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Calendar of Events *Kamloops Chapter Event *Mar.25Th General Meeting Mar 27-28Th Sun Valley Cruisers Swap Meet @ Sun Valley Speedway Vernon TH Mar VCCC – Kamloops Chapter Newsletter Box 239 Kamloops, BC V2C 5K6 Email [email protected] Editor: Dave Dickinson National Website: www.vccc.com ---------- Next Issue Deadline for Classifieds & News- April 8th ---------- Calendar of Events *Kamloops Chapter Event *Mar.25th General Meeting th Mar 27-28 Sun Valley Cruisers Swap Meet @ Sun Valley Speedway Vernon TH Mar. 29 Northills Mall Show Cancelled th Apr. 4 9:00 AM Saturday Work Party to move Bus contact Tim 250 554 2199 [weather permitting] *Apr. 12th 39th Annual Easter Parade with Breakfast in the Park [see ad] *Apr. 18th VCCC Governor & General Meeting in Merritt *Apr. 19th Adopt A Road [see ad inside] April 25th South Okanagan Swap Meet Penticton Curling Club Penticton …May 9-11th May Tour Victoria [for registration [email protected] ] [see web page vccc.com] May 22-23rd Coastal Swap Meet ...May 22-23rd Vernon Collectors Club Antique & Collectable Sale *June 6th Annual Swap Meet? [John Foley & Tim Wourms Chairpersons] *June 12-14th Back Road Tour to Winthrop WA. USA [John 250 378 9563] June 21st 15th North OK Chapter Show & Shine @ Village Green Mall in Vernon 11 – 3pm [Gary 250 558 5304] Aug 28-30th Bus Tour to 32nd LeMay’s Car Show & Auction [Dave for details] [email protected] or 250 578 8884 {President Tim Wourms} Hi everybody and welcome to the Spring edition of Kamshaft. Well, it is time again to take off the car protectors and get the cars ready for the open road. I have already seen a few cars out and about and look forward to seeing everyone doing the same by attending the Easter Parade. I personally can't wait to get the Bel Air up and going again. I can tell you that the Swap Meet is almost ready, and that we have some other exciting Spring functions planned. Being a member based club it would be great to see everyone get involved - a large amount of time has been spent planning these events and it will be great to see the regular faces and the not so regular faces in attendance. The ambulance is coming along with additions noticeable gains to the restoration every week, and I would like to thank the dedicated work being done every week by the team. We can all say with great pride that this is another fine restoration worthy of great pride in our work. Happy & Safe Vintage Motoring. Tim and his First Lady Barb 1 LETTERS to the EDITOR Nice to see the story about Ed Shaw. DP Great job on the Kamshaft. Lots of input for the month of February. The colour also really helps WELL DONE. KB Thank you ....I really like the calendar to inform me of club events coming up. SB & JM Some interesting web sites to look at for cars and things for sale. www.kijiji.com, www.castanet.net, www.jalopyjunction.com, and of course our club web page for cars & parts www.VCCC.com. A sign of the times is that the Kamloops Malls no longer seem to have money in their budgets for Car Shows as this year we do not have any shows scheduled. Having no Wedding Cars and Mall Shows this means quite a loss of funds for the club. If you have any suggestions in replacing this loss of income for the club contact your executive. I have been contacted by Peter Findlay [VCCC Web Master] wondering if our club members ever look at the VCCC Club web page. I will check at the next meeting to see how many have looked at it recently and ask for comments. June 12-14th Week end driving tour is our 3rd Annual Carl Jurriett Back Road Tour [Canadian Passports required] this year John has arranged for the tour to travel to Winthrop, WA. It is definitely a driving tour. Friday night June 12th Osoyoos Sun Beach Motel 1 250 495 7766 [$85.00], Saturday night June 13th Winthrop Inn 1 800 444 1972 [$85.00] Mention Vintage Car when making any reservation. It is suggested that you make both your tour registration & motel reservations as soon as possible. If you would like to participate contact John Rostron 250 315 2668 or {[email protected]} right away as space is limited. SHOULD I RESTORE A CAR??? DON”T DO IT. mortgage the wife and kids to buy it, from engine overhauling, metal & In saying that I does it contain wood or all metal, do I woodworking, welding, upholstery to would suggest have a place to work on it, how long is painting. that if you are this project going to take, is there a Over the years because of the cars and new to the game club or people I can contact for help the hobby I have met people all over BUY a car that is and information when I need help, and the world and travelled to places I running. It does is there parts available when I need would never have been or seen. It is a not have to be a cream puff just as long them. If you ask anyone that has great hobby as the whole family can be as it is running. This way you and your restored a vehicle I am sure they can involved and relates to all ages. The family get to enjoy the car and the add more items for you to think about young children want to sit and play in activities of the club. Without a car before you get started. the cars to middle age people wanting running it is sometimes hard to meet A couple of big questions that you to drive them and the seniors the other club members. Cars are like should also consider is there a market remembering when they actually drove magnets they attract people. value in the particular vehicle at the them. THEN if you still have the urge to end or in the middle should I lose Happy Motoring and restoring should restore a car go for it. Everyone seems interest? And the last question is how I you happen to make that decision. to have a different reason for their will be able to enjoy it when I am Editor choice of vehicle to restore: finished. Is it for display only or will I Different reasons I have heard that be able to drive it. people pick a vehicle are as follows: - Hope I have not discouraged you It was free, - my dad or grandfather had from being involved in a restoration. one, - I like the style, - I always wanted In regards to my own experience I one when I was a kid and the list goes have a driver, one needing repairs and on. one under restoration. It is unbelievable Things to consider before starting the things that you have to know or your restoration: - Do I have to learn to do for a complete restoration, 2 VCCC MEMBERSHIP PIN PRESENTATION Keith Galbraith our Membership Director will be presenting the following members with their VCCC membership pins and bars at the meeting this month. If your name is listed it would be nice if you and your spouse could attend the meeting to receive your pins in person. We currently have 88 members and the average year of membership is 17 years. That is a lot of experience and says something for our club as I sure a lot of other chapters and clubs do not have such a record. 5 yrs [15 members 1 – 5 yrs.] 15 yrs Steve & Susie Bell Bob & Carol Anderson Jack & Ruth Winkelaar Del & Claudine Basaraba Sid Cope 20 yrs [12 members 11 – 20- yrs.] Bill & Carol Duffus Alan & Susan Havisto Kris & Elyssa Krutop Dick & Hazel Rempel 30 yrs [14 members 21 – 30 yrs.] Ken & Lorraine Finnigan 10 yrs [29 members 6 – 10 yrs.] Ken & Norma McCormick John & Niki Bone Don & Diane Moyer Andre & Carol Cordonier Percy & Beverly Shymkiw John & Lila Foley Jake & Jan Surline Bob & Michele Gieselman John & Linda Rostron 40 yrs [16 members 31 plus yrs.] William Shurvell Jack & Ollie Woolard Tim & Barb Wourms 10 Tips to Keep Metal Shiny This article is submitted for Virgil Lysgaard as I understand he has lots of polishing of chrome to do on his 1956 Packard. 1. To remove water spots from metal, rub down the surface with a 6. To make gilt fittings and fixtures gleam, wipe down with a rag sponge dipped in lemon oil. This works not only on exterior dipped lightly in turpentine. metal, but on metal in the kitchen and bathroom, especially the shower enclosure. 7. T make a canister of powdered metal cleaner’s last twice as long, tape off the top half of the shaker holes. This will restrict the 2. To give stainless steel a long-lasting shine, rub it down with a powdered cleanser to only the areas you wish to scrub. lemon peel, then wash as usual. Oils in the peel cut through grime and restore luster. Lindsey Rubbing alcohol from a first-aid kit 8. For a quick brass cleanup, rub with a half lemon dipped in salt. works almost as well. Wash with warm soapy water and dry with a clean rag. 3. To remove rust from tools RV bumpers and other metal, rub 9. One of the cheapest cleaners fro brass can be made by mixing 1 with a stainless – steel pad dipped in kerosene or turpentine. For tablespoon each of flour, salt and vinegar. Apply the powdered Highest luster wipe down afterward with a ball of crumpled mixture with a clean damp rag, and watch the tarnish wipe off.
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