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Newsletter of the Northern California Chapter Oldsmobile Club of America President/Show Chair The Oldsletter July/Aug 2013 Inside This Issue: l Zone Show Coverage l Micke Grove Show Info l Other Outings & Shows Newsletter of the Northern California Chapter Oldsmobile Club of America President/Show Chair. Ken Van Gundy III (916)Officers 784-3271 and Representatives1818 Woodacre 2013 Way [email protected] Cal Olds Club Website: www.norcalolds.comRoseville, CA 95661 President (acting) Pat Kennedy (916) 655-1588 3061 Amoruso Way [email protected] Roseville, CA 95747 Treasurer/Membership Dan Haggerty (408) 268-7904 6208 Balderstone Dr [email protected] San Jose, CA 95120 Secretary and Health & Welfare Linda Sutherland (209) 833-3413 1460 Velasquez Lane [email protected] Tracy, CA 95377 Newsletter Editor Larry Ewing Technical Librarian 3330 Henriette Ct (408) 528-9770 San Jose, CA 95135 [email protected] Public Relations Mike Barentson 916-435-1340 3136 Strand Road [email protected] Rocklin, CA 95765-4315 Club Historian Bob Griffith (209) 366-2807 2434 Grenoble [email protected] Lodi, CA 95242 Acting Show Car Chair Jon Manji 916-386-1642 2257 Moorbrook Way [email protected] Sacramento, CA 95826 Pacific S.W. Zone Directors Don Joe Varley, 14908 E. Dale Lane Sutherland Scottsdale, AZ 85262 Nor Cal Olds (480) 998-1449 Webmaster [email protected] Karl Sup, 2355 S. Wildrose Circle (209) 833-3413 Mesa, AZ 85209-1526 [email protected] 602-628-8866 cell 1460 Velasquez Lane [email protected] Tracy, CA 95377 2 President’s Message Hi everyone, Morro Bay has come and gone and I am sorry to say, I missed the whole show. I was sick in the hospital, but Dan Haggerty and all the board members stepped up to the plate and took over and the show was a great success. I want to thank them from the bottom of my heart. I hear that Jon Manji did a bang up job with the judging, thank you Jon. Attendance was down this year, but we are looking at various sites for next years show, because the cost of the hotel has gotten very expensive and I think that resulted in lower attendance. Micke Grove is coming up in September and I hope we have a good turnout for that show. I am doing much better and hope to see you all at Micke Grove. Best Regards Pat Kennedy Editor’s Note This issue has coverage of our annual zone show which was a fun event. See page 8 for the beginning. Also leading up to the zone show we had a Olds Gathering/Meeting in Stockton on April 27th at the Burgess home. See page 6. Thanks to Don Sutherland and others for supplying some good photos for use in the Oldsletter. In this issue is the flyer for our annual show at Micke Grove in Lodi scheduled for Sept 8th. This is always fun with BBQ, cars and friends. Make sure you get the form in on time! July 28th is the Don Frolich Memorial Portal Park BBQ in Cupertino, CA. This is a Cadillac-LaSalle Club event and we are welcome. See page 16 for the flyer. If you decide to go, contact me, Larry Ewing, and we can park all the Oldsmobiles together on the lawn. This is a great show! John Wallin has done the legwork on another event to be held October 12 in Modesto. Check out the info on page 17. Sound like a lot of fun too! On another note: In my latest issue of Hemmings Muscle Machine one or our 2011 National entries is fea- tured. Lee Pearl’s ‘70 442 convert- ible won Best of Class at our event. Both Hemmings Muscle Machine and Classic Car constantly have ar- ticles on Oldsmobiles which is great and the same time very unusual. Not that these cars don’t deserve atten- tion it’s just seems that most of the automotive press has been weak on these car in the recent past. Editor, Larry Ewing Cover: Tom Miller’s recently restored 1947 68 series convertible which took Best of Show award at the Zone show in May at Morro Bay. Photo by Pete Clayton 3 Treasurer Report Income from membership; one renewal and one new membership brought our NCOC total membership to 142. Club Tee-Shirt cost of $1,269.00 with sales at the Zone Meet of $90.00. This years’ Zone Meet expense and income are not complete, but the following is the status as of June 7, 2013: 1. 50-50 raffle (total $410.00) with 25% to each club or $102.50. No input yet 2. Trophy costs total $1,735.87 with each club paying half or $867.93; plus 3 trophy mailing cost total $24.60 with each club paying half or $12.30. No input yet 3. Shared expense if the (registration + lunch boxes + dinners = total income) didn’t cover event costs. No input yet So Cal Olds Club is having a meeting during the week of June 10, 2013 and I will be contacted after their meeting on how they feel the income & expenses should be divided between our clubs. Our club bank account is solvent. Nor Cal Olds Club Treasurer, Dan Haggerty Membership Report Membership is steady with one renewal, Frank and Patricia Schwab; and one new Tim and Serena Dermody of Danville with a 1971 Cutlass Supreme Convertible; which brings our total to 142 members. APPLICATIONS for NCOC and OCA are on our club website at ( www.norcalolds. com ) and annual membership dues are due by January 1, of each year . Membership Chairman, Dan Haggerty http://www.calautomuseum.org/ Elegance in Motion: Cars of the Golden Age (The Art Deco Era) May 25 thru October 13. Exhibit Grand opening Celebration May 25 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm. Meet the car owners, wine tasting, and amazing cars! All ages welcome, must be 21+ for wine tasting. 5th Annual Cam Car Cruise Saturday, August 3, 2013 FREE for spectators The CAM Car Cruise is an annual event for vintage car owners to show off their rides. The Cruise begins at Sac State and ends on Fulton and El Camino in a huge vintage car show. See website for registration. Cars Under the Stars April 18, May 16, June 20, 5-9pm Every 3rd Thursday of the month visitors can enjoy the Museum at half price ($4) after-hours. This is an excellent family friendly event. $8 General Admission | $4 Student | Kids under 5 FREE Hours 10:00 AM - 6:00 pm (Mon. - Sun.) | Until 9:00 pm on 3rd Thursdays 4 Official Olds Club Events 2013 June 22 Meet fellow members at River City Classics, Sacto. July 23-27 2013 OCA Nationals, Springfield Illinois. See OCA website for details Sept 8 Annual Olds Club Show, Micke Grove, Lodi, see flyer insert in this issue. Oct 12 Breakfast and Aviation Museum Tour Modesto, John Wallin see page 17 Dec TBD Annual Christmas Dinner Other Events June 22 Woodies on the Wharf Beach Board Walk Wharf, Santa Cruz, CA June 30 Palo Alto Concours d’Elegance, San Mateo County Event Center July 21 Hillsborough, Concours, Crystal Sprgs. golf course, Hwy. 280; www. hillsboroughconcours.org July 28 Don Frolich Memorial Portal Park BBQ, Cupertino, CA (Cad Club Host) Aug 7-11 Hot August Nights Reno, NV Aug 13-18 Monterey Concours, www.pebblebeachconcours.net Aug 23-25 Pleasanton, West Coast National Hot Rod show, www.good-guys.com Oct 5 Rocket West, Pete and Christy Clayton, Hollister Oct 6 Horses to Horsepower, Sequoia Hi, Redwood City CA Nor Cal Olds Club Presents Micke Grove Oldsmobile Car Show and Picnic Sept 8, 2013 at Micke Grove Park, Lodi California Joint Show With the California Capitol Chapter of the Buick Club of America The Club will provide BBQ hot dogs and hamburgers at Noon. Members with last names A-L please bring salads, M-Z desserts to share for double the number of people in your party. Bring your own non-alcoholic beverages. Show will be Notice:held in The SanA 8-1/2Joaquin picnic x 11” area (directions entry on backform of this isflyer). an Games, insert Raffle, and infun, bethe there forjul-Aug a good time! Oldsletter which was mailed to all current members Show format is OCA-style Judged Competition (limited to current OCA members) or Display Only (you do not have to be an OCA member). The show entry fees are: $35 for Judged Competition ($25 if you judge) or $20 for Display Only. Cars to be judged must be on the show field no later than 9 a.m., judging starts at 10 a.m., awards presented at 3 p.m. Any questions, please contact Jon Manji at: (916) 386-1642 or [email protected] Also an entry form is available on our website Note: Must Register by August 20, 2013. No Day of Show Registration. There is a $6.00 fee to enter the Park, do not send fee with your registration. Class Structure 1 1897-1925 All 12B 1973-1979 H/0 2 1926-1939 All 12C 1983-Present H/0 & Aero Hurst All 3 1940-1948 All 13A 1964-1967 Performance All 4 1949-1950 All 13B 1968-1969 Performance Open 5 1951-1954 All 13C 1968-1969 Performance Closed 6 1955-1956 All 13D 1970-1972 Performance Open 7 1957-1959 All 1 3 E 1970-1972 Performance Closed 8 A 1960-1970 Full Size & Jetstar 13F 1973-1980 Performance All 8B 1960-1965 Other Than Full Size Best of Show ‘12 1 3 G 1981-Present Performance All & Performance Includes - Jetstar Mark Gorton 14A 1966-1970 Toro 8C 1961-1966 Starfire 14B 1971-1978 Toro 9 1966-1970 All Others Than Full & 1964 F-85 14C 1979-Present Toro Performance Convertible 14D 1994-Present, Aurora 10A 1971-1976 Full Size 15A 1989-Present All Models Not 10B 1971-1976 Other Than Full Size & Listed Elsewhere Performance 15B All Years SUV & Vans 11A 1977-1988 Full Size 16A 1900-1967 Modified 11B 1976-1988 Rear Wheel Drive Other 16B 1968-Present Modified Than Full Size & Performance 17A 1900-Present Street Stock 11C 1976-1988 Front Wheel Drive Other 17B 1964-Present Street Stock 442's Than Full Size & Performance 18 Unrestored 25 Yrs.
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