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RUMBLER MINISTRY REVIEW 7 Pastor Scott Block 25 1941 Packard 120 Old & New JAMESTOWN NEWMAN DONATION CLASSIC LOOKING TOWARDS BUFFALO CITY 40 SWAP SHOP 2 THE FUTURE 19 TOURISM 44 CLUB APPLICATION Club President "Skovy" Searle Swedlund 2 BIRTHDAYS (June) Around Jamestown 2 68 & 69 YENKO ACTIVE MEMBERS THE DIFFERENCE CAMARO SUPERCAR 20 3 Between California & & North Dakota 69 427 YENKO NOVA JAMESTOWN ELKS MOPAR GRAVEYARD 995 4 Hidden in the 25 Craig Gaier Carolina hills CLASSIC CAR RUMBLER MINISTRY REVIEW 7 Pastor Scott Block 25 1941 Packard 120 Old & New JAMESTOWN NEWMAN DONATION CLASSIC 8 Largest one time gift 27 CAR CLUB in UJ history Craig Gaier HUGE MUSCLE CAR RAT ROD REVIEW 9 STASH FOUND 27 A Statement made MOTORHEAD of Rust CENTRAL CLASSIC CAR 12 Brian Kamlitz REVIEW Motorsports Enthusiast 30 1959 Chevy Impala THIS IS FOR THE FAST PICKUPS GUYS 32 These trucks prove 13 OVER 70 you can haul CHASING AROUND CLASSIC CAR 13 2nd Event REVIEW Aberdeen, S.Dak. 33 1958 Dodge D100 TREASURE TROVE FREEZE FRAME 15 Classic Cars at the Riding in a High 35 Bottom of the sea School friends 1981 Firebird MUSCLE CAR FOUND CLASSIC CAR 17 How did this 1970 REVIEW Chevelle wind up on a 36 1956 VW Beetle rooftop in Mexico? 38 Upcoming Events P a g e | 2 LOOKING TOWARDS dam area. It should be a great THE FUTURE time. Story & Photos by Skovy I could go on and on. Better for all of you to show up to the cook out and find out what’s happening. Until then ... Happy motoring! Thank you everybody for reading and enjoying the “RUMBLER” magazine. Our e-mail subscriptions have passed 11,916 issues. MEMBERS BIRTHDAYS Man-o-man, summer is here and Paul Bensch 06/02 Don’t be bashful. We are a very there are many events planned Roger Anderson 06/04 active organization and want for the summer. Take time to look Aaron Nogosek 06/09 members. It’s only $25.00 for a over the enclosed posters in this J.P. Wiest 06/14 regular membership & $50.00 if magazine and look over the David Olson 06/15 you want the “RUMBLER” mailed events towards the back of the Bryant Noot 06/16 to you. See the application on the “RUMBLER”. Elroy Patzner 06/20 back page, or email Nick Titman 06/20 th [email protected]. This Wednesday, June 17 we Brandon Johnson 06/22 st are having the 1 of our summer Elaine Mittleider 06/22 cookouts. These cookouts are Pamela Speckman 06/23 sponsored by local businesses Joel Dewald 06/24 that support the James Valley th Street Machines. On the 17 , Miss your birthday? Please Dale Redinger, Billy Carow and contact me at 701-202-7067 the gang will be putting on their whereas I can update your cooking hats and whipping up records. hamburgers, brats, potato salad and nonalcoholic beverages. It’s ACTIVE MEMBERS free to all of us so, break out the hot rods and bikes and come on Allmer, Michael over to the S&R Truck Plaza. Gathering will be from 6:15 to Andersen, Jeff(Andy) & Shelly around 7:30. We will have a short Anderson, Bruce & Kathy meeting to let everybody know of Anderson, Roger & Meleia upcoming events. Anderson, Scott & Kim Bachmeier, Donovan & Karla I hope all of you have made hotel Balvitsch, Wayne reservations for the Blacktop Behm, Earl & Connie Tour. It sounds like we are going Bensch, Paul & Janis to have in excess of 30 cars going this year. Berg, Wayne & Tami Beyer, James “CHASE” around North Dakota is Block, Scott & Pat planned for the Sunday Brandenburger, Max & Williams, 06/27/2015. This month we are Laura cruising to the Garrison Dam. We Briese, Lee & Penny will have our pictures taken on Calheim, Clifford & Marla the dam and tour the fishery and Carow, Billy & Candace P a g e | 3 Demarcy, Jared Meidinger, Jamie THE DIFFERENCE Dewald, Joel & Della Meyer, Ken & Annie BETWEEN CALIFORNIA & Dodd, Jim & Mary Jo Miller, Randy & Crystel NORTH DAKOTA Elhard, Dale & Cynthia Mischka, Kenneth & Judy Story sent by Dave Olson (James Valley Erdahl, Shawn (Shady) & Dawn Mittleider, Cody & Elaine Street Machines) Frank, Tracy Mitzel, LeRoy California Gaier, Craig & Johnston, Ruth Moser, LeRoy & Gloria Gehring, Duane & Kathleen Nelson, Troy & Lois The Governor of California is Geisler, David Nenow, Roger & Lois jogging with his dog along a Gibson, Teddy & Diane Nogosek, Aaron & Amy nature trail. A coyote jumps out Gilbertson, Mike & Murray, Kim Noot, Jay & Bryant and attacks the Governor's dog, Gilge, Larry & Cindy Olson, David & Adele then bites the Governor. Godfrey, Collin Olson, Taylor The Governor starts to intervene, Gray, JeriLynn & Andy Orness, Stan & Sharon but reflects upon the movie Greenlund, Ron & Darlene Patzner, Elroy & Elayne "Bambi" and then realizes he Gumke, Matt Petrek, Gary should stop because the coyote Gums, Robert & Candace Poppe, Jerry & Ardie is only doing what is natural. Guthmiller, Neil & Linda Ravely, Thomas & Rhonda Heiman, Tyler Redinger, Dale He calls animal control. Animal Hoggarth, Scott Rixen, Dennis Control captures the coyote and Holzkamm, Al & Cindy Schauer, Ronald & Cindy bills the state $200 testing it for diseases and $500 for relocating Houge, Jason & Ann Marie Schlenker, Mark it. Huber, Al & Sue Seckerson, Kelly & Tricia Jacobson, Verdell (Jake) & Linda Seher, Jeff He calls a veterinarian. The vet Jangula, Duane Specht, Gary & Margaret collects the dead dog and bills Jaskoviak, Steven (Skovy) Specht, Leslie & Debra the State $200 testing it for Jensen, Paul & Sue Speckman, Dale & Pamela diseases. Johnson, Brandon & Sonia Stromberg, Bryan The Governor goes to hospital Kamlitz, Brian Swedlund, Troy & Emmy and spends $3,500 getting Karn, Dale & Sue Thoele, Kevin & Kim checked for diseases from the Keim, Lyman & Darlene Thomas, Troy & Tricia coyote and on getting his bite Kessler, Michael & Mary Timm, Curt wound bandaged. Kleinknecht, Delno & Phyllis Titman, Nick Kolb, Dale & Nidia Tracy, Dean & Martha The running trail gets shut down Kummer, Jeffrey & Erin VanFleet, Richard for 6 months while Fish & Game Lade, Joshua Vining, Taylor conducts a $100,000 survey to make sure the area is now free of Lang, John (JR) Wegenast, Colin & Toni dangerous animals. Layton, Viril & Mary Westerhausen, Leon & Mary Jane Loose, Larry & Bonita Wiest, J.P. & Judy The Governor spends $50,000 in Lulay, Bob & Alma Wilhelm, Jeff state funds implementing a Lynn, Randy Wilhelm, Rod & Sandy "coyote awareness program" for Lynn, Tyler & Pauline Willman, Casey & Jessica residents of the area. Martin, Randy & Patti Willman, Dusty The State Legislature spends $2 Masters, George & Eileen Wolf, Cameron million to study how to better Mathias, Roger & Bonnie Wolff, Clayton & Beverly treat rabies and how to McCreedy, Terrance Wonnenberg, Douglas & Robyn permanently eradicate the McCullough, Gary & Billie disease throughout the world. McIlonie, Bernie & Darlene P a g e | 4 The Governor's security agent is MOPAR GRAVEYARD than welcome to come see the fired for not stopping the attack. Hidden in the Carolina Hills car. The state spends $150,000 to Story & Photos by Ryan Brutt (Hot Rod hire and train a new agent with Magazine … hotrod.com) Once I got there, I was additional special training re the nature of coyotes. devastated PETA protests the coyote's Whenever I drive to a location, I relocation and files a $5 million usually check out the area using suit against the state. Google Earth. I do this to see where I'm going so I don't get North Dakota lost, but also to check out the surroundings to see what else is The Governor of North Dakota is there. The image on my phone jogging with his dog along a showed a large junkyard that was nature trail. A coyote jumps out full of cars, but once I got there I and attacks his dog. You ever hear the story of how was devastated. From the small, Machu Picchu was found? Hiram one-lane driveway to the house, The Governor shoots the coyote Bingham was in the Andes you could see nothing—not a car with his state-issued pistol and Mountains looking for something or truck anywhere. keeps jogging. The Governor has else, but a guide knew of some ruins nearby. The guide took him spent $.50 on a .45 ACP hollow Once I pulled down the road, there, yet nothing could be seen point cartridge. things started to look up. I could until he came around a rock see a Challenger race car just The buzzards eat the dead outcropping. And there it was, over one hill, a truck on the other. coyote. Machu Picchu in all its jungle- As I came around a hill to the covered glory. This yard I house and barn where the And that, my friends, is why photographed in the hills of North owner's wife was meeting me, California is broke and North Carolina, while not to that level of then I understood. I felt like Dakota is not. discovery, had its own historically Bingham coming around that significant pieces in the ground. rock outcropping. There was grain silo on one side of the I was in North Carolina for the property and trees on the other, 2014 Hot Rod Power Tour but and everything else was in a got there a few days early to small depression. But there it all allow myself time to photograph was, row upon row of Mopars barn finds. A mutual friend hidden in the hills. relayed me a name and number to call about a few cool cars that The owner came out and we were sitting nearby. When I went into the barn where her called, a woman picked up. I office was. She told me how her asked for the gentleman who had husband had collected Mopars all the cars.
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