August 2015

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FORDS UNLIMITED CAR CLUB

2015 Board of Directors

Syl Biermann 314-541-5624

Paula Goodrich 636-625-1064

Dan Kelly-314-276-2288

Rich Sutorius 636-634-0379

Josh Johnson-314-477-9843

Secretary-Cindy Ahrens

Editor Bob Layton 636-397-4487 or

e-mail mickie6t6@hotmail.com

Publisher-Bill & Barb Giese

Web Master-Scott Lewis

Keirsten McDaniel

www.fordsunlimited.com P.O. Box 240201 Ballwin, MO 63024

SSSS ome years, Mother Nature sends heat. A couple of years, she sent rain. This

year, she sent both for our 29th annual car show held on July 26th at J.S. MacDonnell Park. When the alarm went off at 5 am, we were greeted by lightning, thunder and steady rain. Oh well, you win some, you lose some. The rain did stop around mid-morning but was replaced by very high heat and humidity and the damage was done. Thank-fully, 118 people braved the weather to attend our show. The MacDonnell Park facility held up well and we were still able to util-ize our normal class locations without moving cars to the pave-ment. With a normal turnout of around 245 entries, we had lots of extra trophies this year. Besides so many great attendance prizes, the show of-fered a 50-50 drawing that will benefit our toy drive that also had a second place prize of two Car-dinal tickets. We also had two Cardinal baskets crafted by Donna Layton with four premium tickets donated by Jack Ander-son. Thanks to Ron Sutton and EPC, we again had a refurbished laptop for a lucky winner. New this year was a silent auction with the help of Northern Tool & Equipment. As usual, we had a $100 grand attendance prize and $50 for club participation which

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was won the Mustang Club of St. Louis and given back to be do-nated to our toy drive. We again held the Fair-lane Club of America mini-meet at our show. The Fairlane Club really hung in for us with spon-sorship and had eleven entrees on this rainy day. We even had two Torino Talladegas Despite the rain, we did have many swap meet and vender booths. Each year we seem to have something unusual. This year, we only had two entrees in the Focus/Fiesta class and both tied for 1st place with an equal number of votes. It was great to see many of our newer members get in-volved and see the workings of a car show. Most people who at-tend car shows have no idea of how much work and money goes into each show. The next years show planning starts right after the current show is complete. We look over problems, look for improvements and set classes for the following year. The park has to be reserved, sponsorship attained, the insurance pur-chased, getting the concession permit, ordering dash plaques and trophies, designing and or-dering car show shirts, getting all of the forms printed, purchasing attendance prizes, setting up the registration and ballot counting setup, and the list goes on and on. Our conces-sions are a project on

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it’s own. Sharon Apollo, with the help of Ken Farrar, Bill and Barb Giese and Syl Biermann did a masterful job of coordinating the difficult job of looking for bar-gains and making sure that we

have all that we n e e d . Great job to all of our concession workers.

For the show itself, there are too many to thank but spe-cial kudos go out to our chair-man, Jim Biermann with help from Dan Kelly, Cindy Ahrens, Ron Schodroski, and Syl Bier-mann who did so much to make the show work so well. We also thank Terry Koch and the Simms for bringing their much needed golf carts. Of course, without the

Dave Sin-clair Ford s p o n s o r -ship and all o f ou r class spon-sors, there would not

be a car show. We are so grate-ful to our sponsors for their out-standing support. Thanks to all of you who sold show classes, helped set up on show day, worked classifica-tion, registration, parked cars, manned the grills, worked con-cessions, counted ballots, helped with cleanup and storing the needed items for next years show, and helped out wherever needed. Great job everyone.

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FORD SHOW A.64 1/2-66 Mustang coupe 1st Ken Farrar-emberglow B.65-66 Mustang 2+2 1st Jake Turnipseed-black 1965 C.64 1/2-66 Mustang conv. 1st. John Wishart-64 1/2 green D. 67-73 Mustang conv. No entries. E. 67-73 Mustang closed 1st John Saxton-68 GT fastback F. 64 1/2-73 Mustang modified 1st. Nick Frost-65 black/gold 2+2 2nd Dennis & Deb McGee-70 yelo Boss 3rd Bob Layton-red 1966 coupe G. 69-73 Mach I 1st Dan & Janet McLain-69 maroon 2nd Eugene Grqurich-70 red H. 69-71 Shelby/Boss 1st Jack Anderson-68 KR conv. 2nd Jim Bayer-70 orange Boss 302 I. Falcon-American 1st Vern Anderson-65 maroon conv. J. 55-57 Thunderbird 1st The Ruzicas-57 black 2nd Jack Anderson-black F-code K. 58-05 Thunderbird 1st. Wayne Settlemeyer-65 red conv. 2nd John Rogers-63 red 3rd Tom Robertson-66 blue L. 67-68 Cougar 1st. Syl Biermann-67 green XR7 2nd Greg Young-67 white XR7 M. 68-73 Cougar 1st George Nemeth-69 white XR7 2nd Bill Bauer-70 blue conv. 3rd Jim Biermann-69 blue N. 48 & Older Ford/Merc. 1st Larry Adams-34 black roadster 2nd Bob Leman-36 black coupe O. Ford Exotic No entries P. 49-64 Ford/Mercury/Lincoln 1st Jerry Gilkey-66 black Sunliner 2nd Steve Bunnell-56 red/white Sunliner 3rd Paul Koenen-64 red Comet 3rd Jack Anderson-63 red r-code Q. 65-70 Ford 1st Ken Spisak-66 emberglo 7 liter 2nd Ron Aragon-67 red/yellow Galaxie 3rd Jack Greiwe-69 green XL R. 71-15 Ford 1st Mike Valentine-white SHO 2nd Clint Cox-crème Fairmont wagon 2nd Terra Hartman-71 green wagon

2nd-Philip Fairbridge-white Crown Vic 3rd Tony Snider-(wrong class) 3rd Ron Sutton-07 black Crown Vic 3rd Tiffany Cole-10 white Fusion S. 49 & Up Lincoln/Merc/Edsel 1st Jason Rainey-76 cream wagon 2nd L. Hallenbeck-89 white Merkur 3rd John Nowlin-03 black Marauder 3rd Brent LaBande-87 blue Marquis T. Focus/Fiesta 1st Jim Biermann-white Focus ST 1st (tie) Andrew Syfert-blue Fiesta U. Pro Street/Special Interest 1st Kenny Simms-purple 82 Mustang V. Street Rods/Customs 1st Rodney Reece-40 black coupe TR1. 49-56 trucks 2X4 1st Paul Rodrique-56 blue F100 panel TR2. 57-up trucks 2X4 1st D. Vogelsang-57 white Ranchero 2nd Bob Harrah-03 red Lightning 3rd Tim & Dorothy Helper-14 gray 3rd Bill Bufka-14 red Supercab TR3. 49-up trucks 4X4 1st Jan Shepherd-14 Shelby Raptor 2nd Ed & Julie Mauzy-10 blue Raptor 3rd Steve Dennis-10 silver F-150 TR4. Trucks Rangers/SUV 1st Mark Carey-06 Red/Gray Ranger 2nd Burt Pennington-red/black Explorer

FAIRLANE MINI-MEET FTA. 62-65 Fairlane/Meteor 1st Lowall Amdor-63 gold Meteor FTB. 66-67 Fairlane/Comet 1st. Evan Eberlin-aqua 1967 GTA 2nd Bill Cook-67 red Fairlane 2nd Randy Horner-66 red Fairlane 3rd David Harter-66 yellow Fairlane FTC. 68-69 Fairlane/Torino 1st Larry Peterson-69 white Talladega 2nd Kevin Himebaugh-69 Torino GT 3rd Peddicord/Harney-white Talladega FTD. 70-76 Torino/Mercury 1st Bill Hinkle-blue 1971 Cobra 2nd Warren Douglas-70 coral Torino GT 3rd Steve Naga-orange Torino Cobra FTE. 63-76 Comp/Pro-Street No entries

MUSCLE MUSTANGS MM1. 83-98 Mustang conv. 1st Kyle Bayer-96 orange conv. 2nd Mark Wackey-white 89 GT

2nd Donna Layton 92 red LX 2nd Dan Kelly-88 red LX 3rd Dave Baugh-89 black GT 3rd Todd Nowlin-93 red 3rd T. Aumad-88 blue MM2. 74-93 Mustang/closed No entries MM3. 74-93 Modified 1st Jerry Grimmer-black 89 LX conv. MM4. 94-04 Mustang V6/V8 all 1st Mike Herbert-99 blue 2nd James Berus-04 gray Mach I 2nd Dakota Benton-03 yellow Mach i 3rd Paula Goodrich-03 yellow Mach I 3rd Bill Garlish-01 red GT 3rd Chris Jensen-04 orange Mach I MM5. 99-04 Mustang modified 1st John Sullivan-99 orange modified MM6. 05-14 Mustang V6-all 1st Craig Dains-14 coupe 2nd Dan Corso-11 red MM7. 05-14 Mustang V8 conv. 1st Bill Coerver-red 2010 GT 2nd 3rd Rich Johnson-blue 2010 GT 3rd Patti Bubash-13 white GT 3rd Robert Mayer-05 white GT MM8. 05-14 Mustang V8 closed 1st Braytons-14 red GT 2nd Bill Giese-13 black GT 3rd Joshua Johnson-gray 2010 GT 3rd Mark Glaser-07 blue GT MM9. 05-09 2015 Mustang 1st Ted Hamburg-15 blue GT 2nd Reg Stockwell-15 50th ann. MM10. 05-14 Bullit/Shelby GT/GTCS 1st Preston & Robin Missey-07 Shelby 2nd S. Bileing-silver GT/CS MM11. 05-14 Mustang Modified 1st Jason Decker-13 green GT 2nd Lou Bewig-06 black/gold GT 2nd Lee Goetz-07 black GT/CS 3rd Tom Nelson-05 red GT 3rd Derrick Bilzing-06 blue MM12. 94-98 Mustang Specialty 1st Steve Schneider-black 96 Cobra 2nd Matt Bewig-mystic 1996 Cobra 3rd Gary Rowe-93 yellow Saleen MM13. 99-04 Mustang Specialty 1st. Kevin Curtis-red 2003 Cobra SVT MM14. 05-09 Mustang Specialty 1st Randy Glen-white 2006 Saleen 2nd Jim Van Nest-07 silver Foose MM15. 10-14 Mustang Specialty No entries MM16. 07-14 Shelby GT500/GT500KR

1st Ken Farrar-08 silver GT500KR 2nd Randy O’Bryan-12 black GT500 3rd Steve Crecelius-08 white GT500 MM17. 10-14 Shelby Supersnake 1st Dan Shepaerd-14 red 2nd John & Ramona Bonness-14 red MM18. 12-13 Mustang Boss 1st Scott Gruben-13 blue 2nd Darren Harvey-13 yellow

50-50 1st. PLACE WINNER 1st Place-Warren Douglas 2nd Place-Lynette LaFaire

Cardinal Tickets

GRAND ATTENDANCE Jerry Gilkey

CLUB PARTICIPATION

Mustang Club of St. Louis-$50

(donated to Toys for Tots)

COMPUTER DRAWING David Harter

PREMIUM CARDINAL TICKETS

(Barb Giese actually won but graciously donated her basket to be

redrawn to a new winner) 1st John Rogers 2nd-Larry Adams

BEST OF SHOW FAIRLANE CLUB

OF AMERICA Bill and Marylu Hinkle

1971 blue Torino

BEST OF SHOW MUSCLE MUSTANGS

Kevin Curtis 2003 red Cobra SVT convertible

BEST OF SHOW

FORD SHOW Wayne Settlemeyer

1965 red Thunderbird convertible

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Car Quest Parts-Maryland Heights

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Fenton Auto Body

Gateway Chapter-Falcon Club of

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Friends of Guide Dogs

EPC, Inc.

Pur Performance

Fairlane Club of America

Colormaster Auto Paint, Inc.

Beier Auto Supply

Ace Manufacturing & Parts

Gateway Synthetics/DBA AMSOIL

Gravois Auto Radiator

Harris Automotive & Tire

Pundmann Ford

Meramec Heights Auto Body

Northern Tool-St. Peters

Top Performance Automotive

Country Classic Cars

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BSB Development Co.

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Weinhardt Party Rentals

James Chiropractic

Friends for the Guide Dogs

Bommarito Auto Group

Edele & Mertz Hardware Company

Treppler Automotive Services

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OOOO n July 5th, our club traveled to Granite City for the Patriots in the Park car show. Our cara-

van stared a little rocky and only got worse. First, we left our meeting place and managed to leave Craig and Cally Brayton behind which meant they were not able to join us for breakfast at the Apple Tree restaurant. Then, before leaving, our caravan loca-tion, our leader (I won’t mention any names, but his initials are “Jerry Grimmer”) told us all to exit at 203 and go south, just past the railroad over-pass. When we got to Highway 3, our leader ex-ited. Fortunately, Jim Van Nest came to rescue

and kept going straight to the proper exit. We made it to Apple Tree before our leader who was apparently touring beautiful downtown Granite City. The good news is that the show was held on a weekend that had no rain in the forecast. This was

the first weekend since April 11th that had no rain in the forecast. The day was

humid and a little warm, but it was great to not be dodging raindrops. The show had about 80 entries and our club had 16 of them. Most of us were able to park in the shade and 10 of our members went home with a trophy plaque.

Jim Van Nest

Craig & Cally Branton-2nd

Barb Dennis-2nd

Mark Carey

Jerry Grimmer-1st

Josh Johnson

Paula & Jim Goodrich-2nd

Burt Pennington-1st

George Herwig

Rodney O’Bryan

Mike Valentine-2nd

Bob Layton-1st

Dave Baugh-2nd

John Sullivan-1st

Paula & Jim Goodrich

Jake Turnipseed-1st

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FFFF or those who have signed up for the prison tour in Jeff City on August 22nd to the

23rd, we will meet at the strip mall behind McDonalds in Lake St. Louis. From St. Louis, take Highway 70 west to Lake St. Louis Boulevard, exit 214, and make a right. The strip mall is just north of the McDonalds. We will gather at 7:15 am and will leave at 7:30 am sharp on Saturday, Aug. 22nd. Come earlier if you plan to eat at the McDonalds. We will be touring the landing and the capitol on Saturday and the prison on Sun-day. Jim Biermann will have the travel, lunch, and dinner plans in place when we go. This will be a club event for points.

WWWW e will start our month with a trip to St. Charles for the

Show-Me Mustang Club’s annual all Ford car show that will be held at Pundmann Ford on August 1st. We will meet at the Lowe’s store located just north of Hwy 70 at the Zumbehl exit. We will meet there at 8:45 am and leave shortly afterwards. Pundmann is lo-cated at 2727 West Clay. This is a club event for points. On Au-gust 15th, we will be attend-ing the Purina Farms Car and Dog Show. For those wanting to caravan, we will be meeting at the Burger King located at Highways 44 and 141. We will meet at 8:15 am and leave by 8:30 am. Purina Farms is located at 200 Checkerboard Drive Gray Summit, MO 63039. This also a club event for points.

Shelby GT500 Reprinted from AUTOWEEK Info supplied by Bill Bufka

WWWW hile a 700-odd-hp version of Ford’s Coyote V-8 isn’t out of the question, the next GT500 could instead borrow the

twin-turbo, 3.5-liter V-6 from the Ford GT, com-plete with its port and direct fuel injection. Good for more than 600 hp, the EcoBoost engine would be mated to a six-speed manual transmis-sion instead of the dual-clutch transaxle featured in the GT supercar. Bet on suspension, braking, and aerodynamic pieces similar to those on the GT350 and GT350R to help keep this powerful pony on the ground. Why it matters. Putting a V-6 in the top dog Mustang would be yet another step forward for Ford which has championed engine downsiz-ing in practical terms, the powertrain would pro-vide the raw performance of its predecessor with-out the weight of a supercharged V-8. And if what we’ve heard of the Ford GT concept is any guide, the V-6 could sound as nasty as any V-8 ‘Stang. Potential Pitfalls. A V-6 GT500 would roy-ally infuriate many Ford diehards. Even if the new car is faster, lighter, and more powerful, the change could be too sudden and alienate those who worship at the eight-cylinder altar.

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WWWW hile searching for background photos to use in our car show coverage in this issue, I Googled “J.S. MacDonnell

Park”. I found that Wikipedia had info on the park. What I found interesting was this sentence was listed at the end of their coverage. “Park fa-cilities can be rented for reunions, weddings and other activities. MacDonnell Park has been host to the annual Fords Unlimited Car Show for over 20 years”. Pretty cool! As you know, Don Branson has recently passed. His spouse, Janice, has informed us that she will be selling Don’s 1969 orange Cou-gar Eliminator. We don’t have any details on the car but you can reach Janice at 636-228-4501 or cell, 636-357-8522 if you have interest in the car This month we welcome new member, George Herwig. George resides in Hazelwood and drives a 2007 Mustang GT. Welcome! Our 50-50 winner from our July meeting was Dave Baugh. Dave took home $50. Board of Directors member, Josh John-son, recently viewed this 1964 Dodge truck at a local car show. We don’t normally show Mopars, but what is unusual is the powerplant. You will notice a 5.0 Ford engine in its bay. Just an opin-ion, but looks to be a great engine in a really ugly truck.

Our monthly membership

meetings are held on the 2nd

Wednesday of each month except

January at Sports Cafe, 3579

Pennridge Drive, Bridgeton, MO 63044.

Their phone numbers is (314) 298-1631.

Please call Sports Cafe to check on weather

related meeting cancellations.

Our board of directors meet-

ings are held the first Wednesday of

each month at Sybergs which is lo-

cated at the NE corner of Highway

270 and Dorsett Road. Check with any board

member on weather related cancellations. All

meetings start at 7 pm.

1-Bart McNail 430 2-Ken Farrar 395 3-Bob Layton 390

4-Jim Biermann 375 5-Bill Giese 365

6- Mark Carey 345 7-Ron Schodroski 330 8-Burt Pennington 325

9-John Sullivan 265 10-Cindy Ahrens 255

LLLL isted below are the points standings as of our July membership meeting.

August 1st Show-Me Mustang Car Show

Meet @ 8:45 am at Lowes in St. Charles

August 5th Board of Directors Meeting

@ Dorsett Sybergs-7pm

August 12th Membership Meeting

@ the Sport Café-7 pm

August 15th Purina Farms Car Show

Meet @ Burger King-8:15 am

August 22nd-23rd Jeff City Prison Tour

We will meet at the McDonalds @ the Lake St. Louis Exit 214

Info on page 6 of this newsletter

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For Sale. 1960 Thunderbird. Almost restored. Good Mechanical condition. Needs paint job. Asking $11,500 or make reasonable offer. John 636-248-8057. For Sale. 1962 Thunderbird convertible. Needs complete resto-ration. Make offer. John 636-248-8057. For Sale. 1965 Ranchero project. 289, T-10, extra fenders, tail-gate, 4 spd column. $1,500. Dan at 602-748-8513 (in St. Louis). For Sale. 1968 Mustang, project. Have new quarters, rockers, floorpan. Lots of new parts, complete car. Rick at 314-378-8254. For Sale. 1968 Mustang GT (Fastback), 351 (4BL), Crimson color. 1969 Cougar Convertible, blue w/white convertible top, 351 (4BL), auto, power steering, air. 1970 Cougar Boss 302 Eliminator, yellow, 4 speed (real Boss 302). All are clean and drivable. Would not be embarrassed to take anywhere including a Ford show. Call John Saxton for more details. 314-602-0027 or 869-3099.

For Sale, 1970 Mustang fastback. Restomod. 351C, 4v, lowered 2 1/2 inches, 5 speed, Coys 17”s, 3.55 posi, 4 wheel disc. 25K. In St. Louis. Dan at 602-748-8513.

For Sale. 97 F-150 XLT 4x4, 4.6 Triton V8, 126,600 miles, regu-lar cab with 8 ft bed, Air, Power door locks and windows, AM/FM cassette player, just inspected. Has some rust on lower bed pan-els. $3450. 636-248-8204. For Sale. 1994 Mustang Cobra. 76k miles. Red, 5.0, A/C, stock engine. Jeff at 314-307-8278.

For Sale. 57 Ford Parts. 1 headlight door. 2 S/S vent window rain gutters. 57-58 2dr. Station wagon parts. Rear upper tail gate S/S trim. Neutral/park reverse safety switch, still works. Left and right ranch wagon rear fender script. 46-48 Ford Car. 2S/S head-light trim w/2 groves. Left and right interior door window trim. Removable front floor board. Back seat bottom and back rest. Want to buy. 46-48 S/S rear window trim. Jim @314-640-7321.

For Sale. 1970 Mustang parts. Billet or running Pony Gas caps; OEM Hi/Low horns; OEM backup lights; OEM L/R rear marker assemblies; OEM rear deck honeycomb panel; OEM padded dash with dash cover for A/C car; OEM 2 14x6 Magnum wheels; OEM 2 14x7 Magnum wheels with P240/60; New Scott Drake Monet Carlo bar (never installed); New Scott Drake door switches for interior lights; OEM front turn signals; 2 left hand remote sport mirrors; OEM L/R 1970 tail light bezels; OEM heard light doors; OEM L/R kick panel vents; Grant steering wheel; R/H OEM arm rest (1970). 314-705-9501

or dennisboss@gmail.com

For Sale. 1958 Thunderbird grill. 314-291-0609. For Sale. 1993 Mustang LX conv. Boot cover & storage case. Like new, rarely used. $50. Patti at 314-863-0564.

Parts Wanted. 1957 Ford NOS small baby hub caps, B7A-1130-C, white painted centers. 1957 Ford Factory stamped VR-57 Paxton Supercharger setup or parts. EDB-C and EDB-D Heads, EDB-F 4 Bbl intake, EDB-AA or EDB-AB or EDB-C Holley teapot 4Bbl carbs, supercharger air cleaner. Also

14"x5" and 14"x5 1/2" and 14"x6" Ford SOLID faced steel rims. Any quantity ok. Jack @ 314-703-7053.

Parts Wanted. 429,460 70-71 Torino , Ranchero, Cyclone head-ers. FE motor mounts for 66/67 Fairlane. Don at 602-748-8513.

Culver’s Car Cruise. Every 2nd and 4th Saturday from May through October. 5 to 10 pm. 123 Richardson Crossing, Arnold, MO. Info 636-467-9955. Memories Cruise Nights. 1st Friday of the month, April through October. Faith Church, 13001 Gravois, sunset Hills, MO. The will be collecting canned good for the church. Gateway Ford-Mercury car club cruises. Held at Culver's south county location 4140 Rusty Road off south Lindbergh by Costco. Every third Saturday of the month April-September 5 PM- until dark the dates are 7/18, 8/15, 9/19. Music, attendance prizes, 50/50 drawing, food at Culver's, all cars welcome trophy awarded by Culver's manager. Rain date is following Sat. JJ’s of O’Fallon day cruises. Held last Sunday of each month through September. Located at 200 Ft. Zumwalt Square. Held 10:30 am ‘till 3 pm. Info 636-978-1737. JJ’s of St. Charles cruise nights. July 11th, August 8th, Sep-tember 12th, and October 10th. Info 636-946-3500. August 1st. Show-Me Stampede Mustang & All Ford Show. 8am till 4pm. Hosted by Show-Me Mustang Club at Pundmann Ford. registration 8am till Noon, Fee: $20. Dash Plaques, attendance prizes, 3 Awards per class (all Judged), specialty Awards, Best of Show. Food available. info: (314) 973-9005. Club event. August 7th. Wentzville Rod Run. August 8th. Sunset Hill parade, Poker Run and Car Show. Info 314-843-8545. August 8th. Hope Relay for life car cruise to be held at the Sulli-van, Mo fairgrounds. For more info email cmjohns-ton86@live.com August 9th. KlasAct Corvette Club Annual all vehicle car show. Show held at Pur Performance, 3725 Harry S. Truman Blvd, St. Charles, MO. Info 314-550-1939. August 9th. 5th annual Show Off Car Show. Open to all cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Held at the Machinists' Hall in Bridge-ton. Info 636-492-1750. August 15th. Purina Farms Car show to benefit Voyager 40/8. We will meet at the Burger King located at Hwys 44 & 141 at 8:15 and will be leaving at 8:30 pm.. Club event. August 16th. 24 annual D.A.R.E. benefit car show held at Ed-wardsville High School in Edwardsville, IL. Info 618-910-3087. August 22nd-23rd. Fords Unlimited trip to Jefferson City for a tour of the State Capitol building and the former state prison. Info listed on page 3 of this newsletter. Club event. September 5th. Dairy Queen Car Cruse held at 120 Jefferson Square in De Soto, MO. Held 5-9pm. Info 636-337-4465. September 5th. O'Fallon Elks Lodge 2587, 6th Annual Classic Car & Motorcycle Show. Register 9am till Noon. Entry Fee $15, Display $10. Dash Plaques 1st 60 participants. Attendance Prizes. Trophies 1st & 2nd Place. 7 Classes. 50/50 Drawing. Benefit Wounded Warriors Military Color Guard Vietnam Veter-ans Marine Corps League St. Charles Mo at Colors info: (636) 219-0847 Directions: Off 1-70 West to T.R. Hughs, North to Tom Guinevere, Right to Fort Zumwalt High School. O’Fallon, MO. September 12th. Wentzville American Legion car show held at

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504 Luetkenhaus Blvd., Wentzville, MO. Info 636-332-9325. September 13th. Wheels In Motion Car Show. Presented by First Capitol Classics Auto Club. Registration fee $20, 9am till noon. Dash Plaques 1st 150. All proceeds to National Children's Cancer Society. Model T Assembly. Info 314-878-0534. Located at Westport Plaza Parking Lot near I-270 and Page Ave. Mary-land Heights, MO. Club event. September 13th. SCC Cougar Car Show. Info: (636) 922-8233 or email. Held at 4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, (Red Parking lot at south entrance, (close to St. Peters). Cottleville, MO. September 13th-14th. Hot Rod Drag Week held at Gateway Motorsports Park in Madison, IL. Info-618-215-8888. September 19th. Mississippi River Car Show. No classes, top 90 receive awards. Registration 8 till noon. Held at Polestar Ma-rina, 6178 Hw. V (Hwy 94 north, left on Blasé Station Rd., 7 miles). Rain date Septembetr 20th. Info 314-609-6178. September 19th. De Soto Fall Festival Car Show held at Walthers Park. 10 classes, no entry fee. Registration is from 9am til noon. Rain date September 26th. Info 314-805-8363.

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