WES WIEBE`S 1931 MODEL A PICK UP

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VOL. ISSUE 08
55 AUGUST 2014
WES WIEBE’S 1931 MODEL A PICK UP
MCAAC’S PONY CORRAL CRUISE NITE
WAS RAINED OUT BUT RESCHEDULED FOR
PHOTO BY OTTO SO
SEPTEMBER 21ST
CANADA
AUTO
1688 St. Matthews Avenue @ Route 90
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3H 0A2
(204) 775-CARS (204) 775-2277
Fax: (204) 788-1587
Email: [email protected]
www.canadaautoservice.com
SERVING WINNIPEG
SINCE 1935
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
BY
BRYNE MCKAY
J
uly was a busy month with us going
to the Half Moon twice, once for our
monthly luncheon and again as the
Feature Club to celebrate their 76 th
Anniversary. We were fed and entertained
twice by senior centres. We were
scheduled to be the Feature Club at the
Pony Corral but that was rained out.
Hopefully it will be rescheduled for
September 21st. By the time you read this we will be well into
August and will have enjoyed the Planes Trains & Auto Tour
and another Half Moon luncheon. Later in the month is one of
our most popular events, the Corn Roast at the Mavins.
Remember to check the Side Mount ‘Upcoming Events’ and
watch out for emails from Paul Horch.
At our August 14th general meeting we will be joined by Gary
Glowa the Safety and Legislation chair and possibly other
executive members from MAAC. Gary will be attending to hear
any concerns we have, especially our concerns with pricing of
the Collector Plate insurance. Be sure to attend, it should be
very informative.
For several years we have been
trying to reduce our costs of
printing the newsletter by
encouraging members to switch to
email copy only. We have had
some success. Out of 185
members only 55 receive the hard
copy. Since the last increase in
postal rates it would be advantageous to further reduce the
number of hard copies. It costs $1.75 each to print and 1.80
each to mail. In a year that equals $42.60 per member. You
can see the $42.00 membership fee (hard copy) doesn’t even
cover the cost of the newsletter. Plus, approximately half are
mailed to Honorary Life members who have their membership
fee waived. If you receive a hard copy and have an email
address please consider switching to email only.
Whether you are reading this on your computer or on paper
enjoy this month’s newsletter. ☺
NEXT GENERAL MEETING • Thursday, Aug. 14 @ 7:00 p.m • Headingley Community Centre at 5353 Portage Ave.
EDITOR’S
NOTES
BY JEFF
RENTZ
Vol. 55 Issue #08 August 2014 — Sidemount Reporter 1
AROUND
THE
CLUB...
MCAAC 7 ANNUAL
SHOW & SHINE
TH
WORDS BY PAUL HORCH
PHOTOS BY GEORGE PENNER
The 7th annual MCAAC Show and Shine was held Saturday,
June 7th at the Headingley Community Centre and Jim’s
Garages. The day was nice and sunny, but a bit cool, and very
windy. All in all, much better weather than we’ve had for a long
time. Cars started arriving and registering around 9 AM. We
had a very good turnout with 74 cars registered and another 25
to 30 not registered. We collected 195 pounds of non-perishable
food items for Winnipeg Harvest, an all-time best.
A highlight of the day was seeing Ed Turner who will be 100
years old in a few months. Ed was in good spirits and
enjoyed the day. Jim Pearn who is responsible for the museum
being built, also showed up for a while. I was fortunate to get
several pictures of Ed and Jim. For many years, Ed and Jim
were very active in club events and restoration of ancient
automobiles. It was great to see them together at the show.
As usual, we gave out die cast model cars as prizes in various
categories:
Best GM went to John Ewing for his metallic blue 1947 Buick
Roadmaster convertible. 1947 was a wonderful year...just ask
me why.
Close to 40 members showed up on a sunny spring day
Best Import went to Lawrence Vermeulen for his cute little
for lunch at the Half Moon on Easter Monday, April 21/14.
green 1953 Austin A40 Somerset Sedan
Wayne Hayes, Gary Hammond and Russell Manhard even
Best Antique went to Wally Hemming for his red 1931 Ford
brought out their club cars.
Model A Roadster
Best Ford went to John Lambrecht for his blue and
white 1955 Monarch Lucerne, a rare Canadian only model
John Lamprecht: Best Ford Award 1955 (Monarch Lucerne)
Best Truck went to A. Shimonek for his really yellow 1963
Studebaker Champ ½ ton truck. Very sharp.
John Ewing Best: GM Award
(1947 Buick Roadmaster convertible)
A G Shimonek: Best Truck Award
(1963 Studebaker Champ 1/2 ton)
Best Import went to Lawrence Vermeulen for his cute little
Lawrence Vermeulen: Best Foreign Car Award
(1953 Austin A40 Somerset Sedan)
Best Mopar went to Henry Martens for his multicoloured 1959 Plymouth Fury
Many thanks to Wolf Fuhr for once again organizing this show,
and to everyone else who helped out with registration and
judging and anything else necessary. You know who you are.
Also thanks Rob Nowasad, and the Museum folks who
cooked the great hot dogs. Much appreciated.
Next year it would be great to see a lot more MCAAC club
cars at this event. We only had 30 club cars show up. There
are several hundred good restored cars in this club which are
very seldom seen. None of us are getting any younger. What
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MANITOBA CLASSIC
AND
ANTIQUE AUTO CLUB
126 River Springs Dr., W. St. Paul, MB R4A 2A4
2014 EXECUTIVE ELECTED OFFICERS
President - Bryne McKay
204-269-5037
Vice-President - Norbert Touchette
204-257-9697
Past President - Wayne Pruden
12 Mirey Creek Dr., LOCKPORT, MB R1A 2S5
204-757-2949
Secretary - Brian Ladage
204-415-3350
Treasurer - Otto So
204-227-3377
58 Kendale Dr., WPG, MB R3T 5M4
1969 Polanski Bay, GRAND POINTE, MB R5A 1H4
433 Jefferson Ave., WPG. R2V 0N5
233 Wales Ave., WPG, MB R2M 2S8
Activities - Russell Manhard
146 Inkster Ave., WPG, MB R2W 0J6
204-237-6081
[email protected]
Membership - George Penner
204-334-8348
Club Projects - Phil Hoffer
204-334-0433
Social - Doug McRae
204-771-1229
Judging & Class. - Jim Drummond
204-489-8315
126 River Springs Dr. WEST ST. PAUL, MB R4A 2A4
42 Consulate Rd., WPG, MB R2V 3L2
305 Carpathia Rd. WPG, MB R3N 1T2
APPOINTED OFFICERS
Editor - Jeff Rentz
[email protected]
204-227-3377
Swap Meet - Gord Brunette
204-222-2298
Advertising - Wayne Pruden
204-757-2949
Annual Show & Shine - Wolf Fuhr
204-757-2949
12 Mirey Creek Dr., LOCKPORT, MB R1A 2S5
Mission Statement: The Manitoba Classic and Antique Auto Club is
organized as a non-profit, non sectarian, limited liability organization.
Its’ purpose is the preservation, restoration and admiration of all vehicles
twenty five years of age and older, the encouragement of this interest,
and the showing of vehicles in tours and displays.
The Manitoba Classic and Antique Auto Club (MCAAC) Roster is not to
be used without the expressed written permission of the MCAAC
Executive.
Sidemount Reporter Yearly Advertising Rates
Business card size
$ 80.00
1/4 page
$150.00
1/2 page
$275.00
Note that MCAAC members get free Parts Wanted/For Sale ads. For
further information on corporate advertising, please contact Wayne
Pruden @ 757-2949. Members’ classified ads may be forwarded to the
Sidemount Editor.
204-803-3159
Librarian - Otto So
90 Allenby Cres., WPG, MB R2C 3J2
Website - www.mcaac.mb.ca
The Side Mount Reporter is published monthly by the MCAAC in
Winnipeg, Manitoba. It is distributed free by email and/or Canada Post
to all members. All articles appearing in the publication express the
individual opinions of the writers and are not necessarily those of the
MCAAC. All items are subject to editing for both space and content.
All information to appear in the Side Mount Reporter must be received
no later than the Wednesday following the general meeting of the current
month. It can be submitted by email or hard copy. All clubs are welcome
to copy original articles including classified ads. Please provide
appropriate credits. All prices quoted are at the discretion of those
advertising in the Side Mount Reporter and the editor accepts no
responsibility for the condition, availability or the value of the goods
offered for sale. All articles appearing must relate to the hobby at large.
DIRECTORS
George Rogers
John Ewing
Wayne Pruden
204-896-0539
204-896-0561
204-757-2949
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS
Bus - Ken Rigaux
204-257-2999
Email Notices - Paul Horch
204-586-2265
[email protected]
Manitoba Association of Auto Clubs (MAAC) Al Holmberg
204-831-0261
Cards & Recipes - Eleanor Brunette
204-222-2298
AROUND
THE
CLUB...
MCAAC 7 ANNUAL
SHOW & SHINE
TH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE
2
are we waiting for? Our cars will look better at a car show than
at an estate sale. Hope to see many more club cars next year.
Thanks.
Long time members Ed Turner and Jim Pearn (photo by Paul Horch)
S&S organizer Wolf Fuhr (left) presenting the Best Chrysler award
to Henry Martens (1959 Plymouth Fury)
SPOTTED....
BY
OTTO SO
It isn’t just the colourful, big engined, or modified vehicles that win first prize at South Beach Casino Car Show. Bob & Dale
Novak with their 1929 Model A Ford took home a $500.00 Casino Choice Award on July 6, 2014 (Submitted by Otto So)
AROUND
THE
CLUB...
PRIME, DEER LODGE CENTRE
SHOW & SHINE
Seven cars and 9 members participated in the Prime,
Deer Lodge Centre Show & Shine (Photo by Otto So).
John Ewing, Roz Strauss (standing) & Carol Ewing enjoying the entertainment after
Deer Lodge served our members lunch (Photo by Otto So).
SIDEMOUNT
AUTOMOTIVE
CLASSIFIED ADS
(OTHER
CLUBS PLEASE COPY)
For Sale:
- I have a Crosley cobra engine sitting way in the back of the
garage. These engines were made between 1947 and 1949
and the one I have was rebuilt by me about 1957. It is complete
with radiator, generator, starter, transmission. It has run about
half an hour since assembly.
Contact: Pete de Graaf (204) 661-2068 [email protected]
• •
For Sale:
- Chryster 440 ci motor in storage. Complete professionally
rebuilt. Never used since rebuilt. $3500.00
Contact: Monty @ (204) 754-3322
• •
For Sale:
- 1950 FIAT Topolino (mouse) coupe in solid, restorable
condition. This very rare two passenger vehicle has suicide
doors, four cylinder engine, standard transmission, and bucket
seats. Most Topolino coupes that made it to North America
were butchered and killed off as dragsters or hot rods, few
survive. Parts are available and there is a club in Toronto. Price
$4500.
Contact: Bob at (204) 269-3903, or [email protected].
Other clubs please copy.
• •
For Sale:
- I took some pics of the
engine and the numbers
stamped on the block and
head. It’s a 189.8 cu in.
flathead I6 out of a 1930
Dodge DD6. At the
moment, it cranks and has
good oil pressure, no spark
yet. I also have a video of it cranking and it showing oil pressure.
If you know anybody who might be interested, feel free to pass
my info along. Thanks! Jay. The whole power train is for sale.
Contact: the Schultzs’
• •
For Sale:
- Looking for a project car??? 1956 Pontiac four door sedan,
car is complete but disassembled, body is in primer, all parts
are there including; new windshield, new door rubbers, new
window “fuzzies etc.”, spare rebuilt transmission (std), brake
pads have been replaced but have few miles on them, alternator,
motor was running fine, All stainless steel trim has been
refurbished and polished to better than new! Includes additional
trim to upgrade model. Spare center grill pan. Air suspension
with duel compressors. If you are interested we can talk about
price.
Contact: Wayne, 204-757-2949
• •
For Sale:
- 1947 Chrysler
New
Yorker,
O l d e r
restoration ,fluid
drive, excellent
condition. Engine completely rebuilt in 2007. 14,500.00
Contact: Wayne 204 668 3292
• •
Lead:
- 1926 Ford Coupe and 1930 Ford Coupe for sale. Both running.
Contact: Gary at lambert_1@shaw. or 204-338-9090 for further
information.
••
For Sale:
- 1947 Ford Special DeLuxe 2 door sedan. Restored to original.
Updated tinted windows, partial new interior, new headliner and
gas tank to be installed. $14,000. obo
For further
information.
Contact: Gary at lambert_1@shaw. or 204-338-9090 for further
information. Serious persons only please.
••
For Sale:
- MCAAC member Pete DeGraaf has some OLD stuff for sale.
He has a front and rear axle for a Peerless, and a wheel from a
Chevrolet. He will sell it all or whatever someone can use. Don’t
let this stuff get scrapped. See attached pictures.
Contact: Pete at [email protected] This should appeal to
someone who has a lot of OLD metal in his collection.
Wanted:
Looking for MB license plates for Fire Fighter, and the blue
Wpg Blue Bomber plate. For personal collection only. and,Do
you have old car , truck , motorcycle or bicycle plates tacked
up in the shed? Let me know what you have !Thx,
Contact: John at [email protected] or 204-792-5878
• •
Wanted:
- We need a transmission complete or for parts for a 1964
Pontiac Grand Prix , 421ci , 3 two barrel carbs. It is a
Rotohydramatic 375 . They come in 1961-64 Pontiac : Catalina,
Ventura and Grand Prix. I think the 389 engine has the same
trans setup also.
Contact: Norbert [email protected]
• •
••
IN MEMORIAM
WORDS AND PICTURES BY
OTTO SO
GEORGE SMITH
Sadly, our long time member George Smith passed away on
June 26, 2014 at the age of 76 years.
George was an active member of MCAAC who participated
at many of our meetings and club functions. He was also a
member of the Vintage Cruisers of Portage la Prairie Manitoba
and Vintage Cruisers of Arizona.
Many of the club members paid their last respects at the
Edna and George
George’s 1929 Ford Roadster pickup (photo by El Hay)
George’s newest project: a 1946 Bentley (photo by El Hay)
funeral service on July 3, 2104 at the Omega Funeral Home,
Portage la Prairie. At the request of the family, many of us
dressed with our club jackets. The Funeral Director also
requested me to park the Happy Days Desoto before the hearse
to commemorate George as a real “car guy”.
George’s last project was to restore a 1948 Bentley. We will
miss you, George, cruising with us on our future tours.
George and Edna receiving The Most Wrenching Award
at last year’s Annual Banquet
George’s 1964 Ford Thunderbird (photo by El Hay)
Happy Days Desoto parked in front of the hearse
commemorating George as a real “car guy
UPCOMING EVENTS
Date
Mark Your Calendars
Event
Location
Aug. 02 (Sat.)
Planes, Trains & Automobiles Tour
Aug. 04 (Mon.)
Half Moon Luncheon
Contact
See ad on page 10
George Rogers
Lockport
Paul Horch
12:00 Noon
Aug. 09 (Sat.)
Grants Old Mill S&S
Old Grants Mill on Portage
Russell Manhard
BBQ & Music
Aug. 12 (Tue.)
Simkin Centre Senior S&S
1 Falcon Ridge Rd., Lindenwoods
Russell Manhard
10:00 am - 12:00 Noon Lunch to Follow
Aug. 14 (Thur.)
MCAAC General Meeting
Headingley C.C. 5353 Portage Ave.
Aug. 17 (Sun.)
Feature Club Cruise Night
826 Regent Ave.
7:00 pm
(Cruise in the Peg)
Aug. 19 (Tue.)
River Park Gardens S&S
735 St. Annes Rd.
Setup Cars in the Back Parking Lot
Aug. 24 (Sun.)
Russell Manhard
4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Annual Corn Roast
Russell Manhard
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Refreshments Provided
Jack Mavin’s Ranch
2:00 pm
Sep. 01 (Mon.)
Half Moon Luncheon
Lockport
Sep. 07 (Sun.)
Open Houses
Armstrong Point Tour
Sep. 11 (Thur.)
Sep. 13 (Sat.)
Fall Foliage Tour
Fort La Reine, MB
Jack/Yvonne Mavin
Doug Smith
Paul Horch
12:00 Noon
Wayne Pruden
7:00 pm
Russell Manhard
7:00 pm
Sep. 20 (Sat.)
Adopt-A-Highway/BBQ
TBA
John Ewing
Sep. 21 (Sun.)
Feature Club Cruise Night
Pony Corral
Oct. 04 (Sat.)
Safety Services MB Seminar
Manoir de la Cathedrale
Russell Manhard
Al Homberg
1:00 pm - 321 Avenue de la Cathedrale
Oct. 09 (Thur.)
Oct. 13 (Mon.)
Half Moon Luncheon
Lockport
7:00 pm
Paul Horch
12:00 Noon
Oct. 24 (Fri.)
MCAAC Annual Banquet
Norwood Hotel
Nov 09 (Sun.)
Dec. 14 (Sun.)
Norbert Touchette
2:00 pm
2:00 pm
Boldface activities are exclusive MCAAC events.
Check your MAAC calendar for a comprehensive list of all the events across the Province or, check the MAAC web site at: www.maac.autoclubs.ca
LOOK
FOR
MCAAC
ON FACEBOOK
facebook.com/pages/Manitoba-Classic-andAntique-Auto-Club/149022268597649
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SM
FROM OUR KITCHEN
TO YOURS
LEMON
CHEESECAKE
MARIE SHAW
RICK PENKO
SUBMITTED BY
SUBMITTED BY
Ingredients:
- 8 ounce package cream cheese at room temperature
- 2 cups milk
- 1 package Jello lemon instant pudding (3 oz. size)
- 9 inch graham wafer pie shell
Method:
- Soften cream cheese with a fork,
- Add ½ cup of the milk gradually and blend until smooth.
- Add remaining 1½ cups milk and the instant pudding mix.
- At this time you can also add 14 oz. tin of crushed pineapple
which is well drained.
- Beat slowly until well mixed about one minute.
- Pour into cooled pre baked pie shell and chill until set, about
1 hour or overnight is even better.
- When making your own pie crust, bake for 10 minutes at 325° F
and be sure to save ¼ cup of crumbs to sprinkle on top.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.
MCAAC
GENERAL MEETING
Since it was Jack Harris’s birthday
Social Chair Doug McRae bought a
cake instead of doughnuts to go with
coffee (Photo by Otto So).
Jack Harris busy cutting his
birthday cake
(Photo by Otto So).
44th Annual
MCAAC CORN ROAST
Sunday, August 24th, 2014
2:00 pm
Once again we are gearing up for a
relaxing afternoon in the country
Smith’s Corn (The Best in the West)
Hot Dogs, Coffee & Cake
• • •
Location: Jack & Yvonne Mavins’ home
3 miles north of Anola on Hwy. 12,
turn left on Springfield Rd 1/2 mile
• • •
Come & Enjoy!
• Good Food
• Great Old Cars
• Renew Old Aquaintences
• Meet New Ones
Don’t Forget to bring your lawn chairs
EDITOR WANTED
BY
BRYNE MCKAY
SPECIAL OFFERS
Mark’s Work Wearhouse is offering a 10%
discount to all MCAAC members on most
garments. You will have a choice of 2
MCAAC logos for an additional charge of $5.50
WANTED:
Reliable person to take over as Editor of
the SMR. Current Editor feels it is time
for a change and have some new blood
move the SMR forward. Any interested
person should contact the MCAAC
President,
Bryne McKay @ 204-269-5037
Mark’s Work Wearhouse will be supplying
discount cards which can be used at any of their
locations. Once product is purchased, Mark’s will
ship directly to you within 10 days
••
Present Your MCAAC Card to Receive
Discounts from the Following Retailers:
Piston Ring Service (All Locations )
••
Seven Oaks Transmission
2377 McPhillips Street
Ph: 204-338-7067
••
Minute Muffler
1011 Main Street
Ph: 204-586-8531
••
Rondex Limited
177 Isabel
Ph: 204-943-0631
••
MINUTES OF MCAAC
GENERAL MEETING
RECORDED
BY
BRIAN LADAGE
The meeting was call to order at 7:00PM by President Bryne
McKay.
Introduction of New Members and Guests
New Member – Harold Burton Owner of a 1987 BMW 325i
Guest - Bob Burns, owner of a 1954 Dodge Mayfair.
Previous Meeting Minutes
- No errors or omissions reported.
Correspondence
- Thank you letter from Action Marguerite with a donation of
$50.00 to the club Monthly bank statement
- Flyer for Jim’s Vintage Garage European Auto Show and Shine
for August 10 Flyer for Pony Corral’s Sunday night Auto Show
Newsletters for Totem News, Central Vintage Auto Club
Business Update Arising from Previous Minutes
Half Moon 76th Anniversary – Bryne spoke for Wayne Purden. - The date is July 12, and each driver will receive a $20.00 gift
certificate for the Half Moon Diner, a limit of 1 per car.
- Pony Corral on Grant Ave July 13th, MCAAC is the feature
club.
- Al Holmberg reported that a Mature Driver seminar will be
held in October for the members. Details will be included in a
future SMR newsletter.
New Business
1- Planes, Trains and Automobiles on August 2 nd. All
members may attend. Members should arrive at the Prairie
Dog Central Station at 10AM. The train with passengers
will depart at 11AM and travel to Grosse Isle. MCAAC cars
will leave shortly after for Grosse Isle, and pass the train
travelling along Highway 6. Members will be provided free
lunch and be allowed to tour the train and locomotive.
2- George Rogers commented on the increase cost of the
Collector Car program. This program appears to require
the full premium be paid between May and October while
the regular program divides the premium over 12 months.
George spoke to reps at CAA and they would assist in the
drive to bring rates in line as promised in July 2013.
George asked if the club would permit 2 club members to
open a discussion with the CAA.
- Richard Strauss made a motion to allow George Rogers
and John Ewing to represent MCAAC in a meeting with the
CAA. The motion was seconded by Dennis Atamanchuk,
and carried by the members in attendance.
Show and Tell
- Bryne McKay passed out a lever and cable assembly and
asked the members in attendance to identify the purpose/
function of the item. Trailer handbrake, and Hill climber clutch
brake were 2 possible uses for the assembly.
Chair Reports
President Report
- Bryne McKay reports the SMR Editor position is still available,
and would help show and explain the duties to any person
interested.
- July 15, at 7PM will be the next Executive Meeting.
Vice-president Report
- Norbert Touchette had nothing to report.
Treasurer’s Report
- Otto So reported on the Club’s finances for the first half of
2014. Otto answered the question raised by Morley Golden
regarding GIC investment. The savings account draws 0.5%
Headingley
Community Centre
Thursday, July 10, 2014
interest and GIC 0.25%. Otto also moved $3000.00 from the
Club’s chequing account into the savings account to build in
the interest accumulated.
Membership Report
- George Penner reported 1 new member bringing the
membership up to 187.
Club Projects Report
- Phil Hoffer reported that a he has cards available from Mark’s
Work Wearhouse. The cards offer 10% discount on regular
priced clothing and the backside of the card includes the
available options for MCAAC Logo or MCAAC Wheel
embroidery
Activities Report
- Russell Manhard thanked members for attending the S&S
events at Senior’s residences in June and the Half Moon
Luncheon in June.
- Russell also reported on upcoming events listed in the SMR
for July and August, including Deer Lodge S&S (July 11),
Portsmouth Lodge S&S (July 23), Anne Simkins S&S (August).
SMR Editor Report
- Bryne McKay reported for Jeff Rentz that all submission for
the July SMR be sent in by July 19th.
- The July SMR was late on account of delays getting the articles
to our Publisher, and the July issue will be available shortly.
Social Report
- Doug McRae provided a humorous story along with the coffee.
- A birthday cake was presented to Jack Harris and enjoyed by
the membership.
MAAC Report
- Al Holmberg reported that MAAC will not be meeting in June,
July or August.
Comments and Questions
- Bryne McKay was approached by someone looking to acid
dip a stripped down shell. If someone knows of a shop, contact
Bryne.
- John Ewing wanted to know of a shop that could buff out a
paint problem without burning through the clear coat. Please
contact John.
- Ken Shaw reported on a request by a person looking for photos
of their Grandfather’s 1929 Plymouth. During inquiries Ken
discovered he had photos of the 2 nd car owned by the
Grandfather.
- Bruce Freeman purchased a 1929 Model T and a 1931 Model
A from a woman currently living in Hawaii. She and her husband
lived in Winnipeg and the husband owned both cars. These
had been stored locally with the intention to ship both to Hawaii.
Unfortunately he died and she left the cars in storage. The ’29
is all original and the ’31 had a rebuilt engine, transmission
and restored upholstery. Both had been appraised in 1993
and for the last 7 years left virtually unattended on blocks in
sheltered storage. Mice had unfortunately been living in the
’31 Ford.
The 50/50 and Name Badge draw was conducted by Phil Hoffer
The Book Auction was held for the surplus books.
A motion to adjourn was made and seconded at 8:10PM.
The next meeting will take place on Thursday August 14, 7PM
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