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Jamestown Classic Car Club “RUMBLER” LOOKING TOWARDS FORD MUSTANG 40 Upcoming Events 2 THE FUTURE 20 Shelby GT350 43 SWAP SHOP Club President "Skovy" Returns! 44 GHOSTS OF N.DAK 3 BIRTHDAYS (Feb) 21 JAMESTOWN ELKS Berlin, North Dakota 3 ACTIVE MEMBERS 22 JAMESTOWN DEVILS RUN 4 DEVILS RUN CLASSIC CAR CLUB 47&48 BUFFALO CITY SWAP THOSE WERE THE After Nearly 20 years MEET 48 CLUB APPLICATION 5 DAYS MY FRIENDS I 22 John Force Racing HOPE THEY NEVER END returns to Chevrolet 8 CLASSIC CAR COLORS 23 CLASSIC CAR REVIEW What's in a Name? 1956 Ford Thunderbird RUMBLER MINISTRY HIGHWAY TO HELL(cat) 11 Scott W. Block 26 Owner wrecks 707hp WWJD? (Part 2) 1 hour after purchase THINGS GOT YOU 28 CLASSIC CAR REVIEW 12 DOWN? Well then 1974 AMC Javelin Consider these 30 2001 Dodge Dakota RUMBLER SAFETY Dad's Hot Rod. 13 Scott W. Block 31 CLASSIC CAR REVIEW 1929 Peerless Model Bullet Proof Vest 13 BRIAN KAMLITZ 6-81 MARTY ROBBINS Motorhead Central 15 5 AUTOMOTIVE 34 Old Car Sparks INVENTIONS "RAT ROD" Hobby 16 AROUND MILL HILL 36 CLASSIC CAR REVIEW Dinner: Sabir's Valley City 1969 Dodge Charger MILLION DOLLAR CLAIM Show: Jupiter Ascending 2015 CORVETTE 38 The "BULLITT" 17 On Notice: Goodbye 1968 Dodge Charger ZR1 & Everybody Else 39 What's Sitting in your Barn or Back Yard? P a g e | 2 LOOKING TOWARDS be playing 70’s music all night “RUMBLER” set up on our web THE FUTURE and if you come dressed in 70’s page. Our biggest complaint is Story & Photos by Skovy garb there will be a special gift for the magazine is getting so big you. Skovy already has his people can’t open it up via e-mail. platform shoes and afro wig. We Now we just send a link to our will be closing off the street right web page in front of the Toy box and only www.jamesvalleystreetmachines. collector cars will be parked on com and the magazine pops up. that street. Should be a great night of Food, Dancing, Cool Come to the meeting on March cars, and fun! 18th and hear of all the fun goings on that is happening this year. Our 2nd annual Dakota Blacktop We will meet again in the back tour is going to invade room of Fred’s Den 113 1st Minnesota. Our committee has Avenue South right here in the route platted and we will be Jamestown. Meeting starts at Tick Tock, Tick Tock. Sitting here sending that out with future e- 7:00. See you there! looking outside and hoping for mails and “RUMBLERS”. Get warmer weather to come. How I your vacation requests in. It’s Want to get on the “RUMBLER” enjoy jumping in one of my only 3 days (Friday 07/24, email list? “RUMBLER” issues to classics and cruising around. Saturday 07/25 & Sunday 07/26) date … 10,039! Hitting the drag strip in one of my and we want you to come along! quarter mile fun cars. Oh there I [email protected] go again and regress. I know that Our summer cookouts are we have a couple more months planned this summer also. of this fine weather and then Whoo Hoo it’s off to the fun stuff 05/13 S&R Truck Plaza again. 06/17 Sabir’s II (the old Buffalo City Rotisserie Grille) 2015 is setting up to be a very 08/12 S&R Truck Plaza busy summer for the James 09/16 Sabir’s II Valley Street Machines and (the old Buffalo City Rotisserie Grille) friends. At the meeting this week we will hammer down the date or There will be a concert this our springtime “Hoedown summer but we are still working Hootenanny” that will be held in out the details. Max Brandenburger barn. School of Rock will be providing the Our September Car Show (09/26 music for the Hoedown and the th Street Machines will bring 5 Annual Dan Wilhelm Car chicken. Pot luck for the to go Show supporting Huntington’s with. Should be an afternoon of disease at Don Wilhelm fun for family and friends. Will Chevrolet), might have some have the date for the Hoedown in special guests but we can’t the next “RUMBLER”. disclose until contracts are signed. More information in future “RUMBLERS”. Another party will be the 70’s Boogie Nights at the Skovy Toy box. This is going to be held on We’ve broke 10,000 issues of the May 8th. This is going to be a “RUMBLER” magazine this great spring kick off for the 2015 month. 10,039 people are now activities. Hamburgers, brats & receiving this magazine via e- refreshments will be served (free mail. With the help of Vice to members). School of Rock will President Tom Ravely he has the P a g e | 3 Bachmeier, Donovan & Karla Lulay, Bob & Alma Balvitsch, Wayne Lynn, Randy Behm, Earl & Connie Lynn, Tyler & Pauline Bensch, Paul & Janis Martin, Randy & Patti Berg, Wayne & Tami Mathias, Roger & Bonnie Beyer, James McCreedy, Terrance Block, Scott & Pat McCullough, Gary & Billie Brandenburger, Max & Williams, McIlonie, Bernie & Darlene Laura Meidinger, Jamie Briese, Lee & Penny Meyer, Ken & Annie Calheim, Clifford & Marla Miller, Randy & Crystel Carow, Billy & Candace Mischka, Kenneth & Judy MEMBERS BIRTHDAYS Christianson, Glenn & Lucinda Mittleider, Cody & Elaine Dewald, Joel & Della Mitzel, LeRoy Andy Gray 02/01 Dodd, Jim & Mary Jo Moser, LeRoy & Gloria Sue Huber 02/04 Emo, Paul Nelson, Troy & Lois Skovy 02/04 Erdahl, Shawn (Shady) & Dawn Troy Thomas 02/09 Nenow, Roger & Lois Frank, Tracy Diane Gibson 02/10 Nogosek, Aaron & Amy Collin Godfrey 02/10 Gaier, Craig & Johnston, Ruth Obrigewitsch, Les & Sheryl Taylor Vining 02/15 Gehring, Duane & Kathleen Olson, David & Adele Mike Allmer 02/16 Geisler, David Olson, Taylor Kathy Gehring 02/16 Gibson, Teddy & Diane Orness, Stan & Sharon Gary Specht 02/21 Gilbertson, Mike & Murray, Kim Patzner, Elroy & Elayne Jeff Kummer 02/24 Gilge, Larry & Cindy Petrek, Gary Beverly Wolff 02/24 Godfrey, Collin Poppe, Jerry & Ardie Leslie Specht 02/25 Gray, JeriLynn & Andy Bernie McIlonie 02/26 Ravely, Thomas & Rhonda Greenlund, Ron & Darlene Redinger, Dale Miss your birthday? Please Gums, Robert & Candace Rixen, Dennis contact me at 701-202-7067 Guthmiller, Neil & Linda Schauer, Ronald & Cindy whereas I can update your Heiman, Tyler Seckerson, Kelly & Tricia records. Holzkamm, Al & Cindy Seher, Jeff Houge, Jason & Ann Marie Specht, Gary & Margaret Huber, Al & Sue Specht, Leslie & Debra Jacobson, Verdell (Jake) & Linda Speckman, Dale & Pamela Jangula, Duane Stromberg, Bryan Jaskoviak, Steven (Skovy) Swedlund, Troy & Emmy Jensen, Paul & Sue Thoele, Kevin & Kim Johnson, Brandon & Sonia Thomas, Troy & Tricia Kamlitz, Brian Titman, Nick Karn, Dale & Sue Tracy, Dean & Martha Keim, Lyman & Darlene VanFleet, Richard Kessler, Michael & Mary Vining, Taylor Kleinknecht, Delno & Phyllis Wegenast, Colin & Toni Kolb, Dale & Nidia ACTIVE MEMBERS Westerhausen, Leon & Mary Jane Kummer, Jeffrey & Erin Allmer, Michael Wiest, J.P. & Judy Lade, Joshua Andersen, Jeff(Andy) & Karla Wilhelm, Jeff Lang, John (JR) Anderson, Bruce & Kathy Wilhelm, Rod & Sandy Layton, Viril & Mary Anderson, Roger & Meleia Willman, Casey & Jessica Loose, Larry & Bonita Anderson, Scott & Kim Wolf, Cameron P a g e | 4 Wolff, Clayton & Beverly NEW, $10,000 Poker Run Friday 80 Car Auction Saturday of Wonnenberg, Douglas & Robyn sponsored by the Spirit Lake collector cars by Masters Casino & Resort Auctions www.masternd.com contact George at 701-240-6771 New location, Burnouts, etc. sponsored by the Spirit Lake As always expect 10 Free Meals Casino & Resort Friday As always Live Entertainment NEW, NASCAR Simulator Saturday & Sunday Sponsored sponsored by the Spirit Lake by Radio Works Casino & Resort (at the Casino Friday, in Roosevelt Park on Women’s World Extravaganza Saturday) [email protected] 701-351- 6587 NEW, ¼ Mile Simulator sponsored by The Spirit Lake FREE Dash plaques to the first Casino & Resort (at the Casino 750 registered Sponsored by Friday, in Roosevelt Park on Radio Works Saturday) City Wide Rummage Sale Robi’s Dyno will be setup at the sponsored by the Devils Lake Spirit Lake Casino on Friday and Daily Journal in Roosevelt Park on Saturday & Sunday Buses will run from the park to the Spirit Lake Casino, Car SCCA Autocross will be held in Auction and Devils Lake Ruger Park on Saturday, for shopping areas all day Saturday. more information contact Cletus Sponsored by Lake Region 701-662-4071 Chamber of Commerce NEW, “Rat Agent” Cody along A Tentative Schedule, motel info Hello Everyone, with his wife Amber and the “Rug and entry forms are at Rats” will be here to sign “Rat www.greaterdakotaclassics.com Fink” Ed Roth’s t-shirts (first time Dorm rooms are still available at Even after 23 years we try hard in North Dakota) sponsored by the College and self-contained to make Devils Run NEW & Greater Dakota Classics EXCITING, “North America’s camping will be available Hottest Car Show/Rod Run”. NEW, Pinky’s Tuscadaro’s 1956 Be there or be square!! See Lincoln Premier Convertible will This year’s dates are May 29th, you soon! th st be on display sponsored by 30 & 31 , 2015. Marvin Windows and “The Shed” Warroad, MN (this is the car used Here are some of the things we on Happy Days and Laverne & have planned: Shirley) How many Laverne and Pre-Devils Run Steak Fry at Shirley's or Pinky's will show up Lakota, fund raiser for the Lakota for pictures? Fire Department NEW, 1940 Cars (75th Muscle Car Show at the Spirit Anniversary) will lead the Lake Casino & Resort Saturday AM parade & have special parking in Roosevelt Park P a g e | 5 THOSE WERE THE DAYS MY FRIEND, I HOPE THEY NEVER END Photos sent by Jim Dodd (e-mail) P a g e | 6 P a g e | 7 P a g e | 8 CLASSIC CAR COLORS Playmate Pink What’s in a Name? Story & Photos by Historical Vehicle Association.org Candy-Apple Red When Donna Michelle was named Playboy’s 1964 Playmate of The Year, Ford decided to drum up a little marketing hype by giving Ms.
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