2019 Newsletter

The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 1

Inside This Issue (maybe) BRITFEST 2019 This Month’s Feature Article by Rod Smith, President GSBCC Officers and Committee Chairs We have just concluded our 7th annual Welcome New Members to Our Garage BRITFEST and by all accounts, it was a rousing The Prez’s View Through The Bug Spatter success! We certainly had help from above as Monthly Meeting Minutes the weather cooperated by providing a few Spotlight on Our Fellow Club Members clouds, temperatures in the 70’s and a breeze Club & Special Interest Events that sometimes blew a little more than Tool Box Technical Notes expected! From the Friday night reception at For Sale, Wanteds, Services, Free, Etc. The Nacho Hippo, to the well orchestrated Ran When Wrecked and Abandoned show on Saturday, we received a lot of Enlightening Member Meanderings compliments from registrants and visitors alike. Occasional Drips and Leakages None of this happens with the waving of a magic  Lucas wand of electrical smoke. It takes a lot of work and a lot of planning.  Next Month’s Meeting  Saturday, 09-Nov-2019, 9:00 am GSBCC Monthly Meeting at The Sea Captain’s House, 3002 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach.

Guests Are Always Welcome! I would like to take this opportunity to Website:www.GrandStrandBritishCarClub.com personally thank all of the BRITFEST Calendar of Events: Committee members as well as a few who www.Google.com/calendar/embed?src=hub1tpr volunteered to help closer to showtime. [email protected]. As early as March, your Board of Directors com&ctz=America/New_York&gsessionid=OK was discussing things that we needed to focus FaceBook: on for this year’s show. The full committee met www.FaceBook.com/pages/Grand-Strand- a number of times to strategize, plan and make British-Car-Club/344525917851 suggestions. (see BRITFEST next page) The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 2 (BRITFEST continued) GSBCC Officers and Always mindful of past mistakes, suggestions from members and visitors, we Committee Chairs worked to fine tune the event from beginning to end. There were permits needed, insurance President Rod Smith to cover us ($1 million), food trucks, port-a-  (843) 651-7644 johns, vehicle classes, t-shirts, trophies, dash  plaques and prizes. [email protected]

Vice President Greg Hoch  (843) 357-2697  [email protected]

Secretary Patsy Hoch  (843) 357-2697  [email protected]

Treasurer & Club Regalia Sales Jim Smith  (843) 907-0178 There were raffle baskets, tents, tables and  [email protected] chairs to think about. Music, trash, banners,

road signage, parking attendees and Newsletter Editor Bill Unger photography. All of this takes planning,  (843) 527-7840 coordination and cooperation.  [email protected]

Social Media Editor Felicia Sachs  (843) 455-8273  [email protected]

Membership Chair Skip Robertson  (843) 645-8972  [email protected]

It is heart-warming to see the members jump up and volunteer, getting up early, staying late and spending their own money in some cases to pick up something that will make the show better, or someone’s job easier.

(see BRITFEST next page) The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 3 (BRITFEST continued) It all comes from a lot of hard work, but a lot of fun and laughter as well. We have a GREAT time working together!

Please consider helping us in the future and join me in thanking those who gave their time and effort to make BRITFEST a success:

Greg & Patsy Hoch Jim & Neal Smith Bill & Lisa Unger Jim Hendricks Ray Maggio Bob Puttbach Bill Scofield Karen Adams Warren & Stancy Bender Felicia Sachs Joel & Deb Carnosso Myrna Smith Skip & Denise Robertson Kathie Foltz Bill Walton & Debbie White Ron Simons

The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 4 Welcome to the Garage Thanks from Stancy by Rod Smith, President Hi Folks, “Welcome” to our newest GSBCC members ... A BIG thank you for making our annual car show Basket Raffle the BEST Jim and Margie Moran (Oct-2019) ever.  Myrtle Beach, SC We had 26 baskets/ items in all and  home (843) 213-1260 earned $836.00 for our charities and cell (201) 647-2437  events.  [email protected] A smashing success!  1968 Sunbeam Alpine Your baskets and creative ideas get

David E. Braun (Oct-2019) better every year. People look forward to  Mt. Gilead, OH seeing all the unique items and maybe  cell (614) 679 6116 taking home something special.  [email protected] We got loads of positive comments  1967 MG Midget about your great baskets. People “forced” themselves to come back again and again Rick and Linda Orto (Oct-2019) rather than choose only one basket.  Creedmoor, NC Also, even if your basket didn’t have  cell (330) 261-2003 the most tickets, you made someone very  [email protected] happy. Our goal is to help people enjoy  1974½ MGB Roadster the car show and drive their LBC’s home

happy. Also a big shout out to all the “worker bees” that made Britfest a great car show and a fun day.

Stancy Bender

The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 5 Britfest*: GSBCC Meeting Minutes  Registrations: Pre-registrations Saturday, October 12, 2019 increased from last year which helps Jellie Bellie & Co., Surfside Beach, SC tremendously with field and classification management, but it is a At approximately 12:55 p.m. President Rod nightmare when that happens the week Smith called the October meeting of the Grand before the show. There were a total of Strand British Car Club to order with 29 97 cars, a 14% increase from 2018. members and guests in attendance. He began Registrations started out great, dropped by welcoming all members and announcing that off in August, then were up just before 2 new members joined this past Saturday at our the show with 40% registering at that Britfest event. A vote was taken to waive the time. 48 club members registered for reading of the minutes of the September the show: 56% of the club. meeting, and they were approved as published  Stancy Bender’s raffle baskets were the in the GSBCC September Newsletter. largest money-makers again this year, Vice President Greg Hoch reminded us that thanks to the creative talents of the there are a few car shows coming up: Euro Auto many club members who donated their Festival this coming week end in Greenville, SC, time and efforts. Stancy (and Warren) Charleston’s British Car Days the following beautifully packaged the raffle baskets, weekend, and Hilton Head Island Concours indicating each donor and theme, and D’Elegance the first weekend in November. sent individual thank you notes. Check our website for details. He mentioned  The proceeds from the sale of T-shirts that we learn much each year from other shows hit an all-time high, as did the 50/50, so and from our own Britfest shows, and that we that we were able to provide a $300 hold our one organized show, it’s our main donation to Canine Angels. project, and it is an excellent opportunity for  Kathie Foltz’ British Tea was so elegantly all club members to participate and to work displayed again this year, and it also adds together. a special touch. It was so popular that Treasurer Jim Smith provided the financial we ran out of hot tea! We promise to report, including Britfest, (that is always remedy that next year … and to make available to anyone who might be interested) certain to schedule the Elevenses and detailed deposits, expenditures, and properly at 11:00! accruals. He was pleased with the financial  Ray Maggio’s well-designed Britfest 2019 outcome of Britfest, which means that we did posters were a tremendous hit! extremely well. Some of the reasons are  It was awesome to be able to use the detailed below under Britfest. grass field for the show! (Ask Rod about Membership Chair Skip Robertson could not the infamous goose challenge …) be at the meeting, but sent the remainder of  The hot dog truck was also a big hit! the new magnetic name tags for distribution. Any remaining nametags will be mailed to (see Meeting Minutes next page) members.

The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 6 (Meeting Minutes continued) Sandhills Motoring Festival  It was great to have more spectators! information submitted by Bill Timmons We think that is a result of improved marketing, and we will investigate The 2019 Sandhills Motoring Festival was advertising in the HTC Newsletter, held Memorial Day weekend and concluded with newspapers, and other online sources of a concours on Sunday, May 26, in the Village of event distribution. Pinehurst. The event is an outgrowth of a  Club surveys are all positive with ratings weekend activity organized by local Mercedes of 10 and 10+. The excellent surveys and Porsche groups which in 2019 expanded to reinforce our goals to provide excellent include other European marques. communications before, during, and after Plans are underway for 2020 which will again the event … and to be known for our be held during Memorial Day weekend starting welcoming friendliness. Friday, May 22, with the concours on Sunday,  Improvements to consider for 2020: May 24, featuring MG and Jaguar. When e-voting, enhanced sound system to carry registration opens, you will be able to select a to the back of the field, increased la carte the activities in which you wish to marketing exposure, a beer truck … participate. A road rally, dinners, and tours are *Many of the Britfest statistics were options. Concours entry cars will be selected by provided by Bill Unger, our Statistician a committee. Spectator attendance on Sunday Extraordinaire. With the help of his great is open to the public at no charge. historical statistics, we are able to do a better www.SandhillsMotoringFestival.com is now job of predicting classes to arrange the field to open for concours entry applications. Scroll maximize over-all configuration. down to “View Classes and Apply”, then scroll to From the Floorboard: “Sunday Concours Class Applications”. Fill in  To arrange a technical team meeting or the information, enter a photo of your car, and event, just reach out to any GSBCC board you will hear from the committee. Payments member. There is always a technical need and signing up for other activities is not yet on- with LBCs … line. Rod announced that the next meeting will be For more information, contact Bill Timmons, a breakfast meeting on Saturday, 11/9 at The tel. 910-690-5618 or [email protected]. Sea Captain’s House in Myrtle Beach, and the Christmas party with the $20 secret Santa gift swap/exchange will be at Wahoo’s in Murrells Inlet at 6:30 on Tuesday, 12/10. He closed the meeting by thanking everyone and reiterating what a great job everyone did to make Britfest a huge success.

Respectfully Submitted, Patsy Hoch The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 7 th 20 Mini (original and variants) GSBCC’s 7 Annual 1st 1967 Austin Mini Cooper S Zangara, Jennifer 2nd 1967 Austin Mini Moke Zangara, Jennifer Myrtle Beach Britfest at 3rd 1972 Mini Batson, Buddy & Pat 21 MINI (BMW) The Market Common 1st 2005 MINI Cooper S Roberts, Kevin 2nd 2012 MINI Goodwood Bazemore, David Car Classes & Results: 22 Morgan 1 Austin Healey 100 / 3000 1st 1989 Morgan Plus 4 Vincent, Jim & Jeanne 1st 1961 Austin Healey 3000 BT7 Hiller, Robert & Marsha 2nd 1964 Morgan 4/4 GT Perry, Peter 2nd 1967 Austin Healey 3000 MKllI Garner, Sandy & Arden 3rd 1963 Morgan 4/4 & Zimmerman, Jack & Pat 3rd 1959 Austin Healey 100-6 BN6 Walton, Bill & Debbie White 23 Rover 2 Austin Healey Sprite / MG Midget 1st 1975 Rover 3500 (P6) Rigby, John & Barbara 1st 1974 MG Midget Clark, Sandra 2nd 1964 Rover Series 2A Potter, Robert 2nd 1961 Austin Healey Sprite Batson, Buddy & Pat 24 Sunbeam 3rd 1976 MG Midget Meservey, Thomas 3 Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite 1st 1963 Sunbeam Alpine III GT Fritz, Richard 2nd 1966 Sunbeam Alpine Carnosso, Joel & Deb 1st 1960 A-H Sprite bugeye Scofield, William 25 Triumph TR 2/3/3A/3B 2nd 1959 A-H Sprite bugeye Gregory, Ned 1st 1961 Triumph TR3A Bender, Warren & Stancy 3rd 1960 A-H Sprite bugeye Lewis, Jeff & Linda 5 Bentley / Rolls Royce 2nd 1960 Triumph TR3A Wheeler, Jack 3rd 1959 Triumph TR3A Maggio, Ray 1st 2007 Rolls Royce Phantom Allen, William T. 26 Triumph TR 4/4A/5/250 7 Jaguar E-type 1st 1964 Triumph TR4 Moore, John 1st 1969 Jaguar E-type FHC Unger, Bill & Lisa 2nd 1968 Triumph TR250 Peeler, Gary & Lois 2nd 1967 Jaguar E-type 2+2 Tripician, Louis 3rd 1967 Triumph TR4A Justice, Charles 11 Jaguar XK8, XK, XKR (1997-2015) 27 Triumph TR 6 1st 2008 Jaguar XKR Coupe Jones, Ron & Linda 1st 1974 Triumph TR6 Calder, Johnny 2nd 2013 Jaguar XKR Allen, William T. 2nd 1976 Triumph TR6 Ferris, Dan and Ann 3rd 1997 Jaguar XK8 Coupe Unger, Bill & Lisa 3rd 1972 Triumph TR6 Boyles, David 12 Jaguar Sedans, Estates, SUV's (1998-) 29 Triumph Spitfire & GT6 1st 2004 Jaguar XJR Mason, Mark 1st 1975 Triumph Spitfire Turek, Ron 2nd 2007 Jaguar XJ8 Dunkel, James & Mary 30 Triumph Stag & Other 15 Lotus 1st 1972 Triumph Stag Shoffner, Danny 1st 1960 Lotus Elite Timmons, Bill & Martha 31 TVR 2nd 1962 Lotus Super 7 Petty, Joe 1st 1985 TVR 280i coupe Czerw, George 3rd 2005 Lotus Elise Spurling, Ben 16 MG A 32 British Special Interest 1st 1962 Wolseley 1500 Foltz, Kathie & Dick 1st 1962 MGA MkII Kazmierski, Ron 2nd 1993 MG R-V8 McClain, Terry & Mary Ellen 2nd 1956 MGA Leonardo, Peter 3rd 1958 MG Magnette ZB Finch, Steve 3rd 1959 MGA Worley, Sid 17 MG B / C / GT (chrome bumper) 33 British Motorcycles 1st 1972 Triumph Daytona Lienhard, John 1st 1972 MGB Smith, Jim & Neal 2nd 1967 Triumph Tiger Smith, Rod & Myrna 2nd 1963 MGB Beck, Susan 3rd 2003 Triumph Bonneville Clark, Sandra 3rd 1973 MGB Brennan, Jack & Sue 18 MG B / GT (rubber bumper) 1st 1980 MGB Hammer, Suzanne “Best Picnic Presentation”: 2nd 1979 MGB Smith, Jim & Neal 1962 Wolseley 1500 Foltz, Kathie & Dick 3rd 1977 MGB Morris, Billy & Kathleen “Longest Distance Driven”: 19 MG T Series and Other 1961 Austin Healey 3000 BT7 Hiller, Robert & Marsha 1st 1952 MG TD Bunnell, Charlie & Pat “Best of Show”: 2nd 1950 MG TD Redfield, Bernard & Donna 1961 Austin Healey 3000 BT7 Hiller, Robert & Marsha 3rd 1951 MG TD Chechile, Dennis

Britfest 2019 Entrants (photo credit Bill Walton & Debbie White)

0101 Walton 1959 Austin Healey 100-6 BN6 0102 Garner 1967 Austin Healey 3000 0103 Herron 1967 Austin Healey 3000

0104 Hiller 1961 Austin Healey 3000 BT7 0201 Clark 1974 MG Midget 0203 Batson 1961 A-H Sprite

0204 Meservey 1976 MG Midget 0205 Pitts 1979 MG Midget 0206 Cozart 1979 MG Midget

0301 Lewis J 1960 A-H Sprite bugeye 0303 Scofield 1960 A-H Sprite bugeye 0304 Gregory 1959 A-H Sprite bugeye

0501 Allen 2007 R-R Phantom 0701 Unger 1969 Jag E-type FHC 0702 Tripician 1967 Jaguar E-type 2+2

1101 Jones 2008 Jaguar XKR Coupe 1102 Allen 2013 Jaguar XKR 1103 Unger 1997 Jag XK8 FHC

1201 Mason 2004 Jaguar XJR 1202 Dunkel 2007 Jaguar XJ8 1501 Petty 1962 Lotus Super 7

1502 Timmons 1960 Lotus Elite 1503 Spurling 2005 Lotus Elise 1601 Andrews 1957 MGA

1602 Kazmierski 1962 MGA MkII 1603 Rosato 1958 MGA 1604 Worley 1959 MGA

1606 Ramstadt 1957 MGA 1701 Beck 1963 MGB 1704 Brennan 1973 MGB

1705 Smith J 1972 MGB 1706 Harris 1974 MGB 1707 Watt 1974 MGB

1801 Hoch 1979 MGB 1802 Larkin 1978 MGB 1804 Puttbach 1977 MGB

1805 Orto 1974½ MGB 1806 Platt 1976 MGB 1807 Smith J 1979 MGB

1809 Hammer 1980 MGB 1810 Morris 1977 MGB 1811 Lambert 1976 MGB

1812 Moore 1976 MGB 1901 Bunnell 1952 MG TD 1903 Redfield 1950 MG TD

1904 Chechile 1951 MG TD 2002 Batson 1972 Mini 2004 Zangara 1967 Austin Mini Moke

2005 Zangara 1967 Austin Mini Cooper S 2101 Bazemore 2012 MINI Goodwood 2102 Sachs 2014 Mini Cooper Highgate

2103 Grosso 2017 MINI Cooper S 2104 Roberts 2005 MINI Cooper S 2201 Zimmerman 1963 Morgan 4-4

2202 Vincent 1989 Morgan Plus 4 2203 Perry 1964 Morgan 4/4 GT 2301 Rigby 1975 Rover 3500 P6

2302 Potter 1964 Rover Series 2A 2401 Fritz 1963 Sunbeam Alpine III GT 2402 Carnosso 1966 Sunbeam Alpine

2501 Smith R 1959 TR3A 2502 Maggio 1959 TR3A 2503 Robertson 1960 TR3A

2504 Bender 1961 TR3A 2505 Wheeler 1960 Triumph TR-3A 2506 Oldland 1960 Triumph TR3

2601 Peeler 1968 TR250 2602 Justice 1967 Triumph TR4A 2603 Moore 1964 Triumph TR4

2701 Ferris 1976 TR6 2702 Boyles 1972 TR6 2703 James J 1974 Triumph TR6

2704 Calder 1974 Triumph TR6 2705 Smith S 1974 Triumph TR6 2706 Smith B 1969 Triumph TR6

2707 Leggat 1972 Triumph TR6 2901 Turek 1975 Triumph Spitfire 3001 Shoffner 1972 Triumph Stag

3202 McClain 1993 MG R-V8 3206 Foltz 1962 Wolseley 1500 3207 Finch 1958 MG Magnette ZB

3301 Clark 2003 Triumph Bonneville 3101 Czerw 1985 TVR 280i FHC

3302 Smith R 1967 Triumph Tiger 3304 Lienhard 1972 Triumph Daytona The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 8

Upcoming Club Events & 25-27-Oct-2019, 30-Oct–01-Nov-2020, 29-31-Oct-2021 Savannah Speed Classic Meeting Locations as part of the Hilton Head Island Motoring (dates & locations subject to change) Festival in partnership with Sportscar Vintage Racing Assoc. (SVRA) at the Grand 09-Nov GSBCC Monthly Prize of America Road Course. Meeting at The Sea Captain’s House, Saturday, 9:00 am, 3002 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach.

10-Dec GSBCC’s Annual Christmas Party, Tuesday, 6:30 pm at Wahoo’s, Murrells Inlet SC. 02-03-Nov-2019, 06-08-Nov-2020, 05- 07-Nov-2021 Hilton Head Island Motoring Festival & Concours d’ Elegance Other Events of at Port Royal Golf Club, 9am-4pm, Car Club Showcase Saturday and Concours Special Interest d’Elegance on Sunday. More information at www.hhiconcours.com. 26-Oct 35th Annual British Car Days sponsored by BCCC, Palmetto Island County Park, Mt. Pleasant, SC. Food trucks Rolled Quesadillas 22-24-May-2020 Sandhills Motoring and Brunch Festival, Pinehurst, NC, featuring MG and Holiday will be Jaguar. there in addition to Independent Grounds coffee house. Friday evening reception will be a Charleston Harbor cruise on the Spirit of Charleston. A BBQ dinner is included and there is a cash bar with beer and wine. Registration includes two people attending the reception.

For more info go to www.BritishCarClubCharleston.com/BritishC arDay2019.php. The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 9

Whole Cars For Sale 1979 Triumph Spitfire (photos below) 1979 MG Midget (photo below) $1900 OBO. Now reduced to $10,995 OBO. Contact Jim Some rust. Needs tuneup and work to restore Hendricks tel (704) 564-7988 or email engine. Wilmington, NC. Selling for health [email protected]. (Oct-17) reasons. Call Art Sanders [email protected] tel. (910) 200-2589. (Jun-17)

1979 Triumph Spitfire 1500 (photo below) Low miles, service records, solid.

Reduced to $6500 OBO. Call Janice Heilman tel (843) 650-4617 or email [email protected]. (Mar-18)

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The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 10 Whole Cars for Sale (cont.) 1975 MGB $7,300 FIRM (photos below) 1968 MGB (photos below) Complete car, barn Personal circumstances require me to offer for kept, in need of total restoration. All numbers sale my long time ride. I am the sole owner. I match on this original '68 4 cylinder, dual carb have put 135,000 miles on her. I had the engine B with left hand drive and extra wire rims. I rebuilt in 2010 when it had 121,000 miles. This know the history from 1975 to present. Asking IS NOT a show car. This is a DAILY RIDE. $2500. Contact Russell Greene 843.602.1644 Exterior and interior are in very good condition. or [email protected]. (Jun-18) Mechanically sound. Currently garage kept. PLEASE ONLY serious inquires via text or phone Rusty at 410-858-6973. (Mar-19)

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Whole Cars for Sale (cont.)

1963 Austin Healey 3000 BJ7 (photos below) One of most beautiful cars ever built, a proven concours winner and also a great driver. Finished in 2005, it has been in many top shows around the country and featured in several magazines. Second owner since new. Recent service and ready to go. Detailed photos at www.flickr.com/photos/pbraun/albums/721576

02727116380. Now for sale - No tire kickers please this is the real thing. $80,000. Contact Peter Braun at [email protected].

(photo below) Orange with black 1980 MGB top and interior. $6700. Contact Bill Morris

(843) 907-0320 (Jul-18)

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The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes GSBCC’s NEWSLETTER October 2019 page 12 Whole Cars for Sale (cont.) Bits ’n’ Pieces

1978 MG-B (photos below) Soft top, landau, original hardtop, new battery, good tires, CD player. Carpeting is good, no holes. Everything except clock works. Garage kept, no rust. Asking $7500, negotiable. Located in Murrells Inlet. Contact Nancy Young [email protected]. (Jul-2019)

For Sale - Four Speed Transmission for 1975-1980 MGB $450. Contact Bill Morris at (843) 907-0320. (Apr-14)

Wanted – MGB Parts 1970 to 1972 NOS "Fishmouth" grille parts, any used hood finisher for the same grille. Call Jim @ (704) 564-7988

or email [email protected]. (Jul-17)

For Sale – Triumph Transmission Overdrive tranny with all parts to install for a 1500 Triumph Spitfire. Cash Offer. Call Jim Hendricks at (704) 564-7988 or email [email protected]. (Nov-18)

Wanted – Nice Triumph TR6 I live in Myrtle Beach and a former Triumph owner. Call Buzz McCarthy (617) 510-4953 or email [email protected]. (Aug-19)

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The British Car Club of Charleston Proudly Presents The 35th Annual British Car Day

Saturday, October 26th, 2019 Free to the public, 11am-3pm, Palmetto Islands County Park with entrance fee to park For information and car registration: www.BritishCarClubCharleston.com The Journal of Loose Nuts and Broken Spokes T-Shirts Silkscreened $15 (2 for $25) Club Stuff For Sale by Jim Smith, Club Regalia Chair These shirts are top quality USA made Guildan, preshrunk, cool 100% cotton, with a large Remember that when you purchase any club GSBCC logo on the back and a small GSBCC logo paraphernalia, the price not only pays for the above the left breast. cost of the item, but any profits will benefit you by helping to offset GSBCC sponsored event expenses. Won’t you please give? And give often? Okay, so here are your choices:

sizes: Small, Medium, Large, X to XXX Large T-shirt color: white, black, beige, and more! Sweat Shirt color: Morris Garages gray

Stickers FREE! (with shirt or cap purchase)

Sweat Shirts Embroidered $20

Get both logos on each sheet. They peel off to apply on the inside of your vehicle’s glass without any wetting or other adhesives. But do they ever stick ... even through repeated c leanings!