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Mueller's Auto Vapor Locks Gladys Guyer, Editor 11800 Guyer Rd. Huntingdon, PA 16652 Official Publication ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN REGION, AACA May - June 2019 Vol. 68 Number 3 May - June 2014 1963 Studebaker Hawk GT. Enjoy Your Day! Owned by Ernie Romanini Office: 814-643-2024 Mueller’s Auto 2019 OFFICERS Museum 814-643-0885 1951 – 2019 RECYCLING & SALES INC. 1555 Mill Run Rd President Bill Forsht ......................................................... 723 Forsht Lane Altoona, PA 16601 Altoona, PA 16601 ........................................................................................ (814) 931-7045 …[email protected] WHY BUY NEW WHEN USED WILL DO? Vice President Randy Clemens .............................................. 2402 18th St. Altoona, PA 16601 Swigart Museum ............................................................................................................................. (814) 942-8626 America’s Oldest Automobile Museum Secretary: Patricia Swigart .......................................... 2101 Ellis Ave., Huntingdon, PA 16652 ...................................................................................... (814) 251-2299…[email protected] 1-800-228-8603 OR 814-946-1295 Box 214 Museum Park Treasurer: Gladys Guyer ......................................... 11800 Guyer Rd. Huntingdon, PA 16652 John R. Mueller – Owner Huntingdon, PA 16652 ............................................................................. (814) 667-3796 [email protected] J. Todd Mueller, Manager ..................................................................................................................................................... ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN REGION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017 – 2018 - 2019 Jacob's Church Pete Searer – 717-242-2954 .................................................................. [email protected] Service 5873 Seven Points Rd. Jeff Boring – 814-931-1854. .................................................................... [email protected] Pat Swigart – 814-251-2299...................................................................... [email protected] 9:00 AM Hesston, PA 16647 Cathy Searer – 717-242-2954 .................................................................. [email protected] 2018 – 2019 - 2020 Earl Eby – 814-643-5375.. .................................................................. [email protected] Ed Hinkle - 814-577-3679 .................................................................. [email protected] Mike Walter - 814-359-6074 ..................................................... [email protected] Scott Deno - 814-238-4031………………………………… ................... [email protected] 2019 - 2020 - 2021 Randy Clemens– 814-943-8626 ............................................................... [email protected] Gladys Guyer - 814-667-3796 ....................................................... [email protected] Bill Forsht - 814-943-8766. ................................................................ [email protected] Bill Guyer - 814-667-3796 .............................................................. [email protected] Vapor Locks Staff "A GREAT PLACE TO GO BEFORE THE SHOW" Vapor Locks Editor: Gladys Guyer, 11800 Guyer Rd. Huntingdon, PA 16652 814-667-3796 [email protected] Borex Inc. Email Correspondant: 128 Ingham Drive Cathy Searer, 14 Park Place Lewistown, PA 17044 717-242-2954 [email protected] Altoona, PA 16601 814- 942-7764 Webmaster: Scott Deno, 135 Watson Rd. State College 16801 814-238-4031 ... [email protected] Commercial and Residential Services Machining Services Archivist: Site Preparations Portable Line Boring Jeff Boring, 128 Ingham Dr. Altoona, PA 16601 814-931-1854 [email protected] Utility Construction Bore Welding Storm Water Management Systems Milling Machine Water Truck Rental Radial Arm Drilling Press Dump Trucks for Hire Large Drill Bit Sharpening Lowboy Hauling Service Tig, Mig and Stick Welding Roadway Construction “We have the power to move the earth” ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN REGION WEBSITE http://local.aaca.org/allegheny/ AACA NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS HERSHEY, PA ................... www.aaca.org 501 West Governor R. Hershey, PA 17031 -- Phone 717-534-1910 1951 Founding Officers Regional Director – William E. Swigart, Jr. Secretary / Treasurer – William A Huff, Jr. Advisory Committee – George W. Brisbin, David T. Davis, Paul K. Good, Carl E. Henderson, G. Bland Hoke, E.J. Leap, Fred Samuel, E.T. Studebaker PAST PRESIDENTS OF ALLEGHENY MOUNTAIN REGION, AACA 1951-William E. Swigart, Jr.* 1974-Robert M. Struble 1997-Stanley B. Smith, Jr. 1952-William E. Swigart, Jr.* 1975-Robert M. Struble 1998-Stanley B. Smith, Jr. 1953-William E. Swigart, Jr.* PAST1976-Ferd PRESIDENTS D. Page, Jr.* 1999-John R. O’Brien 1954-Stanley B. Smith* 1977-Stephen Leoras* 2000-John R. O’Brien 1955-Dr. Max Tornatore* 1978-James L. Kingston* 2001-N. Scott Deno 1956 -David T. Davis* 1979-James L. Kingston* 2002-N. Scott Deno 1957-Leonard L. LeCrone* 1980-Larrie A. Derman 2003-Patricia B. Swigart 1958-Ernest L. Shank* 1981-Larrie A. Derman 2004-Patricia B. Swigart 1959-Chester E. Geist* 1982-James F. Eichelberger* 2005-John R. Mueller 1960-Chester E. Geist* 1983-James F. Eichelberger* 2006-John R. Mueller 1961Vapor-Paul Locks Swartz* is the official; publication1984-Charles of theCaracciolo* Allegheny Mountain2007-Nicholas Region, Sabatino AACA, 1962Inc.,-Dr a Johnnon C.-profit Gourley, club. Jr.* It is published1985-Charles by Caracciolo*and for the members2008-Nicholas of the Sabatino Allegheny 1963-Dr John C. Gourley, Jr.* 1986-James Fisher* 2009-Francis P. Searer 1964Mountain-William Region H. Harshbarger* on a bi -monthly1987 basis.-James January, Fisher* March, May,2010 July,-Francis September, P. Searer and 1965November.-Leonard L. LeCrone* 1988-William Eardley* 2011-Bill M. Loy 1966 -Ferd D. Page, Jr.* 1989-Wiliam Eardley* 2012-Bill M. Loy 1967Membership-Ferd D. Page, in Jr.* Allegheny Mountain1990-Ralph Region, B. Grove AACA . Please2013 contact-Ernest anyRomanini officer or 1968club-Stephen member. Leoras* Membership is $101991.00-Ralph for aB. single Grove or joint (husband2014 Ernest and Romanini wife). You 1969-Stephen Leoras* 1992-Ralph B. Grove 2015 N. Scott Deno 1970must-Robert include L. Meckley* your AACA National1993 number.-Ralph Hoover * 2016 N. Scott Deno 1971 -Dr. James K. Gordon* 1994-Robert M. Struble 2017 N. Scott Deno 1972Advertising-Dr. James on K. the Gordon* cover in Vapor1995 Locks-Russell, One Bambarger sixth page $12.002018 William and one Forsht third page 1973$24.00-Fred per P. year.Lockcuff* 1996-Russell Bambarger 2019 William Forsht *deceased Classified Ads: For Sale or Wanted are Free of charge to members. Please include Name, Price (if selling), Phone and E-mail Address. *Dr. James Gordon Articles in this newsletter may be reprinted. Have a great day! President’s Message Antique & Collector JOHNNY’S U-PULL IT Vehicle Appraisals Time for a new Vapor Locks. Spring Central PA’S First arrives and time seems to speed up. Too Self Service Auto Salvage much to get done when the weather warms up. We have really enjoyed having the Lincoln. It’s been a great car for some Maefield Enterprises Spring cruising. It knows its own way to BRING YOUR OWN TOOLS PULL YOUR OWN PARTS the ice cream stand. Ron Strapel, 1842 Marengo Rd. AND SAVE MONEY Warriors Mark, PA 16877 The spring dinner at Stoney Point was Phone: 814-692-5578 1555 Mill Run Rd. Open 7 days a week wonderful. Lynn Brown did a great job giving us a new place to enjoy a fun E-mail: [email protected] Altoona, PA 16601 Mon. – Sat. 8 to dusk 814-946-1295 Sunday 12 PM to 4 PM day with each other and our cars. The food was great and we had a really nice turnout of people and old cars! Larrie A. Derman FAX (814)-4178 Lots of fun stuff coming up for the spring and summer. Scott Deno and I will Owner-Supervisor Cell (814) 935-3815 be headed to Auburn IN on the 29th to takes Scott’s Cadillac to the AACA (814) 684-3671 Grand National. This should be an interesting trip! I am sure there will be stories! DERMAN Jackie isn’t very impressed with the newest arrival at the garage. It’s a 1984 Ferrari kit car on a Pontiac Fiero chassis. I tried to tell her it’s a Fiero in a FUNERAL HOME INC. pretty dress. She just calls it The F Car...huh, no sense of humor! “Professional Service With Dignity” I got great window stickers on the 40 LaSalle Hearse. We are driving around town using it as a campaign car for our favorite Coroner as she runs for Pre-Need Counseling 1200 Lincoln Avenue reelection. It certainly turns heads. Lol Tyrone, PA 16686 President's message page 2 Allegheny Mountain Region Board Meeting March 24, 2019 The only other excitement around here has been a duck Mill Stone Manor Restaurant, Huntingdon, PA rescue. After stopping traffic, In attendance: President Bill Forsht, Vice President Randy Clemens, trespassing, falling on my butt in Treasurer and Vapor Locks Editor Gladys Guyer, Secretary Patricia Swigart, a ditch and getting strangled by Board Members, Jeff Boring, Scott Deno, Bill Guyer, Ed Hinkle, Cathy and honeysuckle, we managed to Pete Searer, and Mike Walter. Absent: Earl Eby catch a duck with a broken leg. We got her up to Centre The meeting was called to order at 1:02 P.M. by President Forsht. Wildlife rehab and hopefully they can help her. I know they The minutes of the January 5, 2019 Board Meeting were read by the managed to add us to their Secretary. Upon motion of Cathy Searer, seconded by Randy Clemens the volunteer list! minutes
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