President`s Message - Minuteman Model A Ford Club

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President’s Message
from the driver’s seat
Thoughts of Wright's Restaurant Tour, Frostbite Tour, and Thanksgiving are just a few of the "Good
Times" to come. It's all about the food and friends.
The tour season was a big success, thanks to Mike Doyle and all the tour leaders. Minuteman is able
to get so many fun events in one calendar due to the fantastic support of the membership. Not only
does it make the schedule happen, the enthusiasm brings fun and happiness to each event.
Don't forget the auction is the big event for the November meeting. So please bring some interesting
items for " JJ" to do his magic. Remember at an auction, there are no friends, so bid it up and make "
JJ" work hard.
See you all at the Holiday Party in December. It's a good time to celebrate the past 12 months and look
forward to the New Year.
John
2014 OFFICERS
President
John Kerns
508-877-1226
[email protected]
Vice President
Rich Batstone
978-838-2098
[email protected]
Secretary
John Erb
978-897-7953
[email protected]
Treasurer
Andy Adams
781-237-1575
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor
Tony Zeoli
781-935-6422
[email protected]
Membership
Nan Linden
508-485-7575
[email protected]
Steering Committee:
Jo Johnson Jack Stokinger
Vin Del Mastro
John “JJ” Jocabson
KEY CONTACTS
Tour Director
Mike Doyle
781-899-8706
[email protected]
Webmaster
Wayne Champagne
508-881-1595
[email protected]
Programs
Mike Doyle (Temporary)
781-899-8706
[email protected]
Shop Keeper
Gary Hoyt
508-655-0077
[email protected]
Newsletter Distribution
Sue Champagne
508-881-1595
[email protected]
Historian
Art Callan
617-332-3363
[email protected]
Hospitality
Joyce Croci
508-473-2243
[email protected]
Sunshine
Sally Legge
508-655-1977
[email protected]
Raffles
John Pierce
508-653-6543
[email protected]
Business Card Ads
Don Ross
617-965-0609
[email protected]
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Secretary’s Report
Minutes of the October 7, 2014
Meeting of the Minuteman Model A Club.
President John Kerns opened the meeting at 7:30 PM and Bob Mangan led in the singing of
“God Bless America”. The president thanked Pat Callan, Linda Batstone and Nan Linden for
bringing refreshments.
The Secretary’s report and the Treasurer’s report were approved as printed in the “Oil Leak”.
Vice President Rich Batstone gave information of the Wayside Inn Dinner. Nan Linden reported no new members and reminded us that dues would be collected starting in November. Mike
Doyle reported on the upcoming tours. John Jacobson reported for the nominating committee
that they had candidates for next year: Rich Batstone President, Doug Linden Vice President,
John Erb Secretary and Andy Adams Treasurer.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:45 for the program. Art Callan presented the history of Diners
in New England.
Respectfully submitted
John
Sunshine
Report
Treasurer’s Report
A card was sent to
Stuart (Skip) Peppard
who is at home recovering
from recent health issues.
If you know of anyone needing a card,
Please let me know @:
[email protected] or 508 655-1977
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Road Service
Editorial
As we travel the back roads and highways in our antiques and moderns, we find ourselves in need of road
service. I am not referring to the type of road service AAA provides like running out of gas, a flat tire, or a
tow. Sometimes we are in need of major assistance.
Well, here at two examples of such extraordinary services. First, the antique scenario was provided by Minuteman Rich Batstone and third person edited. He had driven his "new" unrestored tudor to the meet in Hyannis last year. On the way home, unaccompanied by other A's, the generator bearing failed. He pulled over
right under the shadow of the Bourne Bridge. Within minutes, a gentleman came into the driveway where he
was parked and asked if he needed help. It turns out the gentleman was going to the shop owned by the company he worked for on a Sunday to do some personal work. He invited Rich to drive his car into the well
equipped shop.
Rich removed the generator and found it needed a new bearing and a few other things. The gentleman said
one of his co-workers owned a Model A and suggested he would call him to see if he could assist. That man
came right over and as soon as he understood the problem. He offered to remove the generator from his own
car (at home) and bring it back to loan to Rich, so he could make it home. Awesome! Rich installed the loaner
generator and drove home without any problems. The next day he removed the loaner and shipped it back to
his benefactor with great thanks and a few little gifts. This was a perfect example of the kindness and helpfulness of the Model A community.
The second modern scenario was experienced by Jude and I and our recent road trip to the south for Auntie
Mae’s 94th birthday. The trip itinerary consisted of stops in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina, Georgia, three locations in Florida, South Carolina, Pennsylvania and back home. While
leaving Virginia after an overnighter, our 2001 Town and Country Chrysler sedan stuttered one morning
while in reverse and in forward. The problem was only for a few minutes. No problems to and from or Fayetteville, North Carolina. This stop was not an overnighter. However, the problem returned as we were leaving
Myrtle Beach South Carolina, after an overnighter. The stutter was a lot worse this time, but it again cleared.
I called my mechanic back home and he recommended a shop in Myrtle Beach. Gary at C&G Auto and Truck
repair was absolutely accommodating. He took the car for a ride and analyzed the computer printout. Of
course, the car was running great right, by now. He had the car for about 45 minutes. He could not find anything wrong with it. There was no charge for his time and effort. He didn’t want to work on something that
wasn’t broke. It was a five-star experience.
Next stop was Savannah Georgia where the car was valet parked for two days. Now it was stuttering badly,
the orange engine light appeared and did not go away. I googled for a local shop and found RPM Autoworx .
Luckily for us, owner Moira Sheehan answered the call and was happy to help. The spark plugs were shot.
The wiring to the plugs was frayed so badly they shorted out after a damp morning start.
We all know the chances we are taking having auto repairs done on the road far away from home. However, if
you find yourself in need of such assistance in Myrtle Beach SC or Savannah, GA I highly recommend these
two five-star repair shops. (See below)
Smart Model A travelers always bring a roster of Model A contacts on their long journeys. It is nice to build
such a list for modern cars as well.
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Calendars
2014 Minuteman Tours
* Events
Fashion
From Roaring 20’s Lawn Party 2014
Denise & Pat Martone
NOT starting at the Grange
November 2014
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Sun Wright’s Chicken Farm Tour 10:00
Tue Club Monthly Meeting *
18:30
Sat Frostbite Tour
10:00
Wed Dinner Tour *
18:30
December 2014
Big Apple
Home
5 Fri Holiday Party *
10:00
7 Sun Maynard Christmas Parade *13:00
CONTENTS
Annual Minuteman Auction
Art’s Almanac / Artie Facts
Breakfast Club
Calendars
Class A Ads
Editorial
Fashion
Guiney Tribute
Hershey 2014
MAFCA National Meet 2015
MAFFI
MARC National Meet 2015
Meeting Notice
Membership Renewal Notice
Officers / Key Contacts
Outing – Martha’s Vineyard
Outing – New England Meet
Outing – Windham Junction
Pin-MAR
Presidents Message
Puzzle
Secretary’s Report
Sunshine Report
Tech Talk
Threadhead News
Town Sedan Club Article
Treasurer’s Report
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Annual Minuteman Auction
Tuesday November 4, 2014
PLEASE Remember to bring items to sell
Immediately after the
Minuteman Model A Ford Club Meeting
Featuring: A Live Auction and a Silent Auction
This is the time to get rid of, err, uh, make some of those unused auto parts and collectibles available
to your fellow club members. In our live auction, we’ll sell off your automobilia to the highest bidder, and
in our silent auction, we’ll put out anything you bring on tables – and club members can bid on each item
until the auction is closed.
For those new to the Minuteman Club, this is a fun event where members bring in things they want
to sell or donate to the club – and the club will split the proceeds with you. Past live-auction items have included horns, tool sets, and an almost-new auto part that someone really, really needed. The silent auction
has included home-baked goods, house wares, books and you-name-it.
The management does reserve the right to reject any items it deems unsalable, and any unsold items MUST
be taken home with you.
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Minuteman Outing
Tour to Windham Junction
20 September 2014
This year's trip to Windham Junction in NH. was quite a treat. We had a total of
29 cars attending which included our own cars and that of the White Mountain Model A
Club from the Concord, NH area. Kay and Jon (owners of WJ) were able to handle this
large group easily and we were soon enjoying dining, shopping, admiring cars, and getting to know each other. A big thank you to Leigh Green from the White Mountain club
who helped to arrange this combined tour.
We are planning to make this happen again next summer and hope to have members of the Pine Tree Model A Club from Maine join us, also. Should be a fun gathering.
Thanks all of you for making this a wonderful day
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Minuteman Outing
2014 New England Meet
Long Island, NY
Sept 11-14
9 members of the Minuteman club traveled to Long Island to attend the 58th NE Model A Meet in Hauppauge,
NY; hosted by the Model A Club of Long Island. The Lindens, Doyles, Adams, Martones and Bruce Marshall made their way to New London, CT to take the ferry to Orient Point,
NY. Our Model A’s, along with others from CT and MA, were loaded on the
ferry for our 1 and half hour crossing. It was a very calm day which made it a
comfortable ride. Our group split up once we docked, with the Adams’ and
Pat M. going to the hotel; while the Lindens, Doyles and Bruce M. took
two additional ferries to get to the south island and visit the historic Montauk Light which was commissioned by George Washington. We arrived at
the hotel to see the parking lot loaded with Model A’s.
Friday was a self-touring day and we went to
the scenic Fire Island where we visited the
Fire Island Lighthouse. The weather was picture perfect and we took a walk on
the beach before heading to the lighthouse. We toured the various lighthouse
buildings and got to see the original First Order Fresnel Lens and the mechanisms that turned the lens and kept the oil lamp lit. The view of the light was
pretty neat and we thought the Model A in front of the light would make a good
picture, so we convinced the staff to let us drive up for a photo session, once we
got the school kids on a field trip out of the picture. Lunch at a local diner was a
challenge, to eat all the food they served. One meal could have fed two people.
Friday night was a dinner with a Frank Sinatra impersonator who was pretty good.
Saturday was the Grand Tour. 150 Model As were dispatched on a route the was 35 miles long, which included
some planned “U” turns so we got to see the Model A’s coming and going, so to speak. The tour ended at Deep
Well Farm, the historic home of NYC Mayor Gaynor. Lunch was under the Big Top
tent after we viewed the Model A’s and visited the local country store. From Deep
Well it was only 6 miles to the host hotel, but a few of us continued to the quaint
town of Port Jefferson before making the return trip.
The evening banquet featured a Beatles group which was very good.
The event was the Sunday Awards brunch which was very efficient. The car awards
and the raffles went very smoothly and finished at 10:30, which allowed us to try to
get an early ferry back to New London.
Unfortunately the ferries were booked so
we had to wait for our scheduled reservation. The nice thing was the ferry had a
large number of Model A’s on board. Once off the ferry it was a
pleasant ride back home. Next year’s meet will be held in Mystic, CT
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Minuteman Outing
Tour to Martha’s Vineyard
17 - 19 October 2014
The Minuteman Club took it's annual Fall Tour, traveling to the beautiful island of Martha's
Vineyard, a place they last visited as a group in 2006. The tour was led by Tom Zappala, and
included Minutemen (and women) Andy and Marilyn Adams, Rich and Linda Batstone,
Wayne and Susan Champagne, Vin and Nicki DelMastro, Mike and Grace Doyle, Rick and Anna
Gadbois, John and Shirley Jacobson, Jim and Laura Jacobson, Doug and Nan Linden, Bruce
Marshall and Cookie Smith, Craig and Karen Martin, Len and Peg Michalak, Bob Schenk, Jim
Anderson, Steve and Donna Smith, Jack Stokinger and Jo Johnson, And Tony and Jude Zeoli.
Lisa Zappala joined the crew on Friday evening, arriving on the island by alternative transport.
The tour got off to a slow start for the Jacobson and Zappala vehicles, and the Jacobsons responded
quickly, swapping out their Fordor for a more modern vehicle. Tom Zappala took the slower route, coaxing his woody wagon down to West Bridgewater before, hours later, pulling out the Triple-A Black card
and calling for a lift home. While the rest of the tour group (including the Jacobson clan) made it down
to Woods Hole in time for lunch and the 2:30 PM ferry, Zappala arrived on the island by days end, on the
8:30 PM boat and driving a Jeep Wrangler.
The Grand Tour of the island went off as scheduled and included a scenic and leisurely jaunt around the
islands six towns. The group stopped at the Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting Association campground
and took in the beautifully decorated gingerbread houses surrounding the tabernacle. The 16-car caravan
then toured past two of the islands four lighthouses, at East Chop and at West Chop, in Tisbury (or Vineyard Haven). The group then proceeded up island, stopping at The Granary Gallery (an antique and art
gallery), Alley's General Store (in West Tisbury), and then for lunch at The Menemsha Fish Market,
where the group enjoyed the "Minuteman Special" of Lobster Rolls and Fish Sandwiches, and Clam Chowder is a seaside setting. The group toured to Menemsha and then on to Aquinnah through some of the
prettiest countryside around, past farms and beaches, and with the miles and limes of stone walls reminding all of the vineyards agrarian past. At Aquinnah, the group took in the island's third lighthouse and
the gay cliffs that overlook the island's south shore. The tour finished up by the Edgartown lighthouse, a
stately affair, and the group took in the quaint shops and scenic beauty of Edgartown before returning to
The Island Inn, the groups home for the weekend in Oak Bluffs.
Model As were seen in and around Edgartown and Oak Bluffs all weekend as the group dined in and
around these two towns. On Sunday morning, the group toured collectively over to Vineyard Haven, in
order to catch breakfast at The Black Dog Restaurant and then, sadly, the ferry home. The weather was
fantastic, and the group found itself back on the mainland and back home by the end of the day - and
without event. It was a great weekend for all.
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Minuteman Outing
Tour to Martha’s Vineyard
17 - 19 October 2014
Minuteman Dick Krug was
spotted vacationing with his
family in Edgartown.
Photos by
Jo Johnson
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Minuteman News
Hershey 2014
Our Minuteman Model A Ford Club was well
represented at Hershey, this year. Wayne Champagne, John Erb, Bill Hurley, Peter Kaptain, Clyde
Kelton, Doug Linden, Bruce Marshall, Peg and Lenny
Michalak, Tim O’Brien, John Pierce, Dave Robbins,
Dick Stitt, Jack Stokinger, Gene Tallone, Rich Weintraub, and Jude and Tony Zeoli attended the event.
Some Hershey inner-circle people having a
beer after a day at the field .
Left to right
Jack Stokinger, Wayne Champagne,
Doug Linden, Gene Tallone, Dick Stitt
and Bruce Marshall
Photo provided by Gene
A Very Poor Attendance Record
After having helped establish the Pinellas Model A Restorers (Pin-MAR) in 1964 and being drafted for the
Vietnam Conflict in 1965, Tony Zeoli attended his first club meeting in 49 years. He finally happened to
be in Florida on a club meeting date. He thanked the audience for keeping the club alive, for expanding
the interest to all antiques automobiles and for keeping the name Pin-MAR. He announced that he located
two other charter members in Brooksville, Florida, Pat and Buster Webb. Buster was Tony’s supervisor
at Publix in 1962. Buster introduced Tony to the Model A during that employment. Pat and Buster are,
again, members of Pin-MAR
.
President Ron Roberson and all members in attendance made Jude and Tony feel quite welcomed. It was
a pleasure for Tony re-meet fellow charter member Rich Fraze. They compared memory notes in which
Rich had more to contribute. Finally, It was special privilege to meet Tony’s club newsletter editing
counterpart Sherrie Roberson for , The Pin-MAR News, She has been his inspiration for the Oil Leak.
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Minuteman News
Wednesday Breakfast Club
Fall is here. As we bring the year to a close, some club
members are more apt bring alternative vehicles to this
weekly meeting. There is usually something interesting
going each week.
For example, Don Ross brought a very nice such car to
our October 15, gathering. It is registered as a 1981 but it
is a cross between a 1928 Mercedes and 1935 Duesenberg.
for our discussion enjoyment. We meet at the Big Apple
Deli, 331 Boston Post Road. Marlborough MA. Breakfast
begins at 08:00 and lasts until … Where business is booming and help is needed. Join us!
Please Call
508-229-2829
Other
Quilt
Joyce’s
Quilt
This quilt was on display at a quilt shop in western MA Tony Zeoli, self-appointed quilt critic, gave the quilt (on
the left) craftsmanship a rating of 78%. Now, look at the same styled quilt done by Joyce Croci that has earned
a 97%, by Tony. If you look closely at both quilts you will be able to see the superior quality of Joyce’s quilt. Nice!
A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.
George Bernard Shaw
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Minuteman News
Art’s Almanac
Artie-Facts
November 1979 35 years
OK SMARTIE, TRY THIS ONE
No report on file.
November 1989 25 years
1--Where was the first three-color traffic
light installed?
Minuteman accepts hosting the N E Meet every 6 years.
Doug Linden runs for Directorship of MAFCA.
J J, our lame-duck President, avoids a fine
for his photo of a "cow light" in the Restorer.
2--Where was the first Drive In movie?
November 1999
3--What car beat the Kia with a
"perpetual guarantee?
15 years
Apple picking to Hollis NH, lead by the Snedens.
Mystery Tour ends at Donacesca's in the dark.
Leader, P MacDonald. Fitz Stevens passes away.
14 Model A's pay fond farewell at the cemetery.
Answers: 1--Detroit, 1919.
2--Camden NJ, 1933
3--The ACME in Reading, PA.
"perpetual" from 1904 to 1911
2014 dues are due. Clip and mail in with a check
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Minuteman News
JOIN
THE
MODEL
A FORD
TOWN
SEDAN
CLUB
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Article Reprinted
from the
Town sedan Times
Vol. 14 Iss. 9
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National News
MAFFI
Minuteman brick at the
Model A Ford Museum
in Michigan
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MAFFI’s President on Model A Day IV
Dear Club Liaison Friends,
Model A Day IV is in the history books. It was a fun and successful event, as was the Annual
Trustee Meeting which took place on Thursday, September 18th.
At the meeting we had a full agenda, welcoming in new Trustees and saying a temporary goodbye
to departing trustees. New trustees Stan Braden, Gene Tallone, and Jim Thomas were sworn
in using a newly adopted oath of office, which all trustees present, chose to take as
well. Departing trustees at the meeting were Howard Truchot, Phil Ierardi and Randy
Sierk. Gene Tallone was elected as the new treasurer to replace Howard Truchot. Stan
Braden's wife Carol took notes for use in preparation of the minutes.
Each trustee was given an opportunity to make a report on their areas of responsibility. An investment committee was appointed with their first report due on Feb 1. Many other topics such
as storage, expansion, insurance, finances and future strategies were discussed and motions
passed. When ready, the minutes will publish the plans and decisions made.
Friday was a work day, doing museum upkeep projects and preparing for the big day on Saturday.
On Friday Night a live band played era music for the Cruise-In which was attended by people in
Model A's as well as a variety of there interesting cars. It was a beautiful evening - the Diner was
open, the Model A Museum was open, pretty much Heaven on Earth.
On Saturday more than 100 Model A's rolled onto the grounds and a crowd of several hundred
people enjoyed a day that threatened rain, but the rain stayed away until late afternoon. Special
display cars in front of the museum included the newly donated (Bill Edstrom) Taxi, the recently donated Deluxe Phaeton and Roadster Pickup (Paul Fagan). Also a Model N, and two
Model K Fords and a Town Car were brought for the day by Tim Kelly. Inside was the recently
donated (Beckwith) '29 roadster. The Secrets of Speed Society held their annual gathering at the
same time and added a lot of interest to the overall event.
Seminars by Anne Neely-Beck; Ron Ehrenhofer, Dick Dorato and Rich Falluca were very
well attended.
The ceremony to induct the first two members of the Model A Ford Hall of Fame, Henry and Edsel, went off well. A new display has been created so that every year new members can be inducted and honored with a photograph on the museum walls.
Ken and Helen Ehrenhofer were presented with the annual Volunteer of the Year plaque for
their many contributions to the success of the foundation over the past years.
The Swap Meet was very successful with lots of good Model A items and other vendors mixed
in. A rebuilt engine was offered in a silent auction. It was a great start for what we hope will be a
reason to attend Model A Day at Gilmore every year.
We haven't tallied up the income from the gate, sales and swap meet, but that will be done
soon. It usually takes Gilmore a little while to determine the bottom line gate receipts. But one
thing is for sure; all these things do not happen without a lot of hard work by a lot of people. Thank you all for your individual and collective efforts to make it a good event. We keep improving and I know it will be even better next year.
Thanks,
Stan Johnson, President
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Tech Talk
WARNING:
Be careful greasing throw-out bearing collar housing. Putting too much
grease can cause problems. I experienced such a problem first hand, after failing to notify my
mechanic about using too much grease. For a test ride, I took my 1930 Town Sedan the club’s
Breakfast Club gathering, a 28 mile run. I could not shift without grinding in all three gears
Fortunately for me, shifting during the ride back home was trouble free. Thanks to Jack
Stokinger and Pat Martone, I was reminded to read the following from the famous model A
Lubrication Chart:
Lubricate the clutch release bearing every 2000 miles (Pressure gun). This is done by removing the hand hole cover and turning the bearing until the lubricating fitting ids on top, and
easy to get at. NOTE: The clutch is a dry disc type clutch and should never be oiled.
Duh,
Tony Zeoli
It took a Hershey
rendezvous
to
catch
up
with
Bruce Marshall
for his “Miss Lube
Rack” contest win
in the April 2014
issue of the Oil
Leak. Here Jude
Zeoli
presents
Bruce with his
can of nuts prize.
Tribute to Bill Guiney
11 October 2014
About 60 people attended a memorial service at Grace
Baptist Church in Hudson MA. Bill was a founder of
the Bay A’s Model A Ford Club of Arlington MA
Can you solve this problem???
What spot number is the car parked in?
Be the first to email your correct answer to:
[email protected] to be recognized in Oil Leak!
WANTED !!!!!!!!!!
Class “A” Ad
Looking for a very professionally restored 30-31 Model A in excellent to pristine condition that
doesn't have any major issues. NOT A 20 FOOTER. If you have one you'd like to sell or know of
someone selling one please call me or forward this message. A very serious cash buyer.
CONTACT:[email protected] (774)-551-6367
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Class “A” Ads
For Sale Recently refurbished 1931 Model A Ford
Roadster for sale in Holden, MA. $17,900 O.B.O.
Garaged and in running condition.
Please contact Josh at (323) 877-5362 for more information.
Here is the link to the ad I have on Craig's List...
http://worcester.craigslist.org/atq/4600432952.html
For Sale
Stewart Warner Horn model 114-A which is unrestored,
works well and is loud. I'm sure you are aware that this model is hand or
foot powered not dependent on 6 or 12 volt battery voltage. The horn
has minute rust spots which should clean up nicely for repainting by new
owner. The horn is free of dents and abuse. Photos are enclosed. My
asking price is $175.00 Contact: Paul Nisula [email protected]
For Sale
Dick Krug
1931 Model A Coupe
Acton, MA
7 K miles on rebuilt engine
978-263-8384
978-505-7471 cell Dual side mounts with trunk
Same owner for twenty years
French gray w/ red pinstripe
For Sale
1928-29 chassis It is a good running motor. Body
and fenders were removed from complete car. It has 16" wheels &
tires. Has the 2 tooth style steering box. Generator and starter recently rebuilt. Has new battery. $2500.00 firm.
1929 Shay Replica Roadster.
recently painted, runs and
drives excellent. Modern
driveline for dependability.
Asking $15, 500.00 or BRO.
Can be seen by appointment
only.
Contact: PV Antique and Classic
Ford, Inc. 978-851-9159 or
[email protected]
Contact: PV Antique and
Classic Ford, Inc.
978-851-9159 or
[email protected]
Smitty’s Custom
Contact Don at [email protected]
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Steve Smith
Sheet metal fabrication and body
repair, modern rear shock kits.
Other Model A related work.
Ph:978-356-2302
Email [email protected]
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Minuteman Model “A” Ford Club
PO Box 545, Sudbury, MA 01776
November 2014
Please
Mail to:
Be sure to visit www.oilleak.org
REMINDER
Next Club Meeting
November 4, 2014
7:00 P.M.
Our next club meeting is at our
regular location the Memorial
Congregational Church
See you there!
Auction
Tuesday
November 4, 2014
GET YOUR STUFF READY!
Monthly meetings are held on most
first Tuesdays of the month at the
Memorial Congregational Church at
26 Concord Rd in Sudbury, MA 01776.
Tire kicking at 7:00 PM
Club Meetings begin at 7:30 P.M.
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