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ii A Welcome Message From The Chairman of the 2000 MARC National Meet

Dear Fellow MARC Members:

The Colonial Virginia Model A Ford Region cordially welcomes you to the 2000 MARC National Meet in Williamsburg, Virginia. Since this meet is the first MARC National Meet of the new millennium and in considera- tion of our theme “Y2K IN YOUR MODEL A”, we established an overall goal of making your experience here in Williamsburg, Virginia the most memorable possible. A number of individuals in our region have volunteered a significant amount of time and energy to accomplish this goal. A special thanks is extended to everyone outside our region who invested their time and energy in helping with this project.

A number of major decisions were made by our board of directors to make this meet very special. First, the selection of the location of the meet host and overflow hotels within the colonial portion of Williamsburg was of major importance. This accomplishment provides everyone staying in the designated hotels the opportunity to enjoy the colonial ambiance of Williamsburg within a short walking distance of the hotels. Second, we decided that a very special raffle item would be desirable to commemorate the 2000 Marc National Meet. A fully restored 1928 Ford Model A Pickup Truck was selected; the first time a major item of this quality and value has been raffled off at a MARC National Meet. Third, our mandatory tour was carefully designed to use one of the most scenic roads in our country, the Colonial Parkway, connecting Yorktown and Jamestown via Williamsburg. There will be a minimum of stops and delays on the tour with a luncheon at our destination, the Carter’s Grove Plantation, which overlooks the beautiful and serene James River. And finally, a major high point of the meet will be the “Model A Day at Busch Gardens” beginning at 10:00 AM and including a buffet dinner within the park following the closing of the park to the general public at 6:00 PM. The MARC admission price is half the general admission price.

Please stop by the hospitality area for light refreshments or if you have any questions regarding directions, dining suggestions, points of interest, etc. Also, if you require any additional information or assistance, feel free to stop any of our members who will be wearing distinctive polo shirts and badges.

On behalf of the Colonial Virginia Model A Ford Region, we all hope you will have a most enjoyable stay with us.

Sincerely,

Barry R. Wise Chairman, 2000 MARC National Meet

introduction 1 A Welcome Message From The Colonial Virginia Region

THE COLONIAL VIRGINIA REGION welcomes each of you to the MARC 2000 National Meet and especially to Williamsburg, Virginia. We are pleased that you have chosen to join us at the first national meet of this millennium.

We hope that your stay in Williamsburg and the surrounding areas will be a pleasant and interesting experience, one that you will remember many years into the future. As you will see during your stay here, there is much to see and do in “The Historic Triangle” comprised of Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown. It was in this very triangle of the new world that our country and government actually began. The area is rich in history and has some of the best and most interesting colonial restorations that you will find anywhere. It is our sincere hope that, in addition to attending the various meet events, you will find time to drive your Model A Ford to some of the historical plantations and sites in and around Williamsburg-of particular interest is Yorktown Battlefield where our independence was won.

This area has something of interest for everyone of all ages; history, science museums, beaches, theme parks and golf courses. Whatever your pleasure, it is nearby.

Throughout the week you will be able to identify members of the 2000 MARC National Meet staff by their distinctive light yellow colored shirts. Please feel free to ask them for assistance on any matter for which you may need help.

Again, I thank you for joining us and hope to meet each of you during your stay here.

On behalf of all members of the Colonial Virginia Region, I wish you a pleasant fun-filled week and a safe journey home.

Sincerely,

Bill Lee President

2 introduction Colonial Virginia Region 2000 MARC National Committee

Chairman: Barry Wise

Secretary: Treasurer: Moon Moreau Dave Westenberger

Member-at-Large: Bob Williams

Committees

Hotel & Major Events ...... Barry Wise

Publications & Publicity ...... Moon Moreau

Car Judging & Seminars ...... Ed Case

Tours...... Rick Morgan

Banquets & Socials...... Linda Westenberger, Linda Wise

Fashion ...... Barbara Dinwiddie

Repair Tent/Swap/Flea Market...... Bob Williams, Clem Clements

Truck Raffle ...... Linda Wise, Bill Moore

Promotional Items ...... Dave Westenberger, Linda Wise, Suzan O’Neale

Activities ...... Bill Lee, Jim O’Neale

introduction 3 4 introduction WILLIAMSBURG… 5 to the south and Jamestown

strongly recommend that you purchase a Conference that you purchase recommend strongly

illiamsburg. You can, however, stroll through this area through stroll can, however, You illiamsburg. estored and reconstructed buildings. Don’t worry about and reconstructed estored buildings or see the exhibits. surrounding The other two significant historic areas Governor’s the boundaries of the historic Within Palace. of exhibitions, programs, you will find hundreds area shops and over 500 restaurants, historical reenactments, r Williamsburg during the day. expending all your energy and you will find the town to be is not exactly Las Vegas rather sleepy in the evening. We Pass in order to see as much as possible in Colonial Pass in order W if you simply want to view everything of charge free and not go into the many interesting the street from you will find the re-creation of colonial times and the spirit of 1776. of colonial times and the spirit you will find the re-creation WELCOME TO WELCOME n the next few pages we will attempt to acquaint you with Williamsburg, its with Williamsburg, we will attempt to acquaint you n the next few pages not to see while you are places that you may care and some of the history, of these activities will Some activities or when the Meet is over. involved in Meet is a Please note that there detail later in this Guide. be described in greater to the northeast. Jamestown, of course, is the site of the first English speaking set- to the northeast. Jamestown, of course, is the site of the first English speaking Historic Area The Capitol Building town illiamsburg area map in the centerfold of this Guide which you should find helpful as you of this Guide which you should map in the centerfold area illiamsburg be it would probably to designate such an area although if we were illiamsburg as the (or DOG street on either side of Duke of Gloucester Street Area Historic illiamsburg illiamsburg, and forming Virginia’s Historic Triangle, are are Historic Triangle, and forming Virginia’s illiamsburg, ashington and his French allies. Be sure to visit the Yorktown Visitor’s Center and the Yorktown to visit the allies. Be sure ashington and his French orktown Victory Center while in that area. Center while in that area. orktown Victory In the Attractions Merchant’s from end of Duke of Gloucester Street The Capital building is on the opposite the on the north is Street distance of about 1 mile. Flanking Duke of Gloucester Square—a York ships that brought of the three At Jamestown you can see replicas America. tlement in North you will also find a most interesting the men and boys who established this settlement. Here Revolutionary War that the last decisive battle of the Yorktown It was at museum display. to General George surrendered was fought on October 19, 1781 when British troops W Y W And the MARC National Meet 2000 Center Visitors Williamsburg Also included is a map of the Colonial the area. travel around of numerous Room) and the location includes Commonwealth Hall (Hospitality which area place this week. events that will take you Well, the downtown area?” is often ask is “Where One of the first questions that visitors in is no “downtown” area really of it. There be aware may be standing in it and not even W of and Mary at the intersection of William the College from across Square Merchant’s This is on the western boundary of the Colonial Jamestown Road and Richmond Road. W Richmond across going to walk the DOG this morning”). Directly locals call it-as in “We’re part of the College of William Building-a is the historic Wren Square Merchant’s Road from in continuous use in the U.S. & Mary and the oldest academic building

W O Both Jamestown and Yorktown can plantations, there are a number of be reached by car on the beautiful beautifully restored plantations Colonial Parkway. This is one of along the James River which can the most beautiful drives be reached easily by car off of the on the entire East Coast, and very scenic Route 5 which parallels there is not a single traffic light the James River all the way to on the entire 23-mile length of the Richmond. Included in this group parkway. From the parkway you of sites are Sherwood Forest can glimpse Tidewater Virginia’s Plantation and Evelynton abundant natural beauty. Scenic Plantation, about 25 miles west turnouts provide spectacular views of Williamsburg, Berkeley of the James and York rivers and Plantation, about 30 miles west other natural treasures. This is a of Williamsburg and Shirley toll free road administered by the Plantation, about 40 miles west of National Park Service. The majority Williamsburg. Your registration of the Mandatory Tour on June 8 packet will contain additional will be on the Colonial Parkway. information on these plantations. One of the more significant The Williamsburg Winery is the attractions for the young largest Winery in Virginia and is On the Susan Constant, and young at heart is open daily for lunch. There are Busch Gardens Williamsburg. over 50 acres of vineyard on a 350 You can enjoy dining, dancing and acre farm located just 3 miles from a replica of one of spectacular entertainment at the historic Williamsburg. European-themed park centered The Jamestown Ferry is located at around 17th century England, the end of Jamestown Road just three English ships Germany, Scotland, France and beyond the Jamestown-Colonial Italy. We strongly recommend that, National Historic Park. A trip that sailed to Virginia if you are going to go to Busch across the James river to historic Gardens, you go on Wednesday Surrey in Isle of Wight county will when the MARC 2000 Meet take just 20 minutes each way (it’s in 1607, costumed registrants can purchase discount free-no charge) and the ferry runs tickets for just $32 and stay after 24 hours a day. On the return trip closing time for the banquet meal. to Jamestown you will be able to interpreters will guide Your discount ticket will cover imagine what the original colonists your parking, entertainment, rides, saw as they approached Jamestown exhibits, and the evening meal. for the first time. While in Isle you through the We will also have a number of of Wight county you can visit Model A’s on display at the park. Bacon’s Castle, one of the oldest intricacies of navigation A big attraction for kids in documented houses in North the Williamsburg area is America. The house’s 1680 Water Country USA, the garden is the oldest, largest, and the routines of mid-Atlantic’s largest water play most sophisticated and best park. This park is located just a few preserved 17th-century garden miles outside of Williamsburg at site in America. shipboard life on the the intersection of I-64 and Rt. 199. Adults and kids will enjoy more than 30 water rides and attractions, Shopping 17th-century vessels. live entertainment, shopping and Williamsburg is truly a shopper’s restaurants set to a colorful ‘50s paradise. One of the first shopping and ‘60s surf theme. areas that you will probably notice For those who are interested in will be Merchants Square in the touring 18th and 19th century Historic Area.

6 welcome to williamsburg Prime Outlets (565-0702) with an even larger variety of factory outlet Dining stores. There are a large number of dining establishments in Williamsburg These are the 4 main shopping ranging from Mickey D’s to the areas in Williamsburg although numerous Taverns in the historic by no means the only ones. area to the elegant dining room at Throughout the town there are the Williamsburg Inn. numerous smaller shopping areas with retail goods and food items. The largest concentration of restau- rants by far is along the section of For those of you who may be Route 60 starting at Bypass Road interested in shopping for antiques and going West for about 2 miles. Williamsburg has a number of such In addition there are many top shops scattered throughout the rated dining establishments scat- area. One of the largest and most tered throughout the Williamsburg interesting is the Williamsburg area serving every conceivable type Toymaker Shop, Merchants Square Antique Mall, near the Pottery of food. Factory on Lightfoot Road.

This shopping area is within walk- ing distance of the host hotels and consists of a number of quaint and interesting stores with quality mer- chandise. Not the cheapest place in town to shop but certainly one of the most interesting and enjoyable. The colonial ambiance pervades this area. By far the shopping area for which Williamsburg is most famous is the Williamsburg Pottery Factory (564-3326)—-truly an amazing collection of buildings and a huge variety of merchandise. The Pottery’s renowned collection of treasures is displayed over more than 200 acres of discount shops and factory outlet stores. The Pottery is so large and there is such a variety of merchandise that you could easily spend a full day or more here. The Pottery is located about seven miles west of Williamsburg near the intersection of Rt. 199 and Rt. 60. Just down the road about a half mile east of the Pottery (towards Williamsburg) is the Outlet Mall (565-3378) which also has a large variety of factory outlet stores. Further east about a mile or so is

welcome to williamsburg 7 Woodlands Area Map

Each Registrant staying at the Woodlands, Governor’s Inn or the Williamsburg Lodge will find a copy of the Visitor’s Companion in their room. The centerfold of that publication will have a larger version of the above map which will also include the entire Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area. For those who are not staying in the above hotels we recommend that you pick up a copy of the Visitor’s Companion at the Hospitality Room in the Commonwealth Hall. The above map is the only map that has been annotated to show the location of the Repair Tent, the Car Games, Fine Point Judging and Touring Class judging.

8 9 OF EVENTS

Event Time Location Monday, June 5...... Hospitality Room 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM Commonwealth Hall Early Registration 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM Commonwealth Hall Repair Tent Setup 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Next to Texaco Station Swap Meet Setup 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Behind Commonwealth Hall Hit and Miss Engine Demonstration DAILY Swap Meet area Self guided tours ALL DAY Judging Standards Committee Meeting 8:00 AM - NOON Cascades MARC Board of Directors Meeting 8:00 AM - NOON Cascades MARC Fashion Committee Meeting 8:00 AM - NOON Cascades Williamsburg Area Briefing 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM Visitors Center Theatre

Tuesday June 6...... Hospitality 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Commonwealth Hall Registration 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Commonwealth Hall Repair Tent 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Next to Texaco Station

SCHEDULE Swap Meet 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Behind Commonwealth Hall Hit & Miss Engine Demonstration DAILY Swap Meet Area Self Guided Tours ALL DAY MARC Seminar - WIPERS 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Cascades MARC Seminar - WIRING 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM Cascades Youth Scavenger Hunt 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM Playground near Woodlands pool Seminar - FASHION & Swap Meet 9:00 AM - NOON Cascades 2000 Seminar - Colonial Floral Arranging 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Cascades Model “A” Driving Class 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Behind Woodlands MARC Seminar - Secrets of Speed Society 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Cascades NATIONAL MARC Regional Directors and General Membership Meeting 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Cascades MEET Touring Class Car Owners Meeting 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Cascades Fine Point Judges Meeting 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Cascades Seminar - Colonial Cuisine 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM Cascades Seminar - Personal computer/Model A 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Cascades Welcome Party & Ice Cream Social 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Pool behind Woodlands Hubley Derby 8:30 PM Between Woodlands pool 10 and Burger King Event Time Location

Wednesday June 7...... Hospitality 7:00 AM -NOON Commonwealth Hall Registration 7:00 AM -NOON Commonwealth Hall Repair Tent 8:00 AM - NOON Next to Texaco Station Self Guided Tours ALL DAY Swap Meet 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Behind Commonwealth Hall Hit & Miss Engine Demonstration DAILY Swap Meet Area Fine Point Judging 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Grass area between Woodlands Suites 5165-80 & 5182-95 Touring Class Judging 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Grass area behind Visitor’s Center Fashion Judging 9:00 AM - NOON Cascades Mini Model “A” Car Judging 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Lower Level, Cascades Model “A” Day at Busch Gardens 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Busch Gardens-Take Rt. 60 East including entertainment & dinner 6:45 PM - from Williamsburg-see map

Thursday June 8...... Hospitality 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Commonwealth Hall Registration 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Commonwealth Hall Repair Tent IF NEEDED FOR EMERGENCY USE Next to Texaco Station Swap Meet 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Behind Hospitality House Mandatory Tour & Picnic 8:45 AM - 2:00 PM Full Tour line-up on Nicholson St. Minimum Tour-Start at Woodlands Fashion Show and Awards 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM Cascades

Friday June 9...... Hospitality 7:00 AM - NOON Repair Tent 8:00 AM - NOON Next to Texaco Station Swap Meet 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Behind Commonwealth Hall Self Guided Tours ALL DAY Seminar - Colonial Cuisine 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Cascades Seminar - Personal computer/Model A 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Cascades Seminar - Colonial Floral Arranging 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM Cascades Seminar - Era Dancing 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Cascades Car Games NOON - 3:00 PM Behind Woodlands Youth Pizza Party at Go Karts Plus 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Rt. 60 West Cocktail Hour 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Williamsburg Lodge Awards Banquet 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Williamsburg Lodge

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Overview Self-guided tours to many of Virginia’s premier historical and recreational points of interest are within easy driving distance from the host hotel. In a matter of minutes, you could be riding in your Model A along the scenic Colonial Parkway enroute to the Historic Jamestown Settlement or Colonial Yorktown. You could also be enjoying a ferry ride across the James River as you travel through the country towards your destination of Smithfield, Virginia. The following tours have been selected to satisfy a variety of interests among our Model A Ford enthusiasts and provide easy access to points of interest in and around the Williamsburg area. A detailed guide for each tour, with map, has been prepared by the MARC-2000 Tour Committee and is included with your registration materials. All tours originate from The Woodlands (our host hotel) and none of the tours require travel on interstate highways. Jamestown This was the first, permanent English speaking colony in the “New World.” At the Jamestown settlement, enjoy the fasci- nating saga of the founding of Jamestown, visit the Living

SELF- History Museum, a reconstructed fort and board the three full size replicas of the settlers’ original sailing ships. Enjoy tidewater nature at its best when driving the five-mile loop around Jamestown Island. Full-Size Replica Yorktown Where the war for America’s independence was fought and won. Visit the Yorktown Victory Center and the National A detailed Park Service Visitor Center where America’s struggle for independence is vividly traced. Enjoy the “History Walk” guide of through the town, see the Victory Monument and visit the Nelson House and other historic buildings. Don’t miss the each tour interesting Specialty shops and conclude your tour with a visit to the Watermen’s Museum. is included James River Plantations with your One of the greatest concentrations of early mansions any- Yorktown Reenactment registration where in America is in Charles City County along historic Route 5, the John Tyler Highway. These include Sherwood Forest, Evelynton, Berkeley and materials. Shirley. On a day’s outing, you can visit all four of these plantations and lunch at one of many gourmet restaurants in the area. Few 18th-century mansions are better preserved than Shirley Plantation, home of the famous Carter family since 1723. It faces the James River, mid-way between Jamestown and Richmond, and is flanked by handsome outbuildings. You will enjoy a beautiful ride in your Model A along scenic and tree-lined, two-lane Route 5 on your way to these plantations. 14 County. The ride across the James difficult to get away for a day-long River will give you a unique view tour around the tidewater area. If of Jamestown Island and the shore you only have a few hours, you line, and connect you to all the may wish to take advantage of a interesting sites on the “south side short tour to the Williamsburg of the James.” While traveling to Winery. Visitors to the the quaint town of Smithfield, you Williamsburg Winery can sample will be tempted to stop at many of award-winning wines while the interesting places along your learning more about the art of wine route. Several highlights include: making. The restored 18th-century Shirley Plantation Smith’s Fort, Bacon’s Castle and styled Winery building is surround- There are sections of Route 5 where Chippokes Plantation. While in the ed by over 50 acres of vineyards. you will feel like you are going town of Smithfield, you will dis- The Wine Shop features unique through a tunnel of trees. This road cover the friendly hospitality of the wine accessories in addition to a is second only to the Colonial local residents. Amid the beautiful wonderful selection of fine Parkway in beauty. There are no homes in Smithfield’s “old towne” Williamsburg wines. If it’s traffic lights along the entire 35 historic district, you will find time for lunch, you’re in mile stretch of Route 5 from just delightful specialty shops, a wide luck. The after you leave Williamsburg until variety of restaurants, fine antique Gabriel Archer you get to I-295 in Richmond. shops and an old fashion ice cream Tavern serves parlor. cheese and pate Smithfield Country Tour platters, smoked meats, This tour begins with a scenic ride Williamsburg Winery specialty breads along the Colonial Parkway and a With so many MARC activities and wine by the glass. 20-minute ride on the Jamestown planned for the week in Colonial Ferry towards historic Isle of Wight Williamsburg, you may find it

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Thosewhoattendandsuccessfullycompletethetestwillbe The JudgingStandards Committeewillpresent twoTechnical Seminars.There willbeatest T edesigning anddevelopingtheRileyTwo Port™CylinderHeadandisnowthesole wo Port™iseasytoinstallbythehomemechanicand outoftheboxproduces awhopping uesday, June6,2000from 10:00to11:30 a.m.intheCascades. echnical Seminars Secrets, the “speedandsportmagazine”forModel“A”speed are encouraged to bring articles Youth Scavenger Hunt to sell. Your dream of finding Model “A” Driving Class Children in the ages of 6 to 12 are that great era item may become Bob Davis of First Coast Region, invited to participate in The Youth a reality. Jacksonville, Florida, will again be Scavenger Hunt. The hunt will be conducting a driving class for those conducted on the grounds of the Colonial Floral Seminar ladies who want to learn to drive a Woodlands Complex. Small Model Model “A”. Bob will take the mys- “A” parts and components will The Colonial Williamsburg tery out of starting and driving the be placed in locations that will Foundation will give two “A”. He is a retire school teacher be easily found by the younger Floral Arranging who has taught high school dri- children. Encourage your child to demonstrations during ver’s ed. and has owned over 50 meet and socialize with children the 2000 MARC antique cars. After your lesson you from different cities and states in National Meet. The first will have no problem getting into our country. Prizes and ribbons demonstration will be held the “family car” and taking her for will be awarded to participants. on Tuesday at 1 PM. The second a spin around the block. Tuesday The hunt is scheduled for demonstration will be held on afternoon, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Tuesday, June 6, 2000 from 10:00 Friday at 11 AM. Both demon- Car Games area behind The to 11:30 a.m. strations will be held in the Garden Woodlands (see Woodlands map). Room at the Cascades. Colonial Williamsburg floral designers Fashion Seminar will demonstrate how to create & Swap Meet traditional colonial centerpieces An era Fashion review will be and table flower arrangements presented by the MARC Fashion using natural ingredients. Standards Committee on Tuesday from 9:00 til Noon in the Council Colonial Cuisine Room at the Cascades, located The Colonial Williamsburg behind the Williamsburg Foundation will Woodlands on the west end. also give two The four years of Model “A” “Colonial Cuisine” fashions represents an interesting seminars which evolution. The changes are will be held on dramatic with each year having Tuesday and its own definite look. This is your Friday in the opportunity to learn more about North Room at this important part of the Model the Cascades. “A” hobby and to see how Colonial fashion styles changed from Williamsburg’s 1928-1931. You’ll learn how to renowned chef put an ensemble together, enter will introduce fashion judging, or simply the secrets of have fun with these wonderful making beautiful era fashions. party hors All fashion events will be held at d’oeuvres, the Cascades on the lower level. pastries, entrees For those who prefer not to use or desserts based stairs, an elevator is located to your on specialty immediate left as you enter the Tidewater area main entrance of the Cascades. recipes. A fashion SWAP Meet will follow the Fashion Seminar. Venders are invited to participate and members

seminars: tuesday, June 6, 2000 17 Welcome Party and Ice carefully constructed machine. Computer Seminar Imagine your car crossing the finish Cream Social line ahead of the other competitors The computer seminar is designed as a basic introduction The Colonial Virginia Region offi- and your speed flashing for all the to computers and a demonstration cially welcomes all attendees to the spectators enjoying the Welcome of how the computer can be used 2000 MARC National Meet on Party and Ice Cream Social to see. in conjunction with the internet to Tuesday evening at the Welcome Just close your eyes for a second access a wide variety of informa- Party and Ice Cream Social. and listen to all your family and tion relating to the Model A. friends in the crowd cheering a The Welcome Party and Ice Cream This introductory seminar will winner. Will the Series Champion Social will be from 7:00 to 10:00 commence with a presentation be a youngster or simply young at P.M. and will be located near the of computer basics-the computer, heart? Will the Grand Champion pool behind Commonwealth Hall. keyboard, monitor, printer and be female or male. I’ve heard of Costumed strolling balladeers, the necessary hardware and soft- some young ladies out there with magicians and jugglers will provide ware to get up and running on the some mighty fast cars. Look out entertainment from 7:30 to 8:30. internet. The presentation will guys! Come see for yourself. Come and enjoy light refreshments, show actual internet sites related to There are prizes and ribbons for see old friends and meet new ones. the Model A and actual information all participants. The races are that may be obtained by the Model scheduled on Tuesday, June 6, 2000 Hubley Derby A enthusiast while sitting in his or from 8:30 p.m. and last until Are you ready for some racing? her own home working with a they are completed. Enter your Hubley Model “A” computer. The presentations will in the fastest growing sporting This event will be held outside be given in the Cascades on event at the MARC National Meets. next to Commonwealth Hall Tuesday from 3:00 to 5:00 PM and Like the big boys at INDY and (Hospitality Room). on Friday from 9:30 to 11:30 AM. NASCAR, we have constructed a new track. The track will be open prior to the event just like at Daytona, Darlington and Richmond for the fine-tuning and practice of your carefully constructed auto- mobile. We prepared the surface with the most modern materials available today. We even equipped the finish line with the most elaborate electronic timers space age technology can produce. There will not be any second-guessing or estimating the speed of your Vintage Trunks for your Model A

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EVENTS: WEDNESDAY JUNE 7,2000 the firstdrive-in restaurant intownwhere alltheteenagershung outaftertheFridaynight cream parlor, the oldcornergrocery store andthemompopfamilybakery. Remember There wasthelocalfull-servicegasstationorgarage, thered andwhitecandy stripedice model buildersofallages. All ofushavefondmemoriesfavorite locationsofyesteryear. gic miniature sceneofdaysgonebye.Thiseventis opento Enter yourfavorite1928-1931 Mini-Model“A”carorthatnostal- Mini-Model “A” DioramaJudging Car& acknowledged atthe Awards Banqueton Friday. Fashion ShowonThursdayevening.Winners willalsobe in theEraFashionShow. Awards willbepresented toFashionWinners followingthe graph takenpriortojudging. All entrantsinEraFashionJudgingare required toparticipate r Seminar RoomTwo, locateddirectly across from theCouncil Room,willserveasadressing Room intheCommonwealthHallfortheirparticular timetobejudged. lower levelattheCascades.Entrantsshouldcheckbulletinboard intheregistration Era FashionJudgingwillbeginat9:00 A.M. onWednesday intheCouncilRoomon Judging Era Fashion June 6th. Awards willbepresented atthebanquetonFriday, June9th. The Touring meetingisscheduledfor3:00 PMto5:00onTuesday, Classcarowner’s T It isrequired thatallcarsentered inthetouringclassjudgingparticipateMandatory been judged. lights willnotreceive pointdeductions.Nocarsare toberemoved untilallcarshave gauges, fuses,batterycutouts,turnsignals,seatbelts,additionaltaillightsandrear collision Photos willbetakenascarsenterthejudgingarea. Convenienceandsafetyitemsincluding permitted inthearea duringjudgingbutspectatorscanobservethecarsfrom theperimeter. at 9:00 AM andownersare required toparticipateinthejudging.Onlyjudgeswillbe (Hospitality Room)onWednesday, June7thfrom 9:00 AM to4:00PM.Judgingwillstart T T F in theCascades. Awards willbepresented atthebanquetonFriday, June9th. The FinePointClassjudge’smeetingwillbeonTuesday, June6th,from 3:00PMto5:00 oom. Pleasearrivetenminutesbefore yourscheduledjudgingtimetohavephoto- our onThursday, Grove Plantation. June8toCarter’s ouring Classjudgingwilltakeplaceonthegrassinfront ofCommonwealthHall ouring ClassJudging ine Point Judging judges are permittedinthearea duringjudging. After judgingiscompleted,own- PM. Itisrequired thatallcarsentered inFinePointJudgingparticipatethe ers andcarsare toremain inthearea forpublicobservationandphotosuntil4:30 yfrtalr.Acovered area willbeavailableincaseofrain.Pleasenote:Only by fortrailers. A cars will be separately parked at Carter’s Grove Plantationduringthepicnic. cars willbeseparatelyparkedatCarter’s Mandatory Tours onThursday, Grove Plantation.FinePoint June8thtoCarter’s on Wednesday, June7th,from 9:00 AM to4:00PM.There isampleparkingnear- Fine Pointjudgingwilltakeplaceonthegrounds behindtheWoodlands Hotel football and basketball game? past the normal 6:00 PM closing live shows, musical reviews and Remember the old drive-in movie time till 9:00 PM for dinner for tranquil cruises on the Rhine River. theaters where a dollar admitted as MARC members only. Tickets must In addition, there is extensive shop- many people that you could fit into have been purchased prior to the ping and varied cuisine throughout the car and hide in the trunk? Set beginning of the meet but for early the park. up your diorama in the lower level attendees arriving Sunday or Busch Gardens is located just east of the Cascades Restaurant and Monday who may not have pur- of Williamsburg on US 60. There Meeting Center. Model cars and chased tickets but would like to do are numerous signs directing dioramas will be judged at the so now a limited number of tickets visitors to the park throughout setup location on Wednesday will be available at the Registration Williamsburg. There will be a morning from 9:00 to 10:00 AM. Desk located in Commonwealth designated, secured parking area Prizes and ribbons will be awarded Hall of the Woodlands Hotel. Voted for Model “As” only at the park. to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. “America’s Most Beautiful Theme Also, there is city supported Park” for seven consecutive years, public transportation to the park Model “A” Ford Day Busch Gardens - Williamsburg is a for a dollar a day and special at Busch Gardens European theme park with 18th arrangements have also been made century flair. The richly diverse The Colonial Virginia Region has for bus pickup to and from Busch European culture of Busch Gardens made special arrangements with Gardens and the Woodlands Hotel. - Williamsburg provides a unique Busch Gardens theme park for all contrast to the distinctive American 2000 MARC National Meet partici- architecture and colonial history for pants to enjoy the park on which Williamsburg is famous. The Wednesday, June 7th. The arrange- park invites guests to explore the ments include discounted passes, nine hamlets that recreate the free parking, entertainment, and charm of Olde World Europe fea- buffet dinner meal. The park opens turing Italy, Germany England and at 10:00 AM and will remain open France. Within these hamlets are Full Size Gas Pumps And Diner Decor

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Mandatory Tour The Mandatory Tour will be held on Thursday, June 8th, and will encompass the entire National Park Service Colonial Parkway. Line-up will be based on your registration number and will begin at 8:30 A.M. on Nicholson Street in the heart of historic Colonial Williamsburg. The 54-mile tour route and was selected to provide participants with a continuous, unobstructed scenic drive for the entire tour. (A separate sheet will be provided detailing information for the short, 8 mile tour for Fine Point, AA Commercial and any other A’s that don’t want to take the longer tour). While traveling through a diverse environment, the Parkway provides MARC members the opportunity to view open vistas of the York and James Rivers, as well as shady passageways through pine and hardwood forests. The tour route was specifically designed to provide each participant with the unique experience of viewing all of the Model A’s traveling on the tour. The tour will stop for a picnic lunch on the grounds THURSDAY of the majestic Carter’s Grove Plantation overlooking the broad expanse of the James River. Following lunch, tour participants are invited to tour the grounds before returning to the host hotel via the picturesque “Williamsburg Country Road This tour is a requirement for Model A’s that have undergone Fine Point and Touring Class judging on Wednesday and is the final qualification for all car judging awards. Generally, all Model A’s take this tour and will receive a red or blue ribbon for participation. The Blue ribbon is for Authentic Model A’s passing a 14-point authenticity check. If you have requested a blue ribbon we recommend you have the authenticity check accomplished at the repair tent next to the Texaco station on Tuesday or Wednesday from 8 to 4 PM. A 14-point inspection team will also be located at the Carter’s Grove Plantation picnic area following the Mandatory Tour on Thursday tour for those that will not be able to complete their check on Tuesday. Please read your Tour Booklet carefully for detail information concerning the Mandatory Tour. The Mandatory Tour will terminate at Carter’s Grove after driving from Colonial Williamsburg to Carter’s Grove on the “Country Road”. EVENTS:

22 Carter’s Grove Carter’s Grove plantation was a bequest from Robert “King” Carter of Corotoman plantation to his grandson, Carter Burwell. “King” Carter’s will stated “that this estate in all times to come be called and to go by the name of “Carter’s Grove.” Carter Burwell built the main house between 1750 and 1755, and it remained in the Burwell family until 1838. In the seventeenth century, the property was known as Martin’s Hundred. It was the site of the short-lived settlement of Wolstenholme Towne, which was established in 1619 near the James River just southwest of the mansion. Wolstenholme Towne was abandoned after most of its inhabitants were killed in the Indian massacre of 1622. Carter Burwell lent funds for the passage to America of Richard Baylis, an English artisan who created the interior woodwork of walnut and pine. Reflecting the unerring taste and skill of the master craftsman, the paneling in the entrance hall with its exquisite composition and detail is considered to be the most significant feature of the house. The preservation of Carter’s Grove during the Civil War is remarkable since a number of similarly exposed James River homes were destroyed by Federal gunboats. Describing how large contingents of Union forces marched past tidewater plantations, the Prince Indiana’s deJoinville recounted that “the inhabitants would hang out a white flag. One of the provost marshall’s Largest Model “A” horseman would dismount at the door, and, reassured Parts Dealer by his presence, the ladies in their long muslin dresses. . . would come out upon the verandah and watch the passage of the troops. “ Accompanied by young female Original • N.O.S. • Used slaves and old men, the mistress of the plantation Complete Line of ordinarily received officers civilly and frequently Reproduction Featuring offered cold water in a gourd. hard to find Upholstery Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McCrea purchased the property parts, cars for in 1928 and renovated the mansion with the assistance of architect Duncan Lee. The roof on the main house Sheetmetal sale and lots of was raised to allow for a full third floor lighted by Tires surprises!!! dormers and the chimney stacks were rebuilt above the second floor level. The former kitchen and laundry outbuildings, which are believed to predate the main Visit us at our new website: house, were joined to it by connecting wings or www.bjsmodela.com hyphens. Traces of original landscaping were found in the falling 768 W. 600 N. Unit D terraces and vegetable garden on the river side. The present landscape scheme on the north or entrance Alexandria, IN 46001 front is largely the work of Arthur Shurcliff, who BJ’s Model “A”765-640-1931 Parts developed it for Mr. and Mrs. McCrea.

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Colonial Cuisine The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation will also give two “Colonial Cuisine” seminars which will be held on Tuesday and Friday in the North Room at the Cascades. Colonial Williamsburg’s renowned chef will introduce the secrets of making beautiful party hors d’oeuvres, pastries, entrees or desserts based on specialty Tidewater area recipes. Computer Seminar The computer seminar is designed as a basic introduction to computers and a demonstration of how the computer can be used in conjunction with the internet to access a wide variety of information relating to the Model A. This introductory seminar will commence with a presentation of computer basics-the computer, keyboard, monitor, printer and the necessary hardware and software to get up and running on the internet. The presentation will show actual internet sites related to the Model A and actual information that may be obtained by the Model A enthusiast while sitting in his or her own home working with a computer. The presentations will be given in the Cascades on Friday from 9:30 to 11:30 AM. Colonial Floral Seminar The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation will give two Floral Arranging demonstrations during the 2000 MARC National Meet. The first demonstration will be held on Tuesday at

FRIDAY 1 PM. The second demonstration will be held on Friday at 11 AM. Both demonstrations will be held in the Garden Room at the Cascades. Colonial Williamsburg floral designers will demonstrate how to create traditional colonial centerpieces and table flower arrangements using natural ingredients. Era Dancing Lindy Hop performers and instructors, Buck and Teresa revive the original swing dance. The Apostles of Swing, Buck Smolow and Teresa Egan, are bringing the Lindy Hop back to its roots. Through performance, lecture, instruction and video presentation, Buck & Teresa have brought swing dancing into the lives of thousands. The dance that started the swing craze the first time around in 1926 is back for the new millennium. The Lindy Hop, these days often referred to as “The Gap Dance” thanks to the popular TV ad, was started in Harlem’s Savoy Ballroom by a black teenager - Frankie Manning. The dance spread through the black community and soon crossed over into the white community as the jitterbug. Buck and Teresa have trained with the best swing dancers in the world and take great pride in being renowned Lindy Hop instructors. “We faithfully recreate the same dance that began the swing era in Harlem in the 1920s and spread to the world throughout the 1940s. A fun part of our program is the presentation of video showing Lindy Hop in the movies through the years. It opens up time for discussion and question and answer. We really enjoy meeting folks who did the dance the first time around who relate stories to us about how swing dancing was a part of their file - and still is in many cases. We love to hear about the ballrooms and crowds from days gone by because we are actively involved in bringing those crowds back. It was a more genteel age and we appreciate that.”

SEMINARS: This presentation will take place on Friday from 1:00 to 3:00 PM in the Cascades. 26 will hold a wooden paddle out the on the southern side of the restored MARC Car Games window with a cup of water on it. area. It is approximately a 10-15 The car games will be held behind The car door must remain closed minute walk from either the the Woodlands Hotel and consist and the paddle must be held with Woodlands Hotel or the Governor’s of five individual events. You one hand. The cup must remain Inn and the Williamsburg Lodge. may enter any one or all five. upright with water in it. The driver Please view your historic area One trophy will be awarded to the negotiates a planned course. maps for the precise location of top scoring participant in each Timing starts at the entry and the Lodge. Also, there will be bus event. Friday Noon til 3:00 P.M. ends at the exit from the course. transportation available between For each 1/4 inch of water lost the Woodland Hotels and the Plumb Bob Stop there will be a 2 second penalty. Williamsburg Lodge approximately Fastest time is the winner. one hour before dinner and A driving accuracy test. A plumb immediately after dinner. bob is attached to the front Lay An Egg!!! bumper with a string. The driver will proceed forward to a target Atimed event requiring a driver and attempt to stop directly over and a passenger. A passenger holds the target without the aid of a tablespoon with a raw egg out the bystanders. Scoring is based on window, using one hand only. The the closet to the center of the target. driver then goes forward over the Driver’s head must stay inside car. course. At the finish line, a box full of foam rubber waits for the passenger to deposit the egg. Radiator Push Fastest time, without breaking A timed event. The objective of this the egg wins. No Yoke! game is to maneuver the “radiator” on wheels that we will attach to Awards Banquet your front bumper. Drive this The awards ban- radiator to the end of the course quet will be held in the shortest time. CAUTION: at the Speed may not necessarily give Williamsburg you the best time! Lodge on Friday, June 9, 2000. How Slow Will Dinner will be served at 7:00 PM. It Go???? A cash bar will be A slow idle test. The participant available begin- will warm up the engine and have ning at 6:00 PM. it idling as slow as he/she thinks it Dinner will be will go and keep operating. The your choice of judge of the event, using a Breast of Chicken hand-held tachometer, will measure or Roast Rib of the fan belt speed in “feet per Beef Au Jus. Be minute”. Using a predetermined sure and bring formula, the engine speed in RPM’s your awards ban- will be established for each Model quet meal ticket. A. Slowest RPM’s will win. A Following dinner, committee of judges may use the awards will be smoothness and quietness as a given out and the tie breaker for engines having the winner of the 1928 same speed. Roadster Pickup Truck will be Hold Your Water!!! selected. Atimed event requiring a driver The Williamsburg and a passenger. The passenger Lodge is located

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endeavor. You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win! 28 1928 Model “A” to the Meet Committee. After much fund the purchase. Within four discussion, it was decided that, months we had sufficient raffle Ford Roadster in spite of the lack of time to ticket sales to fund their invest- Pickup Truck complete the raffle and the ment. Much hard work was increased cost (over double the required including showing the by Linda Wise initial investment of previous truck at a number of car shows, he Colonial Virginia cars that had been raffled off), displaying the vehicle in front of Region extends its we would undertake this task. numerous retail establishments and appreciation to everyone As expected, a raffle item of this extensive use of the Internet to pro- who has supported the quality and value has been a mote sales. TMARC Y2K Pickup Truck Raffle. significant addition to the 2000 The truck raffle has proven to be This raffle has proven to be MARC National Meet. very successful. Once again, the immensely successful and has The next challenge was to secure Colonial Virginia Model A Ford enabled the Colonial Virginia the funds for the purchase of Region would like to extend a Region to subsidize various costs the truck. We were most special thanks to all MARC associated with the 2000 MARC fortunate in having a group of members who purchased tickets National Meet. Colonial Virginia Region members and supported the endeavor. Numerous people have asked how the decision was arrived at to hold a truck raffle, how the vehicle was selected and what was involved in taking on this project. All You Need To Install First, to comprehend the A Borg-Warner 5-Speed importance of the truck raffle to in your Model “A” the meet, one has to understand the overall goals established by the 2000 MARC National Meet $895.00 plus shipping Board. The first major decision Call or write for details made by the Board was that this MARC National Meet, occurring Auto Restorations / 1-800-955-3139 at the beginning of the new 8150 S. CR 1250 W., Albany, IN 47320 millennium, would be a special and most memorable event. A vehicle raffle was an idea considered almost immediately to achieve this goal. The Board was aware that in the past, raffle vehicles were Model A’s in “driver condition” and that raffle committees had approximately two years to complete the raffle. Specializing…in Quality Model A & Early V8 Interior The Board only had a year. Kits, Tops and Accessories for over 38 Years… Additionally, it was felt that if we were to undertake this endeavor, Inquire Toll Free…1-800-221-5408 we needed a “special vehicle”. “Free Parts & Accessories Catalog” Bill Lee, our club president, had www.lebaronbonney.com recently completed a frame off restoration of a 1928 Roadster Pickup. He offered to sell his truck

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ost Model A Clubs have their own guru—-that one individual who seems to have come out of the womb with a 3X spark plug in one hand and a wrench to turn it in the other. This is the guy in the club that we all call when, despite our best efforts and our male (or female) egos, we just have to ask for advice. MWell, we in the Colonial Virginia Region are most fortunate in having such an individual in our club and his name is Bob Williams. In this area his name is synonymous with Model A Expert—-the guy who knows everything there is to know about Model A’s and who we all pray is in the tour when we break down on the road. Bob was born 71 years ago in Poquoson, Virginia-just down the road a few miles from Williamsburg. As a youngster in the early ‘40s Bob worked at an assortment of odd jobs. One of these jobs was for a local grocer who had a 1930 Fordor Sedan, a ‘41 Desoto and a ‘42 Ford panel truck. Since most of the men of driving age were away at war Bob learned to drive well before he could get a drivers license and helped deliver groceries to local homes and fishing boats. In 1946 Bob went to work for the local Ford garage where, on rainy days the local farmers LEGEND would bring in their Model T’s, Model A’s and other cars for an oil change and a grease job. Bob greased the cars, changed the oil, fixed flat tires and pumped gas and started acquiring the vast knowledge of automobiles and, in particular, Model A’s, that he would so very fre- quently put to good use over the ensuing years.

A Bob’s first car was a Town Sedan with 40,000 miles on it. This beautiful (in Bob’s eyes) car had been sitting in a farmer’s barn for two years, with a clutch that was stuck in gear. Using Bob’s bosses ‘31 AA wrecker the car was towed to the garage where it was made ready for the road in no time at all. “Most At age 15 Bob went to work at NACA (now NASA), having faked his age (told them his people birth certificate had washed away with the tide in 1933 !!) and told them he was 16. One of Bob’s more interesting experiences occurred about a year later when he actually towed a would have broken down Pepsi Cola truck to the garage with his Model A—-in first gear all the way. A year or so later at age 18 Bob met a beautiful young lady named Mazie Benthall who to live three worked at NACA and had an office right next to the water cooler. Bob found himself drink- ing an inordinate amount of water—far more than anyone else in his group and it seemed to lifetimes have had a very favorable effect on him—he proposed to and then married Mazie in 1948— his often stated best decision of his life. to enjoy In May of 1960 Bob got interested n Volvos and still drives them occasionally. Also about this time Bob started taking an interest in sports cars and in 1963 Bob entered upon his themselves racing career. He entered rallies, autocrosses and he raced every as much weekend for a number of years in MAC’S ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS,INC. races on the East Coast and as far YOUR ONE STOP SOURCE FOR FORD PARTS FROM 1909-70S as I have.” west as Hutchinson, Kansas. Two MAC’S OFFERS MORE THAN 45,000 FORD,MERCURY of his most memorable races were OR EDSEL ITEMS IN 15 DIFFERENT FREE PRINTED AND ~Bob when he beat 150 Corvettes in a ONLINE CATALOGS ($5 OUTSIDE US). race in Baltimore and then beat a Williams Lister Corvette in Richmond. In 1051 LINCOLN AVE.P.O.BOX 238 LOCKPORT, NY 14094 USA 1987 Bob and a friend ran the

Great America Race from Disney Phone: 716-433-1500 Fax: 716-433-1172 30 Land to Boston in TWELVE days. Email [email protected] www.macsautoparts.com Model A enthusiasts. He has been a most valuable member of the Colonial Virginia club and he has never hesitated to help each of us whenever we needed assistance. His enthusiasm for the Model A permeates any gathering and he is the person that each of us looks to for the ultimate solution to our Model A problems. Probably the most often repeated phrase when area Model A enthusiasts gather is “let’s ask Bob” when there is uncertainty as to the right way to restore a car or we are stumped Bob Williams and his A 400 as to how to get it running again. While we are fortunate to have Listed below are some of the large truck which he purchased in 1998. access to Bob’s technical expertise, numbers of Model A’s that Bob Bob used this truck as a wrecking we are far more fortunate to have has owned over the years and, truck in 1944 when he worked for the privilege of knowing this in some cases, still owns: Riggins Motor Co. in Poquoson, wonderful, warm, and giving man and having him as a friend. ‘31 Fordor, ‘31 Tudor, ‘29 Fordor, VA. Bob still has the original title ‘30 Tudor, ‘31 Coupe, ‘31 Town that Mr. Riggins had when he If you should be in the vicinity of Sedan, ‘31 Victoria, ‘31 A-400, bought the truck in 1937. the Flea Market, the Repair tent or ‘31 Pickup, ‘30 Dump Truck, In between buying and restoring the Car Games please ask for Bob ‘31 AA Stake Bed Model A’s Bob has given unselfish- and say “hi”. You won’t find a friendlier person at the Meet. In addition Bob currently has two ly of his time to help his fellow pickups that will be restored, a ‘31 Roadster and a ‘30 Victoria. Bob’s A-400 had been cut into four pieces when he found it and the friend who was with him said, “Bob your not going to buy that piece of junk-you’ll never put it together” Two and a half years later that “piece of junk” is Bob’s pride and joy and sits in the #1 spot in his Model A Room. This is the car that he drove to Jacksonville for the National Meet two years ago and it was the only A-400 at that meet. Another of Bob’s Model A’s that he is particularly proud of is his little red pickup truck which was another basket case when he purchased it in pieces a few years ago. Bob restored this truck and has driven it to four National meets. A particularly interesting twist in Bob’s long string of Model A purchases is his AA stake bed

a legend in his own time 31 WILLIAMSBURG 32 COLONIAL Surprise! —the request was denied.(Itlaterfunded by JohnD.Rockefeller, Jr.) The Reverend W.A.R. Goodwininaletter toEdselFordseekingfunding fortherestoration ofWilliamsburg. stop atthegaragesandgas tanksare Ford cars.” spoiling thewholeappearance oftheoldstreets and theoldcity, and mostofthecarswhich with theroad tonearbyJamestownpassingthrough thecity, garagesandgastanksare fast of thiscity. With thenewconcrete roads leadingfrom NewportNewstoRichmondand “Unfortunately youandyourfatherare atpresent thechiefcontributorstodestruction Merchant’s Square And Today 1931 3 TICKETS 33 AFFLE Pedal Car FOUR GoodYear Tires FOUR GoodYear R Riley Two Port Cylinder Head Riley Two Full size 1930’s Visible Tank Gas Pump Tank Full size 1930’s Visible Car Capsule to Store and Protect Your Model A Model Your and Protect Car Capsule to Store IN THE DESIGNATED CONTAINER CONTAINER THE DESIGNATED IN PURCHASE PURCHASE RAFFLE THEN TICKETS NEXT TO RAFFLE ITEMS YOU WANT WANT RAFFLE ITEMS YOU TO NEXT ater Pump And More!!! ater Pump Assembly Hood WRITE YOUR REGISTRATION NUMBER REGISTRATION WRITE YOUR Hand-crafted Swan Shop Coat Print Jack’s Texaco W Along Tote Tag Harness Wiring House Hand-crafted Bird Artist Teddy Bear Artist Teddy W Powder Coating for 5 Wheels And More!!! Afghan Handmade ON THE BACK OF EACH TICKET & DROP IT & DROP TICKET OF EACH THE BACK ON Drawings: Check Bulletin Board For Times Drawings: Check Bulletin Board For Buy “A” Strip of 15 tickets for $10.00 (Blue Raffle Tickets) Buy “A” Drawings: Check Bulletin Board For Times Drawings: Check Bulletin Board For $1.00 each OR SIX for $5.00 (RED RAFFLE$1.00 each OR SIX for $5.00 TICKETS) Drawings: Friday - Awards Banquet Drawings: Friday - Awards $1.00 each OR SIX for $5.00 (RED RAFFLE$1.00 each OR SIX for $5.00 TICKETS) All Raffle Prizes Are Located in the Hospitality Room Located in the All Raffle in Prizes Are Hall. Commonwealth 34

35 TRIANGLE THE HISTORIC riangle with Jamestown as the first permanent English settlement established in the as the first permanent English riangle with Jamestown n order to better understand the earliest history of our nation it is helpful to know better understand the earliest history to n order the story unfolded. Situated between of events as the chronology something of the the Historic make up Yorktown and Rivers, Jamestown, Williamsburg York James and T Jamestown: Replicas of the three ships that brought the men and boys that established the settlement the men and ships that brought Jamestown: Replicas of the three Spring of 1607 and predating Plymouth in Massachusetts by 13 years Plymouth in Massachusetts predating Spring of 1607 and the very beginning Jamestown represented capitol of Colonial Virginia Serving as the first food, disease and periodic of lack of The early hardships America. in North of our presence survival at times putting their very tested the Colonists, severely hostilities with Indians fell short it was with the making endeavors profit in doubt. Enduring, as it did, as several was finally assured. that the success of the settlement cultivation of tobacco as a cash crop historical and of its existence (I607-2000) numerous the nearly 400 years Throughout As late as the 1990’s studies have documented Jamestown’s development. archeological after original James the long sought discovered as archeologists was national interest there Shortly the James River. line of the changing shore- Fort thought to have been lost into to unearthed and sent were a skeleton of a 1607 man and, in turn, a 1608 woman thereafter to Jamestown Island, administered Visits D.C. for analysis. the Smithsonian in Washington and study these works in the opportunity to see by the National Park Service, provide of artifacts that add much to the body including the display of the most recent progress knowledge about the earliest years. of Jamestown began to wane, Williamsburg as the importance Late in the 17th Century, As Colony in 1699. Virginia and became the second capitol of the came into prominence to as “The Birthplace of often referred Williamsburg, the centerpiece of the Historic Triangle partner with tobacco now in importance as an English colony and trading a Nation”, grew in manufactured in exchange for the quality products established as the principal export gentry. of the the needs and desires Asia to satisfy and England and other parts of Europe in the last significant impact on history occurred The most notable era of Williamsburg’s 1776, portions of which are specifically the years 1769 through of the 18th Century, third in the film “The Story of a Patriot”. Further documentation of the events of this chronicled Williamsburg’s rapidly developing period in time is included in the expanded Colonial

Colonial America in Perspective Colonial America I “Seven Days in History” Program was born, and Williamsburg is It was with wonderful historical being introduced for the year 2000 where our Nation’s ideas matured, forethought that the Colonial season as the basis for interpreta- it was at Yorktown, the final venue Parkway was chosen as a Federal tion of the developments leading of the Revolutionary War, where works project to be administered up to the Declaration of America came of age. Just 174 years by the National Park Service Independence in 1776. Among the after the landing at Jamestown the linking the path of history from notable patriots during these years final land and sea battles were Jamestown, through Williamsburg and beyond through the fought at Yorktown as George and on to Yorktown assuring that Continental Congress and the fram- Washington’s Continental Army our country’s heritage would be ing of the Constitution in defeated the British under Lord preserved for the ages. With the Philadelphia were George Comwallis. Final surrender came Colonial Williamsburg restoration Washington, Thomas Jefferson, on October 19, 1781 signaling as our Nation’s most impressive Patrick Henry and numerous others that America’s struggle for historic resuscitation we are in key roles. independence from foreign rule able to trace our founding and To complete the Triangle it has been was, at last, over. formative years with a most said if Jamestown is where America remarkable clarity. JAR

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Airy MD Manteca CA Lou Coppola 264 FL Orange Park NC Pittsboro 620 1930 Coupe 1928 Tudor Clarence Cornes 435 OH MD Myersville Cuyahoga Falls Jim Coyne 161 Coatesville PAMichael Cozad David & Sharon Cradler 604 1930 Victoria 1930 Coupe 551 1931 Tudor Modern Dan & Gail Crane 377 Modern Russell Craven 154 1931 Coupe Bud Crepps 411 OH Liberty Township Modern Cross Roy Apopka FL297 Sykesville MD Edward & Linda Cummings 392 Harry & Florence Danko 361 1930 Tudor Harold & Lorraine Daros Beaverton OR586 & Marisa Amherst NH PATed Daros Yardley 240 MI Lansing & Sheila Davis Bob 182 & Louise Davis Jim 371 PA Pittsburgh 1930 Fordor & Christine Roger de Socarras Philadelphia PA NY579 Croton Falls Deats Jim 1930 Sport Coupe 283 PA Revere Johnny & Susan DeBord Modern Winston-Salem NC & Ann Terry Depew NY Croton Falls Wagon 1930 Station Clark NJ Coupe 1929 Tudor Jacksonville FL 1929 Phaeton Sedan Sedan 1930 Town 1930 Town 1929 Tudor Decatur GA 1930 Tudor Oak Ridge TN Sedan 1929 Town Delivery 1931 Panel Mill KY Taylor Modern Middletown DE Modern Sedan 1930 Town 1931 Phaeton 1930 Coupe 1931 Pickup No. Name City, State Car(s) MODEL AMODEL CLUB RESTORER’S 43 Akers Bud & Winki Christiansburg VA9815 George & Barbara Amory Andy & Jackie Anderson Sedan 1931 S/W Town Smithfield VA VA Williamsburg 90 & Kay Fred Ashbrook 47 1930 Roadster 1929 Coupe Arthur & Brenda Ayers 92 James & Connie Baker Chesapeake VA Stuart VA VA Fairfax Modern 22 Don & Helen Baxter 1931 Pickup Modern Newport News VA7223 & Patty Robert Belvin Sedan Town 1931 S/W & Setsuko Fred Bergey 70 Ed & Blanche Biron VA Yorktown City FL Panama 19 & Anne Bland Ty 1930 Tudor VA Poquoson Modern VA Point West 1931 Conv Sedan 1931 Deluxe Roadster 78 & Mabel Bunch Kenneth Carrsville VA 1928 Tudor 557438 & Anna-Marie Abbott Tom 362 Acheson Bruce & Marian101 Acton Billy & Ruth Adams George & Betty414 Salem NC Winston 142 Akers Mike & Judy NJ Highland Lakes 110 Alexander Dick & Pam520 Sedan Town 1931 S/W Alexander Lecil256 Aliff David & Darlene East Dennis MA328 Wagon 1929 Station & Nelle Allen Raymond 163 Columbus IN Alles Don & Betty260 & Janice Allsbrook Rudy 102 Sykesville MD Ambrose Frank Ground KY Stamping Marion & Ambrose Russ Sedan 1930 Town MD Charleston SC Pomfret 310 1930 Tudor 394 NC Tarboro Bob & Chris Anderson 527 NC Winston-Salem 1930 Sport Coupe & Sharon Wendell Anderson 474 Indiatlantic FL 82B 1930 Pickup Hills MI & Barbara Russell Andrews Farmington 385 & Ruth Angert William 242 Byron IL 1929 Tudor Sedan 1930 Town Bill & Wanda Anstine 568 Ardit Louis Minooka IL Cincinnati OH Sedan 1930 Coupe 1930 Town Hudsonville MI & Margy Wayne Arnholt 407 1929 Fordor 303 coupe 1929 5 window Rose Aston Jim & Manheim PA& Simon Avery John 599 Northville MI512 Seymour IN& Maureen Bahm Jack 1931 S/W Fordor 1930 Fordor & Donna Bailey Dennis 489 1930 Coupe Modern 467 & Ella Baker Robert 450 & Vera Baker William 524 1929 Tudor Jefferson NC & Ellen May Ball Keith Northville MI Grove City OH253 Bloomfield Hills MI 1930 Deluxe Roadster & Ann Middleport NY Robert Barber 356 & Janice 1928 Tudor Robert Barker 513 & Patricia Roger Barnes 581 1930 Coupe John Barron 294 NY Lyons Oriskany NY Joel & Callie Bartlett Battle Creek MI 1930 Tudor & Judith Bates Billie 193 Sedan 1931 Town 1929 Tudor 1929 Fordor Whitehouse OH153 Livingston TX Ft Myers Beach FLJoe & Pam Baxter 418 Ed Becker 397 & Bonnie Larry Becker 605 1931 Victoria & Toni Ronald Becker 314 Union City MI Sedan 1931 Town Pickup 1931 Widebed & Gladys Ken Beckwith Sedan 561 1931 S/W Town KY Lexington Bell William 1929 Pickup 204John & Ann Bellavance 1929 Tudor Bangor ME & Corinne Beller Jordan 492 Norwalk OH New Haven IN OH Westlake & Sally MI Ralph Bennett DeWitt 209 Modern 465 Chuck & Jeanne Berrington Plainville MA134 IL Westmont 1931 Victoria Gene Bertani NJ Pequannock Bob & Kathy Bidonde 226 1931 Tudor PA Pittsburgh Modern 107 Modern Gallipolis OH Blacklock Allen Sedan 625 1929 Town WV Milton Blaha Karyn Blair John & Karen610 1929 Roadster Sedan 1931 Town 1928 Tudor 305 Modern East Northport NY Bohanan Gordon & Mary621 & Mary Jane Bosler Raymond 606 1931 Deluxe Roadster Bostic Jim & Sally 1929 Phaeton 529 PA Telford Bowne Don & Shelba Dearborn MI172 Knoxville TN & Martha Coupe 1931 Deluxe Bozard Paul 419 1930 Roadster Braasch Jerry & Mary Chester PA West 633 TN Lexington Bradsher Floyd & Shirley370 & Jan Brady Larry 454 Markham IL Brand James 406 City IN Cambridge Bremer Charles216 SC Lexington Sedan VA 1929 Town Poquoson Brooks Phillip & Miriam 1931 Roadster 159 Hurdle Mills NC 1930 Tudor 1928 Roadster Dyne WI Brown Chris Van 171 Modern Brown Jerry & Judy483 1931 Roadster Brown Jim & Doris169 Brown Mark547 DE & Kathy Wilmington Fletcher NC Brown Todd Modern Modern & Barbara Bryant Pascal 1929 Fordor 1930 Coupe 1931 Coupe Oyster Bay NY Indianapolis IN Brookville OH Hephzibah GA Augusta GA 1930 Tudor Jacksonville FL MI Perry Sedan 1930 Town Sedan 1929 Town Modern MI Taylor 1930 Tudor 1929 Tudor 1930 Tudor Sedan 1931 Town 1931 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155 Ewers Thomas Baltimore MD 1930 Deluxe Coupe 249 Hickman Russell & Ruth Ann Taylor MI Modern 463 Ewings James & Rose Montvale NJ Modern 295 Hicks Ralph & Priscilla Hamilton OH 1931 Tudor 498 Ezoid Frank Westfield MA 1931 Deluxe Delivery 408 Higbee Leon & Vera North Tonawanda NY 1929 Police Tudor 451 Fairles Thomas & Nancy Springport MI 1930 Tudor 205 Hilbush Edward & Anne West Chester PA 1928 Tudor 272 Fare John & Jackie New Windsor NY Modern 30 Hill Jerry & Joyce Irvington VA Modern 426 Faynor John & Nola Cincinnati OH Modern 132 Hinerman Bradley & Loretta Clarksburg WV 1931 Coupe 441 Ferguson Bill & Barb Troy MI Modern 139 Hinkle Daniel & Mary Tipton IN Modern 562 Fisher John & Mary Rosedale IN Modern 609 Hippler Sheila & Max Garden City MI Modern 239 Fisher Richard & Betty Hanover MD 1931 Victoria 461 Hockenberry Steve & Janet Shelby OH 1930 Coupe 236 Fitzner Bill & Mae Thompsonville MI 1930 Station Wagon 323 Hodgson Norb & Belle Library PA 1931 Station Wagon 271 Flowers Joe & Mary Hilliard OH 1930 Tudor 86 Hoffman Fred & Janet Seaford VA 1929 Roadster 387 Forbes Michael & Kathy Rockford IL 1928 Tudor 549 Hoffman Verne & Mary-Ann Sellersville PA 1928 Tudor 73 Forester Clara Virginia Beach VA Modern 497 Hoffmann Ted Wyalusing PA Modern 248 Fox Donald & Lorraine Quakertown PA 1931 Coupe 457 Hojnicki Marvin & Patricia Livonia MI 1931 Town Sedan 587 Fox Gregory & Camilla Tiffin OH Modern 440 Holdaway Fred & Lelia Sabillasville MD Modern 100 Fox Joe & Sandy Holland OH Modern 77 Holland Ralph & Corinne Newport News VA Modern 456 Francis Jim & Joanne Severna Park MD 1930 Fordor 376 Holleran Robert & Carol Clinton IA 1930 Station Wagon 573 Frank Neal Perkasie PA Modern 109 Honiotes Andy Wilmington IL 1928 Phaeton 428 Franklin Wally & Corinne West Springfield MA 1931 Town Sedan 341 Hood Harvey & Jean Fort Mill SC 1931 Tudor 316 Frantz Alex & Loretta Baden PA 1930 Coupe 307 Hooper Ronald & Linda Bowie MD Modern 111 Fraser Dick & Shirley Batesburg SC 1930 Coupe 97 Hove Alfred & Juanita Mechanicsville VA 1930 Closed Cab Pickup 636 Freeman John & Dottie Norton MA Modern 147 Howard Charles & Patricia North Kingstown RI 1931 Deluxe Fordor 180 Freeman Julian & Marge Atmore AL Modern 588 Howell Emeric Louisville KY 1931 Deluxe Phaeton 638 Friar William & Lowana Glen Ellyn IL Modern 326 Hoxsie Jerry & Jan Burbank CA Modern 622 Fulton Jim & Shirley Smithfield VA Modern 46 Hudson Jim & Doris Fieldale VA Modern 488 Galofaro Anthony & Dolores Upper Montclair NJ 1930 Fordor 373 Huff Richard & Sherry Shelby OH 1931 Deluxe Phaeton 430 Garrett Carle Fort Mitchell KY Modern 60 Hughes Cornelius & Constance White Stone VA 1931 Deluxe Coupe 473 Garrone Ceasare & Dorothy Coraopolis PA 1930 Tudor 158 Hull Wayne & Shirley Ossian IN 1930 Coupe 413 Gattis Bill & Paula Livonia MI 1930 S/W Town Sedan 332 Hunkele Leo & Dorena Orange Park FL 1931 S/W Town Sedan 518 Gaudette John & Thea Monkton VT 1929 Closed Cab P/U 244 Hunter David & Jeanette Wadesville IN 1930 Town Sedan 36 Gauthier Paul & Laurel Fairfax VA 1930 Tudor 578 Hunter Jamie & Lucy Indianapolis IN 1929 Convertible 471 Geda Paul Jackson MI 1929 Roadster 217 Isbell Mick San Luis Obispo CA Modern 379 Geer Ron & Yvonne Houston TX Modern 59 Ivey Richard & Lois Ashland VA 1929 Sport Coupe 275 Gibson John & Linda Greenwood IN 1930 Fordor 222 Jacklin Bill & Carol Geneva IL Modern 623 Gilliam Janie Williamsburg VA Modern 35 Jackson Dempster Vienna VA 1929 Roadster Pickup 505 Gilson Jim Bloomfield Hills MI 1930 Town Sedan 94 Jackson CB & Meredith Yorktown VA 1931 Deluxe Roadster 382 Glasner Bob & Jane Westwood NJ 1929 Fordor 56 Jaeger Andrew & Ellen Springfield VA 1931 Pickup 115 Godbey Danny & Tammy Stanford KY 1931 Coupe 607 James Joe & Janet Cape Girardeau MO Modern 399 Godwin James & Helen New Castle DE 1929 Huckster Wagon 517 Janiga Gene & Fran Livonia MI 1931 S/W Town Sedan 566 Goodwin James & Garneda Maysville KY 1929 Tudor 203 Jazyk Fred & Mary Highland IN 1929 Roadster 45 Gordon James & Barbara Radford VA 1930 Fordor Town Sedan 319 Jenkins Robert & Susan Oak Ridge TN Modern 237 Gosa Dale & Lois Jacksonville FL 1930 Huckster 381 Jenks Russell & Joan Feeding Hills MA 1931 Cabriolet 422 Grabiak Neal & Norma North Huntingdon PA 1929 Special Coupe 160 Johnson Dell Winston Salem NC Modern 40 Graham Herman Chesapeake VA 1929 Mail Truck 270 Johnson Gary & Trudy Highland MI 1931 Convertible Sedan 221 Gran Paul & Kay Channassen MN Modern 602 Johnson James & Jane Clinton NY 1930 Coupe 118 Grandle Art & Sue Reynoldsburg OH 1931 Town Sedan 516 Johnson Robert & Lennice Holyoke MA 1929 Roadster 436 Graves David & Virginia Corryton TN 1929 Roadster 194 Johnson Rollie & Rosie Harlan IN 1930 Coupe 119 Grear Mike & Mary Columbia MD 1930 Deluxe Coupe 274 Johnson William & Betty Anderson IN 1931 Deluxe Delivery 164 Gregory Jim & Joanne Laurel MD 1931 Tudor 542 Jones George & Nancy Knoxville TN 1930 Tudor 592 Greiner Carroll & Ruth Terre Haute IN Modern 34 Jones Michael & Ruth Gainesville VA 1930 Briggs Town Sedan 343 Griffin Howard & Lillian Crestwood KY 1930 Phaeton 342 Jones Rick Windsor ONT 1930 Fordor 229 Griffin Jon & Merle Winter Haven FL 1929 Huckster 402 Jordan Bob & Wanda Beverly Hills MI 1929 Tudor 84 Griffin Raymond & Alice Suffolk VA Modern 346 Justice Randall & Sandy New Hudson MI 1930 Town Sedan 246 Griffin Robert Salem CT 1931 Tudor 126 Kaiss Frank & Lorraine Pasadena MD 1930 Tudor 318 Griffith Ralph & Mary Jane Pilot Mountain NC 1931 Fordor 300 Kalinka Hans & Alice Chilton WI Modern 224 Grim Larry & Joan Germansville PA 1931 Coupe 439 Kandik Jo & Steve Toledo OH 1929 Tudor 537 Grooms Lester & Carol New Smyrna Beach FL 1930 Deluxe Coupe 334 Kane Robert & Lynne Alpena MI 1928 Tudor 434 Halter James & Rosalie Delaware OH 1929 Coupe 487 Karal John Upper Saddleriver NJ 1931 Tudor 331 Halter Larry Reynoldburg OH 1929 Tudor 528 Kauffman Ellis Westerville OH 1931 Fordor 317 Hammermeister Leonard & Shirley Burton MI 1931 Victoria 448 Kauffman Roger & Dee Dee Brookville OH 1931 Pickup 133 Hanks Donald & Diana Lexington KY 1930 Fordor Deluxe 572 Keeley Kenneth Chicago IL 1928 Roadster 526 Hanshew Martin & Joan Brookville OH Modern 384 Kehan Bob & Marie Philadelphia PA 1931 Roadster 254 Hardee James & Linda Ladson SC 1931 Sedan 120 Kellett Jim & Joan Baldwin MD 1931 Tudor 404 Hardin Gene & Rilla Warner Robins GA Modern 514 Kelly Jim & Pat Hazlet NJ 1930 Town Sedan 103 Harding Donald & Natalie Osterville MA 1929 Special Coupe 522 Kelly Timothy New Canaan CT 1929 Town Car 175 Harkabusic Richard & Carol Jerome MI 1931 Roadster 280 Kemp Michael & Carolyn Mooresville IN 1928 Roadster 58 Harris Tyree & Peggy Montpelier VA 1931 Coupe 608 Kent Jerry & Annetta Montgomery TX Modern 590 Hartmaier Francis Schwenksville PA 1929 Roadster 210 Keplinger Dave & Lynda Jonesborough TN 1931 Victoria Coupe 480 Hartman Darwin & Winifred Midland MI Modern 117 Kibbe Richard & Linda Wichita KS 1931 Tudor 21 Harvey Ronald & Anne Smithfield VA 1931 Coupe 257 Kichler Joe & Pat Cincinnati OH 1928 Tudor 301 Hazard Bob & Ann Potomac MD Modern 145 Kimball Gordon & Joan North Arlington NJ 1929 Town Sedan 140 Hazelton Duane & Barbara Mt. Pleasant MI 1930 Pickup 485 King Roger & Jolena Collegedale TN 1929 Fordor 213 Heatherington Jim & Suzanne Mc Keesport PA 1930 Blindback Fordor 227 Kirkland Roscoe & Gladys Tarboro NC 1930 Cabriolet 352 Hefner Harold & Regina Ellijay GA 1930 Pickup 88 Kish Dick & Linda Richmond VA 1929 Cabriolet 96 Hege Donald Portsmouth VA 1931 Tudor 156 Klecha Butch Clifton NJ 1929 StationWagon 197 Heibeck Jim & Donna Fort Wayne IN 1931 Coupe 444 Kline Larry & Marie Coatesville PA 1931 Roadster 191 Heidenreich Bill & Liz Fort Wayne IN 1930 Town Sedan 532 Kluttz John & Julie Gold Hill NC 1929 Tudor 151 Heiney Barry Walnutport PA Modern 552 Knoedler Tom & Pam Wallingford PA 1929 Tudor 232 Hemphill Charlie & Jackie Durham NC Modern 141 Knopf Ralph & Norma Highland IN 1930 Town Sedan 235 Henrickson Harley & Christel Delray Beach FL Modern 611 Krause Sharon Plainfield IL Modern 368 Herbert Richard & Jane Greensburg IN 1931 S/W Fordor 262 Kritemeyer Walter & Linda Nebo NC 1930 Cabriolet

44 MARC 2000: registration & alphabetical listing Registration & Alphabetical Listing (cont.)

No. Name City, State Car(s) No. Name City, State Car(s)

335 Kron Paul & Sharon Hilton NY 1929 Cabriolet 309 Morris Hugh & Sara Centerville GA 1930 Coupe 268 Krull Roger & Shirley Eaton OH 1929 Fordor 499 Morris Malcolm & Charlotte Leonardtown MD 1931 Std Phaeton 162 LaGala Philip & Lil Clifton NJ 1931 Town Sedan 615 Motley Ronnie & Donna Brighton CO Modern 223 Lake Shendon Dunnellon FL 1931 Coupe 523 Moyers Wayne & Betty Maynardville TN 1931 S/W Fordor 363 Lampen Kelly & Cindi Holland MI 1930 Fordor 292 Mudgett Kim & Margaret Zanesville OH 1930 Town Sedan 219 Lancaster Bill Sunnyvale CA 1930 Coupe 296 Murray Stewart & Ruth Burton MI 1929 Fordor 510 Lange Tom & Janet Cincinnati OH 1931 Coupe 493 Myer Gene & Mary Ann Gallipolis OH 1930 Coupe 375 Lape William & Susan Midland MI 1930 Tudor 121 Myrick Don & Doris Jean Evansville IN 1931 Cabriolet 68-B 556 Lawson Ronnie & Susan Columbus IN 1930 Closed Cab PU 313 Nance Rick Chapel Hill NC Modern 206 Layton Jones & Nedra Cartersville GA 1931 Victoria 535 Nanney Jack & Reba Leicester NC 1931 Victoria 421 Le Vay Harold & Ina Vine Grove KY 1930 Deluxe Roadster 585 Navarrete Gines & Ana Maria Great Neck NY 1931 Roadster 325 Leblond Raymond & Nancy Douglaston NY 1931 Fordor 393 Nelson Bruce & Phyllis Clarksburg NJ 1929 Closed Cab Pickup 4Lee Bill & Mary Newport News VA 1930 Cabriolet 80 Nelson Fred & Bonnie Williamsburg VA 1931 Closed Cab Pickup 108 LeMere Jerry & Art Crete IL 1928 Phaeton 424 Nichols John & Mary Panama City FL 1929 Phaeton 69 Leonard Benny & Sharon Fairfax VA 1930 Tudor 125 Nimorwicz George & Nickie Southport NC 1931 Pickup 181 Lepore Al & Elizabeth Canton CT Modern 53 Nixon Sam & Nancy Christiansburg VA 1929 Phaeton 455 Leppert Ronald Indianapolis IN Modern 52 Nixon III Samuel H. Bumpass VA 1931 Coupe 276 Lett George & Sallie Corryton TN 1931 Tudor 93 Norton Jim & Esther Ione Smithfield VA Modern 27 Levine David & Lisa Richmond VA 1929 Coupe 14 O’Neale Jim & Suzan Mineral VA 1931 S/W Town Sedan 146 Lewis Dick & Clara Lawrenceburg IN 1931 Tudor 220 Oggenfuss Bob & Winnie Millsboro DE Modern 95 Lewis Roland & Frances Carrolton VA Modern 616 Olexson Gerard & Esther McLean VA Modern 348 Liddic Marc & Cheryl Johnson City NY 1930 Tudor 582 Olsen Eric & Mary Sterling NY 1931 Victoria 130 Limburg Robert & Joan East Aurora NY 1931 Tudor 185 Olszewski Edward & Janet Montague NJ 1931 Victoria 420 Linker Murry & Susan Lewisville NC Modern 515 Olszewski Robert & Michele West Springfield MA 1931 Tudor 541 Liptak Fred Southfield MI 1931 Town Sedan 89 Oman Scott & Sandra Chesapeake VA 1930 Town Sedan 583 Logsdon Richard & Doris Terre Haute IN Modern 166 Owens Tracy Carmel IN 1930 Pickup 179 Lohorn Kenneth & Barbara Baltimore MD Modern 123 Pagnotta Francis & Adair Chambersburg PA 1929 Pickup 336 Long Jacque & Helen Plymouth MN Modern 321 Palmer John & Elizabeth Farmington Hills MI Modern 564 Lorenz Richard & Evelyn Oliver Springs TN 1929 Tudor 167 Paris David & Jackie Carmel IN 1928 Tudor 306 Lowell Eric Falmouth ME 1929 Tudor 598 Parke Bob & Dee Newark DE 1930 Tudor 637 Loy Bob & Nancy Virginia Beach VA 1931 Coupe 76 Parsell Dick & Jeannette Hampton VA 1930 Huckster 304 Ludwick Donald Pottstown PA 1930 Coupe 576 Passmore Andy & Pat Sparks MD 1928 Tudor 17 Lunsford Alvin Gloucester VA 1931 Deluxe Roadster 207 Patrowicz Mike & Jo Neshanic Station NJ Modern 396 Mack Tom & Darlene Cincinnati OH 1931 Deluxe Phaeton 390 Paxson William & Maxine Waterloo WI 1928 Special Coupe 559 Maddox Roy & Annette Perry GA 1930 Pickup 233 Peacock Harvey & Doris Marietta GA 1930 Town Sedan 433 Markes Nick & Mary Livonia MI 1930 Town Sedan 417 Pearl Guy & Nancy Edgewater MD 1929 Roadster 64 Marks Archie & Vicki Richmond VA 1931 Closed Cab Pickup 250 Peinert Bob & Jackie Whitehouse OH 1929 Leatherback Fordor 503 Marshall Gene & Barbara Grove City OH Modern 595 Pennington Adren & Carol Warren OH 1931 Tudor 308 Marshall James & Elizabeth Lexington NC 1930 Roadster Pickup 241 Penty Tom & Grace Dublin OH 1931 Victoria 282 Marshall John & Patricia Chicago IL 1931 S/W Town Sedan 614 Perla Daniel Martinez GA 1930 Town Sedan 287 Martin John & Karen Fairport NY 1931 Deluxe Phaeton 75 Perry C Ray & Angie Suffolk VA Modern 459 Martin Tony & Carol Apopka FL 1931 Closed Cab PU 322 Phillips Jon & Susan Annapolis MD 1929 Town Sedan 138 Massie Donald & Phyllis Hilliard OH 1931 Deluxe Coupe 290 Picard Philip & Dana Middletown OH 1930 Coupe 476 Mastroberti Jim & Elaine Carlstadt NJ 1930 Cabriolet 569 Pickett Paul Fenton MI 1929 Roadster 500 Mayer John & Rosemary West Bloomfield MI 1931 5/W Coupe 174 Pilcher Jerry & Karen Gurnee IL 1931 Conv Sedan 298 McClure Kenneth & Mary Ann South Bend IN Modern 635 Pinckard Doug Yorktown VA Modern 409 McCoy Bill & Alva Rio Grande OH 1931 Victoria 199 Pine Donald & Judy Elwood IN 1930 Tudor 178 McGeehan Bill & Carol Tranquility NJ 1929 Station Wagon 589 Pinson Penny & Sylvia Greenwood SC 1931 Pickup 490 McGrew Scott Manlius NY Modern 525 Pollack Frank & Nancy Wilmington DE 1928 Phaeton 626 McIntyre Daniel & Maxine Asheville NC 1929 Tudor 176 Pollister Jim Upper Black Eddy PA 1931 Town Sedan 135 McLawhorn Dannie & Maxine Ayden NC 1929 Truck 245 Pope Keith & Lynn Lexington NC 1930 Coupe 190 McNabney James & Margaret Highland IN 1929 Cabriolet 137 Powell Donald & Patt Strasburg PA 1931 Victoria 189 McPherson Jim & Sheila Hephzibah GA 1930 Tudor 519 Pramuk Robert Rutland VT 1930 Coupe 68 Mechner Robert Rockville MD Modern 79 Proctor Ed & Jessica Hayes VA Modern 531 Mengel John & Diane Mechanicsburg PA 1931 Roadster 613 Pullin Gene & Jan North Liberty IN Modern 591 Mennella Ralph & Ingrid Inverness FL 1930 Closed Cab PU 278 Purcell Larry & Deanne Indianapolis IN 1929 Tudor 143 Merkel George & Janet Bowie MD 1931 Tudor 630 Randolph Joseph & Hellen Silver Spring MD Modern 124 Merry George & Jane Denver CO 1929 Tudor 494 Rauber James & Janet Pittsburgh PA 1930 Town Sedan 627 Meyer Jack & Esther Cincinnati OH 1930 Town Sedan 255 Rauton Mel & Phyllis North Charleston SC 1930 Fordor 129 Michalak Len & Peg Northboro MA 1931 Deluxe Coupe 131 Ray Raymond & Hannelore Linthicum MD 1928 Tudor 506 Milhe Ross & Lorna Brampton ONT 1930 Deluxe Fordor 391 Reger Paul & Peg West Webster NY Modern 563 Miller Donald & Melissa Clay City IN 1931 S/W Fordor 66 Revere Sonny & Linda Hartfield VA 1930 Tudor 281 Miller Jerry & Cindy Indianapolis IN 1930 Tudor 116 Reynolds Harold & Ann Dawson Springs KY 1929 Roadster Pickup 212 Miller Ken & Irma Greeneville TN 1931 Victoria 202 Rheinwald Robert & Shirley Rochester NY Modern 594 Miller Wendell & Jeannie Arcanum OH Modern 479 Rhoads Jeff & Mary Lexington KY 1930 Town Sedan 104 Miner Roger & Germana Ashton MD 1931 Pickup 344 Rice Frank & Mary Louisville KY 1930 Coupe 165 Mink Bob & Rita Carmel IN 1930 Fordor 192 Richhart Robert & Mary New Haven IN 1930 Deluxe Coupe 558 Minners Howard & Gretchen Bethesda MD Modern 631 Rickabaugh Glenn & Kathy Osseo MI 1931 Deluxe Phaeton 187 Minor Bill & Cynthia Milledgeville GA 1931 S/W Town Sedan 478 Rickert Robert & Mary Alice Brookville OH Modern 349 Mitchell Glenn & Sue Healdsburg CA Modern 327 Riegal Carl & Bev Livonia MI 1930 Cabriolet 312 Monheit Larry & Sharon Ladson SC 1931 Panel Delivery 61 Riley Dick & Ginger Chesapeake VA 1931 Coupe 364 Montalbano Nick & Laverne Rome NY 1929 Roadster 367 Rinaldo Steve & Brenda Marietta GA 1930 Tudor 8 Moore Bill & Betty Smithfield VA Modern 215 Risch Carl & Eleanor Logan OH 1931 Roadster 372 Moore James & Kelly Shelby OH 1929 Tudor 33 Rishel Lynn & Janet Virginia Beach VA 1929 Town Sedan 2 Moreau Moon & Marcie Williamsburg VA 1930 Deluxe Roadster 466 Roberts Donald & Sondra Mohawk NY 1930 Tudor 247 Morgan Butch & Susan Dawsonville GA 1931 Deluxe Delivery 71 Robertson Mark Staunton VA 1930 Tudor 6 Morgan Rick & Vicki Yorktown VA 1930 Deluxe Coupe 628 Roe Charlie Lewis Center OH 1931 Pickup 603 Morley Ed & Rea Medora IN Modern 555 Rogers Dennis & Joan Munger MI 1931 Victoria 509 Morley Lloyd & Jane Hollywood SC 1931 Victoria 184 Rogers Earl & Becky Chadds Ford PA 1930 Coupe 521 Morley Lloyd & Edna Medora IN 1929 Town Sedan 9Rossland John & Marylin Williamsburg VA 1931 Phaeton 259 Morlock Larry & Lois Columbus IN 1929 Roadster 389 Rouster Charlie & Phyllis Middletown OH 1930 Coupe

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10 Routten David Hampton VA 1930 Tudor 136 Thompson Bill & Karen Inverness FL 1929 Tudor Sedan 580 Ruble Lee & Barsha Heiskell TN Modern 570 Threadgill Van & Evelea Florence SC 1931 Sport Coupe 496 Rueger Charles & Mary Warrington PA 1931 Town Sedan 200 Titzer George & Verna Evansville IN 1930 Town Sedan 330 Russell Jim & Nancy Cape Elizabeth ME Modern 157 Todd Lowell & Loraine Tonawanda NY 1931 Coupe 293 Rutledge Clifton & Violet Yadkinville NC 1931 Sport Coupe 333 Topicz Tony & Donna Hamilton OH 1931 Coupe 149 Ryan Steven & Sue Macungie PA 1931 Coupe 482 Torbeck Ray & Eileen Cincinnati OH 1929 Town Sedan 600 Sager John & Linda Gallipolis OH 1930 Fordor 484 Torrence Jim & Laverne Addison IL Modern 617 Scambler Jack & Jo Ellen Mt Prospect IL Modern 291 Trivelpiece Wayne & Vida Clarks Summit PA 1930 Coupe 554 Schafer David & Betsy Lakewood OH Modern 629 Trull Trip & Cinnamon Jacksonville FL 1928 Tudor 168 Schaible Robert & Barbara New Era MI 1929 Pickup 277 Trumbo Don & Patricia Albany IN 1930 Tudor 351 Schell Jerry & Sil Alpharetta GA 1930 Tudor 195 Tucker James & Sandra Alexandria IN 1929 Tudor 443 Scherer Gordon & Linda Louisville KY 1929 Fordor Blind Back 405 Tull Louis & Debra Medina OH 1928 AR Tudor 324 Schiml Joe & Sandy West Alexandria OH 1929 Coupe 425 Turley Donald Evans GA Modern 464 Schlorff Leon & Elaine Abington PA 1929 Sport Coupe 508 Turner Jack & Susan Ephrata PA 1929 Roadster Pickup 374 Schmidt Tim Cincinnati OH 1929 Coupe 85 Twiford Dwight & Barbara Virginia Beach VA 1931 S/W Fordor 378 Schnittker John & Ruth Arlington Heights IL Modern 358 Underwood George & Suzanne Boone NC 1929 5 Window Coupe 265 Schwierman Jeff & Connie Sharpsville IN 1929 Roadster Pickup 144 Ungar Dan & Trudy Closter NJ 1928 Roadster 186 Sciarretta Sonny & Evie Downingtown PA 1931 Phaeton 24 Vahl Walter& Peggy Yorktown VA 1931 Deluxe Roadster 31 Sciuchetti Ray & Mary Chesapeake VA 1931 Coupe 560 Valauri David & Jill New Canaan CT Modern 481 Scoppa Albert & June West Bloomfield MI 1930 Town Sedan 536 Van Manen Larry & Brenda Robbinsville NC 1931 Roadster 442 Seitz Robert & Gail Beavercreek OH 1930 Coupe 286 Vance Jerry & Joyce Eaton IN Modern 170 Shackelton Glenn & Mickey Walton NY 1931 Deluxe Roadster 354 Von Rusten Herbert & Lillian Troy MI 1931 Town Sedan 114 Shaulis Ronald & Alice Champion PA 1931 Deluxe Roadster 12 Wade Richard & Glenda Leesburg VA 1931 Cabriolet 68B 87 Shaw Charles & Clarice Fairfax VA Modern 152 Walder Thomas Bondsville MA 1929 Tudor 577 Shelley Elmer & Dorothy Cincinnati OH 1929 Tudor 258 Waldron Richard & Hilda Anderson IN 1929 Sport Coupe 50 Shelor Lawrence Christiansburg VA 1930 Pickup 74 Wall Jay & Ellie Fuquay-Varina NC 1929 Tudor 44 Shelton Harold & Joyce Christiansburg VA 1931 Coupe 365 Walls Lonnie & Donna Orange Park FL 1930 Deluxe Roadster 460 Sherred Ed & Sharon Panama City FL 1931 Roadster Pickup 32 Walter Norman & Dorothy Chesapeake VA 1929 Coupe 284 Shick Wilbur & Marjorie Bloomington IN 1930 Coupe 183 Waltz John & Bonnie West Chester PA 1931 Station Wagon 472 Shonce Kenneth & Donna Girard OH 1929 Tudor 81 Warner Harris & Martha Callaway VA 1931 Deluxe Tudor 545 Sierk Randy & Cindy Christiana PA 1929 Fordor 302 Watt William & Charlotte Saginaw MI 1930 Roadster 504 Silagi Dick & Lee Royal Oak MI Modern 412 Webber Ben & Shirley Powell TN 1930 Coupe 177 Sinberg Matthew & Susan Yardley PA 1931 Town Sedan 339 Webster Bill & Elaine Bethany OK Modern 544 Singer Mel & Leah York PA 1929 Phaeton 584 Weinheimer Edward & Dolores Bethel Park PA Modern 329 Sipes Claire & R Lee Columbus IN 1930 Roadster 211 Wellborn Buck & Judy Boone NC 1931 Sport Coupe 269 Sjostrom John & Courtney Wyncote PA 1930 Deluxe Roadster 128 Wentz George & Cathy Sturgeon Bay WI Modern 400 Skinner Douglas & Carol Charleston SC 1930 Town Sedan 403 Wentzel Fred & Suzan York PA 1931 Pickup 13 Small Peter & Connie Yarmouth Port MA 1931 Fordor 395 Werckle Mike & Patti Caledonia IL 1929 Special Coupe 243 Smith Albert & Mareese Bardstown KY 1930 Fordor 369 Wesseler Donald Greensburg IN 1931 Tudor 49 Smith Dewaine & Joyce Pilot VA 1931 Sport Coupe 3Westenberger Dave & Linda Williamsburg VA 1930 Tudor 458 Smith Glenn & Joan Bradenton FL 1931 Coupe 65 Wetlaufer John & Jane Midlothian VA Modern 63 Smith Hugh & Loukie Hampton VA 1928 Phaeton 196 Whiteman Roy & Lavon Bloomington IN 1931 Tudor 540 Smith Jerry & Carolyn Howell MI Modern 359 Whitfield Elbert Hurdle Mills NC 1931 S/W Sedan 416 Smith Ollie & Eleanor Denton MD 1931 Deluxe Coupe 538 Whitham Steve & Doris Moores Hill IN 1930 Tudor 231 Smith Scott & Geneva Oklahoma City OK 1928 Pickup 311 Whiting Chester & Miriam Downingtown PA 1930 Roadster 469 Smith Steve & Cindy Morristown IN 1930 Station Wagon 267 Whitmire David & Joan Lansdale PA 1931 Tudor 251 Sniegowski Andrew & Nicky Waterville OH 1929 Coupe 431 Whitt Ralph & Wanda Corryton TN 1931 Tudor 546 Soden Frank & Peggy Wycombe PA 1931 Conv Sedan 429 Wickersham Allan & Gail Richmond KY 1930 Roadster 596 Solch Joseph & Katherine Dayton OH 1930 Tudor 173 Wicks Robert & Orrah Kenmore NY 1930 Coupe 624 Spady Bruce & Eleanor Smithfield VA Modern 507 Wiegand Jim & Jo Ephrata PA 1930 Roadster Pickup 401 Sparks Cleo & Norma Columbus IN 1930 Coupe 273 Wildey Timothy Fort Myers Beach FL Modern 54 Springer Millard & Judy Staunton VA 1931 Cabriolet 68C 7Williams Bob & Mazie Carrollton VA 1931 Victoria 567 Springman Don & Pam Williamstown WV 1928 Tudor 619 Williams David & Betty Knoxville TN 1931 Panel 427 Stader Joe & Pat Whitehouse OH Modern 534 Williams George & Melba Ashville NC 1928 Tudor 299 Stallings Paeton & Betty Lumberton NC 1931 Tudor 67 Williams Woody & Linda Ashburn VA 1929 Roadster 477 Steinberg Donald & Nancy Jamison PA 1929 Phaeton 37 Wills John & Betty Virginia Beach VA 1930 Phaeton 495 Stewart Kenneth & Barbara Waynesburg PA 1929 Town Car 533 Wilson Richard & Marcella Ashville NC 1931 Tudor 575 Still Herman Middletown PA 1931 AA Wrecker 415 Windrem Douglas & Joanne Omemee ONT Modern 565 Stipp Bob & Diane Bedford IN Modern 462 Winkelman Ray Waterford MI Modern 51 Stone Frank & Sally Ashland VA 1930 Coupe 388 Winkler Norman & Priscilla Rushville IN 1930 Town Sedan 261 Storm Chuck & Audrey Barto PA 1931 Roadster 57 Winston Monk Bumpass VA 1931 Victoria 398 Strauss Walter & Patricia Brunswick OH Modern 1Wise Barry & Linda Hampton VA 1931 Deluxe Roadster 530 Stretch John & Lola Exton PA 1931 Roadster 501 Wise Ted & Joan River Vale NJ 1931 Deluxe Phaeton 543 Sullivan Jack & Linda Seymour IN 1929 Roadster 234 Wojcik Chester & Gloria Agawam MA 1929 Tudor 452 Sutphin Kirk & Lisa Walkertown NC 1929 Roadster 612 Wolfe Richard Clayton IN 1931 S/W Fordor 82 Suttle Charles Toano VA Modern 380 Wolfel Donald & Margaret Barrington IL Modern 266 Sutton Phil & Marge Bloomington IN 1931 Towne Sedan 491 Wood Art & Norma Waynesville OH 1929 Tudor 188 Suveges Gilbert & Nancy Warren MI Modern 25 Woodworth Jim & Becky Chesapeake VA 1928 Sport Coupe 214 Swann Joe & Betty New Oxford PA Modern 345 Wooten Bobby & Lois Walkertown NC 1930 Fordor 548 Tallone Gene & Barbara Acton MA 1930 Fordor 62 Worsham Bill & Judy Fairfax Station VA 1930 Town Sedan 437 Tanner John & Susie Newburgh IN 1930 Fordor 26 Wright Chris & Marcy Williamsburg VA 1931 5 Window Coupe 263 Taylor Bill & Betty Bath ME Modern 353 Wright Frank & Darlene Knoxville TN 1929 Tudor 593 Taylor Charles & Diane Kinston NC 1931 S/W Fordor 252 Wueller Louie & Pat Toledo OH 1930 Town Sedan 453 Taylor Jimmy & Shirley Blaine TN 1929 Roadster Pickup 470 Wyrick Bob & Sally Clinton TN 1931 Deluxe Roadster 350 Taylor Rodney & Lynn Pittsburgh PA Modern 198 Yager Lynn & Carolyn Ossian IN 1931 Coupe 28 Taylor William & Mary Bess Cataula GA Modern 18 Yapp Charlie & Donna Hoffman Estates IL Modern 355 Taylor Winfred & Lavon Lumberton NC 1931 Victoria 285 Yates John & Becky Lancaster KY 1931 Coupe 42 Teel Dale & Freda Christiansburg VA 1931 Tudor Deluxe 228 Young Robert & Joyce Ann Eaton OH Modern 39 Temple Don & Judy Great Falls VA 1929 Tudor 150 Yurga Ken & Phyllis Inverness FL 1929 Station Wagon 289 Terry Carnelon & Phyllis Clinton TN 1930 Tudor 230 Thies Bill & Nancy Pinckney MI 1930 Tudor

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he 2000 MARC National Committee would like to express their sincere appreciation to the individuals, companies, and organizations listed below for their donations of raffle and door prizes. Your generosity is greatly appreciated Tand has added to the overall enjoyment of the Meet by our MARC members. A& LPARTS SPECIALTIES MEGUIARS

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NATIONAL MEET 2000! June 5–9, 2000

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