DOCSLIB.ORG

Southern Ontario Regional Group #149 Early Ford V-8 Club

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Southern Ontario Regional Group #149 Early Ford V-8 Club V-8 News Southern Ontario Regional Group #149 Early Ford V-8 Club Volume 18 –Issue 4 – 1932-54 FORD, METEOR, MERCURY, MONARCH, LINCOLN –FLATHEAD V8 APRIL 2014 Conrad Brownson and his 1947 Monarch Coupe-It’s for sale… Club Executive President Mike McLean 705-437-1760 Directors: Glenn Broad 416-281-6780 [email protected] Vice President John Narraway 905-831-5747 Ray Cook 905-473-5104 Secretary Paul Denter 416-509-8154 Vern Kipp 416-266-1628 Treasurer Lloyd Harris 905-683-4296 Ernie Sheriff 416-787-7272 Past Pres. Barry Moore 416-698-4378 Sid Stevens 905-683-4316 Doug Torrell 905-478-8121 [email protected] Membership Stan Walker 705-721-1448 s.walker [email protected] Chairperson Ian Hackett 905-723-4386 Club Mailing Address – NEW>>> Southern Ontario RG #149 Editor / Publisher ADDRESS 11 Love Crescent. Lloyd Harris 905-683-4296 or [email protected] Ajax, On, L1S 4T3 Coming Events April 6 Woodstock Auto Flea Market 2014, Oxford Auditorium, 875 Nellis St. Woodstock April 15 Club Meeting - Demonstration on car wax & detailing products by Dave Lambert of Auto Glym April 26 Lincoln & Continental Owner’s Club tour - begins at Trenton, ends at Napanee details to follow. To register, contact Paul Denter 416-509-8154 or email@ [email protected] Please contact Paul now if you are planning on attending. May 10 Safety Meet at Houston Ford, Stouffville followed by lunch and a tour that afternoon- details to follow May 20 Meeting – Video presentation by Glenn Broad on the Safety Meet and tour June 7 Gananoque-1000 Islands Cruise In -$10 per car –Lions Club supporting the Gananoque Community June 17th Meeting – Outdoors - bring your vehicles and a trunk full of parts to sell – technical talk June 21 Fords in the Park, Country Heritage Park, Milton, all Ford show- executive will arrange for a location for our club cars. You can also park with your vintage your option. More details to follow. June 23 Eastern National Meet at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania – Stan Walker will coordinate for those who plan on driving their flathead to the meet- contact Stan regarding time, etc. The booking of rooms should be done in February. July 6 Picnic at Goodwood- arrive at 10 a.m. bring out your vehicles and a trunk full of parts to sell. July 15 Meeting – Outdoors - bring your vehicles and a trunk full of parts to sell – technical talk August 19 Meeting - discussion on suspensions and tires lead by Mike, Barry and Vern September 16 Meeting – Discussion of alignment and steering boxes - Paul Varty October 4/5 Overnight tour to be planned by Kem Jones and Barry Moore. More to follow. Other Club Newsletters If you are on the internet and would like to read newsletters sent to the editor by other clubs via the internet, then send me an email to be added to the circulation list. Lloyd Notice Stan has offered to collect any and all activities pictures that members may take and create the presentation for the January 2015 meeting. Only send to him by email please with details to Stan @ [email protected] Please be sure to insert the period after the S in his email. We look forward to the 2014 activities and the presentation for those who may not be able to make all of the activities. It is also purposed that CDs would be available for a minimal cost to all club member Fellow Members A notice will be attached to your newsletter that indicates we have not received payment and ask that you submit your dues. If payment is not received by the time we release the next issue then you will not receive a V8 News. Please ignore our notice if you have sent in your dues. Thank you Ian Hackett, Membership Chairperson NEXT MEETING DATE AND LOCATION Date: April 15, 2014 Day: Tuesday Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: 59 Lawson Road, West Hill at the Tony Stacey Building, Royal Canadian Legion Enter front door and use the password #1976. Turn left and go to elevator and take it to the floor one down. Do not use the stairs. page 2 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE - January, 2014 Oh boy spring is getting closer must be time to put the battery's on charge for the first start up soon to be on the road. Our thanks to Barry for his presentation on Ford ads etc., it was real good and the next meeting we will have a demo from Auto Glem car wax and other car care stuff. Bring all your questions about cleaning and waxing your car. Flea markets are starting to come around again and car show dates list is getting longer . Soon it will be time for our car inspection at Houston Ford in Stouffville, maybe Old Blue will show up with its new motor? Don't miss this. See you on the road Mike MEMBERSHIP MEETING Minutes: March 18th, 2014 Paul Denter, Recording Secretary Attendance: 24 Guests: 0 The Chairman, Mike McLean, called the meeting to order at 7:35 pm. Treasurer: Lloyd reports, “Money in the piggy bank!” Membership Report: Ian reports that we have 128 paid members Newsletter: No up-date. Up-Coming Events: March 30, Ancaster Flea Market April 26th, Clear-out-the-Cobwebs Motor-tour [email protected] Please contact Paul now if you are planning on attending. May 3rd/4th, Lindsay Flea Market New Business: Ontario Ministry of Transport is to hold a “trailer safety power point presentation” at the United Church meeting hall in Cookstown, April 7th at 7:30 pm. The Region has a new mailing address: 11 Love Crescent, Ajax L1S 4T3. National EFV8 news - A new President, Vice President and Secretary were appointed at the February face to face meeting. The expense of delivering the V8 Times to members outside of the USA is being reviewed once again due to higher mailing costs. Eastern National Meet, Gettysburg, Virginia, June 23rd to 26th. To date, eight members are signed up to attend. Stan Walker is leading the contingent. For details see the website – www.2014enm.com Barry Moore reports that the Selwyn salvage yard is being closed. Barry will be visiting this Buckhorn area yard several times this season. Contact him if you’d like to go along. Presentation: Barry more narrated a power point presentation entitled Motoring Down Memory Lane. Automotive print advertising from the early 1900s was featured with emphasis on flathead powered Ford Motor Company products. Ford’s efforts in the ad field was compared and contrasted with that of other contemporary motor companies. 50/50 Draw: $30. Doug Torrell Adjourned at: 9:35 pm Next Meeting: Scheduled for April 15th, 2014 Executive Meeting: April 12th, 9:30 am 1523 Eagleview Drive, Pickering. Conrad’s latest restoration, a 1947 Monarch Coupe A few years ago to be exact, my Dad bought the first Monarch to come out to our hamlet. It was November 8 1946 and the car was a four door sedan, pear green and Dad paid all of $1,950.00 for it. The next car to come to our hamlet was a 1947 Coupe purchased by a farmer known as Frank Card. I loved it when I first saw it in its nice dark blue paint job. I thought I would like one like it one day. A lot of years later I heard of one owned by a Mr. Stevenson in Brooklyn. A nice maroon colour but too rich for my blood but in 2010 my friend Mr. Dan Davis who had bought my 1947 Monarch Sedan which I had restored, telephoned me to see if I would go and look at a Monarch coupe with him. It was in the Millbrook area and owned by a Mr. Barry Head for over 25 years, but never got around to restoring it. Because of moving to Newcastle along with having some health problems, he had decided to sell it. We went to see the car but Dan on his way home said to me “I have decided to pass on the car.” So when I got home I called Barry and we made a deal where I would buy it. It was pretty well in need of a complete restoration. I brought it home in the spring and started in August to restore it, wow what a job. The rad, engine and transmission were done and painted. Then I found the second gear did not work so well. Tires are wide whites in good condition. I replaced the gas tank with a new one that I picked up at spring Carlisle when I saw the one in p.3 it was wrong. Then I overhauled the generator, starter, new brakes, cylinders, drums and brake lines. Body work had been started and it had to be reworked, straightened, sanded and primed, red primer. I took the car to Watts & Sunderland Body Shop to be painted in December 2012. They gave it a coat of grey primer and finished it in “Candy Apple Red” acrylic enamel. Dash and interior painting was done by me after the exterior was done. Then I buffed all of the stainless, rebuilt the grill and the bumpers had been re-chromed however the bolts had been tightened too hard and cracked around the bolts. The interior panels and seats have been recovered in maroon vinyl with a diamond pattern and I installed it the way I received them. The original was a cloth material however the new vinyl looks okay as is and goes well with the candy apple red exterior and the new carpet on the floor.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Auburn Fall Lot Price Sold 1005 1998 Jaguar XK8 Convertible (IDENTIFICATION NO
    Auction Results Auburn Fall Lot Price Sold 1005 1998 Jaguar XK8 Convertible (IDENTIFICATION NO. SAJGX2246WC029954) $6,600.00 Sold 1007 2003 BMW Z4 (IDENTIFICATION NO. 4USBT53473LU03367) $4,125.00 Sold 1009 1912 Ford Model T Touring (IDENTIFICATION NO. 124640) $4,675.00 Sold 1010 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air (IDENTIFICATION NO. C54L038869) $20,000.00 1011 1977 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe (IDENTIFICATION NO. 1Z37L7S425820) $7,700.00 Sold 1012 1977 Mercedes-Benz 450 SL (IDENTIFICATION NO. 10704412040399) $10,450.00 Sold 1014 1977 Buick Century (IDENTIFICATION NO. 4H57C7H216994) $8,000.00 1015 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz (IDENTIFICATION NO. 6L47S8Q133496) $10,000.00 1016 1927 Dodge Brothers Sedan (IDENTIFICATION NO. A662817) $6,600.00 Sold 1018 1996 Pontiac Formula Firebird (IDENTIFICATION NO. 2G2FV22P6T2226908) $7,425.00 Sold 1019 2016 Ford Shelby GT-H (IDENTIFICATION NO. 1FA698CFXG5328761) $65,000.00 1021 1974 Triumph TR6 (IDENTIFICATION NO. CF28834U) $8,750.00 1022 1965 Cadillac Coupe DeVille (IDENTIFICATION NO. J5170885) $12,500.00 1023 1977 MG MGB (IDENTIFICATION NO. GHN5UH410811) $13,750.00 Sold 1024 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Station Wagon Custom (IDENTIFICATION NO. 2EKK61211) $42,500.00 1025 1954 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Custom (IDENTIFICATION NO. D54L052074) $25,000.00 1026 1979 Pontiac Trans Am (IDENTIFICATION NO. 2W87K9N165899) $16,500.00 Sold 1027 1967 Toyota Corona Sedan (IDENTIFICATION NO. RT4320903) $18,150.00 Sold 1028 1986 Mercedes-Benz 300 E (IDENTIFICATION NO. WDBEA30D0GA239638) $4,675.00 Sold 1029 1967 Ford Bronco (IDENTIFICATION NO. U15FLB17258) $9,900.00 Sold 1030 1975 Pontiac Le Mans Sport (IDENTIFICATION NO. 2F37E5A147760) $7,000.00 Sold 1031 1950 Pontiac Silver Streak (IDENTIFICATION NO.
    [Show full text]
  • Lincoln and Continental Owners Club Western National Meet Rocky
    Lincoln and Continental Owners Club Western National Meet Rocky Mountain Region Hosting Grand Junction, Colorado July 10-14, 2019 Theme: “Monuments, Marks and Memories” Schedule of Events Wednesday, July, 10 2019 Noon till 6:00 PM Registration Desk open 1:00 PM Mechanical Judging contact Registration desk for info 6:00 PM till 9:00 PM Welcome Reception on the Peach Tree terrace Thursday, July 11, 2019 8:00 AM till 6:00 PM Registration Desk open 8:30 AM till 2 PM Driving tour over the Colorado National Monument and lunch at Rib City 2:00 PM Mechanical Judging contact Registration desk for info 7:00 PM Hospitality Room open Friday, July 12, 2019 8:30 AM to 3 PM Driving Tour down to Gateway Car Museum followed by Lunch at the Gateway canyon resort 4:00 PM Mechanical Judging contact Registration desk for info 7:00 PM Hospitality Room open 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM LCOC Membership & Judging Meeting for Saturday show 6:00 PM till 7:00 PM Cocktail hour (cash bar) 7:00 PM till 9:30 PM Buffet and auction Saturday, July 13, 2019 7:30 AM Judges Breakfast and Judges Meeting 8:00 AM till 10:00 AM Final Registration & Final Mechanical Judging (For those who arrived Friday night or Saturday Morning 10:00 AM till 3:00 PM Lincoln Car Show 6:00 PM till 7:00 PM Happy Hour (cash bar) 7:00 PM till 10:00 PM Awards Banquet After Awards Banquet Hospitality Room open Sunday, July 14, 2019 9:00 AM Photos of cars by John Walcek 2019 WESTERN NATIONAL MEET FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Please read carefully Q: Do I have to participate in all activities? A: No, it is okay to pick and choose the activities in which you wish to participate.
    [Show full text]
  • May News1.Indd
    Volume 1 No. 5 The Official Monthly Publication of the Ford & Mercury Restorer’s Club of America May 2005 Feature Vehicle of the Month: April 30 Garage Crawl a Super Event! 1927 Ford Model T n April 30th the FMRCOA members were treated to an “An Animal’s Best Friend” Oexceptional garage crawl organized by Mike Fontana. About 60 club members participated in the event that started at Jack Krompatic’s house in Farmington Hills where we had coffee and donuts and viewed the vehicles in his garages. The state of Jack’s “project” garage where he currently was working on an old Merc made me feel right L to R: Phil Lyon, George Patrick, at home! Jack’s collection includes Jack Krompatic, and Ed Goff several early 50’s Fords! Next we motored to Alex Atard’s House in Farmington Hills. Alex’s collection of cars and other antiques and collectibles is amazing! He began his car collection in 1958 and has over 50 cars mostly from the late teens into the 20’s. Some of these cars have been restored, but a majority are sitting outside in Owned by the open in their “original” state. Roger Hodyka There was a certain “charm” and eeriness about the way these rare automobiles sat there – almost aurel and Hardy made me buy my first Model T. I love T’s waiting to be brought back to life Lbecause they are so mechanically simple. It’s so simple that three again! monkeys and a small child could take one apart and reassemble it In the mid-eighties Alex began Some of Alex Atard’s Cars! again.
    [Show full text]
  • LCOC Trophywinners 2018
    Lincoln and Continental Owners Club National Meet Trophy Winners Table of Contents Elliston H. Bell, Founder’s Trophy ................................... 2 Lincoln Trophy #8 ...................................................... 31 Edsel Ford Trophy ............................................................ 4 Lincoln Trophy #9 ...................................................... 33 E.T. Gregorie Trophy ........................................................ 6 Lincoln Trophy #10 .................................................... 35 William Coughlin Trophy ................................................. 8 Lincoln Trophy #11 .................................................... 37 William Clay Ford Trophy .............................................. 10 Lincoln Trophy #12 .................................................... 39 L. Dale Shaeffer Trophy ................................................. 12 Lincoln Trophy #13 .................................................... 41 Robert H. Davis Trophy .................................................. 14 Lincoln Trophy #14 .................................................... 43 Dr. Erwin C. Ruth Trophy ............................................... 16 Lincoln Trophy #15 .................................................... 44 The Douglas W. Mattix Trophy ...................................... 18 Lincoln Trophy #16 .................................................... 45 The Lincoln Trophy ........................................................ 19 Best Modified Custom .................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Lincoln and Continental Owners Club -Sponsoring the Western National
    Lincoln and Continental Owners Club Sponsoring the Western National Meet New Mexico Region Hosting Albuquerque, New Mexico October 17 - 21, 2018 Theme: “October in the High Desert, Atoms, Balloons and Cars” Schedule of Events Wednesday, October 17, 2018 12 Noon till 6 PM Registration Desk and Hospitality Room open 1 PM Mechanical Judging begins 6 PM till 9 PM Early Bird Welcome Thursday, October 18, 2018 8 AM till 6 PM Registration Desk /Hospitality Room open 8 AM Mechanical Judging 10 AM to 2:30 PM Driving Tour to National Museum of Nuclear Science and History And Lunch at Sandrago’s Gill and Trip on Sandia Park Tramway Transports 3 PM Balance of afternoon for shopping and antiquing, Thursday night on your own Friday, October 19, 2018 8 AM till 6 PM Registration Desk /Hospitality Room open 8 AM Mechanical Judging 9:30 AM till 3:30 PM Driving tour to Anderson, and Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum and lunch/ 6 PM till 7 PM Cocktail hour (cash bar) 7 PM till 9:30 PM Mexican Buffet and Lincoln parts and memorabilia auction Saturday, October 20, 2018 7:30 AM Judges Breakfast and Judges Meeting 8 AM till 9:30 AM Final Registration 8 AM to 10 AM Final Mechanical Judging (For those who arrived Friday night or Saturday Morning 8 AM till 10 AM Lincoln Car Show parking adjacent to the hotel 10 AM till 3 PM Lincoln Car Show (Do not leave until cars are released by the Chief Judge) 12 PM to 1 PM Lunch on your own 4 PM LCOC Membership Meeting 6 PM till 7 PM Happy Hour (cash bar) 7 PM till 10 PM Awards Banquet Sunday, October 21, 2018 9 AM Photos of cars by John Walcek 2018 MID AMERICA NATIONAL MEET FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Please read carefully Q: Do I have to participate in all activities? A: No, it is okay to pick and choose the activities in which you wish to participate.
    [Show full text]
  • Generated with Expertpdf Html to Pdf Converter
    Not logged in Talk Contributions Create account Log in Article Talk Read Edit View history Search Wikipedia Mercury Cougar From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Main page For other uses, see Cougar (disambiguation). Contents Mercury Cougar is a nameplate applied to a diverse series of automobiles sold by Featured content Mercury Cougar the Mercury division of Ford from 1967 to 1997 and from 1999 to 2002. While the Current events Random article nameplate is most commonly associated with two­door coupes, at various times Donate to Wikipedia during its production, the Cougar was also marketed as a convertible, four­door Wikipedia store sedan, station wagon, and hatchback. Interaction With 2,972,784 examples produced, the Cougar is the highest­selling vehicle ever Help produced by the Mercury brand; its 34­year production is second only to the Grand About Wikipedia Marquis in the Mercury model line (produced for 36 years). During the 1970s and 1997 Mercury Cougar XR­7 Community portal 1980s, the Cougar was closely tied to the marketing of the Mercury division; Recent changes Mercury advertised its dealers as "The Sign of the Cat" with big cats atop Lincoln­ Overview Contact page Mercury dealer signs.[1] In line with the Cougar, several animal­related nameplates Manufacturer Mercury (Ford) Model years 1967–1997 Tools were adopted by the division, including the Bobcat, Lynx, and Sable. 1999–2002 What links here During its production, the Cougar was assembled at the Dearborn Assembly Plant Body and chassis Related changes (part of the Ford River Rouge Complex) in Dearborn, Michigan from 1967 to 1973, Class Pony car (1967–1973) Upload file San Jose Assembly (Milpitas, California) from 1968 into early 1969, Lorain Personal luxury car (1974–1997) Special pages Assembly (Lorain, Ohio) from 1974 to 1997, and at Flat Rock Assembly (Flat Rock, Mid­size cars (1977–1979) (1981– Permanent link Michigan) from 1999 to 2002.
    [Show full text]
  • Collection of Misfits
    Volume 18 Issue 1 January 1, 2018 Collection of Misfits Richard Koop — What was he thinking! I started collecting cars in October 1980 and my first purchase was a ‘56 Mark II. I was fortunate enough to find a DSO (Dealer Special Order) car that had a unique all leather one- color roof liner, door panels and seats. It was originally ordered by a farmer and his wife in Iowa thru the Stivers Lincoln dealership in Des Moines, Iowa. The wife wanted a special color red leather to match the lipstick she used. Because of the special treatment, Lincoln wanted to show their affluent customers (Think Black Label Program-not Hormel bacon- today) they would do these special requests. A tube of lipstick was sent to Ford, and the Welcome to the leathers (Bridge of Weir) were dyed to match the lipstick. I remember taking the MK II to a Northstar News, the meet in Delroy, Ohio not much after I bought the car. I was trying to learn all I could about monthly publication of these cars and I met Jim Roll; who was probably one of the most knowledgeable leather and the Northstar Region upholstery guys I have ever met. He stopped by and asked what my plans were for the leather interior. It was showing some fading and a few minor cracks in the leather so I said I would of the Lincoln and probably re-dye and replace some of the leather sections. He looked at me and said …. Well, Continental Owners what he said I shouldn’t repeat, but he “expressed” displeasure with my plans.
    [Show full text]
  • National Meet Trophy Winners
    Lincoln and Continental Owners Club National Meet Trophy Winners Table of Contents Elliston H. Bell, Founder’s Trophy ................................... 2 Lincoln Trophy #8 ...................................................... 31 Edsel Ford Trophy ............................................................ 4 Lincoln Trophy #9 ...................................................... 33 E.T. Gregorie Trophy ........................................................ 6 Lincoln Trophy #10 .................................................... 35 William Coughlin Trophy ................................................. 8 Lincoln Trophy #11 .................................................... 37 William Clay Ford Trophy .............................................. 10 Lincoln Trophy #12 .................................................... 39 L. Dale Shaeffer Trophy ................................................. 12 Lincoln Trophy #13 .................................................... 41 Robert H. Davis Trophy .................................................. 14 Lincoln Trophy #14 .................................................... 43 Dr. Erwin C. Ruth Trophy ............................................... 16 Lincoln Trophy #15 .................................................... 44 The Douglas W. Mattix Trophy ...................................... 18 Lincoln Trophy #16 .................................................... 45 The Lincoln Trophy ........................................................ 19 Best Modified Custom .................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Western Region LCOC Confab – 201507
    TINENT ON AL C O D W N N A E Lincoln and R Lincoln and N L S C O C FOUNDED L CONFAB U N 1955 CONFAB I B L Continental WESTERN REGION Western Region Lincoln and Continental Owners Club Publication Volume 44 No 5, July, 2015 Some of the 15 Lincolns/Continentals at Huntington Beach, 2015. Huntington Beach 2015 Concours On Sunday June 7, the Western Region entered the prestigious Huntington Beach Concours d’ Elegance for the fourth time. There were 14 LCOC members with 15 Lincolns/Continentals in attendance. They Tom Williams’ were Elliott Jones, (not an LCOC mem- 1965 ber) -1940 Continental Cabriolet, Bruce Lincoln Hutchinson-1946 Continental Coupe, Continental Bob Barger-1956 Continental Mark II, Convertible. Pete Hoffman-1956 Continental Mark II, Loren Kalin-1957 Continental Mark II, Jim Ayres-1961 Lincoln Continental Sedan and 1964 Lincoln Continental Convertible, Peggy Dempsey-1961 Lincoln Continental Convertible, Andy Webber-1964 Lincoln Continental Sedan, Tom Williams-1965 Lincoln Continental Convertible, Bob Blevins-1977 Lincoln Town Coupe, Steven Calamita-1978 Peggy Dempsey’s Versailles, Robert Supalla-1986 1961 Continental Givenchy, Craig Roberts- Lincoln 1997 Signature Town Car, and Alan Continental Cressy-1992 Lincoln Mark VII LSC. Convertible. First place winners were Elliot Jones, Bob Barger, Pete Hoffman, Peggy Jim Ayres Dempsey, Steven Calamita, Robert Photos. Supalla, and Alan Cressy. Once again the Lincolns had their own grassy area with plenty of shade trees. (Photos page 4-5) C ONTINENTAL C ONFAB • J ULY 2015 • 1 Board of Managers Diirector’’s message & Officers LCOC In my June Director's Message I invited members to Western Region consider participating in the 2015 annual election for our LCOC Western Region Board of Managers.
    [Show full text]
  • Halloween's Tonight. Tilt-Rotor Planes
    Vol. 14, No. 44 MCAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii Oct. ;11, 1981! Birthday Halloween's tonight. Tilt-rotor planes. activities scheduled to be evaluated by joint study Hawaii Marines will celebrate the Corps' 210th birthday with various Washington, D.C. - aircraft, the V-22. Osprey, activities Nov. 8. Deputy Secretary of Defense which is now being developed William H. Taft IV recently by DoD. The V-22 is expected The first activity will be a 6 signed a memorandum of to bring the Tilt-Rotor a.m., 10K Fun Run at Dewey agreement with the Federal configuration closer to final Square here. Registration Av iation Administration development reducing the begins Friday at the Station and the National Aeronautics risk development of other Gymnasium. T-shirts will be and Space Administration to versions and sizes, both on sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., conduct a joint study of the military and civilian. MP Nov. 7, for $5 each on a first- possible benefits of the Tilt- come, first-served, basis. Rotor Aircraft. DoD will benefit from the joint study A 1st MAB and Air through technolo- Station uniform pageant.and The Department of gy spin-offs, determination of cake cutting ceremony begins Defense, the FAA and NASA future industrial capability for conversion to military use at 8:15 a.m., at Pop Warner agreed to the joint study to Field, here. During the evaluate the impact of the V- in wartime. The FAA will be ceremonies, the traditional 22 Tilt-Rotor Aircraft responsible for certifying any civil first two pieces of cake will be development to the nation as versions of a United given to the oldest and a whole.
    [Show full text]
  • DASH4 BUYERS GUIDE BONDED SUPER SHOES WEB.Xlsx
    PART LOCATION APPLICATION NUMBER SB9 USE SB55 63‐60 CHEVROLET/GMC TRUCK K2500, 81‐78 DODGE TRUCK B350, 81‐57 DODGE TRUCK D250, 79‐78 DODGE TRUCK D350, 71‐55 DODGE TRUCK D350, 71‐56 DODGE TRUCK M300, 74‐60 DODGE TRUCK P200, 71‐59 DODGE TRUCK P300, 68‐57 DODGE TRUCK W150, 81‐78 DODGE TRUCK W250, 74‐57 DODGE TRUCK W250, 81‐78 DODGE TRUCK W350, 76‐51 FORD TRUCK F250, 66‐51 FORD TRUCK F350, 76‐53 FORD TRUCK P350, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1000C, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1100B, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1100C, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK SB33 REAR 1200A, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1200B, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1200C, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1300A, 72‐70 IHC TRUCK 1300B, 68‐65 IHC TRUCK 1300B, 72‐65 IHC TRUCK 1300C, 68‐67 IHC TRUCK 1500A, 68‐67 IHC TRUCK 1500B, 68‐61 IHC TRUCK 1500C, 68‐61 IHC TRUCK 1500D, 68‐65 IHC TRUCK 900 Series, 59 IHC TRUCK B130, 59 IHC TRUCK B132, 65‐61 IHC TRUCK C & D, 73‐61 IHC TRUCK Metro, 73‐72 JEEP TRUCK FJ Series, 73‐72 JEEP TRUCK Gladiator, 81‐78 PLYMOUTH TRUCK PB350 58‐53 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 58 CHEVROLET Biscayne, 58 CHEVROLET Brookwood, 62‐53 CHEVROLET Corvette, 52‐51 CHEVROLET De Luxe, 58 CHEVROLET Delray, 57‐53 CHEVROLET One Fifty, 52‐51 CHEVROLET Special, 57‐53 CHEVROLET Two Ten, 58‐51 CHEVROLET/GMC TRUCK C1500, 59‐53 CHEVROLET/GMC TRUCK C2500, 59‐53 CHEVROLET/GMC TRUCK K2500, 58 FORD 300, 58 FORD 500, 58‐50 FORD Country Squire, 54‐51 FORD Crestline, 57 FORD Custom, 52‐51 FORD Custom, 49 FORD Custom, 59‐57 FORD Custom 300, 56‐52 FORD Customline, 51‐49 FORD Deluxe, 59‐55 FORD Fairlane, 59 FORD Galaxie, 56‐52 FORD Mainline, 54‐50 FORD SB55 REAR Ranch Wagon, 59‐54 FORD Skyliner,
    [Show full text]
  • The Standard of the World West of the Lake Region Cadillac & Lasalle Club
    April 1ST, 2020 The Standard of the World West of the Lake Region Cadillac & LaSalle Club ` Modern real-life version of the “One Piece at a Time” Cadillac takes to the road (See pg. 3) What’s Inside: April Monthly Meeting Cancelled! Director’s Message 2 All GM Show 10 One Piece at a Time 3 Buick Charity Show 11 Cadillac vs Lincoln Rivalry 4 Grand National CANCELLED 12 Calendar of Events 5 2022 Grand National Update 13 Bigger Calendar of Events 6 Coronavirus Car Cleaning 14 Announcements 7 Meeting Minutes 15 Director’s OTHER message 8 Classifieds 16-22 pg. 1 Shelter-In-Place Virtual Show 9 Director’s Message about Fred Butalla Fred Butalla wins Oscar for Best Director. West of the Lake Region Director, Fred Butalla, surprised the movie industry, movie fans and, pretty much everybody in the world by winning this year’s Oscar for Best Director. Interviewed after the ceremony, Butalla said “I don’t even watch movies. I have no idea why I am here.” A puzzled Butalla offered a possible explanation for the mix-up: “I was on the CLC website applying for the Director of the year award. I thought it said ‘car award for Best Director’, but clearly one of those annoying pop-up ads blocked the “Os” in Oscar and I applied for the wrong award.” Asked what he plans to do with the statue Butalla said “I think it will make a nice hood ornament on my ’59.” When reached for comment, an embarrassed Academy spokesperson said “This is horrible, but a mistake like this could make for a great movie!” pg.
    [Show full text]