is about who is going to Reno. Canon City car show may 18th. Golden Cruise is 1st Saturday of the month now for the summer. GoodGuys car show June 7, 8 &9th in Loveland. Don’t forget the Mustang Roundup Warm-up AX next saturday. Motion to adjourn, seconded and approved. 8:53pm. Colorado National Speedway night Here are the details for the Colorado National Speedway night on May 18: Arrive 2:30 - 3:00. Only pre-approved cars will be allowed to park in the paved display area. Each RMMR participating club is allowed a maximum of 5 cars. Other club members are welcome to attend, but they will need to park in the gravel lot with the rest of the crowd. All participants will get free admission. You must pre-register and be on the list that I will forward on to CNS staff. Tickets will be at Will Call. You must be on the list! There will be an announcement made before intermission notifying participants to proceed to the staging area for parade laps. Let me know if you have any questions. Lee Nelson 303-842-1442 cell 303-986-2110 home 2013 OFFICERS and COMMITTEE DIRECTORY Dan Bybee President 720-319-1000 Cliff Albrandt Vice President 303-695-0701 DARRELL SCHWARTZKOPF Treasurer [email protected] Bob Cloutier Secretary [email protected] chuck kochan Director 303-403-0210 Bill Carpenter Tourmaster 303-250-4699 Kenny Laing Parade & Show [email protected] Bob Cloutier Web Master Steve Widman Newsletter 303-947-7441 [email protected] Bud & Dot Bevard Newsletter 303-450-7131 [email protected] CLUB STORE Tim and Connie Sauer Joe Miklos Bill Duran Trophies 303-424-2002 [email protected] 970-378-1438 [email protected] Calling/Card Committee BILL CARPENTER 303-250-4699 Rocky Mountain Roundup Lee nelson www.rmmr.org Bob Dallas May 2013 EMC News 3 MONTHLY EVENTS We will tour the behind scenes of 3 or 4 of the theaters at the Center and the tour will last from 10:00 am to noon and then lunch at a “to be determined place” The tour consists of the many activities behind the scenes of a performance - costumes, scenery, music, etc. and is an exciting tour for the whole family. Discounted $8 parking in their parking garage, if we get there before 10am. The tour is $6 but we need at least 10 people to sign up and be there. Meet at 9:45 in the atrium. This is at the Denver Performing Arts, 1101 13th St, Denver, CO 80204 (303) 893-4100. Denver Center of the Performing Arts May 18th 10:00-Noon Dyno Day will consist of the following 12 Mustangs and includes lunch. If anyone wants to join us please let Gary Mordecai 970-466-0027 know so we have enough food and lets have fun. Dynojet Day Lou’s Dyno Testing & Tuning 720-323-8614 June 1, 2013 9:00-3:00 pm 12495 Dumont Way Littleton, CO 80125 4 May 2013 EMC News 1. Mark Bechthold 2. Kenny Laing 3. Bob Dallas 4. Mike Morris 5. Nick Buccola 6. Barry Mathis 7. Steve Widman 8. Jim Copeland 9. Craig Sampson 10. Barry Shaffer 11. Lisa Capano 12. Rod Holland mustang buzz decade to save the world from “global warming”, you can’t really even charge these old systems anymore. Well Old Air Products has just the thing for us. In addition to all the various other packages and kits they have for 1964-1966 Mustangs, they offer a complete kit to add fully integrated air-conditioning to your 1967-1968 Mustang that fits and looks like factory air. Their kits are available in a variety of configurations depending on the engine and accessories you have and are easy enough for you to install yourself. Their Hurricane Unit mounts to firewall in place of your old factory heater. TMI Products Sport R seating for vintage Mustangs Pricing for the upholstery sets starts at $366.95 and padding sets that go with them start at $147.95. So a complete makeover of your interior can be done quite reasonably, and a number of color options are available. The new AC and heater fittings pass neatly through original blower motor hole with custom rubber grommet. Their modern electronic switching package includes a replica of the 1967 or 1968 factory HVAC control bezel complete with air vent louvers. TMI Products in Corona, CA have without question become one of the top manufacturers of reproduction interior products for the restoration of Mustangs. More information: www.tmiproducts.com/mustang/ new-products/sport-r-seats.html The electronic control module attaches to bezel and provides infinitely variable control of A/C, Heater and Defrost functions, eliminating the spaghetti of vacuum controls the factory AC used. Since beginning with factory OE style upholstery products, they have expanded to offer options for almost years of Mustangs for both stock OE replacements as well as custom seating and interior trims. Under the hood, their high performance condenser assembly provides maximum cooling capacity using their aluminum Superkool condenser assembly with factory style drier and mounting brackets. A modern and less engine taxing Sanden style compressor and bracket mount to the engine. For owners of 1964-73 Mustangs, TMI has just released their new “Sport R” seat upholstery and pad sets which transform your stock Mustang seats into well bolstered, modern looking seats. The new sets which come for all three generations of classic Mustang offer you a great turn-key approach if you are building a restomod or custom driver that needs to be comfortable but still staying true to the original hardware. The TMI third generation sport seat sets offer contrast stitching, “UniSuede” inserts which retain the stock factory patterns for your year, and have significantly increased side bolsters. Installing the upholstery and padding can be done on your own stock seat frames, allowing you to go back to factory stock upholstery down the road. The sets use all factory attachment points. The sets are offered for all generations including high-back styles into the 71-73 years which have seen an increase in resto-mod popularity in the last few years. 1967-1968 Mustang Air Conditioning Kits Old Air Products has been at the forefront of airconditioning kits for vintage Mustangs for a long time now. And that’s a good thing because whether your vintage Mustang came with air-conditioning or not, we expect it in today’s driving world. If you happen to have a 1967-1968 Mustang and ever tried adding factory air-conditioning to a non AC car you have likely found that rounding up all the parts to make a complete system is near impossible any more. And it can be price prohibitive for that last widget you need to make it all complete. At the same time if you were lucky enough to have one with AC, you still know that keeping it working is no longer feasible on a working man’s budget. Lastly with the change to R-134A refrigerant in the past Pricing for complete kits for non factory air-conditioned cars range around $1660 for the 1967-1968 models. If you already have a factory air-conditioned car and want to upgrade to the modern systems, Old Air Products also has other packages tailored just for you. The packages include: Hurricane Heat Cool & Defrost Unit Electronic Control Package Mounting Bracket & hardware Replica Factory A/C Control Bezel & Louver Package Compressor Compressor Bracket Compressor Binary Safety Switch Condenser Assembly w/drier A/C Hose Kit System Upgrades Available: UG-21-CHR Chrome Compressor UG-21-POL Polished Compressor UG-24-0103 Trinary Pressure Switch Upgrade More Information: www.OldAirProducts.com May 2013 EMC News 5 37th ANNUAL HORSEFEATHERS ALL FORD CAR SHOW S AT U R D AY A U G U S T 3 , 2 0 1 3 AT N O R T H F I E L D S TA P L E T O N ORGANIZED BY ENTRY FEE INCLUDES: Early Mustang Club of Colorado Horsefeathers Event T-Shirt 37th Horsefeathers Dash Plaque Gift Bag SATURDAY AUGUST 3, 2013 Rain or Shine Staging: Judging Begins: Awards Presentation: Show Ends: 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:30 pm 3:00 pm AWARDS: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, in each class American Stang Award of Excellence “Bad As” Award, $200 Cash for early model Mustangs 1965-1973 from Boss Auto Designs Merchants Choice, & People’s Choice Best of Show ENTRY FEE: $25.00 Before July 27th, 2013 $30.00 Day of Show CLASS DESCRIPTIONS o o o o o o o A B C D E F G o H o I o J 1964 1/2 – 1966 Coupe 1965 – 1966 Fastback 1964 1/2 – 1966 Convertible 1967 – 1968 Coupe 1967 – 1968 Fastback 1967 – 1968 Convertible 1966-68 High Country & Cal Specials 1969 – 1970 Coupe 1969 – 1970 Fastback 1969 – 1970 Convertible o K o L o M o N o O o o o o P Q R S 1969 – 1973 Mach 1 1965 – 1970 Shelby Boss 302/351/429 1964 – 1973 Modified All Body Styles 71 – 73 Coupes/Fastbacks/ Convert 1974 – 1978 All Mustang 1979 – 1993 All Mustang 1994 – 2004 All Mustang 2005 – 2009 All Mustang o T o U 2010 – 2013 All Mustang Up and Coming (one time entry and/or car in progress) o o o o o o o o V W X Y Z AA BB ZZ 2005 – 2009 Shelby 2010 – 2013 Shelby All AC Cobras All Falcons – Judged All Thunderbirds – Judged Trailered/ Concourse All Years – Other Ford Power Display Only (not judged, no charge) Name: __________________________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ City: ____________________________________________________________________ State: _________________________________ Model of Car: _____________________________________________________________ Year of Car: ____________________________ Email address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Judged show open to all that enter. Judges are not professionals and are selected from outside the club membership. The Horsefeathers Committee reserves the right to modify or change any class as necessary. I hereby waive and release Early Mustang Club of Colorado and Northfield at Stapleton, its directors, officers, agents, representatives and anyone else connected with management or presentation of the 2013 Mustang Club Car Show from any and all known or unknown damages, injuries or losses, judgements, and /or claims that may be suffered by any applicant to his person or property including any member assisting applicant. Make Checks Payable to: E.M.C. ENTRY FEE: $25.00 Before July 27th 30.00 Day of Show $______________ Extra T-Shirts $15 Each (1 FREE with entry fee) Shirt Sizes: o M oL May 2013 EMC News o XXL Total Enclosed $ __________________________ Mail to: Kenneth Laing • 7331 Dexter Street • Commerce City, CO 80022 Signed:______________________________________________________________________________ Date: (If under 18 years of age, parent or guardian must also sign) 6 o XL ____________________ GOODIES Boss 302 Production Figures It’s official: Although rumors surfaced that FOrd may continue the Boss 302 into ‘14 It’s been confirmed that the run of standard and Laguna Seca Boss 302’s ended with the ‘13 model year. We’ve also acquired production figures. Interestingly, the two-year total of 8,249 is remarkably close to the 8,642 Boss 302’s built in ‘69-’70. Ads will run in three issues, unless requested to continue. If the Advertised item sells, please notify Steve Widman so it is removed from the listing. wanted: ‘12: 4.016 (3,249 standard, 767 Laguna Seca) Ford Racing has been hard at work on the last Cobra Jet race car for this generation of Mustang. Recently they tested a flat black prototype at the South Georgia Motorsports Park in Georgia to see how it goes. On hand was our friend Evan Smith of Muscle Mustang and Fast Fords as wells as Ford Racing chassis engineer Andy Vrenko. Getting the final shakes out of the Cobra Jet is the goal as production of the some 50 purpose built race cars starts soon. Luggage rack for a 1966 Mustang. Bob Teets 303-424-3866 LOCAL ‘13: 4,273 (3,526 standard, 747 Laguna Seca) 2014 Cobra Jet Mustang testing FOR SALE SCENE 2013 SHOWS CRUISE, & SWAP MEETS EVENT LOCATION DATE Zoomers Hot Rod Shop Open House / Car Show 75th & Washington Speed Gone Wild Car Show Free Event 9am-2pm Boulder County Fairgrounds info: totcavettws.com 5/19 Goodguys Colorado Nationals Loveland, CO 6/7-9 Havana Cruise Havana Street RMMR Steamboat Springs Ford Fun Weekend Bandimere Speedway 6/23 Horizon High School Football Car Show Horizon High School 7/27 EMC Horsefeathers All Ford Show Stapleton Northfield Shops 8/3 KBPI Rock & Roll Car Show presented by Fineline Bandimere Speedway 8/10 Front Range Air/Car Show/Swap Meet Front Range Airport 8/17 Randy Coy & Son’s Denver Auto & Parts Swap Meet Bandimere Speedway 9/7 Wednesday Test Nights Bandimere Speedway April-Oct 5/11 6/15 6/13-16 If any EMC members have any info or questions about shows. Contact Parade & Show officer Ken Laing All of the cars will come with a supercharged 5.0 liter “Coyote” V8. While the show car shown at SEMA last fall had a twin-turbo 5.0, production Cobra Jets get a Ford Racing / Whipple 2.9 liter supercharger instead. The Cobra Jet also gets its own serialized number plate as it’s expected these cars will become collector items some day in the future. MSRP for the Cobra Jet is $97,990 and it can be ordered at your local Ford Dealer now on a first-come firstserved basis. Here are a few pictures Liz & Kevin Mowrey I took at the Ms. Wheelchair Car show of EMC cars. May 2013 EMC News 7 2013 EVENT SCHEDULE January M AY SEPTEMBER Saturday, January 12th Rod & Linda Holland Saturday, May 18th Chucks Kochan TBA F E B RUARY J UN E Mustang Tech Session/Pot Luck Car Collection Tour Saturday, February 23rd Wayne & Robin Schmeckle / Bill Carpenter M AR C H Mini Indoor Golf Tournament March 9th Putting Edge Steve Widman APRIL Tentative Tebo Collecion Tour April 13th Lisa Capano Denver Center of the Performing Arts Tour Dyno Day June 1st Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup June 13th-16th in Steamboat www.rmmr.org Garage Tour/Aspen Tour /Clement Park OCTOBER May Farms/High Plains Raceway Laps TBA NOVEMBER J U LY Bowling EMC vs. Denver Mustang Club July 20th Dan Bybee DECEMBER AU G U S T TBA Chuck Kochan EMC Poker Run Horsefeathers Car Show TBA Christmas Party Saturday, August 3rd Kenny Laing P.O. BOX 202290 Denver, CO 80220