Aug/Sept/Oct 2013 - the Old Farts Racing Team

Gaseous Gazette
Aug/Sept/Oct 2013
Volume 18, Issue 4
Old Farts Racing Team
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Volume 18, Issue 4
Table of Contents
American Legion
Halloween Show
Page 1
Car of the Issue
Page 2
TED’s Rod Shop Open
House
Page 6
Cruzin 4 Cure 2013
Page 8
Day of Dead Show
Page 9
Old Fart Bios
Page 10
American Legion Construction News.
Page 11
Endmill
Page 12
Deacon Guardrail
Page 15
Moustache Mike
Page 16
Event Flyers
Page 17
Misc. Stuff
Page 18,19
Calendar
Page 20
Our List is Growing
Page 21
Old Farts Racing Team®
Newsletter, - Published
Quarterly (Mostly)
Old Farts Racing Team,
PO Box 56041, Riverside,
CA. 92507
American Legion Fund Raiser
Halloween Car Show
This was our 2nd annual car show to raise funds to rebuild the American Legion Post 79. Sometimes it seems that
all we do is ask our members and business people in our
community for donations. Unfortunately it takes money to do
the projects we get involved with. After several years of raising funds to rebuild the Evergreen Cemetery, we found another project that was in bad need of our help. The American
Legion is where we have our monthly dinner meetings and
the hall was in pretty bad shape. After last year’s show,
Dave Bertino, who has been heading up this project and
working his butt off for the place, got a lot accomplished. He
was honored by the American Legion as Man Of The Year.
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Old Farts Ride of the Issue
Car of the Issue
This is Ray Carr’s 1940 Studebaker Champion Business Type Coupe. Ray
bought the car after he retired in the fall of 1990. This was his first adventure in
hot rodding. That just proves you are never too old, or young for that matter to
like hot rods. He paid $1000.00 for the car with no engine and trans. When he
first saw the car he thought it was ugly because it had been sitting for so long
and had rust on it. He had to use his imagination to see what the finished product would be. A few fun facts about Studebaker, they started by building wheel
barrels and cover wagons in the gold rush days. Their front end suspension is
what GM used as a base for some of their Corvettes.
Ray wanted to do a complete frame off build of this car, so he along with
his buddy Barry Liggon, removed and either rebuilt or replaced every part on
this car. It went back together with a Mustang front clip. It has a Ford Maverick
rear end and is powered by a GM crate 350/300HP engine
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American Legion Halloween Show
The front wall of the hall was all but falling down and the windows were in
terrible shape. Thank you to Old Fart Steve Johnson for all the electrical work
he has done. If you have not seen the improvements made join us on the 2nd
Tuesday of every month at 6:00pm for tacos and an Old Fart get together.
We still have a long way to go with the hall. Next
will be a complete rebuild on the restrooms and to
make them handicap accessible. Then we are going
to have air conditioning installed. Both of these will be
major projects that are going to be expensive. With
everyone help we can make this possible. Let your
friends, neighbors, relatives and business people know that we will accept donations all year long. They can be made out to, American Legion Post 79 Construction Fund, and mailed to Wayne’s Engine Rebuilding Inc. 2200 Business
Way Riverside CA 92501. You never know some people may have more money to donate to charity at different times of the year.
As far as the show, it was a success. We
want to thank everyone who helped, and there
were a lot of you, without everyone’s support we
could not do this. We have added a list of people
and business’s that bought trophy’s and sponsored
the event with donations.
A personal note, Manual & Susa Zamora and Henry & Janene Hemborg
donated money for a trophy sponsorship and they did not get made. I dropped
the ball and did not have them on our list. Also Rich Mehas had his name
spelled wrong on all his trophy’s. I felt terrible and offered their money back,
buy being the great people that they are they told us it didn’t matter and they
didn’t want the money back. They just wanted to help out. That’s what makes
the Old Farts such a great club. We put community and helping people first. I
am proud to tell everyone that I am a member of the Old Farts and we are
opening up a lot of eyes as to what we stand for.
A special thank you to Surfer Dave for always being there for us with his music and being our “MC”, we
love you Dave, you the best!!!!!
Thank you,
Mark G
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Here’s the list of Show Sponsors.
Platinum Sponsors:
David M. Bertino MFG Inc., Riverside Mission Florist Inc., NBI Contractors,
Wayne’s Engine Rebuilding Inc., James Dunlavey, Angelo Construction, Wing
Lau, G T Petroleum Co., Steve Borden, Grubby, Paul C Miller Construction.
Gold Sponsors:
Bill’s fantasy Cruise, Budget Transmission, Roy Goode, Fritts Ford, Barnicals
Bar, CRP Plumbing, Ed Martin Garage, Don Wimmer, Redlands Muffler and
Brake, Stan & Debbie Ehresmann, Larry Kirby, DanKat Industries, World Class
Restoration, Extreme Automotive, Nutall landscape Services and ABATE 27, Ultra Dent Tools Inc., Vitto Macchia & Associates, Champion Electric Inc., Hensley
Concrete, All Year Construction Inc, Mehas Construction, Lee & Associates, Excell Electrical Contractors, John & Yvonne Calvert, Bill Skinner, Gary Echito
State Farm Insurance, What’s Going On In Riverside
Bronze Sponsors:
Lilmonster Computers, G.P.Flinn Trucking, Mike & Melanie McCormick,
Premier Laminating, Washburns and Sons Inc., Kennedy & Sharp Insurance,
Tim Orr Enterprises, R A Bennett, Lois Tomlinson, CPA, Ford Phil & Sharon
Preston, D.N. Andren, The Woodward Family Trust, Mobil Air, Ralph The Trailer
Man, Auto Tech Riverside, Dead Eyes Glass Service, JBC Customs, Colton
Truck Terminal Garage Inc., AAMCO Transmissions, The Upholsters, Paul &
Chris Brickel, Fonseca Construction, John Ferguson.
Many more donated money in our box, raffle, 50/50 and live auction.
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Car of the Issue
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along with a 700R trans. The original upholstery was done in a beautiful grey
color at Quality Upholstery in Colton by Ernie Mangus, yes Ron’s brother. The
tilt steering column is from a Cadillac and the gauges were rebuilt by United
Speedometer. The body was painted Indian Porsche Red and the car sports
American Mag chrome rims. Cruising he gets 20 MPG. Ray wanted to build this
car to be driven, and it has all over the country. He now has 300,000 miles on it.
The car made its maiden voyage on July 1st 1992, back to Ray’s
hometown of Durant Ok. His mother had been waiting to see it. He took her all
around in his new ride and she loved it. His mother was 88 at the time. In 1997
there was a National Rally at the original Studebaker factory in South Bend Indiana. Ray got a second place award for modified cars. He was one of a few
participants who drove there. The rest were trailered.
A Few years back Ray took the car up to the top of Pikes Peak, 14,110
feet high. They don’t allow cars all the way to the top, but Ray wanted a picture
so he had Margaret stand watch for him while he snuck up there. If you get a
chance, sit down and talk to Ray about this beautiful car. He has some great
stories and you will be entertained.
Want to Be Car of the Issue?
Email Mark Godfrey at [email protected] with a picture of the
car and all the information needed to write about it. Make sure to include a
phone number in case we have any questions. Remember we will probably get
a lot submitted and we only put out 4 issues a year so be patient with us.
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Open House at TED’s Rod Shop
Around the corner and down the block, old and new
friends and customers crowded the parking lots of TED's
Rod Shop for the 5th Annual Open House. The biggest
crowd yet, enjoyed hamburgers, hot dogs, chips --and of
course the Free Ice Cream-- as everyone inspected, examined and marveled
at the auto art of Riverside and surrounding
areas.
From shiny paint
jobs to rusty metal; from muscle cars to
bombers, the variety of cars offered something for every car enthusiast's taste.
This is
the second Open House at TED's new location
on 6990 Jurupa Ave. and was held just prior to
the shop's expansion. To meet the increasing
demand for TED's attention while maintaining
TED's standards for excellence in custom auto work
in a timely manner, TED's is taking its business
to the next level - expanding the shop area and
adding two new craftsmen to the crew, each
with vast experience in custom cars. Markie,
owner and builder of the
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Open House at TED’s Rod Shop
"Purple People Eater", a 30's coupe
with a blown and injected alcohol
Pontiac engine; and Brad, an LA
county certified welder with lots of
fuel injection experience.
The crowd pleaser of the evening was Sean Rodgers' waist high
rat rod.
As darkness set in, the rat rod
took on new dimensions as its owner, Sean, showed off the rod's eerie
red headlights and flame throwing exhaust pipes.
The raffle prizes offered something for everyone as well --from tools and
the usual caps to free spa visits and advertizing thongs-- Yes, women's thong
underwear! You can always expect the unusual and unique at TED's.
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Cruizin for the Cure 2013
The Cruizin for the Cure 2013 in Costa Mesa was fabulous, and so
was the weather, on September 28,2013. We had a small group show up,
and we had plenty to eat, drink and see. This show is for prostate cancer
awareness, so there were plenty of guys standing in line to have theirs
checked. The show was sold out with a total of 3,500 cars.
The OFRT's that showed up were: Billy/Ester Nelson, Don Nelson,
Dave/Mary Nelson, Ray/Margaret Carr, Lila/Earle Casteloes, Mary/Harry
Alford, Rich/Karen Mehas, Bob Graham, and Dan/Patsy Welch. As the day
went on, and we found ourselves shopping and vendor cruising, Lisa/Larry
Wikert, Patsy/Mick Hammer, Tom/Jetta Miles and Yvonne/John Calvert
showed up.
There were plenty of vendors both for the gals and the guys. Lots to
see and do, along with several places to eat. But the best part was the socializing, drinking and shopping. We all had a great time, and will probably
do it again. Maybe we
can have a LARGER
group show up, and
make sure people
know that the Old
Farts Racing Team
Car Club showed up.
Lila
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Day of the Dead Car Show
Rubidoux High School's Route 66
car club held its third annual "Day of the
Dead" Car Show on Saturday, November
2nd at the Glen Avon Heritage Park in Jurupa Valley. The kids from the high school
out did themselves with a record crowd
and always unique trophies. More than
100 cars participated on a bright sunny
day with lots of raffle prizes, music and
vendors. Only one food vendor made
eating a challenge but we all survived.
Several Old Farts won awards including Billy Nelson, Penny Pichette,
George Kilger for Best of Show Custom, and Susan and Manual Zamora for Best of Show - Muscle Car (aka
Penny Newman's Pick).
More than 40 Old Farts attended winning the trophy for the
largest Car Club Participation
beating out the Classic Tins, West
Coast Customs, Lords, Auto
Butchers, Cadillac Kings, Shifters,
Poachers, and The 13 Saints.
All proceeds from the show
go to scholarships for the Rubidoux High students.
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Old Farts Bio’s
Mike Sullivan Old Fart #1481
Mike was born in Alamogordo New Mexico in 1956. He graduated High School
from Redlands High in 1974. Mike started J&M Silkscreen when he was 22
years old and is still operating it under the name JAM Sports Ware in Redlands.
They specialize is custom silk screen shirts and apparel. Mike’s girlfriends
name is Tracy. He has 3 kids, two of which work in the business. He also has 2
grandchildren. His ride is now his Harley Fat Boy since selling his 39 sedan
deluxe and 29 Model “A”. He is thinking about getting another hot rod soon. His
favorite food is anything Mexican. Mike is always willing to help out the Old
Farts with any fund raiser we have going. If you have any printed or embroidered needs just let him know you’re a member of the Old Farts and he will
take care of you.
Paul Sullivan Old Fart #2344
Paul was born in 1933 in Cleveland Ohio. Yes he is Mike’s dad and the newest
member of the Old Farts. He was in the Air Force after school and when he got
out he went to work at Lockheed. He retired from there. Paul is a total Ford guy.
His wife’s name is Jackie and he has 2 sons, 4 grandchildren and even 4 great
grandkids. His favorite food is steak. Paul welcome to our club.
Sorry, but I couldn’t find any pictures of these guys because I have no idea what they look like.
Are You Busy Right Now?
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great mindless entertainment?
Come on over to the website and check out
the Members Rides Car Puzzles Page.
It’s sure to keep you occupied for at
least an hour or so, maybe more.
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Yes! We actually have a facebook page!
Just Click Old Farts Racing Team,
And like our page.
You’ll get random pictures and facts,
Maybe even something useful.
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American Legion Construction News
As you can tell the old American Legion is taking shape.
Right after the car show, the floors in the hall were sanded and
refinished. The floors came out beautiful. We will not be doing
any work at the Legion until after the holidays. At that point we
will be replacing 3 more windows and re working the west wall
in the hall due to water damage. After that we will move onto
the bathrooms in the hall. Even with tough times we were able
to raise over $11,000.00. Thanks to all of you that gave money, bought shirts, bought raffle tickets, and sponsored trophies.
Thanks again,
Dave B. #182
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Beside the Endmill
Hot flames, coool fridges ‘n’ due propers
By “Rotten” Rodney
Y’all know what this is? It’s “writer’s
block” and I’m here to testify that the condition is real. Like a few other Gaseous Gazette
staffers, I just received my looming deadline
notice—like last time—and the time before
that. And once again, I have nothing even
close to prepared. Heck, I don’t even
‘member what we talked about last time! Let’s
revisit the May/June/July issue and see
where we left off, shall we?
Oh yeah! Y’all ‘member this from page three?
Doreen is the lucky winner of a Painter Mike-customized
kitchen appliance. How many of these really see kitchen
duty? Customized refrigerators are generally found in
garages. Over the years, Painter Mike has generously
donated his time and talent to create these coveted prizes for Old Farts Reunions as well as Show ‘n’ Go.
There’s a good number of ‘em out there now, and my
good friend Louie just so happens to have one in his secret man cave at Budget Transmissions. While relaxing
there afterhours one day last week I couldn’t help admiring Mike’s layout, smooth blends and mirror finish. Bein’ a modern, energyefficient model, Louie’s fridge works well and despite the hot flames, what
comes out is always cold.
As an artist’s canvas, a brand new, undented refrigerator might require minimal
disassembly and thoughtful masking, but they’re easier to prepare than cars.
And there is a connection as customized refrigerators have been a part of our
car hobbies for years. A year or three ago, McPeak ‘n’ McEniry collaborated on
a stunning late-model fridge for Show ‘n’ Go—as some o’ y’all may recall. But
let’s dig deeper and examine the roots of fridge-rodding.
Souped-up refrigerators are nothing new. Uncle—uh, (it’s
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Beside the Endmill
Grandpa now) Larry Wikert has a mighty fine ‘50s-vintage General Electric,
complete with a functional keg-o-rator conversion and flames. But next time
you’re at Ed Martin Garage, check out the art gallery on the building’s east wall.
The prominent, pinstriped Crosley Shelvador door was a gift from Gormo years
ago.
So where is this leading? Right about now, some
o’ y’all are thinkin’ ol’ Rotten’s givin’ too big a
buildup for what’s to come next, but maybe not
this particular time. Let’s dig a little deeper yet,
and see.
Behold the Holy Grail of customized refrigerators!
This, my flatulent friends is certified authentic—
the real deal. This 1955 Crosley Shelvador is the
very appliance that Von Dutch and friends kept
stocked with—uh, beverages.
So, who’s Von Dutch? If you ask someone who’s
wearing the trademarked flying eyeball on the
street today, they’ll likely tell you: “he’s a California clothing designer.” Inside the kustom kulture
that he created, however, Kenneth Howard, AKA
Von Dutch is perhaps best known as the originator of modern pinstriping. The decorative striping that once came standard from auto manufacturers’ assembly lines had
died by the late ‘30s—it was over. By the late ‘40s
however, Von Dutch had picked up the brush. One
line at a time, he began to revive the lost art, ultimately bringing it back to life in ways no one had
ever imagined. Today, every dagger-dragger in the
pinstiping profession owes something to Von
Dutch—not Von Dutch the clothing designer, but
Von Dutch the artist, the ‘striper, the gunsmith, the
machinist, the mad scientist, and genius.
Even though it was never kept inside, the “Dutched”
Crosley Shelvador was included
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Beside the Endmill
with ‘striper, Steve Kafka’s purchase of the now-restored Von
Dutch bus. As determined by appraisal, this ol’ fridge is valued at
$46,000—and it just so happens to
be available.
I’m here in Phoenix, by invitation
to write a longer story that will likely pay squat, yet I’m richer for the
experience. I never met the late
Von Dutch, but I’m honored now to
know his friends: Lyle Fisk, Butch
Tucker, Steve Kafka and Dick O’dette who told me: “I put a lot of beer in that
refrigerator. I took a lot of beer out of it too.”
As y’all may imagine, touchin’ this
handle gives yours truly chills—and
not just ‘cause it’s attached to a refrigerator either. Is this 1955 Crosley
Shelvador responsible for the entire
custom-painted, pinstriped refrigerator phenomenon? While it’s a possibility, we don’t know that for sure.
What we do know for sure is; it’s up
to us to carry on.
R.R.
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Deacon Guardrail
Gray hair- that’s something that I didn’t have an overabundance of back
in ’94 when Uncle Gormie signed me up to be an Old Fart. In ‘94 my driver’s
license listed my hair color as brown. Things change over the years and my
driver’s license now lists my hair color as gray. The Bible says that “The glory
of young men is their strength, gray hair the splendor of the old” (Proverbs
21:29); so I guess its O.K. to be proud of my gray hair. I’m not using the word
proud as in being boastful, but as in being honored. I’m proud (honored) that
the Lord has allowed me to survive many adventures – some with guardrails
involved – to live long enough to have gray hair!
I’m proud (again, honored) to be an Old Fart. As I was looking at the web
site Drag Racing Online, I was pleasantly surprised to see a picture of an Old
Farts Racing Team canopy under the heading of “Telling it like it is” (11/06/13)
– I thought to myself – Hey, I’m a part of that!
Now, I know that you don’t see a whole lot of me at Fart Functions and
scheduling/geographical conflicts play into that, but I am proud (honored) to
serve when called upon in a sort of Chaplain Capacity. I have been blessed to
officiate at the weddings and funerals of some Old Farts; as the gray hair factor increases, the funerals seem to out-number the weddings and that’s O.K.
because I know that those people that have “gone on” before us are doing just
great now. I know that the people that I’m referring to are doing just great because of their faith – not because of how “good” they were and they truly were
good people, but because they realized that faith in Jesus – not good works is
what saves us and that makes this gray-haired Old Fart not proud (boastful)
but humbled.
Please feel free to contact me @ 951-317-0680 if I can be of service to you.
Deacon Guardrail
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Mustache Mikes Mumblings
WOW ! Where has 2013 gone? It seems like a couple of weeks ago
we were at a Christmas party and it's almost time for another one. I guess
the old saying is true that time flies when you're having fun. We just had
the second rebuild the American Legion show and it was a big success.
Fund raising shows are something we have always had a talent for. I have
no idea how much money we have raised for projects and charity over the
years.
Probably the most visible of these projects to date is Evergreen Cemetery.
The shows we did there helped raise money to build a fence and put in an
irrigation system. Being the oldest cemetery in Riverside the oldest section did not have perpetual care so it was not being taken care of. Now
when you drive by it looks beautiful. Now I do need to say we did not do it
by ourselves. There were several local groups putting on fund raising
events and we were proud to be one of them.
Now we have moved on to rebuild the American Legion building at
Fairmount Park. We have been associated with the American Legion almost as long we as have been around. We have held our reunion there
every year since 1995. We also have our monthly meeting (taco Tuesday)
in the legion hall. Any of you who have not been by to see the improvements should go by and check out how it's looking. It is really a good thing
to be associated with people like the American Legion and work on projects like this one.
M.M.
“Moustache Mike Says”
Here are the ANRA 2014 season dates
Season opener April 11-14
Spring Nationals June 20-22
Summer Shootout Aug 22-24
ANRA Finals October 10-12
www.ANRA.com
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TACO NIGHT!!!!
Come Down to the American
Legion Hall #79 on the 2nd
Tuesday of every month and
join us for Tacos!
Click here for a Map.
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Misc. Stuff
When I suggested we use Ray’s Studebaker for
car of the issue, I didn’t know he had 2. I wanted
his ‘55 Presidential with a Chevy big block, tripower carb and intake from a ‘67 427 corvette, a
200R4 transmission with 33%OD, and tall gears
in the rear, it was made to cruise the highways.
“Rotten” Rodney Suggests this from Page 67 of the current Harriet Carter
catalog; comes this particularly appropriate holiday gift idea! Order anytime:
1-800-377-7878 or www.harrietcarter.com
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More Misc. Stuff
Would like your car to be Car of the Issue?
Email Mark Godfrey at [email protected] with a picture of the
car and all the information needed to write about it. Make sure to include a
phone number in case we have any questions. Remember we will probably get
a lot submitted and we only put out 4 issues a year so be patient with us.
Would you like to be a sponsor of the OFRT newsletter?
We could sure use a couple more sponsors to help pay for the yearly running costs of our website and newsletter. The cost is $25 a year, and you
get your business card in our newsletter, (4 issues a year) and it’s also put
in our discount directory in the preferred section.
I would like to spotlight Andrea Kaus for always taking the most amazing pictures of our events, she not only takes pics of our horsepower, but she has a great
collection of horse photos too. you can check out all her photos anytime at chaosgraphics.com. Helpful Hint: I really enjoyed her collection by making the pics run a
slideshow full screen, you can really see the details of all the great rides.
Thank You to the crew that helps with the OFRT newsletter, without their hard
work, this newsletter wouldn’t happen. Mark Godfrey, Dave Bertino, Sharon Preston,
Diane Olvera, Lila Bashim-Casteloes, Willie Martin, “Rotten” Rodney Bauman, Mike
Woodward, Andrea Kaus, Russell Utz, Steve Johnson, Denise Wasson-Martinez,
Charyle Trujillo, and a few others that I just can’t remember right now. G.W.
Welcome To All New Old Farts !!
Welcome all new members to the Old Farts Racing Team! Our sole purpose is to have
old fashioned drag racing fun. You do not need a car to have fun, come with someone
who is participating, be a spectator, or build your own car. Gatherings are held on the
second Tuesday of every month, at the American Legion Hall #79 at Fairmont Park in
Riverside. We have no club officers. We have what we call “meetings”, or bullshit sessions, for lack of a better term.
Old Farts Racing Team, PO Box 56041, Riverside, CA. 92507
Email [email protected]
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Old Farts Events Calendar
Date
What
When
Where
Contact Info
Dec 6
OFRT Christmas Party
6:30pm Riverside
Sold Out
Dec 10
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
Dec 13
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
Dec 15
Toys for Tots Cruise
11am
Riverside
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Jan 10
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
Jan 14
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
Feb 11
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
Feb 14
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
Mar 11
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
Mar 14
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
April 8
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
April 11
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
May 9
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
May 13
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
June 10
OFRT Monthly Dinner
6pm
Riverside
American Legion #79
June 13
Tuxies Drive-in Cruise
5pm
Riverside
Map
Please check website calendar for working links
OFRT’s Monthly Meeting/Dinner
Tuxie’s Drive-In Cruise Night
Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of
every month at the American Legion Hall #79 at
2979 Dexter Dr. Fairmont Park in Riverside.
Tuxie’s Drive-In Cruise Night is held on the
second Friday of every month from 5pm to 8pm.
Come on down and join us!
Map to American Legion #79
Map to Tuxie’s Drive-In
Old Farts Hotline 951-242-9575
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Volume 18, Issue 4
Our list is growing.
These are the businesses that will honor your Club I.D. Card for a discount on parts and services
Please let us know if you have any other businesses that would like to participate
Audio Shoppe
6760 Central Ave.
Riverside, CA 92504
951-787-0550
Bonaco Performance Line
1846 W. 11th St., Unit I
Upland, CA 91786
909-985-3429
www.bonacoinc.com
Budget Transmissions Inc.*
2129 3rd Street
Riverside, CA 92507
951-683-0774
Buds Tire Pros
8651 Indiana Ave
Riverside, CA 92504
951-351-1319
Buds Tire Pros
22510 Allesandro Blvd
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
951-653-0707
www.budstirepros.com
951-315-0790)
1900 Hamner Ave., Norco, CA
951-737-6151
Riverside, Ca
951-369-8150
www.riversidemissionflorist.com
James Riner & Associates*
Financial Advisors*
222 E. Olive Avenue
Redlands, CA 92373
909-792-3844
www.jamesriner.com
Riverside Paint Co.
2475 N. Main St. #A
Riverside, Ca 92501
951-276-9411
Johnson Electrical Services*
3408 Russell Street
Riverside, CA.
951-347-5215
www.johnsonelectricalservices.co
Kuma Tire & Wheel
6589 Magnolia Ave.
Riverside, Ca. 92506
951-684-1852
Lilmonster Computer Service *
4021 Rosewood Pl.
Riverside, CA. 92506
951-682-4520
www.lilmonster.com
Riverside Plating Co.
4728 Felspar St.
Riverside, Ca 92509
951-681-6798
Riverside Transmission Center
12321 Sampson St. Unit A
Riverside, Ca 92503
951-279-7833
Rodco Street Rod *
2475 Main St.
Riverside, Ca
951-683-3010
Rubidoux Tire
5949 Mission Blvd.
Riverside, Ca
California Performance
Transmission
5502 Engineer Dr.
Huntington Beach, CA
800-278-2277
Luke’s Transmissions Inc.
6133 Mission Blvd.
Riverside, CA 92509
951-328-0006
Starbucks Customs
12391 Sampson Ave #S
Riverside, Ca 92503
951-735-6053
Carburetors
2622 Main St.
Riverside, Ca. 92501
951-684-1171
McIntosh Real Estate*
Nancy Chaffee
3988 Merrill Avenue
Riverside, CA. 92506
951-682-3280
Ted’s Rod Shop*
6990 Jurupa, #103
Riverside, CA. 92504
951-785-8337
www.tedsrodshop.com
Muscle Cars USA
12395 Mils Ave. Unit 10
Chino, CA 91710
909-627-0101
Top Dawg Auto Repair *
4380 Market St.
Riverside, Ca. 92501
951-686-6828.
Orange Show Speedway
689 S. “E” St
San Bernardino, Ca 92408
909-885-9000
Wanda’s Upholstery
2324 N. Cabrera Ave.
San Bernardino, Ca 92411
909-887-6434
Rainbow Bolt & Supply, Inc.
4030 Garner Road
Riverside, CA 92501
951-684-3870
Wayne’s Engine Rebuilding *
2200 Business Way
Riverside, Ca
951-684-2222
www.waynesengines.com
Dynamic Powder Coating
1265 N. Fitzgerald Unit A
Rialto, CA 92376
909-873-1413
EGGE
Obsolete Engine Parts
11707 Slauson Ave.
Santa Fe Springs, CA
562-945-3419
Hand Carved Acrylic Sculpture & Eng.
5589 E. Overlook Dr.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
909-463-1510
Hemborg Ford Parts & Fleet *
(call Henry Hemborg for Fleet
Old Farts Hotline 951-242-9575
Riverside Mission Florist *
3900 Market St.
*Members of the Old Farts Racing Team
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