Atlanta Jaguar Society

Atlanta Jaguar Society
Atlanta,,GA
“Days of Our Lives”
By Alan Talbott, President
n the long running soap
opera “Automotive Days
Of Our Lives” the
patriarch of Jaguar, the Ford
Motor Company, has added yet
another twist to the story. Bill
Ford has stepped down as CEO
and turned operational duties over
to a guy familiar with turning
companies around namely, Alan
Mulally. Mr. Mulally, the former
head of Boeing, has the background
and skills to do the cost cutting
that is probably necessary to make
Ford profitable. What form that
will be and how many divisions
survive remains to be seen. I do
think, however, it would be
detrimental to Ford to unload
Jaguar. They need the nameplate.
We will see how this plays out.
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accommodating hosts and thanks to
all who brought dishes. This is the
type of event that makes AJS such
a great club!
Martini night at Fernbank was
also well attended. Most folks ate
the catered dinner, listened to the
live music and sipped martinis till
and during the IMAX movie. The
IMAX experience is always
enjoyable with ancient Greece for
the theme this time. Not only was
the photography spectacular but
the special effects were at least
equal to the photography. Several
of our members are heading to
Greece this fall and certain
locations in the movie were stops
they intend to make. A lovely
evening with friends.
Septemberx2006
Leo, to house a TV that will play
the AJS CD to interested potential
members. This will be permanently
located in the Nalley showroom
giving us further opportunities to
grow. With the effort made by
Nalley and AJS we would like to
have a great showing. Please give
us you support by entering your
car. Wash it, bring it. If you need
help with cleaning process come to
the tech session. If you can offer to
help with something that day
contact me directly. Not everyone
will win, that’s true, but we can
win as a group with your help.
Please remember the monthly
meeting at Chicago’s on the 25th.
RSVP to Fred and Beverlee Leo at
770-949-6775 or email at
[email protected]. Your
There is all the information on the attention to RSVP would be
Concours detailed elsewhere in the greatly appreciated as it makes it
newsletter so I will not belabor all easier to deal with the restaurant.
that, but I would like to stress how Chicago’s, by the way, has done a
important you participation is for
tremendous job in getting us
On a lighter note we had two
this event. Our host, Nalley, has
served very quickly so the
activities in August that turned
been very accommodating in giving meetings, as a rule, are short and
out great. The lake party at Wil
us what we need to make this a
sweet if you are on a time table.
Somer’s home on Lanier was
very special show. From the
extremely well attended with boat setting (which I doubt has ever
See you there.
rides, conversation, food ( we have been done at this type of location)
great cooks in this club) and drink, to re-designed trophies, to a
making this a relaxed afternoon on catered lunch, all will give us an
Next monthly meeting
the water. This party just keeps
September 25, 2006
opportunity for exposure we
Chicago’s sandy springs
getting better and attendance
haven’t had for years. Integrated
Social hour-6:00 PM, dinner-7:00 PM
increases each year. Thanks to Wil into the format for the event is our
** Please rsvp to beverlee leo **
and Sherry for being such
770-949-6775 or [email protected]
own cabinet, hand built by Fred
AJS Annual
Concours d’Elegance
Nalley Jaguar , October 7, 2006
11507 Alpharetta Hwy., Roswell, GA
By Alan Talbott, President
his year, in a complete
departure from the norm,
AJS will hold its Concours
d’Elegance at an exciting new
venue; Nalley Jaguar in Roswell.
Nalley has kindly agreed to open
their facility to us on Saturday
(please note the Saturday show day
instead of our usual Sunday) to
hold what is always a great display
of the Jaguar marques. In using
this location we will get a highly
visible spot on a main artery in
Atlanta plus the entire front of the
dealership and showroom to
display Jags and perhaps attract a
number of visitors, which we
haven’t been able to do in other
spots around town. Also, in
another complete departure from
norm Dick Thyer, Wayne Harris
and Bob Daley have created the
most unique set of trophies that
have ever been used at a car show.
We believe you will be delighted to
have one of these on display in the
home or office. All we need to
make this event work is you and
you Jag(s). If you can only make
one more event this year make it
this one.
Registration will begin at 10:00
AM; car preparation will end at
12:30 PM, and judging will
commence at 1:30 PM. After the
completion of judging, trophies
will be presented for all competing
classes as well as the “People’s
Choice” and John Steen Awards.
All entrants will also receive an
award commemorating their
participation in the 2006
Concours. The rules will basically
be the same as in past years.
Again, all cars entered in the
judged classes must be driven to
the show. Any car trailored to the
Concours grounds will be placed in
the Touring Class. The following
scoring system stipulates the
number of points required for
specific awards:
Place
First
Second
Third
Required Points
94.00 to 100.00
87.00 to 93.75
80.00 to 86.75
In addition to the regular judged
classes, we will continue the
practice instituted a few years ago
with the Touring Class. The
Touring Class allows Jaguar
owners to enter without being
judged under normal Concours
rules. Sometimes members do not
enter the regular Concours because
of their perceived hassle in
preparing their cars for a Concours
judged event (although this is the
perfect excuse for giving your Cat,
at least, a once a year thorough
cleaning); others have older,
unrestored or ‘rough’ cars that
may not be Concours ready, but
would be a delight for our
members to see and experience.
Now there is no reason not to
enter your Jag – members can
even enter different cars in both
the judged and non-judged
categories.
If you are familiar with Nalley’s
location you know there are
restaurants up and down the road
but nothing within walking
distance and once at the show you
may not want to leave or can’t do
Atlanta Jaguar Society
www.atlantajaguarsociety.org
Officers & Directors
President
(H)770.939.1644
Alan Talbott
[email protected]
President Elect
Vice President
(H)706.864.4903
Open
Ray Gore
[email protected]
2nd Vice President
J.P Summers
(H)770.448.5244 [email protected]
Advertising & Publicity Director
Open
Past President
(H)770.509.6830
Paul Brower
[email protected]
Secretary
(H)404-843-0681
Kenneth Carr
[email protected]
Treasurer
(H)770.497.9980
Fran McNair
[email protected]
Activities Directors
(H)770.949.6775
Fred & Beverly Leo
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor
(H)770.772.9734
Pete Scarborough
[email protected]
Membership Director
Wil Sommer
(C)404.803.0306 [email protected]
Health & Hospitality Director
June Mindrup
(H)770.457.1217
[email protected]
Technical Director
Paul Brower
(H)770.509.6830
[email protected]
Regalia Directors:
Rachael Morrison
(H)706.356.4841
Robert Reichert
(770)971.6553
[email protected]
[email protected]
Concours Director
Open
Honorary Chairman
John Steen
(H)770.419.9632
[email protected]
The AJS Newsletter is published monthly except
December and is distributed free to all Society
members. For email delivery send request to
[email protected]
Submissions for publication should be supplied to
the Newsletter Editor by email or in other
machine readable form by the 25th. day of the
month prior to publication. Material is subject to
editorial revision and may express the sole
opinion of the submitter.
AJS Newsletter Editor
Pete Scarborough
4900 Gaidrew
Alpharetta, GA 30022
AJS Fall Tour
Autumn in the Mountains
A British Car Gathering
Chimney Rock, NC
October 14, 2006
Butter Nut Falls at
Chimney Rock Park
M
id October in the mountains of North Carolina usually
brings wonderful fall weather and brilliant colors. This
year, the British Car Club of Western North Carolina
has chosen beautiful Chimney Rock Park as the venue for their
popular British car get-together. This is adjacent to Lake Lure,
another beautiful spot, and is an approximately three hour
drive from Atlanta.
The host hotel for the event is the Quality Inn & Suites at Exit
49A off I26 in nearby Hendersonville, NC. A block of rooms at
special rate has been set aside for those attending the event.
You will need to call the hotel direct to make your reservations
if you plan to attend. The telephone number is 828-692-7231.
Mention AITM British Car Show when registering.
so to eat. To handle this problem we will offer a
catered lunch to members and friends for a price of
$10.00/person. The only caveat is we must have your
RSVP and money by September 30th so please send
that in when you register your cars or you may send
it separately. We simply need an accurate head count.
I can’t stress enough how important it is to register
your cars early and also for the lunch. Unfortunately
last minute folks for the lunch won’t work however
you may register your car, of course, the day of the
event. The food will be on the lower level of Nalley
and will not be open to the public.
Please register early as we will have to pick cars that
will be displayed on the grass out front and those that
will actually be located in the showroom. The sooner
we have the entrants the sooner we can pick models
for these key display areas. Wayne Harris will be
handling the judges this year and as always we need
folks to help with that job as well. It does not matter
if you haven’t judged previously, we’ll put you with
someone who has. It’s a great way to develop a
Mid-October is a popular tourist time in the mountains so call
right away to reserve your room.
Early registration for the show can be made on the internet by
downloading the registration form at
www.autumninthemountains.org and mailing with your
payment. Forms will also be available at our regular meeting
September 25th. The fee is $25/car for registrations postmarked
prior to September 15. You can register on site for $30, or at
he host hotel from 4-6 PM the day before. Registration on site
runs from 8:30 to 12:00 noon. Registration includes one park
pass. Additional passes are $12/person. Judging runs from
12:00 to 2:00 PM. Awards by car class and a raffle winner are
at 3:30-4:00. Judging is non-critical, people’s choice.
We’ll have dinner Saturday evening at Larkins on the Lake in
Lake Lure.
If you go up the day before you can avoid that early start on
Saturday. If you’d like to travel with a group, we’ll plan on
departing from Bahama Breeze at Pleasant Hill and I85, left at
the first light on the east side of I85, at 8:00 AM sharp! Please
call Alan at 770-939-1644 or email him if you plan to go.
Include your cell phone number so that we can have a list for
staying in touch. Also, let him know if you plan to have dinner
with the group.
Plan to join us for a scenic, enjoyable trip.
different perspective in viewing cars. Call Wayne with the countries worse traffic. Everyone should have
your decision to judge at 770-321-8486.
enough time to get there.
If you have questions please call Alan Talbott at 770939-1644(W) or 678-234-7981(C).
Pre-Concours Party
Bob and Fran McNair’s
Friday Night, October 6th, 7:30 to 10:00
11005 Galen Place, Duluth, GA, 770-497-0955
hen car shows were in their infancy people
sometimes travelled a great distance to be part
of the festivities so gradually it evolved into a party
that was held to greet out of town guests. Whether
you are in town or out of town this party is for you.
Bob and Fran have kindly offered their home for our
get together so that we can see old and new friends
prior to our show and they have a great house for a
party! As you will note above the party will be on
Friday night October 6th this year since the Concours
has been changed to a Saturday show date of the 7th.
We have moved the start time to 7:30 to accommodate
The club will provide a honey baked ham, beer and
wine with attendees providing a covered dish of either
hors d’oeuvre, casserole, veggie dish or dessert. This is
always a fun well attended evening of camaraderie and
conversation so plan to attend before the “big show”
as Ed Sullivan would say. Everyone is welcome
whether going to the Concours or not.
As always we need you to RSVP early or no later
than October 4th so preparations can be made. Please
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call Bob and Fran at the above
number to confirm your presence
Directions: Exit I-285 at 31B onto
Peachtree Ind. Blvd. and travel north about
4 miles to the forks and bear left towards
Cumming on Hwy 141. Go about 8 miles to
Parsons Rd., just after JR’s Restaurant on
the left. Turn left and go to the second
subdivision on the right, Creekside
Crossing. Enter the subdivision, proceed to
the third street on the right. The McNair’s
home is on the corner.
Judges Tech Session
Saturday September 23, 10:00-12:00
Alan Talbott’s, 3285 Indian Valley Trail
Atlanta, GA
ime to judge and be judged.
This tech session will give
you an opportunity to find out
what the judges will be looking for
at the Concours. If you don’t want
to judge that’s OK but you will
still find the information relevant
when preparing your car for ours
or any other show you may participate in. Our judging sheets were
designed to be simple and easy so
that the Concours can be more fun
and less arduous. So, if you’ve not
judged before don’t let that stop
you we can put you with someone
who has experience so that you can
get the hang of it quickly. On the
other hand we do need as many
judges as we can get. The more we
have the faster the process is and
the faster to the award ceremony. If
you have judged previously please
plan to come to this session.
Wayne Harris will be handling the
judges this year and he is experienced and knowledgeable in the
way we handle the scoring.
helping to clean your Jag. You may
find a product or a technique that
will be of value in the future.
I think you’ll find the discussion
interesting and donuts and coffee
are on the club!
Directions
I-285 E towards I-85. At this intersection
sign says I-85 S and there is a sign to Exit
at Chamblee-Tucker Rd. Take the Chamblee-Tucker Exit. Follow ramp to stoplightturn left onto Chamblee-Tucker. At the third
stoplight take right onto Henderson Mill Rd.
At the third stoplight you will be beside
Henderson Middle School. Go straight thru
the light 50 yards and take a right on Bolero.
100 yards take left on Apple Orchard. Up
the hill 50 yards to a right on Indian Valley
Trail. Second house on the left.
June’s Corner
Member News
By June Mindrup, Health & Hospitality Director
ew Member Department:
John Burton joined our elite
group at the AJS monthly meeting
held August 28th. He drives a
1966 E-type- 2+2 Jag (gray with
red upholstery) which he plans to
restore and update (mainly air
conditioning).
Dan Collier and wife Vicki have
recently joined our club. They
drive a 1974 E-Type in Primrose
Yellow. Welcome Aboard!
Ed Chillino is a "re-instated"
member. Ed, we're glad to have
you back with us.
many more such occasions!
Marlene and Don Hart will be
cruising on the Queen Mary II
viewing the gorgeous North
Eastern Fall foliage. They sail from
N.Y. and will visit Rhode Island,
Quebec City, Nova Scotia plus
several other stops.
Vinnie Lauria's Father, Vincent
(Vince) Lauria, passed away on
August 30th at age 92. The
funeral Mass was held September
2nd at All Saints Catholic Church.
Our condolences go out to Vinnie
and Marsha and all the family.
John Steen's grandson, Andy
Long, attended Georgia Military
Academy in Miledgeville, Georgia
preparing for a military career.
What an honor for him to rank 2nd
in his Unit of 300! He is aspiring
to join the Army Rangers. May
God Bless!
In mid August, Beverlee Leo flew
to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania for a
5-day visit with friends (one of
which was Fred's old college room
mate). While there, she toured the
Amish Country side and just had a
good time.
Wayne Harris had a BIG Birthday
on Augsut 13th. Shhh - he
celebrated his big 60th! Take heart
Wayne, you don't look it!
Bob Hicks is still undergoing his
2 l/2 hour Hyperbaric Oxygen
Pete and Judy Scarborough
treatments Monday through Friday
celebrated their 45th Wedding
in Asheville, North Carolina. Bob
Anniversary
on
August
19th
at
the
Also, we will devote a portion of
is feeling better and he wants to
the session to detailing a car. Prod- AJS Party held at Wil Sommer's
thank everyone for their concern
ucts will be on display and disLake Lanier home. Congratulations and prayers. He has 4 more weeks
cussed as to their relative merits in - and may you celebrate many,
of treatments to go.
Marlene Cox just returned from a
10-day trip to Wyoming where she
went fly fishing in the Green
River, catching and releasing
several trout. She also did a lot of
sight-seeing around the Tetons,
Yellowstone with a plus of
shopping at Jackson Hole.
Area Auto Activities
Events you may want to attend on your own
Sept. 15, 10 AM/4 PM Atlanta
British Car Fayre: Rejuvenated
event held on Main St. In
Norcross. Drawing for two RT
tickets to England for cars preregistered and shown. Details at
Glenn and Kathy Michalski just www.babg.org/britishcarfayre.htm
returned from San Diego and La
Sept. 16, 10AM/4PM Hubcaps
Jolla, California where their niece
and History: The Marietta
threw a surprise 70th Birthday
Party for Glenn's brother, Richard. Classic Car Show and Marietta
Antique Street Festival. Hosted by
Their other niece from N.C. was
the Marietta Museum of History.
also part of the surprise. Glenn
surprised Richard by calling him on Classic cars and antiques. Car
show lineup at 9:00 AM. Cars
the phone and saying he heard
must be at least 25 years old.
there was a party. While talking
$25/car. The antique festival draws
and walking closer to him, they
over 125 antique dealers who will
were only 3 feet apart when
Richard looked up and saw Glenn. show and sell their wares.
SURPRISE!
Sept 22-24 Southeast British
Car Festival, Dillard House,
Dillard, Georgia: All-British car
event with awards in many car
classes. Enjoy the mountains, great
family-style dining, cars and
chatting with British car fans.
Additonal information at
www.peachtreemg.com
Sept 30, Road Atlanta
American Le Mans: Highly
successful series featuring a broad
range of Le Mans type cars and
well-known drivers in tight
competition.
Sept. 30, Alpharetta Fun Fest: A
growing, multi-event with a car
show at Northpoint Center E.
From 10AM-4 PM. Details at
www.alpharettafunfest.com/car_sho
w.htm
2006 Concours d’Elegance Registration
Please register my Jaguar(s) in the 2006 AJS Concours d’Elegance to be held at the
Nalley Jaguar, 11507 Alpharetta Highway in Roswell, Georgia on October 7th, 2006
Concours Class
Touring Class
Advance Registration, received by 9/30/06
$20 _________
$10 _______
Registration at the Concours
$25 _________
$15 _______
Each additional Jaguar
$10 _________
$10 _______
Car Total
_________
Catered lunch/s ___ @$10ea. Lunch total
_________
Car 1
Car 2
Car 3
Type of Jaguar ________
________
________
Year ________
________
________
*Class Number ________
________
________
Owner: Name ______________________________________
Address ______________________________________
City, State ______________________________________
Telephone (
) ________________________________
Please make your check payable to “Atlanta Jaguar Society” and mail completed
registration by September 28th to:
Alan Talbott
3285 Indian Valley Trail
Atlanta, GA 30341
* Please check your class number carefully on the opposite side. There have been some
changes from previous years. All new cars (2003 - 2006) will be in Class 21 regardless
of model.
2006 Concours d’Elegance Judging Classes
Class Number
Model
1
Pre - 1949
2
XK 120
3
XK 140
4
XK 150
5
E Type S1 1961-67
6
E Type S2 1968-71
7
E Type S3 1971-74
8
MK 1, MK 2, 3.4S, 3.8S
9
MK VII, MK VIII, MK IX
10
MKX, 420, 420G
11
XJ6/12 S1, S2 1969-78
12
XJ6/12 S3 1979-87
13
XJ6/12 S4 1988-94
14
XJ6/8/12/R S5 1995-2002
15
XJ-S S1, S2 1976-85
16
XJ-S S3 1986-91
17
XJ-S S4 1992-96
18
XK8/XKR (pre-2007)
19
S-Type
20
X-Type
21
XJ8/12/R 2003-2007
22
XK8/XKR 2007 (2007 on)
TC
All Touring Class Cars
2006 Concours d’Elegance Judging Guidelines
• ALL JUDGING IS DONE IN THE STAND-UP POSITION; I.E., UNDERSIDE OF CAR IS NOT JUDGED
• NEVER TOUCH THE CARS (HAVE THE OWNER OPEN THE DOORS, ETC.)
• DO NOT REVIEW THE SCORE SHEET WITH THE OWNER.
• DO NOT JUDGE A CLASS YOU HAVE A CAR ENTERED IN.
• REMEMBER - JUDGE’S DECISION IS FINAL!
• JUDGE FOR CLEANLINESS, AUTHENTICITY AND ‘WELL-MAINTAINED.” OLD, CLEAN AND
WELL-MAINTAINED COUNTS MORE THAN NEW AND DIRTY.
• FOLLOW THE SCORE SHEET AND JUDGE ONLY THE AREA INDICATED.
• BE SURE YOU DO NOT DOUBLE PENALIZE!
• BEFORE TAKING OFF POINTS FOR “NON-ORIGINAL,” REMEMBER - JAGUAR MADE MANY
VARIATIONS. IN CASE OF DOUBT CHECK WITH OTHER JUDGES, ASK OWNER ABOUT THE
ITEM. IF YOU ARE STILL NOT SURE DO NOT REMOVE ANY POINTS.
• CAR COLOR NEED NOT BE ORIGINAL TO CAR, BUT IT MUST BE A JAGUAR COLOR FOR THAT
MODEL AND YEAR. BE SURE BOOT AND ENGINE COMPARTMENT ARE SAME COLOR AS
BODY.
• RADIO STYLE MUST MATCH YEAR OF CAR. BATTERIES NEED NOT BE LUCAS.
• ALL 5 TIRES MUST MATCH. TIRE BRAND IS OWNER’S CHOICE, ALTHOUGH SIZE MUST
MATCH CAR. BLACKWALL, WHITEWALL, RED STRIPE, ETC. ARE ALL OK.
• GLASS NEED NOT BE TRIPLEX.
• MANY OF THE LATER CARS (E-TYPE SII, E-TYPE SIII, XJ6, XJS) DID NOT COME WITH TOOL
KITS.
• SOME DEALER OPTIONS ARE CONSIDERED ORIGINAL (I.E., SIDE MOLDING, TINTED GLASS,
AMCO BARS, WIRE WHEELS, ETC.). RULE OF THUMB - IF IT MATCHES THE ERA, DO NOT
PENALIZE.
• LOCAL DIRT ON TIRES IS ACCEPTABLE.
• ALL CARS ENTERED IN THE JUDGED CLASSES MUST BE BE DRIVEN TO THE EVENT. ANY
CAR ARRIVING IN THE VICINITY OF THE CONCOURS GROUNDS ON A TRAILER WILL BE
PLACED IN THE TOURING CLASS.
2006 AJS Concours d’Elegance Judging Sheet
Class
Year
Missing or poor=0-2
Item
Judging Category
Body or Style
10 point judging scale for each item
Fair=3-4
Good=5-6
Very good=7-8
Circle areas from which points are deducted
Owner
Excellent=9-10
Some things to look for
Points
1
Paint &
Finish
Check paint, workmanship, preparation of surface, peeling, fading, rust
2
Bodywork
Check roughness, sign of straightening, welding, fender
beads and edges, fit of doors, bonnet and boot
3
Wheels & Tires
Check paint, chrome, condition of spokes, rims, hubs,
tires, valve stems. Check spare tire. All 5 tires must be of
the same brand and size.
4
Boot
Check paint, side panels, mat/carpet. Tool kit, if original
equipment, must be displayed
5
Top or Roof
Check if missing or down, score 0.0. Check fabric for
looseness, lopsided bows, neatness, wrinkles, rear window, side curtains. Check hardtop for condition, glass,
rubber gaskets.
6
Upholstery and
Interior
Check seats, floor covering, door & kick panels, dash &
instruments, steering wheel, headliner, pedals, interior
knobs & handles, window moldings, wood. Owners manual must be displayed.
7
Lamp &
Brightwork
Check condition of plating, rubber components, lenses,
bolts, straightness of bumper, dents in trim
8
Engine
Compartment
Check paint on engine and in engine compartment, radiator condition, exhaust system, brightwork, wiring, hoses
belts and fuel lines.
9
Mechanical
Functions
Check wipers, horn, headlights, fog/driving lights, stop,
turn, parking, backup lights.
10
Authenticity
Check for general authenticity; watch for “bailing wire” repairs, incorrect wiring, improper interior materials, incorrect
tires, improper parts.
11
Mileage
Enter vehicle mileage here:
Team Captain:
10.00
-------Total
In general - Remember that Jaguars were always available to Special Order, therefore certain items such as color
combinations & actual color choices were subject to individual preference. Cleanliness should be checked in all categories; disregard “new” dirt on tires that is acquired on the drive to the show. If you have questions, ask your Team
Captain or one of the Chief Judges.
Feb. 25
March 18
April 28-May 30
May 13
June 10-11
August 19
September 1
September 23
Sept. 30
Oct. 6
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
December 10
Activities & Events
Andretti Speed Lab, Alpharetta, 11 AM-1 PM
St. Particks Day Parade
Walter Mitty at Road Atlanta
British Car Day at Martha Berry College, Rome
Overnight tour to Andersonville, Americus, etc.
Lake Party at Wil Sommer's.
Martini Night at Fernbank
Judge's Tech Session at Talbott's
American Le Mans, Road Atlanta
Pre-Concours Party at Bob & Fran McNairs
AJS Concours d'Elegance at Nally
Fall Tour, British Car Affair, Chimney Rock, NC
Day trip to Euroautofestival, Greer, SC
Christmas Party at CC of Roswell
Regular business/dinner meetings are held the last Monday
of each month except May and December
FOR SALE
1974 Series III E-Type from the estate of Gary Morgan. Beautiful,
fresh British Racing Green. Hard top included. $50,000. Contact Gary
Franus (Gary's next door neighbor) at 404-791-3808
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September 2006
Sept. 23 Judges Tech Session
Oct. 6 Pre-Concours Party
Oct. 7 AJS Concours d”Elegance
Oct. 14 Fall Tour to Chimney Rock