Mar - Thunderbird Circle of Orange County

BIRDS-EYE-VIEW
March, 2012
CHAPTER 78 OF CLASSIC THUNDERBIRD CLUB INTERNATIONAL
Volume 39, Number 3
Second Year Recipient
OUR NEW WEBSITE
IS UP AND RUNNING, SEE PAGE 2 FOR MORE INFO
Founded August 4, 1973
WWW.THUNDERBIRDCIRCLE.COM
BOB’S TWO BITS
President’s message
The new calendar year is speeding by! Our club
has already had two board meetings and two
official club functions. Can you name them? If you
can, I say you are staying involved. If not, you are
missing out on a lot of fun. Most recently we had a
function entitled “The Amazing Race”. It was
masterfully coordinated by Dave Natali and Nancy
Robins. What a blast!! Although the number of
members who participated was limited, smiles and
laughs abounded for those who did. You can read
all the details about it in the accompanying pages
of this newsletter. The other recently completed
function was the installation of club officers’ dinner,
which was held at the Claim Jumper Restaurant in
Huntington Beach. That event was highlighted in
the clubs February newsletter and was another fun
get together! Since we don’t want you to feel left
out, at our recent Board of Directors’ meeting we
have been finalizing some new club events. I want
to bring to your attention our next upcoming “don’t
miss” opportunity. We will be having a club dinner
on March 10th at Citrus Café (Redhill and Edinger
Roads) in Tustin. The dinner will begin at 5:00 p.m.
Lynne Rupp has made the arrangements and we
should be able to order off the restaurant’s regular
(delicious) menu. Also, please feel free to drive
your classic cars, as we will be providing a car
guard to assure our Thunderbirds are safe and
SAVE
THESE
sound. Now, turn the pages of this newsletter to
the calendar section (page 10). Check out the
fantastic events lurking on the horizon. WOW…
“Fun, fun, fun and daddy isn’t going to take our
Tbird away”! There is something for everyone. So,
mark your calendars and set a personal goal for
yourself to get involved the year. You will be happy
you did!!
Thanks for reading this edition or YOUR “BirdsEye-View Newsletter” and let’s make this year a
fabulous one for our “Thunderbird Circle” car and
social club.
Bob Gaebel, President
DATES
Saturday, March 10th, Club Dinner, Citrus Café 1481 Tustin Ave. Irvine, Start time 5:00PM Contact
Lynne Rupp at 714-572-9647or email [email protected] . For more information go to:
www.citruscafe.com
See page 12
Saturday, April 22nd, Fabulous Fords Forever, Knott’s Berry Farm www.fabulousfordsforever.org
80th Anniversary of the '32 Ford, 50th Anniversary of the Cobra, & 45th Anniversary of the Mercury
Cougar!
See page 8 & 9
Page 1
Contacts for Events for Next Month
Date
March 10th
Lynne Rupp
April 22nd
Tom Peluso
President:
Bob Gaebel
949-586-2955
[email protected]
Vice President:
Chris Pond
949-273-8647
[email protected]
Secretary:
Lynne Rupp
714-572-9647
[email protected]
Treasurer:
Pete DePaola
714-637-7486
[email protected]
CTCI Representative:
Tom Peluso
949-888-5057
[email protected]
Director at Large:
Nancy Robins
949-249-2082
[email protected]
Director at Large:
Dave Natali
949-494-5632
[email protected]
Editor:
Bob DePaola
714-974-9334
[email protected]
Advertising Chairman
Bob DePaola
714-974-9334
[email protected]
Web-Master
OPEN POSITION
[email protected]
Tech-Tips Interim:
Bob DePaola
714-974-9334
[email protected]
Sunshine Chairperson:
Nancy Still
949-643-8505
[email protected]
Contact
Event
Club Dinner
Fabulous Fords Forever
Board Meeting
The monthly board meetings are normally scheduled for the second
Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM. The next meeting will be on
March 14, 2012 at the home of Pete DePaola. If you would like to be a
part of the meeting or just want to attend, please give any board
member a call and we will make sure there is room for you. All
members are always invited and are encouraged to attend the board
meetings.
Attention
Birds-Eye-Viewers Attention
The Birds-Eye-View is published monthly for the benefit of the
members of the Thunderbird Circle of Orange County and its
advertisers.
All members are welcome to submit articles for
publication at any time. Articles must not be copy protected, if so the
copy right must accompany the article. Send all articles to the editor
via e-mail to: [email protected] or to the editor’s home
address via snail mail. The editor, with the approval of the president
has the right to edit any article submitted for publication.
Questionable language will be omitted. All articles must be received
on or before the 20th of each month to be placed in the following
month’s issue. All articles submitted become the property of the
Thunderbird Circle of Orange County.
Editorial
A New Year normally means new resolutions and sometimes new
changelings and even new things. This year will be nothing different than in
the past. I have made my New Year’s resolutions and have already broken
them. But your club has not. We told you we wanted you to see your club in
a different light. So your officers have put together what we consider some
very good outings and meetings for the coming year.
All you have to do is go to page 10 to see what we have proposed for our
outing and enjoyment. Some of the dates are still open, but we will be filling
in the blanks later on and with your help we may even add a few. We
always include items of interest for you, so if you choose to partake of them
you can.
Additionally, we have revamped our website. Our new webmaster has
completely re-did its look and added a little pizazz. If you go to the website
and click on the “Recent Tours” you will be taken to a new page that has a
list at the top of our past tours and outing. The most current or the last one
will be in the middle of the page. Make sure your speakers are on and the
volume is turned up, then click on it, sit back and enjoy the show.
So just go to www.thunderbirdcircle.com
March, 2012/ page 2
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by Nancy Still
Please wish a Very Happy Birthday to
each of the following members who
may be adding another candle to their
cake but stay young at heart and
certainly do not age in our eyes!
Welcome to another month in the
Sunshine Corner!
Good news is in order this
month. I have not heard of any
members having surgeries or
other illness, so congratulations
to all for staying healthy this
month. For those of you who do not wish to
announce your illness in the newsletter, we
send you our wishes for a speedy recovery.
We all wish Grace Fross a full recovery from her
knee surgery. Hopefully we shall soon see her
driving around tooting her horn in her T-Bird
with a big smile on her face.
Our condolences go to Juanita Bigelow, on the
loss of her mother. Please keep the Bigelow’s in
your thoughts and prays
To all members: Please keep me advised of any
Sunshine information.
Nancy Still:
Sunshine Chairman
Phone: 949-643-8505
Email: [email protected]
3rd
8th
11th
10th
13th
16th
24th
George Haslinger
Ecke Fitzer
Billy Hall
Mike Bigelow
Lee Jones
Pat DeLeone
JoAn Barnett
If we missed your birthday, please let the editor know
Please take a moment and if
possible, we would like to ask you
to
please
wish
a
Happy
Anniversary to the following
couples who are celebrating another wonderful year
together.
3rd
Alan & Patty White
If we missed your anniversary, please let the editor know
March, 2012/ page 3
by Chris Pond
In the January newsletter I gave a little introduction
about how I came to own my project ’57 Tbird but
the story has just begun…
Our
Tbird
found itself
making
its
first trip to
the
West
Coast
in
August, just
about
the
time that I
finished my
MBA
from
Pepperdine. I was wondering what I would do with
all the free time now that my nights and weekends
were not going to be spent in class or group
meetings. Before I could get bored the Tbird arrived
at my doorstep thanks to an enclosed car hauler. In
fact, our ’57 got to make the trip out West with a
1930’s Mercedes that Jay Leno had just purchased.
We thought it was fine company indeed for the old
“Personal Car”. It wasn’t too long before I started to
dive in and see what I was faced with to get our Bird
back on the road.
For two reasons I started the restoration work with
repairing the floors.
The first reason
was because it
would afford me
some good practice
using the welder on
areas that wouldn’t
be seen. The other
reason
was
because I wanted to
make sure the body
was
properly
secured
to
the
frame before I got it
running and driving because I knew I would want to
drive it (of course). I think the car was parked on an
incline because the passenger side rocker panel
and floors were as holey as Swiss cheese but the
driver side was mostly solid. It appears the floor
braces started to trap water and rusted the inner
rocker panel, floor braces, and floor boards directly
above the braces. The good news was the rust was
only on the flat portions of the floor so I could avoid
a full floor pan patch and make my own out of
some 18 gauge sheet metal.
It was quite a sight to have a work light under the
car and not be able to see the light shine through
the floor. I guess I like to find pleasure in the small
things! Once the floors were all in place I moved on
to cutting out the
old floor braces and
welding in some
new
ones
I
purchased
from
Larry’s Thunderbird.
They were a single
piece design but
needed
a
little
attention with the
hammer and dolly
before installation.
With the inner rocker out of the car the floor braces
slid
into
place with
relative
ease.
I
drilled
some ¼”
holes so I
could
rosette
weld the
braces to
the
now
repaired
floor pans. It was quite a treat to get in the car with
the new braces installed and the body bolted to the
frame. The floor didn’t budge when I sat and stood
on it so I guess I did a pretty good job! Again,
pleasure in small things I suppose. Keep up with
the latest progress at:
http://riseofthethunderbird.wordpress.com
March, 2012, page 4
(aka Mystery Tour)
Some members were quicker than others to
figure out the answer (The Atlantic Charter) and
when they answered it correctly, they got their
next clue.
by David Natali
It was a cool and crisp Saturday morning when
the members descended upon Carl’s Jr. in
Tustin to begin the Amazing Race.
What a sight to see the little birds in the parking
lot awaiting the start of the race. At 9:15 the
racers opened their first clue and were “off and
running” to the Great Park in Irvine. There they
encountered Nancy Robins and their first
detour, needing to
answer
the
question,
“what
happened
on
August 14, 1941?”
The Great Park
has a walkway
which has an
historical timeline
noting many important milestones in our history.
Their next destination was Fashion Island in
Newport Beach with the assignment to find the
wind chime mural, created in 1967. Now the
techies in the race
quickly goggled the
artwork to discover it
was near Robinsons
Department
Store.
One
problem,
Robinsons
left
Fashion Island years
ago, so unless they
remembered where it
one was, they were
left to their own
hunting skills to find
the mural.
With
Stephanie
Williamson
and
Glenn
Still
dispensing the clues,
the racers managed to find them.
Once they found it, their next clue had them
taking the Balboa Ferry from Balboa Island to
Balboa Peninsula.
see Amazing Race, continued on page 6
March, 2012/ page 5
would find our club President Bob Gaebel with a
detour and clue.
continued from page 5
Now if you have to
ask what is with the
red tape between
the cars is for, it is
obvious you were
not there.
Just
suffice to say,
DON’T ASK.
Now that they were on Balboa Peninsula, they
had to find Mr. Balboa’s Barbershop.
Mr. Balboa is the late Wayne Moses, one of our
long standing members in the club. Many of the
members used to get their haircut there and the
barbershop is still run by Wayne’s wife Linda
and her companion Tony. Our club Secretary
Lynne Rupp was there to work the clue box.
With no time for a shave and a haircut, the
racers were now headed to Laguna Hills Mall to
find their next clue. Somewhere in the mall they
The detour had them finding Ruby’s Diner and
determining
the number of
airplanes
hanging from
the track in the
ceiling.
Once they had
that answer (8
airplanes), it was
on
to
Fuddruckers and
the finish line.
The order of
finish was Jon
Tabasim and his
son
Jordan,
Chris and Katie Pond, and Denny and Katie
Pike (all in the non-early bird category), then
followed by Ed and Irene Zaleski, Tom and
Joyce Peluso, and Ron Barnett. After a great
lunch at Fuddruckers, the gas card prizes were
given to John Tabasim and the Zaleski’s.
see Amazing Race, continued on page 12
March, 2012/ page 6
FOR SALE
Memphis, Tennessee
August 21-25, 2012
Cook Convention Center
On behalf of the Memphis Classic Thunderbird Club,
I’d like to extend an invitation to the 2012 CTCI
International Convention in Memphis, TN. The
event will be held at the Cook Convention Center in
Downtown Memphis, August 21st – 25th, 2012.
The Concourse will be indoors at the Convention
Center, and Beale Street, the Mississippi River, Sun
Studio, Graceland, and World Famous BBQ are all
on the agenda! Because response has already
been so strong, we now have multiple hotels
available.
More information is also available at:
http://memphisthunderbirds.com/2012convention/reservationsandregistration.html
Rick Miller
2012 CTCI Convention Chairman
901-861-2387
2005 Thunderbird
Must sell due to relocation
50th Year Anniversary edition
California car
Red with red hard top
Black leather interior in excellent condition
Well maintained only 20,086 miles
Extended warranty until 12/2012
Removable hard top with storage stand
Includes bra
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Joe & Criss Rodriguez 760-977-7922
March, 2012/ page 7
27th ANNUAL
FABULOUS FORDS FOREVER!
THE MOST GIGANTIC CAR SHOW EVER
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
FORD CAR CLUBS –WESTERN REGION
EXTENDS AN INVITATION TO
FABULOUS FORDS FOREVER
An exhibition of Fantastic Fords
from 1903 to 2012
52 classes
2,000 ENTRIES EXPECTED
SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 2012
Knott’s Berry Farm, Buena Park, California
www.fabulousfordsforever.org
March, 2012, page 8
March, 2012, page 9
2012 CLUB EVENTS AND OTHER FUNCTIONS OF INTEREST
Date
Event
Club
Event
Contact
January 20
Installation Dinner, Claim Jumper, 18050 Brookhurst St.
Fountain Valley http://www.claimjumper.com/
Yes Ron Barnett
February 4
Amazing Race/Mystery Tour
Yes Dave Natali
February 11
Dr. George Car Show, Palm Springs
www.palmspringscruisinassociation.com/
DrGeorgeCarShow.htm
Yes Mike Bigelow
February 18
Yanks Air Museum, Chino, www.yanksair.com
Yes See Flyer
March 10
Club Dinner, Citrus Café 5:00PM www.citruscafe.com
Yes Lynn Rupp
April 22
Fabulous Fords Forever, Knott’s Berry Farm
www.fabulousfordsforever.org
Yes Tom Peluso
May 5-6
Palm Springs Tramway http://www.pstramway.com/
Yes Tom Peluso
May 12
Free “All Ford Year’s Swap Meet”, 3855 E. La Palma,
Anaheim. 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM. www.socalefv8.org
No Pete DePaola
Tom Peluso
June 2
Hollywood Forever Cemetery Tour
http://cemeterytour.com/
Yes Tom Peluso
June 2
Huntington Beach Concourse http://hbconcours.org/
No
July 4
…..Day
Anaheim Hills Parade
Yes Pete DePaola
or
http://occommunitynetwork.com/blog/2011/06/08/anaheimhills-fourth-of-july-celebration-activities-on-july-4/
July 4 ….Day
Lake Forest 4th Parade
Yes Bob Gaebel
http://www.lakeforestca.gov/4thjuly/default.asp
July 4
….Evening
July 4 Bar B Que
Yes Bob Gaebel
August 15
Del Mar Horse Races, Del Mar
http://www.dmtc.com/racinginfo/
Yes Ron Barnett
September TBD Nethercutt Museum, 15151 Bledsoe Street
Sylmar, CA 91342 http://www.nethercuttcollection.org/
Yes Chris Pond
October 7
All Ford Picnic and Car Show, Anaheim, CA
www.socalefv8.org
Yes Pete DePaola
October TBD
Oktoberfest
Yes Dan and Chris
Jurenka
November TBD Dinner and Election
Yes Chris Pond
November
TBD
Yes Chris Pond
Peterson Auto Museum www. http://petersen.org/
December TBD Christmas Dinner
Yes Bob Gaebel
December 8
Yes Tom Peluso
Laguna Niguel Christmas Parade
www.lagunaniguelparade.com
March, 2012, page 10
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March, 2012, page 11
continued from page 6
Once we had the formalities out of the way,
who came in first,
second etc., etc., we
than had a great lunch
at Fuddruckers. As
you can see in the
following pictures, we
all had a great time
discussing the trials
and tribulations of the
day’s race.
Our club will be doing what we do best; we are
going to have another wonderful dinner party.
This one was planned by our very own Lynne
Rupp. She has selected a fantastic location. This
dinner is at the Citrus Café, 1481 Tustin Ave.
Irvine. Citrus Café is a bustling neighbourhood
restaurant
in
the
commercial
district of Tustin at the corner of Redhill and
Edinger. Our planned start time is 5:00PM
We will have a room to ourselves and will be able
to order off the menu. The Citrus Cafe has great
choices of appetizers, burgers, sandwiches,
pizza, salads, pasta and entrées. Wine and beer
is also available for purchase.
A car guard will be provided, so bring your
Thunderbirds. There is plenty of parking.
R.S.V.P. by Wednesday, March 8th to Lynne
Rupp. For more information go to their website
at: www.citruscafe.com. For more information
contact Lynne at 714-572-9647 or email her at
[email protected].
Now is the time of year we all need to get ready
for that spring clean and what better way than to
start by gathering up all those old parts you don’t
need any longer and box them up. Rather than
giving them away, how about you bring them to
the next FORD swap meet. Yes you heard me
correctly; we will be participating in the great ALL
FORD parts swap meet.
May 12th, 7:00AM to 2:00PM
3855 E. La Palma Ave, Anaheim
So until next time
race fans! Enjoy
your Thunderbirds
and we will see you
at the next Great
Race or Mystery
Tour or whatever.
Free to all buyers, spectators, lookie-loos or just
plain loafers. Sellers: Free to V8 Club members,
non-members only $5.00 per 8’ X 12’ space,
(parking space). If you wish to reserve a space to
sell please call Joe Lipuma at 714-961-8468. No
household items allowed. This is for car and
related stuff!! Coffee & donuts will be on sale.
Editor’s note: I will be there and I got both Tbird and V8 Stuff.
March, 2012/ page 12
THUNDERBIRD CIRCLE
ORANGE COUNTY
BOARD MEETING
February 8, 2012
Meeting was called to order by outgoing
president Bob Gaebel at 7:00 pm.
Board members attending were Bob Gaebel,
Bob Gaebel, Chris Pond, Pete DePaola, Lynne
Rupp, Bob DePaola, Tom Peluso, Dave Natali
and Nancy Robins. Guest present Ron Barnett.
President's Report: Bob Gaebel discussed
club activities for the 2012 year.
Vice President Report: Chris Pond needs
board members CTCI numbers. Please send
the information to Chris if not already sent
Swap Meet. There is a $5.00 charge if you wish
to sell your wares. May also brings a trip to
Palm Springs and June the Hollywood Forever
Cemetery tour for all the ghouls. Ron Barnett is
working on a trip to the Del Mar Race Track for
August. For July Bob and Chris are looking at
parades for the 4th of July. Also, a BBQ was
talked about for after the parade, looking for a
location. Pageant of the Thunderbirds was also
recommended as a nice TBOC activity.
Next board meeting will be held on Wednesday,
March 14th, 7pm at Pete DePaola's home.
Address is 4343 Addington Drive, Anaheim
92807. Telephone number is (714) 637-7486.
Meeting adjourned at 8:50PM by Bob Gaebel.
Respectfully submitted,
Lynne Rupp, Secretary
Treasurer's Report: Pete DePaola is working
on getting the bank signature cards updated.
Secretary's Report: Lynne Rupp; Since the
minutes were printed in the Bird's Eye View and
the board members reported they had read the
minutes and there were no changes or
corrections, they approved as printed.
Sunshine Report: Nancy Still was not at the
board meeting, no report.
Newsletter Editor Report:
Bob DePaola
requested members to send articles, stories,
pictures, etc... Anything of interest for club
members is appreciated. All articles need to be
submitted by the 20th of the month.
Avertising Report: Bob DePaola reported that
he has received renewal from some of the
advertisers, one advertiser did not renew.
Old Business: Bob DePaola gave the board
members a sneak preview of the website.
There was some discussion on some various
changes, but for the most part the web site
looked pretty good. Bob will get back to the web
master regarding changes.
Everyone who attended the Amazing Race on
February 4th had a terrific time. A great big
thank you to Dave and Nancy for all the hard
work required for the event.
New Business:
Activities were discussed.
The March dinner meeting will be held at the
Citrus Cafe in Tustin. Directions and information
is printed in this newsletter. For April the
Fabulous Ford show, May 12th is the Early V-8
Power Ford & Lincoln, in the Tustin
Auto Center has set aside a day for
the Ford family. On Saturday, March
10th from 10:00AM – 2:00PM,
Power Ford, which is located at 2 Auto Center
Drive, Tustin, 714-832-3300, will cordon off
their front display lot just for us. Yes we will be
allowed to show off our classic Ford cars for
all the world to see and if that is not enough
for you to bring out you Thunderbird, They will
be offering lunch too.
So dust off that Ford of yours and bring it out.
This is a good time for us to show off our cars
and maybe even get some interest in our club
at the same time. Oh your Thunderbird is not
ready to be seen yet, well that’s OK. Do you
have a classic Mustang? Or maybe that Retro
Thunderbird you have been hiding. Well that’s
OK too, bring it out. We want you to
participate also. Come one come all. This will
be a day to tell all about our club and how
great we are. For more Information just call
Tom Peluso. See you there.
March, 2012/page 13
Stamp
Birds-Eye-View
Bob DePaola
5933 E. Camino Manzano
Anaheim Hills, CA 92807-3214
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