r` Newsletter of the Mile-High Section ● Mercedes-Benz Club of America JanuarySeptember, 2015 2015 OVEROver 500400 COPIESCopies DISTRIBUTED Distributed MONTHLYMonthly to IN Colorado,COLORADO, Wyoming WYOMING, & ANDUtah UTAH IN THIS ISSUE…..
MERCEDES-BENZ CAR TRIVIA Subject Page(s) TRIVIA: Luxurious Premium Class - Mercedes- Letter from the President, Bob Mashburn 2 Benz 300 SE Coupé(1) And Cabriolet(2) (W Board Officers 2 111/W 112, 1962 To 1967) 2015 Ballot For Directors For The Mile High 3 Section Of MBCA Time Line of Automobile History (Continued) 4-6 100 Years of Mercedes the Trivia Quiz 7-8
Pre-Owned Cars For Sale 9
2015 Events Calendar 10
Event Information
Poker Run 11 MBCA Mile High Annual Dinner Meeting 12 Event Report: Sunset Tour (See Link) Steinway-Mercedes Concert And Reception 13 100 Years of Mercedes -Trivia Quiz Answers 14
SEPTEMBER SOCIAL
September 16, 2015 @ 6:30PM
Hurricane Grill & Wings 8025 W Bowles Ave, Littleton, CO
Kevin Cornwell Scott Visovatti Richard Easley Richard Walker Taylor Olson
If you have not received your New Member Packet or if you have questions about your membership, please contact MHS Membership Chair Person, Natalie Mashburn, by phone at 303-988-2710.. or by email at [email protected]
MBCA Mile High Annual Membership Dinner Meeting is scheduled for: 1
Saturday, October 3, 6:30 to 9:30 pm, at The Perfect Landing Restaurant, Please VSVP Mile-High Section, Inc. of the Letter From The Mercedes-Benz Club of America President Executive Board Officers Bob Mashburn President, Mile- President: High Section Bob Mashburn …[email protected]
Vice President:
Randy Williams …..…..303.799.4806………… [email protected]
Greetings from behind the wheel. I'm on the Secretary: Chicago to Key West Trip with 47 Mercedes-Benz Niels Haubold..……..303-949-7673.……[email protected] 107 MBCA members 8 of those members are from the Mile-High Section and 1 from Pikes Peak Treasurer: Section. We toured the Mercedes-Benz Plant in Max Townsend….…….303.770.1128……...... [email protected] Vance, Alabama. 2015 Mile-High Section Board Members Our up coming events are the social at Hurricane Michael Davison……..720-233-7411……..,….. [email protected] Grille, September 16, 2015, and the Poker Run September 26, 2015. Norm Franklin ….…..…. 303-789-3915…….…[email protected]
Niels Haubold..……..303-949-7673.……[email protected] The Pikes Peak International Raceway event with Lotus was a success. I would like to thank all Natalie Mashburn.. 303-988-2710.. [email protected] those who volunteered to help out. Mike Redel …...... 303.637.0219……..…... [email protected]
Don't forget our planning day breakfast at Lou Rogers… ...….303-466-3372….…... [email protected] Golden Coral on November 14th, 2015. Other Contacts . We’re looking forward to getting back home. Membership Chair Person
Natalie Mashburn… .303-988-2710.. [email protected] Drive Safe, Arrive Alive. Constellation Editor - Mile High Section Karen Redel.….303-637-0219……[email protected]
Bob National MBCA Officers
Bob & Natalie On Vacation President Terry Kiwala…..…...... 312-286-0532 …….….…[email protected]
Vice President
Laura Simonds..….…..650-592-7613….……[email protected]
Rocky Mountain Regional Director Charlie Bennett….719-576-9737 ..…[email protected]
. MBCA……… 1-800-637-2360…...www.mbca.org
For a List of all MBCA Board Members, Please Refer to the STAR Magazine
For a List of all MBCA Board Members, Please Refer to the STAR Magazine 2
2015 Ballot For Directors For The Mile High Section Of MBCA
Election to be held during annual members meeting at the Perfect Landing Restaurant Oct 3, 2015. The 2 open positions will be for a 1 year term to replace directors who have left. The remaining positions will be for a 2 year term.
Any one interested in being on the board of directors, should submit their name to Bob Mashburn No Later Than 9/15/2015 To Be Added To Ballot All club members are welcome to be part of this process and good people are needed to keep our club going.
Vote Director Term Retain Remove Open 2016 Open 2016 Franklin, Norman Director (2015) Haubold, Niels Secretary (2015) Mashburn , Bob President (2015)
Mashburn, Natalie Director (2015)
Redel, Mike Director (2015), Web Host
Rogers, Lou Director (2015),
Williams, Randy Vice President (2015)
Davison, Michael Director (2016) Townsend, Max Treasurer (2016)
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TIMELINE OF AUTOMOBILE HISTORY - CONTINUED 1950: Nino Farina wins the first
1948: Frank Hershey designs General Motors' Cadillac 1950: Nino Farina wins the first Formula One with the "rudder-type" tailfin championship in an Alfa Romeo
1949: The first Volkswagen is sold in the USA
1949: Cadillac introduces a car powered by the new "Kettering engine" capable of 160 horsepower, starting a horsepower race in Detroit
1949: Car manufacturing in the USA finally passes the old 1929 peak with 6.3 million cars made
1949: Jaguar introduces the sports car XK 120
1950: Japanese car manufacturers produce 2,000 cars
1950: The USA has 40 million cars and gasoline consumption has increased 42% over 1945, and General
Motors is the main manufacturer in the USA, followed by Ford and Chrysler
1950: Studebaker introduces the "bullet nose" design
1950: General Motors introduces the Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop, a convertible with a non-detachable solid roof 1949: Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget (later Saab) begins making cars 1950: Ford adopts automatic transmission
1949: Nash's "Airflyte" features an aerodynamic body 1950: The world produces 10.5 million cars, of which shape designed in a wind tunnel by Nils Wahlberg' the USA produces 8 million (75%), Britain 784,000 and Japan 32,000 1949: On average there is one car per family in Los Angeles (one per 2.5 families in New York) 1951: General Motors presents the concept car LeSabre, with heated seats and even a sensor to raise 1949: Chrysler Crown Imperial introduces disc brakes in the top when it started raining the USA 1951: Chrysler introduces the first power steering 1950: Nash introduces the compact car Rambler, that system on a production car launches a new generation of small cars 1951: Ford opens the Cleveland engine factory, the 1950: Ford passes Chrysler in the USA and becomes most automated factory in the world, the first one to number two after General Motors again extensively employ transfer machines
1950: Lancia's Aurelia is the first major car with a V6 1952: Colin Chapman and Colin Dare found car engine manufacturer Lotus in England
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1952: Morris and Austin merge into the British Motor 1954: Packard merges with Studebaker Corporation (BMC) 1954: Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson merge into the 1952: Pininfarina begins building car bodies for Ferrari American Motors Corporation (AMC), the only US manufacturer to focus on small cars (the Ramblers) 1952: General Tire buys Crosley and the compact car is discontinued 1955: Foreign brands account for 14% of car sales in the USA 1953: General Motors' Chevrolet introduces the sports car Corvette 1955: The Big Three of Detroit own 94% of the US market (GM 50%, Ford 27%, Chrysler 17%) and foreigners own only 2%
1955: Citroen introduces the DS
1955: Toyota introduces the Crown
1955: Frank Hershey designs the Ford Thunderbird, meant to compete with the Corvette
1955: Alfa Romeo introduces the two-seater coupe Giulietta Spider, designed by Pininfarina 1953: General Motors' Cadillac introduces the convertible Eldorado 1955: Fiat introduces the 600, designed by Dante Giacosa, the first compact car 1953: General Motors introduces the BelAir 1955: The world produces 13.7 million cars, of which 1953: Studebaker introduces the Loewy coupe the USA produces 9.2 million (67%), Britain 1.3 million and Japan 69,000 1953: Volkswagen plans full automation of body welding and assembly at its Wolfsburg factory 1956: The first Japanese car is sold in the USA, but imports account for less than 1% of the total 7.2 million 1953: Taiichi Ohno invents "lean manufacturing" at cars sold in the USA Japan's Toyota 1956: The Soviet Union introduces the Volga to replace 1954: Nash's Airflyte gets equipped with the first single- the GAZ unit heating and air conditioning system
1954: Volkswagen is the fourth largest car manufacturer in the world after Detroit's big three
1954: The Mercedes 300SL introduces fuel injection, besides disc brakes, independent suspension and radial tires, way ahead of US competition
1954: Fuji Heavy Industries of Japan begins making cars with the Subaru 1500
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1956: Germany becomes the second largest producer of 1958: General Motors presents the aircraft-inspired cars after the USA ahead of Britain concept car Firebird III,with titanium skin, a gas turbine engine, a double bubble cockpit, cruise control, anti- 956: General Motors introduces the Roadmaster lock brakes, air conditioning, remote door opener, an 1956: Chrysler introduces the Torqueflite with a automated guidance system, and a joystick controller technologically advanced automatic transmission for steering
1957: Maserati introduces the high-performance sports 1958: Chevrolet introduces the Impala, its expensive car 3500GT, conceived by Giulio Alfieri passenger model
1957: Fiat introduces the Nuova 500, designed by Dante 1958: Buick and Oldsmobile introduce huge and vulgar Giacosa cars
1957: Chrysler's Plymouth introduces the Fury, 1958: Datsun introduces the 1000 in the US market, but targeting a younger audience the car is a flop
1957: Fiat introduces the ultra-compact 500
1958: The American Motors Corporation (AMC) introduces the compact car Rambler, one of the lowest priced cars built in the USA
Sep 1958: Consumer dissatisfaction in the USA grows, the USA imports more cars than it exports for the first time in 50+ years, and the New York Times writes that US cars have become "overblown, overpriced 1959: Alec Issigonis designs the Mini for the British monstrosities sold by oafs for thieves to sell to mental Motor Corporation (BMC) defectives" 1959: General Motors' Cadillac introduces the eccentric 1958: Chrysler's Imperial is the first car to offer cruise Series 62 and the rocket-like Cyclone control 1959: Foreign manufacturers (mainly Volkswagen) sell 1958: Lotus introduces the sports car Elite 700,000 cars
1958: Daimler-Benz acquires Audi (now renamed Auto Union) TO BE CONTINUED
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100 Years of Mercedes the Trivia Quiz
It's been 100 years since the first Mercedes car took the streets, and 100 years since it went
racing. 100 glorious years, makingMMercedes: it one of the most successful and famousThe auto manufacturers in the world. But how well do you know its past and present? 1. What does the three pointed Mercedes star 6. In which F1 Grand Prix did Mercedes make its represent? debut? A) The three daughters of Mercedes's first A) Argentine Grand Prix 1954 innovator B) Belgium Grand Prix 1954 C) French Grand Prix 1954 B) Germany, Austria, Switzerland OR
C) Land, Sea and Air 7. What is the similarity between the first race of Mercedes in 1954 and the first race of Mercedes in 2. What is the name of the Mercedes racing team's 1993? manager, who led the team in 1954-1955? A) Both times all cars retired from the race A) Alfred Neubauer B) Both times all Mercedes (engined) cars got B) Hans Herrmann disqualified C) Hermann Lang C) Both times Mercedes (engined) cars scored points 3. How many races did Stirling Moss win for Mercedes? 8. In which Grand Prix did Mercedes make its 0, 1, OR 2 comeback to F1 in the 90s? A) Brazilian Grand Prix 1993 4. What was the nickname of the Mercedes F1 car B) South African Grand Prix 1993 used in 1954-1955? C) Brazilian Grand Prix 1994 A) Grossewagen B) Stromlinienwagen C) Hockenwagen 9. With which team did Mercedes make its comeback in the 90s? A) Sauber 5. Who was the only driver to compete in all races B) McLaren for Mercedes in the 50s? C) Simtek
A) J.M.Fangio 10. Who is Mercedes motorsport boss today? B) Karl Kling C) Stirling Moss A) Jurgen Schrempp B) Jurgen Hubbert C) Norbert Haug
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11. Who won Mercedes's first race since 1955, in 19. Why didn't Gottlieb Daimler get to see his first 1997? Mercedes car hit the road? A) Mika Hakkinen A) He was in prison for avoiding income tax B) David Coulthard B) He left the company because of a dispute C) H.H. Frentzen C) He died in 1900, shortly before the car was released 12. Which company is building the Mercedes engines nowadays? 20. Which were the only three F1 races that A) Judd Mercedes did not win during the 1954-1955? A) Spain 54, Britain 54 and Monaco 55 B) Ilmor B) Holland 55, Spain 55 and Britain 54
C) Monaco 54, Britain 54 and Spain 54 13. Which of the current F1 drivers previously
drove for Mercedes in other forms of racing? 21. How many Mercedes cars have been sold i the A) M Schumacher, Frentzen past 100 years? B) M Schumacher, Fisichella A) 15.1 million C) Frentzen, Trulli B) 19.4 million
C) 25.6 million 14. How many Grands Prix have Mercedes won in
F1, as constructor or as engine supplier, overall? 22. Which current F1 test driver had the 27, 35 OR 42 opportunity to take the Mercedes Le Mans car for a 15. Who was the last German to drive for fly? Mercedes in F1? A) Ricardo Zonta A) Wendlinger B) Mark Webber B) Von Tripps C) Alexander Wurz C) Frentzen 23. In how many F1 races did Mercedes compete 16. How many horsepowers did the first Mercedes- as a constructor? named car have? 12, 25 OR 44 20, 35, OR 66
17. What is the the age of the oldest found 24. After whom is the Mercedes car named? Mercedes car in the world? A) The daughter its first buyer, Emil Jellinek A) 99 years old B) The famous Argentinian singer, Mercedes Sosa B )100 years old C) Gottlieb Daimler's thoroughbred horse C) 101 years old 25. What is the name of the company today, which 18. When did Mercedes and Benz unite? owns the Mercedes marque? 1926, 1911 OR 1945 A) Mercedes-Benz
B) Silver Arrows Mercedes
C) DaimlerChrysler 8
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FOR SALE - MERCEDES-BENZ PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES
The Back Lot
Sales and Services for MB CA Members by MBCA Members
FOR SALE
1971 280 SL. Exc. cond., 94,155 mi., Hard/soft top. Lt blue/dark blue int. Auto trans, A/C.
$125,000. Classified Advertising in The Constellation Members of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America, Inc. may advertise in The Constellation to buy, sell, or trade (303) 779-8239 or Mercedes-Benz automobiles and related items at no charge, provided no commercial venture is involved. Ads [email protected]. may include a photo. Copy for the classified advertising must be received in writing by the 10th of the month prior to the month of issue. Ads will be published one time. To re-run, the ad must be resubmitted. Current membership number must be included for free ads. The Constellation Classified Advertising in The Constellation LET US KNOW IF YOUR ITEM SELLS—MAKE Newsletter of the Mile-High Section, Inc., Members of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America, Inc. ROOM FOR ADS FOR OTHER MEMBERS. Mercedes-Benz Club America, Inc. may advertise in The Constellation to buy, sell, or trade Non-member and commercial venture advertising will be Mercedes-Benz automobiles and related items at no published at the rate of $10.00 for 3 lines per issue, plus charge, provided no commercial venture is involved. Ads $10.00 for a picture. Advertising in this category may Mile-High Section, Inc. MBCA, Publisher may include a photo. Copy for the classified advertising run one, two or three times as requested and paid for in must be received in writing by the 10th of the month advance by the advertiser. Copy for the ads must be KAREN REDEL, Editor prior to the month of issue. Ads will be published one received by the 10th of the month prior to the month of time. To re-run, the ad must be resubmitted. issue and must be paid in advance, payable to Mile High- P.O. Box 16913, Golden, CO 80402 Current membership number must be included MBCA. Phone: 303-637-0219 or Email: for free ads. Mail ads to: MILE-HIGH SECTION MBCA, 12245 [email protected] LET US KNOW IF YOUR ITEM SELLS—MAKE HELENA ST., BRIGHTON, CO 80603 or Email to: ROOM FOR ADS FOR OTHER MEMBERS. [email protected] Readers please support the advertisers appearing in this publication. Non-member and commercial venture advertising will be The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject However, no inference should be made that advertising in The Constellation published at the rate of $10.00 for 3 lines per issue, plus any ad. implies approval of products or services by the publisher, the Mile-High $10.00 for a picture. Advertising in this category may run one, two or three times as requested and paid for in Section, its officers or members, or by the Mercedes-Benz Club of America. advance by the advertiser. Copy for the ads must be We encourage editors of other Mercedes-Benz Club newsletters to reprint received by the 10th of the month prior to the month of articles that may be of interest to their Section’s members. We appreciate issue and must be paid in advance, payable to Mile High- MBCA. credit being given to The Constellation. Those articles reprinted in The Constellation with permission from owners of copyrights on those articles Mail ads to: MILE-HIGH SECTION MBCA, 12245 may not be used without written permission from the original owners. HELENA ST., BRIGHTON, CO 80603 or Email to: [email protected] Members are welcome to submit articles. Deadline for submission is the The publisher reserves the right to edit or reject 10th of the month prior to the month the issue comes out. Articles any ad. should be relevant to the interests and activities of MBCA and its members. The Publisher reserves the right to edit or reject any article.
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2015 Event/Activity Schedule Mile High Section Mercedes Benz Club
For Latest updates and Info visit MHS website at www,milehighmbca.org Revision Date 8/28/2015 Activity Location Contact Contact Information Notes
September 9/10/2015 Board meeting @ 7:00P Connie Salvatore's House Michael Davison 720-233-7411 [email protected] 21 West Dutch Creek Drive Littleton, CO 80123 Meet At Atlanta Bread 351 W. 104th Avenue, 9/13/2015 Poker Run (Octoberfest) Northglenn @ 8:30am Lou Rogers 303-550-6543 [email protected] 9/16/2015 Monthly Social 6:30pm Hurrican Grill Natalie Nashburn 303-988-2710 [email protected] October 10/3/2015 Annual Member Meeting Perfect Landing Michael Davison 720-233-7411 [email protected] 10/9/2015 Reg. Event Enchanted Weekend Taos, New Mexisoo Dave Carpenter [email protected] 10/21/2015 Monthly Social 6:30pm TBD Lou Rogers 303-550-6543 [email protected] November 11/5/2015 Board meeting Norm Franklin's House Norm Franklin 303-789-3915…….…[email protected] Steinway & Mercedes-Benz Two Pinnacles of Excellence @ 1:00 155 W. Hampden Avenue, 11/7/2015 Schmidt Music Suite 155 Englewood Lou Rogers 303-550-6543 [email protected] 11/14/2015 Plan 2016 Event Schedule@9:30am Golden Corral Sheridan, CO Bob Mashburn 303-988-2710 [email protected] 11/18/2015 Monthly Social 6:30pm TBD Lou Rogers 303-550-6543 [email protected] December 12/3/2015 Board meeting TBD 12/5/2015 Holiday Party Mount Vernon CC Max Townsend 303-770-1128 [email protected] Private Room
Mark your calendar for November 14th at 9:30am for breakfast at the Golden Corral in Sheridan, Colorado. We want your participation. We will be planning our 2016 Events and Socials for the year . IMPORTANT NOTICE
DISCONTINUANCE OF UNNECESSARY HARD COPY CONSTELLATION PUBLICATIONS
In an effort for the Mercedes-Benz MHS Club to be more cost efficient, we will no longer be publishing hard copies of the constellation as of January 1, 2016. We realize there are individuals who require a hard copy of the Constellation and in order to accommodate you, please notify me at my e-mail ([email protected].) or send a note to my address at: 12245 Helena Street, Brighton, CO 80603. if you don’t have a computer, we will gladly accommodate those individuals who request a hard copy.
A little background on this decision: Our club doesn’t have an excess of money to operate on. In investigating the hard copy circulation for all our members this is what was found:
We currently print out 400 copies quarterly of our Constellation. The cost for printing/mailing is $419.81. Our cost for this process is $1,679.24, annually. By eliminating an estimated 300 printed copies quarterly, we can reduce our printing costs by $1,279.24, annually and save a few trees along the way. We will continue to publish the hard copy Constellation for the dealerships and for those of you who wish to receive the Constellation in the hard copy format. 11 If you wish to receive a hard copy, please notify me as noted above by January 1, 2016.
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EVENT INFORMATION
Charity Poker Run Benefiting: Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes (BDC) Saturday, September 26, 2015
Meet at Atlanta Bread, 351 West 104th Avenue Northglenn, CO 80234 at 8:30 am
We will leave from Atlanta Bread at 9:00 am. The drive will be approximately 60 miles with fun stops along the way to draw a playing card to try to get the best poker hand. Prizes will be awarded based on the best hand at our final stop. We will have lunch at the Islamorada Fish Company located in Bass Pro Shop, 7970 East 49th Avenue, Denver, 80238. Cost to participate in the Rally is $30 per car (includes one poker sheet). Extra Poker Sheets may be purchased at the start of the rally for $15 each.
Proceeds from the Rally benefit Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes (BDC)
For more information contact Lou Rogers at 303-550-6543, or via email—[email protected].
POKER RUN REGISTRATION FORM
Event Registration Fee $30.00 per car
Make your check payable to Mile-High Section, MBCA
Send check & this form to: Lou Rogers, 9293 W. 103rd Ave., Broomfield, CO 80021
Name Phone: ______
Email: ______# Cars at $______per car______
Extra Donation (voluntary – not required) $ ______Total Enclosed: ______
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MBCA MILE HIGH ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DINNER MEETING
MBCA MILE HIGH ANNUAL DINNER MEETING
Our dinner is scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 6:30 to 9:30 pm, at The Perfect Landing Restaurant
We will be limited to three menu items: Beef, Chicken or Seafood separate checks for each couple or single person will be provided
Important: In Order To Provide An Accurate Head Count For This Dinner: Please Contact : Michael Davison Via Phone Or Email: 720-233-7411 [email protected]
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Two Pinnacles of Excellence
Join us for a delightful afternoon reception and piano concert celebrating the history of Steinway and Mercedes-Benz.
Saturday, November 7, 2015 at 1:00 PM Schmitt Music 155 W. Hampden Avenue-Suite 155, Englewood Refreshments will be served
In 1886 the first car powered by a fast running combustion engine rolled out of the workshop of Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz in Germany, signaling the era of the "internal combustion engine" and putting into motion one of the greatest changes in human history and the environment.
On October 6, 1888, a contract was signed between William Steinway of Steinway & Sons in New York and Gottlieb Daimler. William Steinway’s association with design engineer Wilhelm Maybach, who was Daimler's confidant, allowed him to easily get in touch with Daimler with his proposal for licensing the engines in the US. The resulting contract provided for the manufacture of Daimler engines and products in America and resulted in the Daimler Motor Company at the site of the Steinway piano factory in Long Island, New York. In the beginning, only stationary and marine engines were produced there – all made according to a patent owned by Gottlieb Daimler.
The first “American Mercedes” built in New York in 1905 was essentially a copy of the Mercedes 45 hp which was already built in Caanstatt, Germany. Between 1904 and 1907 Steinway & Sons assembled Mercedes automobiles at their plant in Long Island. Only a few “American Mercedes” were ever built. In 1907, after a fire destroyed most of the factory, the company ceased operations.
You will drive away from this event with an enhanced appreciation for the heritage of both of these remarkable instruments. Watch future issues of The Constellation and milehigh.mbca.org for updates. For more information contact Lou Rogers at 303-550-6543 or via email at [email protected].
THERE ARE LIMITED OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT! REGISTER NOW USING THE FORM BELOW
STEINWAY-MERCEDES CONCERT AND RECEPTION REGISTRATION FORM
Event Registration Fee $5.00 per person
Make your check payable to Mile-High Section, MBCA
Send check & this form to: Lou Rogers, 9293 W. 103rd Ave., Broomfield, CO 80021
Name Phone: ______
Please provide check by November 1, 2015.
Email: ______# Attending at $5.00 per person ______13
Total Enclosed: ______100 YEARS OF MERCEDES THE TRIVIA QUIZ ANSWERS
= "Land, Sea and Air"; Answer1 Answer14 = "35";
= "Alfred Neubauer"; Answer2 Answer15 = "Frentzen";
= "1"; Answer3 Answer16 = "35";
= "Stromlinienwagen"; Answer4 Answer17 = "99 years old";
= "J.M.Fangio"; Answer5 Answer18 = "1926";
= "French Grand Prix Answer6 Answer19 = "He died in 1900, 1954"; shortly before the car was released Answer7 = "Both times Mercedes (engined) cars scored points"; Answer20 = "Spain 54, Britain 54 and Monaco 55"; Answer8 = "South African Grand Prix 1993"; Answer21 = "19.4 million";
Answer9 = "Sauber"; Answer22 = "Mark Webber";
Answer10 = "Norbert Haug"; Answer23 = "12";
Answer11 = "David Coulthard"; Answer24 = "The daughter its first buyer, Emil Jellinek"; Answer12 = "Ilmor"; Answer25 = "DaimlerChrysler"; Answer13 = "M Schumacher, Frentzen”
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