June 2019 | Volume 55, Issue 6

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Have something to share in The Pegasus? Send it to PCMCpegasus@gmail.com

Club ContactsPresident: Willi King

Vice President: Jacob Astorga

Secretary: Kristen Martin

Treasurer: Ken Martin

Past President: Larry Lee

MCA Regional Representative: Chris Johnson

Membership: Linda Hallberg

Newsletter Editor: Tiffany Dagan

Car Show Chair: Dick Knight

Board Members:

2 Year: Gary Dagan

1 Year: John Chudy

Alternate: John Burelison

Alternate: Conor Lindsey

Tours & Events: Margaret Petersen

Tech Advisors: Chris Johnson & Dick Knight

Website: Tiffany Dagan

Archivist: Linda Hallberg

Club Store: Dave Reinhart

Bowen Scarff Ford Representative: Mark Palmore

Deadline is 2 weeks prior to the next membership meeting

In This Issue:• PCMC Car Corral Day at the Pacific NW

Historics Races - Reserve your spot and pay by Friday!

• Ponies on Parade: Join PCMC in the Algona Family Fun Days Parade!

• Save the date: PCMC Cruise to Ellensburg on Saturday, July 13th!

• Article: The Opening After the Grand Opening of Mustang Owner’s Museum

• PCMC Out & About• PCMC Car Show Info: Be on the lookout for

raffle prizes! • June 13th Dinner Night at Torero’s at The

Landing in Renton• May Meeting Minutes

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Sunday, July 7th at 9am at Pacific Raceways$30 for car and driver gets you a spot in the Car Corral among 300+

collector vehicles, see over 200 historic race cars on the track, and the opportunity to drive in parade laps around the race track at lunch!

Passenger admission ($25/day) is payable day of at the gate. For more info, visit www.northwesthistorics.com or sovrenracing.org

PCMC Car Corral Day at the 2019Pacific Northwest Historics Vintage Races

Only 20 spots available! First come, first served.RSVP to Margaret Petersen at bcpmlp@gmail.com.Payment must be received by the June 7th meeting.

LAST CHANCE:RESERVE YOUR SPOT BY FRIDAY!

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We’re looking for 12-15 members to drive their

Mustangs in the parade. All years

welcome!

Parade line-up is at 9:30am, and the

parade starts at 10am.

Our cars will be on

display after the parade until about

1pm.

If you’d like to join, RSVP to Tiffany

at PCMCpegasus@gmail.com

All participants must sign a parade application/hold harmless

agreement.

Ponies on Parade!PCMC has been invited by the City of Algona to participate

in their Algona Family Fun Days Paradeon Saturday, August 3rd!

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SAVE THE DATE!PCMC CRUISE & LUNCH

SATURDAY, JULY 13TH

PCMC is planning a cruise to Ellensburg with lunch at the Red Horse Diner in place of our July dinner night and in celebration of National Collector Car Appreciation Day!

We’re working on the details, sostay tuned for info and mark your calendars!

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The “Opening After the Grand Opening” of the Mustang Owner’s Museumby Newsletter Editor Tiffany Dagan

Tiffany Dagan and Keith Cahill went to the “opening after the grand opening” of the Mustang Owner’s Museum in Concord, North Carolina. While the “grand opening” was during the 55th Anniversary of the Mustang event April 17-20, the museum closed again after the event for some final details. The Museum’s official opening to the public was on Friday, May 3rd, and we just happened to be on vacation in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina that week, so we decided to make the 7 hour round trip journey to see the museum since the chances of us ever being within driving distance of the Museum again are slim. One good thing about going to the opening after the grand opening is that we didn’t have to fight any crowds while we were looking through everything!

The museum is relatively small with about 50-60 cars, but there’s still a great variety of Mustangs from owners who have temporarily loaned or donated their vehicles, and there’s also several displays of Mustang memorabilia throughout the years and from various places around the world. My favorite piece was the pin/button you see to the right.

There was a Mustang that was displayed and transported visitors at the New York World’s Fair in 1964 when the car debuted, a rare Shelby Black Hornet that was painted in “Stetson Black” to match Carroll Shelby’s famous black hat, a wild green Mustang with lambo doors, a custom flame paint job and too many other mods to list, a couple Indianapolis 500 Pace Cars, a blue Mach 1 that was used in the movie “Machete”, a late model Mustang with a retro engine swap (certainly something you don’t see every day), a Lee Iacocca mustang, a 1967 mini Mustang, and several other beautiful examples of why so many millions of people have a great love for America’s Pony Car. If you’re ever in or near Charlotte, I’d definitely recommend you stop by and check it out.

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PCMC Out & AboutJohn and Sue Chudy and Kary Kidder attended the North Olympic Mustang Club’s show in Port Angeles the first weekend in May. The weather was awesome. John’s “1FSTPNY”, as last year’s Best of Show, had the place of honor at the Port Angeles Transit Center, which served as the awards ceremony venue for the show on Sunday. There were about 40 cars in the Saturday cruise, and lots of Cougars at the show. This year’s Best of Show was a modified blue fastback.

Gary and Tiffany Dagan attended the Project Welcome Home Cruise-In at the grand opening and dedication of the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Park at The Museum of Flight in Tukwila. About 25 Mustangs were in attendance from various clubs. The dedication ceremony was fantastic, with keynote speaker General James Mattis, a flag raising ceremony and several flyovers from military aircraft. PCMC Member Tommy Gantz was also there as a docent for the Museum and was able to meet General Mattis!

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PCMC Out & AboutSeveral PCMC Members visited the new Thunder Dome Car Museum in Enumclaw during their grand opening week. The museum is in a beautiful building with a couple walls of floor to ceiling windows (actually, they’re garage doors that can fully open), a nicely renovated older building with wood ceiling and several old beams running throughout, a nice event space upstairs, and an elevated walkway so you can walk out over the cars. There are several Mustangs, Shelby Cobras, GT 40s and other Fords, but the museum also has everything from Corvettes to GTOs to Cadillacs to a VW Bus with a 500-something horsepower Cadillac motor in the back. Definitely a must-see!

June Dinner Night at Torero’s at The LandingJoin us Thursday, June 13 at 6:30pm at Torero’s Mexican Restaurant

at The Landing, 920 N. 10th Street, Suite R, Renton, WA 98057. Visit http://www.toreros-mexicanrestaurants.com/ to view their menu.

Please RSVP to Margaret Petersen at bcpmlp@gmail.com by Monday, 6/10if you’ll be attending.

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Meeting Minutes: May 3rd, 2019by PCMC Secretary Kristen Martin

In Attendance - Board: Willi King, Ken Martin, Kristen Martin, Linda Hallberg, Gary Dagan, Chris Johnson, Dick Knight, John Burelison, Larry Lee. Membership Count 40 in attendance.

The previous club meeting minutes were printed in the Pegasus newsletter. Motion to Approve was made by Willi King, it was seconded and the minutes were approved by a show of hands.

President Agenda – Willi KingThere is a board vacancy for the 1-year alternate board member. Willi King asked for volunteers for the Alternate position. Connor Lindsay volunteered to take the position. Gary Halberg moved that Connor Lindsay be accepted as the 1-year alternate board member. A vote was called, and Connor was approved for the position by a show of hands.

Vice President – Jacob AstorgaThe items available in the club store will be listed in the Pegasus newsletter with prices. Treasurer’s Report – Ken MartinThe club account holding the General Fund and the Car Show fund are in a good financial position. The Mustang Shop and Sound Builders have provided sponsorships, booth reservations are coming in and there are registrations for the show coming in as well. There were some car show expenses for flyers.

Committee ReportsMEMBERSHIP – Linda HallbergThere are no guests tonight – so Welcome to all you members! Name badges are on order for those who ordered them with their membership and new membership cards are in process

PEGASUS/WEBSITE – Tiffany Dagan’s report was presented by Gary Dagan because Tiffany was out of town. Thank you to Wayne for his article for the Pegasus. Read about the summary of the Snoqualmie Falls drive – there were 35 cars and 5 visitors, there was a lot of water going over the falls, and a lot of food eaten at the Triple X in Issaquah.

TOURS AND EVENTS – Margaret PetersenThe 5/13 dinner out will be held at Famous Dave’s Barbeque in Southcenter. Perhaps a possible dinner out in the future could be Walley’s Fish & Chips in Des Moines.7/7 is the annual Sovereign races at Pacific Raceways. Pay for your tickets by the June 3 meeting. Car and Driver is $30, and guests will pay that day at the gate, $25 for a guest, kids are $5.7/13 will be the cruise to Ellensburg and dinner at Red Horse Burgers.

Gary Dagan added that Bonney Lake High School is having a car show on 5/4, $20 per entry and it benefits the ASB. Also, Tahoma High School will be having a car show. We should support young people and their interest in cars!

Opening night for the Covington Walmart car show is coming. Arrive about 3-ish on Fridays. The show goes all summer every Friday.

CAR SHOW – Dick KnightEveryone please help support the car show by distributing flyers. It promotes early registration. The Triple X will be sponsoring trophies and raffle gifts. O’Reilly’s will sponsor the Dash Plaques. Dick is speaking to the new Car Museum in Enumclaw, the Thunderdome, to be a sponsor for the show. Dick is meeting with Showare about the concessions. There will be coffee and donuts available the morning of the show, one way or another.

The Volunteer Book is ready for your name! Parking and Raffle teams need you.

Dave Reinhart added that if you have raffle items please contact him. Also some vendor spaces are still available. Remember to visit the vendors at the car shows – these people are important, let’s support them with our dollars!

MCA/TECH – Chris JohnsonNothing to report for Tech.Our car show insurance is confirmed through MCA. There will be a MCA show in Bloomington 6/28-30. And the Mustang Owners Museum officially opened today – 5/3/2019. Old Business - Gary Hallberg presented a review of the Mustang Run to N. Carolina. They bought shirts and brought Bruce back from his adventurous trip. They saw Mt Rushmore, snow, rain, drove the Tail of the Dragon. They even brought home a souvenir brick from the Museum.

Tom Rowley continued the story. The cruise started with 6 or 7 cars and by the time they reached California they had 25. At Arizona at the Kevin Marti Museum they met with Dean and Anita Johnson. They went from Phoenix AZ to Albuquerque NM to Amarillo TX to Yukon Oklahoma!

Because this is the 100th anniversary of A&W Drive Ins they also had some Root Beer. They saw the Museum opening, the racetrack, banquets, and drove home a lot quicker in the Boss 302. Going 60 or 120 it all feels the same and gets the same mileage!! Tom said that now he has more miles in a Boss 302 than Dick does, and Dick owns 2.

New Business - Willi King brought up an item for thought. We are open to discussion about optional places for our after-meeting dinner. Nothing has been decided, but if you have any ideas please mention them to a board member as a possibility to consider for the future.

Warren McPherson brought up a need for the Car Show to have a First Aid tent. Because he is a nurse he thought it would be good to have a supply of first aid items in case anyone needed a bandage or a cold pack or other items for first aid. The membership felt this was an excellent idea, and if Warren wanted to man the booth and make a list of supplies needed that the club will provide them as part of the car show expenses.

Mark Palmore then set out the raffle items – 1 large duster, 1 small duster, and 1 Mustang Owners Museum T-Shirt. The pot was $55 for 2 lucky winners. There was a little confusion when the tickets for the Cash Pot were mixed up with the Raffle tickets, but it was finally all straightened out.

Next Meeting – Friday June 7 at Bowen Scarff Ford. Motion to adjourn was made by Willi King at 8:35, and everyone dismissed to go to Amante’s for Pizza.

PCMC CAR SHOW INFOShow Registration is open:Register your car now at https://pacificcascademustangclub.org/annual-car-show/

Car Show flyers are here:Grab a stack at the meeting and hand them out at local car shows and businesses!

We Need Volunteers!We need lots of volunteers to help park cars the morning of the show. Only a couple have signed up. If you’re able to help, please contact Dick or Karen Knight, or sign up in the Volunteer Book at the meeting.

Raffle prizes and sponsorships:If you know a business that would like to donate a raffle prize or become a vendor at our show, give them a show sponsorship letter! Contact Dick Knight or Dave Reinhart for more information.

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NEXT CAR SHOW MEETING:Tuesday, June 25th at 6pm at Bowen Scarff Ford in the New Car

Showroom. All members that are interested in planning and executing our car show are welcome to attend.

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FOR SALE: 1968 Mustang CoupeBought 5 years ago. Title in hand. Has been a solid running car since it was purchased, very few miles put on it over the last 5 years. Has approximately 78,000 miles currently. Great as is or rebuild project. Straight body, good paint. 302 bored to 347. Great sound with high performance exhaust and glasspacks. I have replaced the spark plugs, new air cleaner, new fuel filter and line, new power-steering pump (assist), new high torque starter, replaced scuff plates, interior is all black, original, new headliner and carpet, aftermarket A/C and center console, prior to my purchase. New blinker arm and door lock knobs, new chrome pony oil dipstick. New chrome pony lap belts. Asking $24000 OBO.

Please contact Barbara via email or text at: babbsc@gmail.com or 970-217-6797.

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Save the date!Mark your calendars for these Mustang shows around Puget Sound this season!

PCMC will be planning caravans and/or events for these shows as the dates approach.And remember to check our website any time for other car shows going on every weekend!

2019 Pre-Registration Form (please print, fill out, and mail in)

Kitsap Mustang Club’s 31th Anniversary

MUSTANGS on the Waterfront Mustangs Only Participants Choice Car Show

Sunday, July 28, 2019 Name: _______________________________ Mailing Address: ______________________________________ City: ___________________________ State:______________ Zip:________________

Home Phone: (_____)________________________ Cell phone (______)___________________________ Email: _______________________________ Club (one only, please): ________________________________

Miles driven to the show: ________ Staying overnight in town? Yes____ No ____ Class: _______ Year: ________ Body Style:_________ Color:________ *Series ______________

*Series (Mach 1, GT, GT350, GT500, SVO, Bullitt, Boss 302/351/429, GT/CS, V6, etc.)

A 1964½-66 Coupe including 64½ Pace Cars U 2015 - present (All bodystyles) B 1964½-66 Convertible AA Shelby (late model GT/GT 350 All) C 1965-66 Fastback BB Shelby 2007-2009 (late model GT 500) D 1967-68 Coupe including California Special CC Shelby 2010-2014 (late model GT 500) E 1967-68 Convertible DD Boss/Shelby (early model) F 1967-68 Fastback EE Boss (late model) G 1969-73 Coupe FF 21 and under H 1969-73 Convertible GG Under Construction I 1969-73 Fastback HH Late Model Mach1/Bullitt J 1969-73 Mach 1 II Mustang Cobra Hardtop K 1974-78 All bodystyles including Cobra II JJ Mustang Cobra Convertible L 1979-93 Coupe/Hatchback including Pace Cars, SVO KK Roush All bodystyles M 1979-93 Convertible LL Saleen All bodystyles N 1994-98 All bodystyles MM Special Interest (McLaren, Steeda) O 1999-04 Hardtop NN Modified 1964 ½-73 P 1999-04 Convertible OO Modified 1974-93 Q 2005-09 Hardtop PP Modified 1994-04 R 2005-09 Convertible QQ Modified 2005-09 S 2010 to 2014 Hardtop RR Modified 2010-Present T 2010 to 2014 Convertible

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SATURDAY, JULY 27 SHOW & SHINE Port Orchard Ford 1215 East Bay Street – activities start at 1:00 pm

Number participating in the free event at Port Orchard Ford on Saturday? ________

Preregistration $15 by July 6 or $20.00 if received NLT July 20 by mail. Show day registration $20. Please send completed registration form with a check or money order payable to:

Kitsap Mustang Club, P.O. Box 866, Tracyton WA 98393

Mustang….anything else is just a car!

Sunday September 15th, 2019

Sarg Hubbard Park, Yakima, WA. Show Hours: 10 AM to 3 PM

(CAR SHOW REGISTRATION GATE OPENS AT 8:30 AM and GATE CLOSES AT 11 AM) Vehicle Entry Fee: $15.00 if “Pre-registered” prior to September 1st, 2019

$20.00 on day of the show or if received after September 1st, 2019 During show registration a donation of at least one non-perishable food item will make you eligible for a special door prize.

The donated food will be distributed to our local food banks.

PONY TRAIL: Saturday, September 14th starting at Sarg Hubbard Park at 9:30 AM (no charge for the pony trails). CRUISE-IN: Saturday, September 14th starting at 5 PM – Major’s Drive-In, 1705 W. Lincoln Ave., Yakima.

– Check our web site for details – www.suncountrymustang.com Proceeds from this show benefits: Children’s Wishes & Dreams,

Yakima Valley College Foundation - Automotive Scholarships For more information contact: Dave Mitts (509)494-3210 or dmmitts@gmail.com

DASH PLAQUES TO THE FIRST 150 REGISTERED ENTRANTS CLASS NUMBER AND DISCRIPTION

1. 1964½ to 65 Mustang Hardtop 2. 1966 Mustang Hardtop 3. 1964½ to 65 Mustang Convt. 4. 1966 Mustang Convertible 5. 1965-66 Mustang Fastback 2+2 6. 1967-68 Mustang Hardtop 7. 1967-68 Mustang Convertible 8. 1967-68 Mustang Fastback 9. 1968 California Special 10. 69-73 Mustang (all) (excluding Boss, Mach 1, & Shelby) 11. 1969-71 Mustang BOSS 12. 1969-73 Mustang MACH 1 13. Up to 1970 Mustang Shelby 14. 1974-78 Mustang II (all) 15. 1979 -2004 Cobra/SVO/ SVT/Saleen/Roush/etc. 16. 1979-93 Mustang (all) 17. 1994-98 Mustang (all)

18. 1999-2004 Mustang Hardtop 19. 1999-2004 Mustang Convertible 20. 2005-09 Mustang (all) 21. 2005-09 Shelby & Shelby GT500 (Hardtop & Convt.) 22. 2005-14 Saleen/Roush/Steeda/Spec. (excluding SVT, GT350,& GT500) 23. 2010-14 Mustang Hardtop (excluding Shelby’s) 24. 2010-14 Mustang Convertible (excluding Shelby’s) 25. 2010-14 Shelby, Shelby GT 350 & 500 (Hardtop & Convt.) 26. 1979-2014 Factory Special (Boss/ Mach 1/Bullitt/Pace Cars/Calif. Spec.) 27. 2015-20 Mustang Convertible 28. 2015-20 Mustang Hardtop 29. 2015-20 Mustang High Performance (GT350/Shelby/Roush/Saleen/Steeda 30. Cougar (all)

31. Cougar Modified (all) 32. 1964½ -73 Mustang Modified 33. 1979-1993 Mustang Modified 34. 1994-2004 Mustang Modified 35. 2005 & Later Mustang Modified 36. Teen class-15-1/5-19 years old 37. Pre-1949 Any Ford Powered 38. 1949-65 Any Ford Powered * 39. 1966 & Later Any Ford Powered * (* for class 38 & 39 = Any Ford Powered EXCEPT a Mustang or Cougar) 40. All Ford Powered Pickup, SUV, Truck, Bronco & Ranchero 41. Ford Thunderbird (1955-57 & 2002- 2005 two seat) 42. Ford Thunderbird (other than two seat) 43. Any Non-Ford Powered, 1969 & older 44. Any Non-Ford Powered, 1970 & newer

Vehicles with a modified body MUST go into a modified class. If you have a modified engine and do not enter into a modified class, the car must be shown with the hood down. The show committee has the final say as to what cars will be considered modified.

BEST OF SHOW & BEST INTERIOR, as well as all CLASS Trophies Awarded By Participant’s Choice (Host Club does not vote) NO CAR STEREOS OR AMPLIFIED MUSIC ON DURING SHOW HOURS

Host club has the right to remove person(s) & vehicles(s) from the show, if not abiding by club and park rules.

Bring a backpack with school supplies to be entered into a Special Drawing. Backpacks will be donated to Caring for Kids.

50/50 Raffle will be donated to St. Francis House. Proceeds will also support Emergency Food Network, Santa’s Castle & The Tears Foundation

www.piercecountymustangclub.com

Charlene Rivera Chairperson (360) 459-3993

riveralarrycharlene@comcast.net

Griot’s Garage 3333 South 38th Street

Tacoma, WA 98409

Gates Open 8am Voting 10am to 1pm

Pre-registration $20 by August 3rd Day of Event $25 Pre-register early...first 60 will receive a goodie bag

Printing courtesy of American Home Center

Upcoming Events(please double check all event info, as details may have changed)

JUNE7 PCMC Membership Meeting: 7:30pm at Bowen Scarff Ford8 Hot Rod Garage Car Show at Auburn School District Transportation Department. https://www.facebook.com/events/2627858340574566/13 PCMC Dinner Night at Torero’s at The Landing in Renton. See page 7 for details and RSVP to bcpmlp@gmail.com by 6/10. 15 Grady Way Classic Car Show in Renton. https://www.facebook.com/events/585624281922459/15 Fox Body Picnic (all Mustangs welcome). 10am at Rainbow Falls State Park in Chehalis. Discovery Pass or $10 Day Pass required. 16 Fenders on Front Street, Issaquah. http://fendersonfrontstreet.com19 PCMC Board Meeting at Mitzel’s in Kent. 6:30pm dinner, 7pm meeting. Open to all club members that wish to attend.20-23 Cool Desert Nights in Richland. http://www.cooldesertnights.com/22 Evergreen Mustangs Muscle Car Mania in Vancouver, WA. https://www.facebook.com/events/291611198058632/29 Greenwood Car Show https://www.greenwoodcarshow.com/30 Great Race Shine Time Car Show at LeMay ACM. https://www.americascarmuseum.org/event/shinetime/

JULY4 4th of July Car Show at Les Gove Park in Auburn. 11am-4pm.5-7 Pacific NW Historics Races at Pacific Raceways. northwesthistorics.com6 Gig Harbor Wings & Wheels Show at Tacoma Narrows Airport. https://gigharborwingsandwheels.com/car-show/6 Caffeine & Gasoline at Griot’s Garage. griotsgarage.com6 Drive-In Movie at ACM: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. 4:30-10pm. https://www.americascarmuseum.org/7 PCMC Car Corral Day at Pacific NW Historics Races at Pacific Raceways. See page 2 for details. northwesthistorics.com7 Return to Renton Car Show. returntorenton.com12 National Collector Car Appreciation Day13 PCMC Cruise to Ellensburg. See page 4 for more details and stay tuned for more info!17 PCMC Board Meeting at Mitzel’s in Kent. 6:30pm dinner, 7pm meeting. Open to all club members that wish to attend.18-21 Mustangs Northwest Roundup & All Ford Picnic. Ride & Drive, Judged Show & People’s Choice. mustangsnorthwest.com26-28 Goodguys Pacific NW Nationals at Puyallup Fairgrounds. https://www.good-guys.com/pnwn-201828 Mustangs on the Waterfront in Port Orchard. http://www.kitsapmustangclub.org/annual-show

ON-GOING• Friday Night Cruise-Ins at Covington WalMart. 4pm-dusk, May

thru Sept. $2 donation requested for automotive scholarships.• Saturday Night Cruise-Ins at Sunrise Village in Puyallup. 5pm-

dusk, June thru August.

PCMC AdvertisingClassified Ads: (Cars/Parts only)• Listing in newsletter (approx. 1/4 page ad) and on

website, includes description and up to 3 photos.• PCMC Members: FREE• Non-Members: $10 per month (2 month minimum)

Commercial Ads: (same for members/non-members)• $120 per year for newsletter OR website, $200 per

year for both• Runs consecutively for 12 calendar months.• Business card size (3.5” w x 2” h)

Advertising Terms:• Payment must be received in full in advance of ad

run.• No refunds once payment is received or if item sells

early.• Questions? PCMCpegasus@gmail.com

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About Pacific Cascade Mustang ClubBased in Kent, Washington, Pacific Cascade Mustang Club is the only original Mustang club in the Puget Sound area, and the oldest Mustang club in the nation. We are a group of Mustang and Ford enthusiasts who are dedicated to the enjoyment and preservation of Mustangs young, old and in between.

Membership MeetingsMeetings are held the first Friday of every month at 7:30pm at Bowen Scarff Ford in Kent (1157 Central Avenue North).

Community SupportPacific Cascade Mustang Club has donated tens of thousands of dollars over the years to support local charities through our activities, events and annual car show. We have supported Pediatric Interim Care Center in Kent, Northwest Harvest, Kent Firefighters Toys for Joy Drive, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, among others.

Annual Car ShowPCMC and Bowen Scarff Ford in Kent host our annual All Ford Show and Mustang Roundup in August. The show is open to all Ford, Lincoln and Mercury-powered vehicles.

Tours and EventsPCMC takes part in numerous events including garage tours, recreational outings, car show caravans, tech sessions and a monthly dinner night out. Dinner night out takes place on the 13th of every month. If the 13th falls on a weekend, we try to organize a local trip or tour for the day.

Tech SessionsThe club hosts various tech sessions for members to learn more about restoring, repairing and maintaining their Mustangs. Tech sessions are typically held on an as-needed basis and have included topics like cleaning and detailing, front-end suspension, electrical, wiring, brakes and differentials.

Membership Requirements• Attend 2 functions,

one of which must be a membership meeting.

• Be a currently licensed driver with valid insurance.

• Own, drive, or be an enthusiast of Mustangs or Ford-powered vehicles and have a desire to enjoy companionship with other Mustang and Ford enthusiasts.

• Pay dues of $30 per household per year.

If you are interested in joining Pacific Cascade Mustang Club, please contact our Membership Chair, Linda Hallberg, at hallberg66pcmc@hotmail.com.

PacificCascadeMustangClub.org

Mailing Address:Pacific Cascade Mustang ClubP.O. Box 58582

Renton, WA 98058