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Pony News June 2016
Pony News
June 2016
Pierce County Mustang Club www.piercecountymustangclub.com
In this issue:
President’s
Charity
Mustang of the Month
Message
Involvement
Butch and JJ
Minutes
Membership
Blodgett
News

Mustang of the Month

New Members
For
Sale
Informational
Article
Events

Events for the Year

Past Events

Calendar of Events
Event
Our
Ford Peanut Butter
Drive
Check out
how well we
did on the
Charity Involvement
page.
See Calendar
Don’t forget the
following club
events this month:
Rainiers Game
Fri Night Dinner
Flyers
Sponsors
Look
for the Trivia
Question & Fun Facts
Get your
Vintage
Races
Tickets–
See Flyer
Just a few members having fun at a few Club events!
Go to the website—Events—Past Events and view our library of photos in photobucket!
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President’s Message:
2016 Board
Officers
President—Greg Robbins
(253) 227-4006
Vice President—Dennis Willert
(253) 565-0592
Secretary—Charlene Rivera
(360) 459-3993
Treasurer—Nancy Freeman
Membership—Nancy Freeman
(253) 531-4624
Directors
Chuck Botsford (360) 751-7073
Paul Geise (253) 863-1850
Monika Kirkland (253) 376-5964
Burt Kreidler
Past President—Missy Willert
(253) 565-0592
H
ello Mustang Friends. The sun is shining and it looks like spring is in the air. The club is
growing with new members joining every month. I'd
like to take this time to welcome all of you and thank you for joining
our club. If you are at one of the many upcoming events and see
someone you do not recognize, take a minute or two and introduce
yourself and make them feel welcome. I also want to let all the members know that it is not a requirement to drive your Mustang during
our cruises, yes we would love having all Mustangs but the people
are more important than our cars.
There are a lot of activities coming up so check the schedule
and come out and join the fun. The club helped Korum Ford with their
Peanut Butter Drive. We collected 233 jars of peanut butter (and $40)
and delivered it to a waiting truck bed after the May general membership meeting. Great job everyone; I am always proud to see just how
generous our members are when it comes to helping others.
I know one of the things I dread when getting my car ready for
show season is water spots. My arms are ready to fall off after towel
drying. Use your leaf blower, it’s much faster and easier. Start at the
top and work your way down and voila! Clean and dry without spots
or the need for physical therapy! I also have a wide assortment of
cleaning accessories in my car care kit. Stuff you wouldn’t think of
using on your car like:
Rivera (360) 459-3993 and Missy Willert
Baby bottle brushes for door jams, hood hinges, and hard to reach
areas
(253) 565-0592
Bamboo skewers for creases and in between spots
MCA Regional Representative—Nancy
000 steel wool for chrome and glass
Car Show Co-Chairpersons—Charlene
Freeman (253) 531-4624
Newsletter Editor—Heidi Geise
Rubber gloves for your hands
Knee pads for comfort
[email protected] or
Paint brushes of all sizes for almost anything
(253) 863-1850
Micro fiber rags and tons of them
Maybe even an apron to wear detailing so you don't accidentally
scratch the finish
Plastic bags for times when trash cans are far away
Trivia
Q-The 2015 Mustang was the 1st
to have independent rear suspension across the board, but not the
1st to have this technology. What
was the first?
Sunscreen so I don’t match the color of my car
Hope to see you at one of the upcoming events this
month!
Greg Robbins
PCMC President
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Charity Involvement
50/50 Raffle
50/50 tickets for 2016 are on sale NOW. You can purchase the winning ticket from Missy Willert at any club
event.
$500
Goal: $500.00
Current Total: $106 ($394 to go!)
$400
This Month’s Charity
$300
Ford Peanut Butter Drive
Wow! The Club really stepped up to the plate on this one. We
collected 233 jars of peanut butter for a total of 255 pounds.
Plus an additional $40 to go for the cause. Amazing job!
$200
$106
$100
$0
Taking the first
step
2016 Charity Running Total
Hats
19
Gloves
43 pairs
Scarves
4
Coats
2
McD GC
$5
56
Socks
142 pairs
Hygiene
Kits
50
EFN
4 hrs—15 Peanut
peopleButter
5600 lbs of
peas
255 lbs
(233 jars)
$40
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PCMC General Meeting Minutes—May 17, 2016
Call to Order - Greg Robbins, president
Welcome Visitors, Guests, and Members
Guest Speaker - Aaron Pontius - Celebration
Center Father’s Day Car Show on Sunday June
19 from 11:30 to 2 PM. There will be free food,
DJ, and raffles. Thanks, Aaron for sharing your
car show info with us.
Membership Report - Nancy Freeman PCMC has 96 memberships and 148 members. Our largest membership was 116, let's
see if we can meet or beat this number this
year.
Approval of April's General Meeting Minutes
as they appear in “The Pony News” newsletter
1st Pam Pistella, 2nd Chuck Botsford & Rick
Nordlund, Membership Accepted and Approved.
Treasurer's Report - Nancy Freeman
Car Show - Revenue - preregistration, sponsorships, car show T-shirts
Expenses - printing, dash plaques,
sponsor board, tents, new batteries for laptops
Club – Revenue - membership dues, general
meeting raffle, Rainier tickets, car show
Expenses - printing, postage, general
meeting raffle, club cruise, Rainier’s tickets, National Mustang window clings, car show
Approval of Treasurer’s Report
1st Bill Norman, 2nd Dennis Willert & Bryan
Zimbelman, Membership Accepted and Approved
Old Business
Car Show - Charlene Rivera and Missy Willert Sponsorship money is almost all in. We still
need some volunteers, this is your chance to
help give back to your club by volunteering at
the car show, please let Missy or Charlene
know if you will be able to help. T-shirts are
available for purchase. Registration forms are
available, pre-register early to receive an awesome goodie bag. We are collecting items for
the car show raffle.
Winery Cruise - Bill Norman - Great turnout,
even though the weather wasn't that great and
Charlene had the wrong meeting place on the
web site – Sorry, Bill. But the PCMC Alert was
correct. The winery had some great wine and
some nice plants.
Rainier's Game - Heidi Geise - There is 30
members going. Meet at Griot's on June 11 at
3:15. If you cannot meet at Griot's, your tickets
will be at the will call booth at the ballpark.
Duck Daze Parade - Missy Willert - Duck Daze
is the celebration of the coming of summer in
the town of University Place. This is a fun short
parade through University Place. If you are interested in participating you will need to provide
proof of insurance to Missy. No candy throwing
is allowed. This parade is all about the color
yellow and lots and lots of ducks, so decorate
that Mustang with ducks.
New Business
Vintage Races @ Pacific Raceways - Tim
Gwyn - Join PCMC members on July 1, 2, and
3 for the races. Cost - $30 for one day, $50 for
three days - car and driver. Passenger $25 for
one day or $40 for three days, children age 7 to
16 - $5 a day. The price includes parking in the
car corral, parade laps. Bring a picnic or purchase food at the track. Saturday is the only
day the club will meet at Panera Bread at South
Hill Mall at 8am leaving at 8:15. Money is due
June 8th - mail to Tim Gwyn 3817 S. 10th St.
Tacoma, WA 98405 make checks out to PCMC
with which day you are planning to go.
Friday Night Dinner is at Farrelli's Pizza on
176th and Canyon.
Korum Peanut Butter Drive - Nancy Freeman
- PCMC collected 255.5 pounds of Peanut Butter totaling 233 jars. Thank you, members who
brought peanut butter to donate to the Korum
Peanut Butter Drive.
Mustang of the Month
Congratulations to Butch and JJ Blodgett and
their 2016 Shadow Black GT Coupe.
Adjourned
Submitted by
Charlene Rivera
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Volunteer Sign Up
Saturday, August
13th
6:00 pm at Storage Unit, 160th – 1 block East off Canyon Road
Sunday, August 14th
6:00 am at Griot’s
Truck Pick Up/Return-Rick Nordlund
Truck Loading (Saturday 6:00 pm)
Driver: Rick Nordlund
Registration (7:30 am-Noon)
DOE: 1. Kristin Eberly 2. Monika Kirkland 3. Kim Bailey
PRE: 1. Nancy Freeman
1. Burt Kreidler 2. Nancy Freeman 3. Chuck Botsford
4. Pete Freeman 5. Lee Windh 6. Charlene/Larry Rivera
Tent & Table Set Up (Sunday 6 am)
1. Sam Olson 2. Missy Willert 3. Jim Larson
4. Melissa Larson 5. Pammy 6. Jordyn
Stanchion Layout (6 am)
1. Chuck Botsford 2. Pete Freeman
3. Paul Geise
4. Charlene Rivera
MC (9am-12pm) 1. Rick Nordlund
MC (12am-3pm) 2. Paul Geise
Raffle Set Up (6:30 am)
1. Vickey Olson
2. Joanie Nordlund
Ticket Sales (7:30 am)
8-10:00 1. Vickey Olson 2. Dennis Willert
10:00-121. Hank Deck 2. Renea Merwin
12-2:30 1. Butch
2. Jay Jay
50/50 Raffle (10 am-2:00 pm)
11:00 1. Betty Ringlee 2.
2:00 1. Larry Rivera
2. Jordie Osborne
Tack Shack (8-2:00pm)
8-10:00 1. Lenville & Miranda Sutherland
10:00-12 1. Paul Y
12-2:00 1. Hank Deck
Trophy Set Up (6:30 am)
1. Karen Edwards 2. Nancy Freeman
Ballot Counting (11:30)
1. Bryan Zimbelman 2. Clay Concannon 3. Josh Rhives
4. Mike Lanigan
Garbage Cans/Banners (7am)
BOS & Specialty Ballots-
1. Clay Concannon
Nancy Freeman
2. Missy Willert
Monika Kirkland
Computer/Printer Set Up (7am)
Truck Unloading - Driver: Rick Nordlund
1. Robert Boone 2. Monika Kirkland 3. Kristin Eberly
1. Harley Edwards
3.Paul Geise
2. Nancy Freeman
4. Clay Concannon
PA System (9am)
5. Chuck Botsford
6. Charlene/Larry Rivera 7. Pammy
Paul Geise
Hospitality Area (7am)
Lynda Rasmussen
Freebie Table Re-stocker
Parkers (7:30-10:30 am)
Entry Gate: 1. Charlene Rivera
Show Photographer-Heidi Geise
1. Leland Schiro 2. Burt Kreidler 3. Rich Eberly
4. Shannon Mazza
5.
6.
Voting Guest Greeter/Instructions
Greg Robbins
1. Bill Norman
2.
Thanks for Coming
1. Missy Willert 2. Kim & Lindy Bailey 3
4.
5.
6.
Missy Willert
Kids Voting/Ballots
1. Paul Geise
2.
PARKING LOT CLEAN UP ALL PCMC MEMBERS (4PM)
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Backpacks for Caring for Kids
Help support our charity “Caring for Kids” – by filling a backpack with school supplies
or donating $20.
Backpacks will be collected at our annual car show August 14th.
With each filled backpack or cash donation you will receive one raffle ticket for entry
in a special raffle at the car show.
Let’s break last year’s record
16 Backpacks & $90
Thanks for your help!
2016 Car Show Raffles
Help!
We need help filling some awesome raffle baskets!
We are making some “Themed Baskets” this year and need some items
to fill them up. If you have an item or two, or pick something up that
goes with one of our “Themes” we would love to have it.
Our Themes are:
Seahawks, Mariners, Made in Washington,
Movie Night, Kids, Dogs, BBQ, Garden,
Car
Please bring the raffle items to any PCMC event.
We will accept other items also.
Thank you,
PCMC Car Show Committee
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Planned Events for 2016 and Extras
Cruises
FNDO
Other Club Events
June 11—Rainiers Game
June 17—Hangar Inn
June 4—Duck Days Parade
July 17—St Helens Cruise
July 22—Buttered Bisquit
July 30—Lakewood Mini Show
Sept 10—NW Trek
Aug 19—Ben Dew’s
Aug 14—OUR SHOW
Oct 2—AH Shucks Cruise
Sept 23—Homestead
Aug 28—PCMC Picnic
Nov 5—Museum of Flight
Oct 21—Brank’s
Oct 15—Progressive Dinner
Date Changes:
Nov 18—Sizzler
Dec 3—Santa Parade
Must. Rd—up—July 14-17 (not July
21-24)
Dec 16—Old Spaghetti Fac.
Dec 10—Holiday Party
There are a lot more shows that
some attend. See the website and
Monthly Calendar for more.
TOO COOL EVENT
John Clor the “world’s” leading Mustang II enthusiast is organizing the first ever Mustang II national gathering set for August 19-21 at Ford’s own Product Development
Center in Dearborn, Michigan.
What better time to stage the event than in the 40th anniversary year. It will be held in
conjunction with the Mustang Owners Club of South Eastern Michigan’s annual Mustang Memories show as well as on the same weekend as Detroit’s famed Woodward
Dream Cruise. As John says, “It just doesn’t get any better than that”.
One of the highlights will be “Dinner with the II Designers” set for the evening before
Woodward, fans can meet and mingle with some of the car’s original designers after a
special Mustang II presentation. Plus, later get your car judged by actual Mustang II
designers and Ford VIPS.
Go to www.toocoolevents.com learn more about the show, registration and hotel
availability.
Look for the flyer
for September’s
Cruise to NW
Trek in this
newsletter. Don’t
miss the fun!
Shelby GT 350’s on Display
from Peterson’s in California
July 20th
10 am to 2 pm on the Plaza
America’s Car Museum
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Membership News
The Pierce County
Mustang Club is open to any
person or family
interested in the
PCMC Purpose.
All Ford cars are
welcome.
Ownership is not
required…
Enthusiasm is!!!
Dues: $25 per year
Membership dues are payable in January of each year.
New Membership is
prorated according to the
month joined.
PCMC CLUB ANNIVERSARIES – June
William Bailey 2003
Paul & Lynette Gallant-Nee
2005
Dennis Willert
2007
Missy Willert
2007
Richard & Kristin Eberly
Pat & Kathy Smith
Cathy Taylor
2012
2012
2014
ROSTER UPDATE AS OF May 31, 2016
96 Member #s — 148 Members
CLUB
Among Our Own: In Our Thoughts:
MERCHANDISE
Ball Cap $15.00
Car Pennant $7.50
Lapel/Cap Pin $4.00
(stick or magnetic)
Parade window clings $20.00
Name Tag $7.66 each
(stick or magnetic)
Items can be purchased by
mail, please add an extra
$3.00 for each cap or pennant
to cover cost of mailing.
OR
Stop by a meeting to save the
extra shipping cost and visit
with friends.
To order: Nancy Freeman
[email protected]
Greg and Karen Robbins’ daughter, Meghan for a speedy recovery from
an unexpected illness. (Update is that she is recovering as we speak.)
Sending safe travel thoughts to all traveling to Reno for the Mustang of
America Club’s regional show.
Welcome Marie Lorelei to the Ladnier Family—Proud parents Matt and
Tasha and big brothers Owen and Parker
Congratulations Bob Batiuk on his recent retirement from Boeing.
Mission Statement
A social group whose purpose is to promote a better understanding and stronger fellowship in the preservation and maintenance of all Mustang and other Ford Motor products.
Pony News June 2016
Mustang of the Month
Butch and JJ Blodgett
2016 GT Shadow Black Coupe
Back in the mid 70's I owned a 66 coupe, but
since then it's been mostly trucks.....that is until
Black Friday in 2015. That's when JJ and I de-
cided to gift my
dodge truck to
the nephew and
we bought our
2016 Shadow
Black GT.
Somehow we
found PCMC on the web and we fell into a big
bunch of happy and laughing people who love
to enjoy their Mustangs, having fun and sharing
their joy with the community.
Butch and JJ
New Members
Rick Doody—Tacoma—1965 Ivy Green Fastback, 1994 Rio-Red SVT Cobra Coupe, 2007 Black Jack Roush
Sometimes we have to say “Good-bye”
This month one of our long time and
steady members is taking off for a new
adventure. Rachel Lanigan, who has
been a former club president, board
member and active participant in many
club activities and plans is heading to
Florida.
Rachel, we will miss seeing you but
know that you will stay in touch and continue to follow your club.
Maybe that is where we can get our
“Sister Mustang Club”??
Good-luck and best wishes!
Pony News June 2016
For Sale
GOT A MUSTANG OR RELATED ITEM TO SELL?
Classified Rates
Member:
No Charge, 2 consecutive months, ¼ page
Non-Member:
$20.00 per issue, ¼ page
Commercial:
business card reprint:
$30.00 per issue or $300 annually
Email text and photo (optional) in JPG format to: [email protected]
Deadline is the third Friday of each month for the next issue.
Any one interested in a 1972 Coupe for sale by
Pam Pistella?
This is a Grabber Blue
Coupe for $7100. It has
very low mileage.
If interested contact Pammy at 253-370-4732 or [email protected].
Send payment to:
Pierce County Mustang
Club
P.O. Box 44853
Tacoma, WA 98444
Pony News June 2016
Mustang Gear and “Bling” Dealers
Inclusion here does not quarantee quality or pricing. Talk with members or check them out for yourself
Model Parts only
~’74-78 Late Model Parts only
Dealer
City, State/Country
Phone
*‘79-98 Late
Website
Mustang Country (Par)
Paramont, CA
562-633-2393
www.mustangcountryintl.com/
Mustang Magic
Tacoma, WA
253-472-2535
www.metalmagicnw.com
Mustang Medic
Cathedral City, CA
760-413-4445
www.mustangmedic.com
Mustang Plus (MO)
Kansas City, MO
816-483-5678
www.mustangrestorparts.com
Mustang Shop, The
Calgary, Alberta,
Canada
403-243-1582
www.themustangshop.ca
Mustangs & Fast Fords
Santa Ana, CA
714-850=1500
No website
Mustangs Plus
Stockton, CA
800-999-4289
www.mustangsplus.com
Mustangs Unlimited (CT)
Manchester, CT
888-398-9898
www.mustangsunlimited.com
National Parts Depot (FL)
Ocala, FL
800-976-1117
www.mustangautoparts.com.au
Northcoast Mustang
Willoughby, OH
440-602-7200
www.northcoastmustang.com
Trivia:
Q—Jeff Bridges was in a movie with a
Mustang II. What was the name of the
movie?
A—Starman
Fun Facts:
Tennis was originally played
with bare hands.
And while we are at it….the fuzz
on a tennis ball was so that it
didn’t sting as much when you
were hit with it!
Pony News June 2016
Informational Article:
How Do You Start Collecting?
First, remember the story
from last month about Landon Lively? His team was
Team Appex from Seattle
Christian Schools. They
made it to the World Championships in St. Louis. This
was about robotics but it all
started with Mustangs years ago. The team ended
up ranked #4 after qualifications, took home the #1
Rookie Seed Award over 175 teams from around
the world, and received the Rookie All-Star award,
the highest award at Worlds. Great Job Landon and
Team Appex!
Of course this all started the conversation about collecting classic cars as this is where he began his
interest in building and in electronics. What are tips
we can give to those young drivers and those “more
seasoned” who might be interested in getting an
older Mustang and rebuilding it for show or for getting around town.
I spoke with a friend or two that have caught the car
building bug. Here are a few tips.
A friend that has owned, “43 vehicles” (classics and
regular daily drivers) over the years spoke to me
about his experience. His collection currently includes a ‘56 T-Bird, ‘32 5 Window Hot Rod, and a
‘66 Mustang. He started much like Landon. When
he was about 10 years old a neighbor asked him to
help him take the paint off a ‘26 Chevrolet he wanted to restore. And so it began. In high school he
took Auto Shop and was part of a small group
asked to overhaul an engine of a ‘37 Cord. And he
just kept building…..
His words of wisdom were really about the power of
this work, the impact a few adults including teachers
and neighbors had on him. His experience allowed
him to purchase inexpensive cars knowing that he
would be able to work on them, learning and enjoying the experience as he went. His first car was a
1939 Chevrolet that he bought for $50 and then rebuilt an engine for it and raced it. He was 16 at the
time.
Being able to work on these vehicles provides a
sense of accomplishment to the young person and
a bonding experience with an adult mentor and/or
parent. What a valuable project it was for Landon
and our friend and others who have had this opportunity.

Check it out before purchase. I heard one
person at a recent show tell me that they sent a
large sum of money to a seller only to never
hear from them again and never see the car.
This is the worst case scenario. But besides this
awful situation, with photo programs just about
anything can look good in pictures.
As a former educator I have seen and heard of another benefit from this work. Math, science and
reading are subjects where tests have become increasing stressed. What better way to help students
engage in these subjects, as well as history and art,
then by helping them connect to a real world application that they love.

When you do make the purchase, trailer it
home unless it is local. The last thing you
want to happen when you are excitedly bringing
home the prize, is to have it breakdown partway
home.
If you have a young person in your life, how can you
help them make these connections and appreciation for our Mustangs!

Have a mechanic (if you are not one) check it
out. Connect with someone you trust and
have them do a “buyers inspection.” It costs, but
gives you the tools to say yes or no to the purchase or to do some negotiating.

Know your limits and your plans for the vehicle. Recognize what you are willing to pay
and what mechanical / body work you are able
and willing to do. Go into it willing to say no to
the deal if the cost or work doesn’t match your
vision.
See you on the road...don’t forget to wave!
Ideas for Future Articles:
Send me your tips!
What do you want to know about?
Send ideas to [email protected]
Pony News June 2016
March Events
We get to do a lot of fun things with fellow
Mustang enthusiasts but this year, we got to
help out one of our sponsors again and have
the unique experience of driving a variety of
vehicles, if only for a few blocks.
Korum invited us to help shuffle cars from their
lot to the fairgrounds parking lot for the Wallup
in Puyallup. Several from the club took them
up on the invitation. It is always an adventure
to get handed a set of keys, told to go find the
car, and then drive away. So you get the key,
15 people at the same time hit the key fob to
find their car….This year the key was in the car
and we just picked one and drove off down the
road.
I don’t know about others, but it always takes
me a moment or two to figure out how to start
it (not all have regular keys), then adjust the
seat, and then find DRIVE. (I drove half way to
the lot wondering why the Chevy I was driving
didn’t sound very good before I discovered I
was in a vehicle that had both manual and automatic and yes…...I was in Manual!) I could
only hope the radio station was not on country
(nothing personal but my husband was a rock
’n roll musician). I can’t imagine trying to program the radio for the few blocks we drove.
Winery Cruise
So what if it rains a
little….we live in the
Pacific Northwest
and that is what it
does in the spring!
But rain or shine, 13
Mustangs and a
couple of additional
vehicles, took this beautiful drive through the
back roads from Fredrickson to The Rainier
View Winery and Nursery. We passed lakes
and horse pastures and drove on curvy wooded
roads.
The trip ended with lunch at the winery (where
a few additional members joined us). Then
many went
shopping in
the nursery
and gift
shop. I saw
yard art
leaving and
May 15
suspect a few
bottles of wine left
the premises as
well.
This is a unique winery that creates European style wines
based on recipes the owner
brought back from a German
wine maker after being stationed in Germany while in the military. I heard
some “oohs” and “ahhs” as members tasted the
product.
But we all
drove home
safely.
Pony News June 2016
FNDO
Farrelli’s on Canyon
May 26
Our usual group of 20 or so was down a couple
taking care of Missy who was in an accident between work and home that night. She only suffered minor cuts and bruises she says but the
truck didn’t fair so well. Glad it wasn’t the other
way around.
It was a small but hungry crew that hit Farrelli’s
on Friday night. The food was very good and
the service was outstanding. I think there was
as much talking as there was eating but then
that is typical, isn’t it….
Can’t wait to see you next month at The Hangar
Inn.
CAR SHOW SUGGESTIONS
FOR NOVICES
Besides washing and waxing your car, here are
some other “words of wisdom”.
Pre-register you know you are going…so save
some money and get a goody bag.
Cleaning kit – even on a short drive there will be
dust and road junk to clean off.
Plastic gloves & hand cleaner – no dirty hands
or smell the rest of the day.
Comfy shoes – lots of walking and standing at a
car show.
Umbrella – to protect you from rain or sun.
Hat/Sunglasses – besides the sun, there is a lot
of glare from freshly waxed cars. Don’t forget
suntan lotion!
Clipboard – so much easier to fill out your ballot
than using someone’s back.
Pen – blood is soooo messy.
Fire extinguisher – some cars may be too hot to
handle.
Lunch – unless you like $5.00 hot dogs.
Camera – great way to take photos of ideas for
your car.
Ice chest – something small to hold water and
sodas.
Raffle money – support the host club’s charity
and maybe come home with something special.
Trophy or no trophy - a car show is really all
about the beautiful cars and the people you
meet.
Lastly, a chair – car shows are hard work and
an afternoon nap is important!
Thank you Nancy
for sharing and
Pete for posing.
Pony News June 2016
June 2016
See website for details www.piercecountymustangclub.com
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
Thu
2
Fri
Sat
3
4
MCA-Reno
Griot’s Caffeine
& Gasoline
MCA-Reno
Hillsboro Show
Duck Daze
5
6
7
MCA-Reno
8
9
10
11
PCMC Board
ACM Cruise-in
Griot’s Cruise-
PCMC @ Raini-
in
ers Game
Meeting
XXX Convertibles Cruise-in
Griot’s Horsepower Show
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
PCMC Car
Fox Body Pic-
Show Meeting
nic (open to all)
@ Geise’s
19
20
Father’s Day
Celebration
Center Show
21
22
23
PCMC General
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VINTAGE RACES AT PACIFIC RACEWAYS
July 1,2,3 Friday/Saturday/Sunday
Friday: no vendors, not a lot of racing, no track laps for guests.
Saturday & Sunday: race days, vendors and track laps (Parade
Laps) during lunch break for those in Club Car Corral.
1 day pass $30 car & driver
3 day past $50 car & driver
1 day adult passenger $25 (can be purchased at entry)
3 day adult passenger $40 (can be purchased at entry)
child pass (7-16 years) $5 per day (can be purchased at entry)
The Club caravan will be Saturday Only. We will meet at South Hill Mall by Applebee's to
pick up tickets and cruise to raceway. Leave 8:15am.
BECAUSE OF THE OVERWHELMING INTEREST BY CAR CLUBS TO PARK IN THE CLUB
CAR CORRAL WE NEED TO PURCHASE OUR TICKETS EARLY.
Payment is due by June 8th. Make your check out to P.C.M.C. and MAIL to:
Tim Gwyn
3817 South 10th St
Tacoma, WA 98405
Questions? Tim does not have email but can be reached at 253-752-4588
Indicate: 1 day pass (day wanted), 3 day pass, any additional adult or child passes needed.
YOU CAN PURCHASE ENTRY TICKETS ON SITE THE DAY OF RACES BUT YOU WILL
NOT BE ABLE TO PARK IN THE CORRAL OR DRIVE THE TRACK.
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PIERCE COUNTY MUSTANG CLUB
FAMILY LUAU PICNIC
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2016
11 to 4
RAIN OR SHINE
FRONTIER PARK
217TH & Meridian, Graham
BRING A TROPICAL DISH TO SHARE
WEAR YOUR FAVORITE HAWAIIAN OUTFIT
CLUB WILL PROVIDE BEVERAGES, MAIN DISH, PLATES AND UTENSILS
THERE WILL BE SLOW DRAGS & A BLIND DRIVER OBSTACLE COURSE
BOUNCE HOUSE FOR THE KIDS
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Cruise to the Wilderness
Sept 10, 2016
Meet at Safeway in Graham
8:00 to leave at 8:30
Bring: Camera & Lunch or eat at Café
Entrance: $14.50 (if paid by August 10, 2016)
Pay to PCMC—PO Box 44853—Tacoma, WA 98444 or bring to meeting or event
Club will purchase on line for a discount
Coloring Books, Crayons or Children’s Books for St Francis House
Contact: Paul or Heidi Geise @ [email protected] or (253) 863-1850
Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Number of Tickets: ____________
Total Price: __________________
Turn in money and order form to Heidi, Paul or Nancy at any PCMC event or mail to above address
by Aug 10, 2016.
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Sponsor Highlights
Lakewood Ford
Stop in and discover what makes Lakewood Ford
one of the finest Ford dealers. Expect convenience, courtesy and low costs when shopping at
Lakewood Ford. Shop their huge inventory of
new and used Ford cars and trucks, and compare
multiple models at once thanks to their advanced
search feature. When you’re ready to get behind
the wheel of your new car, visit them and find out
firsthand what makes Lakewood Ford a premier
Renegade Club of Washington
The Renegade Mustang Club is a group of Wild
and Wacky Mustang Lovers. They have members
from 5 different mustang clubs. The Renegade
Mustang Ranch
31 years in business and still going strong AND
providing sponsorship for the club’s annual car
show since it’s inception in 1992. Need a part?
They offer a 10% discount to Pierce County
Mustang Club Members. Drive on over to the
Mustang Ranch, the oldest complete Mustang
facility in the Northwest. They specialized in restoration of the 64 ½ - 74. They offer rust repair,
remanufactured power steering, control valves,
LAK Woodworking
Are you looking for some great outdoor wood furniture? Or something special for someone special?
Check out LAK Woodworking – Lenny and Monika
can do wonders with woods, they even restore and
make custom furniture. You can find them on Sat-
Wayne and Pam Pistella
Thank you for all your support of the Pierce County
Mustang Club. From sponsoring a car class to sell-
Ford dealer. Stop by if you’re looking for a new or
used car, or if you need service on your existing
car.
Address: 11503 Pacific Hwy SW, Lakewood,
WA 98499
Phone: (888)533-7085
Website: www.lakewoodford.net
have been supporting Mustang Car Show by showing their cars and sponsoring a trophy or two since
1995. Thanks to our Renegade members for supporting Pierce County Mustang Club.
and steering boxes. Need a used part – come
look through their wrecking yard - they feature
parts for the 64 ½ - 94 Mustang. Stop in and see
Donnie for your Mustang needs.
Address: 36210 108th Ave Ct E, Eatonville WA
98328
Phone: (253)847-2623
Website: www.amustangranch.com
urdays at the Puyallup Farmers Market or at Lakewood and Steilacoom Farmers Markets. Go visit
them and try out the wonderful furniture.
Phone: 253-495-0611.
Email: [email protected] or mittelweg4@
yahoo.com
ing 50/50 at the car show, PCMC is lucky to have
members like you!
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR CLUB SPONSORS
Be sure to thank these businesses & individuals for their support
of our club & charities.
100 River Road, Puyallup
253-845-6600
www.korum.com
LAKEWOOD FORD
Lakewood
253-474-0511
www.ivars.com
HOOKED ON DRIVING
Beaverton, OR
502-356-1764
BRAD HADMAN RACE
PERFORMANCE COATINGS
S & S TIRE
CARS
Tacoma
253-539-3339
Auburn
253-735-1919
Puyallup
253-536-2676
BURGER RANCH
Tacoma
253-472-3096
AMERICAN HOME CENTER
Puyallup
253-841-3600
GRIOT’S GARAGE
Tacoma
253-922-2400
METAL MAGIC
Tacoma
253-472-2235
THE MUSTANG SHOP
Kent
253-218-0323
DAFFODIL FESTIVAL
Puyallup
253-8404194
CJ’s PET SERVICES
Olympia
360-493-1945
MUSTANG RANCH
Eatonville
253-847-2623
IN MEMORY OF ERIC COBB
Sponsored by
Larry & Charlene Rivera
MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
Puyallup
253-845-2441
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GUSTAFSON INSURANCE
Puyallup
253-848-2400
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SHOW SPONSORS
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GOLD,SILVER & COIN
EXCHANGE
Puyallup
253-256-4035
LAK WOODWORKING
Lakewood
(Monika Kirkland)
TRIPLE XXX ROOTBEER
Issaquah
425-392-1266
EMERALD QUEEN
CASINOS
Fife
888-831-7655
AMERICAN MUSCLE
ALPHA STEEL BUILDINGS
www.alphasteelbuildings.org
GIG HARBOR KIWANIS
www.gigharborkiwanis.org
THE ROBBINS FAMILY
RENEGADE CLUB OF WA
BILL NORMAN
RICK & JOANIE NORDLUND
PAUL & HEIDI GEISE
NEWSLETTER AND PHOTOBUCKET
Have items for the club newsletter? Email your articles to the club Newsletter Editor by
the 28th of each month. Send all newsletter items to our editor, Heidi Geise, at
[email protected].
To see photos from past club events, go to the website—events—past events and view
the library
www.piercecountymustangclub.com
Next Meeting: June 21 at Korum in Puyallup
Don’t forget to respect the business needs at Korum by parking in the back.
Parking at Korum During Meetings
Please help us assist Korum.