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NEWSLETTER /NOVEMBER 2018 It was a beautiful Friday morning to venture into Beatty for the annual Beatty Day's Parade. That is for everyone except Bob and Doreen! Bob rolls over a speed bump in the Santa Fe parking lot and hears a clunk and his car stops moving! But, being the good sport we all know Bob to be, he calls AAA and has his car towed to the shop! He and Doreen jump into their modern car and meet us in Beatty to start the weekend! We had 4 cars and 9 members together for the weekend. We all enjoyed a lazy Friday around the pool eating and laughing at all the stories told by the members. Saturday morning the group met to decorate the IN THIS ISSUE Page 1 TOP PHOTO: Trophy winners LOWER LEFT: Bill's scary entry CENTER PHOTO: Group Photo LOWER RIGHT : Parade shot LOWER LOWER RIGHT: Kathy's truck PICTURED ABOVE: RIBBON AWARDSl BEATTY DAYS 2018 MODEL A'S TAKE HOME 4 TROPHYS continued on page 5
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L A S V E G A S V A L L E Y M O D E L A F O R D C L U B
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It was a beautiful Friday morning to venture into Beatty for the annual Beatty Day's Parade. That is for everyone except Bob and Doreen! Bob rolls over a speed bump in the Santa Fe parking lot and hears a clunk and his car stops moving! But, being the good sport we all know Bob to be, he calls AAA and has his car towed to
the shop! He and Doreen jump into their modern car and meet us in Beatty to start the weekend! We had 4 cars and 9 members together for the weekend. We all enjoyed a lazy Friday around the pool eating and laughing at all the stories told by the members. Saturday morning the group met to decorate the
IN THIS ISSUE
UP-COMING EVENTS
OFFICERS REPORTS
BIRTHDAYS
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TOP PHOTO: Trophy winners LOWER LEFT: Bill's scary entry CENTER PHOTO: Group Photo LOWER RIGHT : Parade shot LOWER LOWER RIGHT: Kathy's truck PICTURED ABOVE: RIBBONAWARDSl
BEATTY DAYS TOUR
CHINA RANCH &
SHOSHONE TOUR
BEATTY DAYS 2018
MODEL A'S TAKE
HOME 4 TROPHYS
PAHRUMP & DATE
FARM TOUR
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NUTS 'N BOLTSNEWSLETTER: Published monthly by the LVVMAFC. Articles submitted for publication should reach the editor by Saturday noon following the monthly meetings. All articles become the property of the club and are subject to corrections or revisions. Permission granted to reprint articles. WEB SITE: www.vegasmodela.com DUES: $25 annual club dues are payable before the first day of January. Members not paid by January 31st shall be considered inactive and dropped from all chapter mailings. Members are encouraged to join the MAFCA national organization for $50. Visit www.mafca.com to join.
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UP-COMING EVENTS
MONTHLY MEETING:Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at The Tap House,5589 W. Charleston Blvd., social get togetherbegins at 6 P.M. and meeting starts at 7:30 P.M.
CHRISTMAS PARTY:December 8, 2018 Giuseppe's Bar & Grill 6065 S Durango Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89113 Meet: 6:00 P.M. for cocktails, Dinner: 7:00 P.M.
Happy Birthday to:
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Membership & Publicity
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Bob Taylor
Jim Miller
Dave Ringenbach
Judy Fine
Liz Prehm
Dan Prehm Ray White
Tony Gardner
Charlotte Kessler
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Liz Prehm
2018 OFFICERS & DIRECTORS
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Wayne Rogers Deren Usbug Kat McMahon Pam White Chris Ringenbach Donna Chesto Jim Robbins
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KICK OFF BREAKFAST:January 13, 2019 Paiute IndianGolf Course Club House Meet: Santa Fe 8:30 A.M.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
DECEMBER 8, 2018
GUISEPPE'S BAR & GRILL
6:00 P.M. Coctails 7:00 P.M. Dinner
REMEMBER NO MEETING IN THEMONTH OF DECEMBER
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THE PREZ SEZ
By Bob Taylor
TOUR REPORT
By Dan Prehm
SUNSHINE REPORT
By Charlotte Kessler
VP REPORT
By Dave Ringenbach
While working in the new shop, Grandad died by falling through the roof, leaving Gramps and his brother Georgeto run the shop and to support their mother. Gramps closed the shop and retired in 1967. Del remembers workingaround the garage at nine years old. Del drove a 1929 Model A truck to high school without a license, with hisparent’s permission. He was also told they would deny they gave him permission, if he were caught. He never gotcaught! In 1985, Dan Prehm found a Coupe for Del stuck in 6 inches of dirt. That year Del restored his first Model A, a 1931Sport Coupe, with Gramps’ and Dan's help. Del next found a '29 Sedan, but wanted a truck. So, Dan found a truckcab, put it in Del’s driveway with Christmas lights all over it, and a sign that read, “Merry Christmas, From Dan andLiz”. Del gave Dan the Sedan body and Del built his second Model A, a 1929 Pickup. In 1987 Gramps moved to Las Vegas and along with Del and Dan joined the Las Vegas Valley Model A Ford Club.Many members were helped by Gramps in restorations, repairs and seminars. Gramp's knowledge and willingness tohelp everyone prompted the club to create the Gramps Award for outstanding service to the club in the field of automotive technology. The 1990's saw Del restore a '31 Roadster. Upon retirement in 2008, Del worked with Jim Hildreth at the shop,restoring (at last count) ten Model A's! Del and Lynda currently own a '31 Sport Coupe and a '29 Town Sedan.
RAY WHITE assistant tour director
Del & Gramps Hering
October and November are definitely Model A weather days! Since our last meeting we have had 5 events!October 26-28 was our Beatty Day's with 11 people and 4 cars. Bob will be happy to brag about the 4 trophy's and2 ribbons our club took home. That same weekend Ray & Pam White sponsored an event highlighting the Old Water District building in BoulderCity. I wasn't there but heard 6 people and 3 cars represented our club. I'll let Ray fill us in on the event. November 2-4 Hal White organized a tour to Death Valley China Ranch & Date Farm with a visit to Shoshone fortheir annual Western Days. The Pahrump Winery was also a part of this tour. Hal can fill us in on the suspensefuldrive to the ranch. Mike can tell you what it was like getting out of the valley! Five Model A's and 14 members andguests had a great time. Doug & Elaine and Karen & Mike Schmidt were able to join the group in Pahrump. ( continued top of page 4)
physical therapy. Best wishes for a good recovery, Bob. Dave Ringenbach will have surgery on his throat at USC on the 28th. Please keep him in your thoughts andprayers. Max Miller lost his wife after an extended illness. Thinking of you and yours Max. A check in Lois' memory hasbeen sent to the kidney foundation of Las Vegas. Carol Miller has two more weeks off her feet, she says the foot is feeling better. Lorraine Hanna says hello and Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.
Del Hering’s Model A history goes back two generations. Del’sgrandad had his first shop in 1927 working on Model T’s and A’s.Del’s father, Gramps, worked in the shop until it was sold in 1934 to open a new shop in Southgate, California.
November Sunshine report: Doug & Elaine Warren joined us forlunch & dinner in Pahrump. Great to see you both. Keep up thegood work, Doug. Bob Chesto had knee replacement surgery and is now having
As the last newsletter of 2018 I want to thank all the members for theirparticipation this year and especially our Board members whose effortshave made my job a pleasure. Please let Dave, Judy, Liz, Dan, Tony,
Charlotte, and Mark know how much you have appreciated their efforts. Without them you would have been left withonly me. Yikes! Looking forward to the Christmas Party and Kick-off Breakfast. Please let Dan know if you’replanning on attending. We need your commitment NOW! Thanks again to all of you for making my year as yourpresident a real pleasure with a tip of the old skimmer. Bob
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The November meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by ourpresident. The pledge was led by our VP and we were on our way tostart a busy meeting. We had 25 members present and 1 guest/ newmember, Alex Orduno. Pat & Kat drove their Model A as did Donovan.
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By Liz Prehm
A motion to accept the minutes was made by Kat and seconded by Kory. Bob announced the November Birthdays and we gave them all a big round of applause. Charlotte started off with her Sunshine report, she filled us in on our club members who were under the weather. She then presented a gift to our waitress, Donna, who was very surprised and very grateful. So lucky to have her! Judy said she has been receiving dues and payments for the Christmas Party. Remember you still have time to get inon the Christmas party, please get your checks into her. Liz would like to know if anyone has updates or changes to put into the 2019 roster. Please let me know. Hal filled in for Tony and gave a short report on what has been going on at the shop. Dan gave a recap on the different tours we have had recently. He also listed all the club events of 2018. Mark took over for the nomination committee. He asked for nominations for each office was given a first and secondon all that were nominated. He also asked if anyone would like to run for any of the board positions. Then heexplained the two awards to vote on. The McComb Golden Piston Award and The Gramps Award. Ballots werehanded out at the meeting and emailed to all members. They must be turned in by December 8th, please. Thewinners will be announced at the Christmas Party. Our new member, Alex Orduno, told us he has a 1928 Coupe and it is not running right now. I'm sure the club canhelp with that. Welcome to the club, Alex and Frances. Alex must be a lucky guy because he won the dark horse. He has John Goodwill to thank for that because heencouraged him to buy the dark horse ticket! The motion to close the meeting was made by Pat and seconded by Bob Andrini. Time 8:18 P.M. Remember the Christmas Party is coming up! We will have door prizes and great food, music and great people toenjoy the evening with! Will Mr & Mrs. Santa be there??
TREASURER
By Judy Collett
__________________________________________________________IT IS ALMOST TIME TO PAY 2019 CLUB DUES! The dues are $25.00 per family. If you are going to the ChristmasParty, pay your dues by Dec 1, 2018 and save!! The Christmas dinner is $40.00 per person but if you pay byDecember 1, 2018 It will only cost $30.00 per person. So a check for$85.00 will pay dues and two dinners at the Christmas party. Pleasemake checks payable to LVVMAFC and mail to Judy Fine. (addressto the left) If paying only dues send a check for $25.00.
I would like to thank the members whosent pictures and articles for thisnewsletter. Thanks to Doreen, Kat, Karen Schmidt,Hal, Mike, Charlotte, Dan and Tony. Ireally appreciate them and I hope youdon't mind if I edit them. Any member iswelcome to send pictures or articles theythink would be enjoyed by our readers.The Editor
Judy Fine 6305 Black Swan Lane Las Vegas, NV 89118
If my body was a car, I would be trading it in for a new model!! I've got bumps, dents, scratches and my headlights are out of focus. My gearbox is seizing up and it takes me hours to reach maximum speed. I overheat for no reason. And every time I sneeze, cough or laugh either my radiator leaks or my exhaust back fires!! Author unknown.
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Pat & Tony deciding not to takeon another restoration project!
November 10th came with Jim Miller's annual excursion to the Veteran's Car Show. We had 8 Model A's andTony's 1964 Corvette. There were about 400 other cars of every make and model. Free BBQ, gifts, kid crafts and beautiful weather made it a fantastic run. November 18th, last but not least, 24 members and 9 Model A's showed up at Du-Par's restaurant for breakfast. Fantastic turn out for some great food with good friends! Thanks to every member who sponsored a tour or breakfast this year, you all did a great job!!
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cars for the parade. Bill andKathy went all out decoratingtheir cars with some very spookylooking creatures! Our club looked great drivingdown the parade route in frontof all the spectators. So sorryBob was unable to have his car inthe parade but he dressed up andjoined in with his gangster look!Always a fun addition to thecars. The car show at the park wasfantastic as usual. Our Pahrumpmembers Karen & Mike Schmidtwere there when we arrived.Always good to see them. Since Bob's car was out ofcommission, he gave his spot inthe car show to Dan. Lucky forDan he took 1st Place for theoriginal 1928-1940 categoryJerry came in 2nd for the same. Bill took 1st Place in the Modified1928-1940 division. Kathy took1st Place in the Truck category1928-1940. The Club received 1st Place forBest Halloween DecoratedParade Entry and 1st Place in theAuto's & Truck division. So, even though we had asmaller group this year we stillmade the club proud with 4Trophies and 2 Orange Ribbons. Thanks Bob for a great tour!
The Vozzola Brothers
Bill's Spider Web!
Jerry's Model A
Club Members
Dan's Model A
Gangster Bob!
Bob & Doreen
Kathy & Werdna
Should Liz be kissing this old geezer?
Shop fixes Andrini's axle Just as fast as Bob's axle was broken the guys at the shop are ready to repair it! The boys jumped right in and within 4 work days he was back on the road.
Pictured left: The Andrini car being towed to the shop Below: Bob getting it fixed Right: Del & Hal doing what they dobest!
The Tow Bob, Hal and Del putting it all back together
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, Well here we are, the long-awaited overnight tour to the China Ranch Date Farm / Pahrump wine tour, overnight stay and trip to Shoshone,CA. As before any trip you have to plan. Phone calls made, members contacted etc. Our overnight itinerary is as follows. We were going to meetat McDonalds at Blue Diamond road and S. Rainbow at 8:00 am and depart at 8:30 am. From there we were going to China Ranch Date Farm,back track to Pahrump to Pahrump Valley Winery for lunch, wine tasting and tour. From there to second winery wine tasting and tour atsanders Family Winery. From there to our Motel rooms at Best western motel. Rest for a little bit and go out to dinner at Ohjah Japanese steakHouse. After a good night rest and breakfast, we were off to Shoshone, CA. for Shoshone Days Festival and then back home. That was the planand itinerary. After all is said and done everything is looking good. We have 8 count them 8 model A Fords going and 25 people going for dinner. Now we wait for our departure date of Nov. 2. Life is good, everything came together nicely. Then it struck, you know that sinking feeling.After all arrangements are made and announced, and plans made, a sequence of events started happening. One model A broke an axle, amember had a small heath issue, two other member received phone calls from doctors and both went in for foot and knee surgery. Lost anothercouple due to not being able to get off work (we all know what that is like). Lost another couple due to unexpected family member coming intotown. Boy we are dropping like flies We are now down to 9 people still going. Then we have confusion from the motel telling us they do not haveany rooms available. We were able to talk with motel and clear up confusion. They do have rooms for Las Vegas Valley Model A Ford Clubmembers. Everything is back on track or is it. After some research and checking," Houston we have a problem". There is no way we can drive from Vegasto Chine Ranch Date Farm and back to route 160 to Pahrump on a single tank of gas given our extremely high Model A fuel consumption. Wewould all be sitting on the side of the road hoping for cell service to get a hold of someone to bring us gas. Well back to the drawing board as theysay. Not being one to give up very easily, I recalculated, made more phone calls, did more research, and have come up with a plan. We changed ourstarting point a couple miles down the road to route 159 and route 160 at Terrible Gas Station and Mini Mart. We have a new itinerary. ChinaRanch Date Farm stays the same but we now will have to drive to Shoshone, CA for gas. We can no longer make our lunch at Pahrump Valleywinery and had to cancel lunch at that location. Where to have lunch? Then a light bulb came on. Club members Mike and Karen Schmidt live inPahrump. Made a phone call and was able to get a hold to Karen. Advised her of our situation and she informed us that she and Mike go to RedSky Restaurant. Everything else stays the same and we will get to Pahrump Valley winery on Saturday afternoon. We all meet and top off our tanks. At 8:30 am on the dot here we go. Our drive on route 160 was pleasant. All five model A's made it over thehump with no problems and continued to our Tecopa road turn off. Not much warning that we all have to make a left turn and haveapproximately a 1/8 of a mile to cross 2 lanes of traffic and make the turn. We all made it with no problems. We have a nice relaxing 35 to 40mph ride. Very little traffic and cooler morning weather made it very pleasurable. Within a short period of time we are there, the dreaded dirt road. The road was only one lane at times and the steep downhill just before thefarm was an eye opener and fun. (Let’s do it again). We reached the date farm and had a relaxing and interesting time. The only thing thatwould have made it better was if there weren’t so many flies, but then that is part of the experience. Leaving the China Ranch Date Farm and going back down that dusty road was just as fun as when we came in. Auhhhhhhhhh, nice back topaved roads. We proceeded to Shoshone, CA. for gas. Only one gas station in the town with a population of 31, according to the sign. We headedto the gas station and the price of gas was $5.09 for 87 octane and went up from there. $20.00 got us 3.8 gallons, just enough to get us toPahrump. Down the road we head to Pahrump. We made it to town and what would a tour be without going the wrong way. We pulled over to the side ofthe road and check cell phone. We have cell service, called Mike Schmidt and got reoriented with correct directions and we make a U-turn. Driveto our lunch location like we have been there before. Had a terrific lunch and were joined by Doug and Elaine Warren. It was so good to seethem! From there, on to Sanders Family Winery. We were met at the door by the owner Jack and with the help of employee Chrystal had awonderful time wine tasting. For those of us that did not taste wine, we were offered beverages and water. After everybody made theirpurchases, we headed back to town to get our rooms at the Best Western Motel. Dennis got into a bit of trouble which will be explained in thisnewsletter in another newsletter article. We got our rooms and then off to dinner at the Japanese steak house where Mike, Karen, Doug, and Elaine joined us for a great evening. The next morning after breakfast and a couple small repairs on our cars we're off again to Shoshone, CA. After spending time there, back toPahrump for lunch and due to some car issues, we canceled the Pahrump Winery tour for another time and headed home. Everybody made is home safely and I'm thinking they were reflecting on what a great tour we had. So, this is the long version of our tour. Icould have said, we planned, we went, and we came back, THE END. One last comment, the members that went on this tour were Hal & Pat White, Tony & Jan Gardner, Mike & Charlotte Kessler, Pat & KatMcMahon, Dennis Rutkoskie and friend Daryl. Dan & Liz & his sister and husband met us at the Date Farm.
China Ranch Date Farm & Shoshone Tourby: Hal White
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VETERAN'S DAY CAR SHOW
BOULDER CITY OLD WATER PLANT
DENNIS BEATS THE WRAP!
The Veteran's Day Car show was a big success. There must have been over400 cars total at the show. Our members did a great job representing our club.Doug had his Police car, Kat and Pat drove Henry and Percy, Bill had his '29Modified Model A, Hal was in his '29 Sports Coupe, Jim drove his '29 Pick Up,Bob had his '29 Tudor Sedan and Dan drove his 1930 Deluxe Town Sedan.Tony drove out his 1964 Corvette and displayed it between the Model As. A nicedisplay of cars. The Veterans cooked grilled hot dogs and hamburgers as fast as everyonecould gobble them up. they had a live band playing patriotic music and populartunes. Booths were set up to offer helpful information and free trinkets. For the kids there were train rides and different crafts to make. The weather wasbeautiful which made the entire day very enjoyable. Thanks to Jim for setting this event up for us.
This is a great story you have tohear! After the Model A Club left the China Ranch they drove to Pahrump for lunch. Dennis Rutkoskie followingbehind the other 4 cars was stoppedby a red light. When the light finallyturned green the other cars werecompletely out of sight. He didn'tknow where the restaurant was sohe stepped on the gas to catch upand find the group. Then there it wasthat dreaded sound of police sirens! The police were chasing him!! Going51 mph in a 35 mph speed zone.With the sirens blasting Dennis pullsover with two police cars pulling upbehind him!! He could just picturehimself behind bars!! He explainedhis reason for speeding and pleadedfor mercy! After a brief consultationbetween the two officers they let himgo with a warning and let him knowhe just dodged a $300 fine! Personally, I think they just couldn'tbelieve a Model A could go that fast!Nice going Dennis!
Ray & Pam White hosted a Preserve the Old Water PlantDay in Boulder City. They bothdressed in the era.Dave &Chris and Pat & Kat attendedthe event on Saturday.
Members enjoying the Veteran's Car Show
The Gang (Hal & Bill) showing Doug who is boss! Pat & Perky Jim is selling his truck! Model A"s showing off!
Dennis the Menace to society!
On Sunday November 19, 2018 the Las VegasValley Model A Ford Club met at Du-Par'sRestaurant (in the Sun Coast Casino) forbreakfast. A total of 9 Model A's showed-up witha few modern cars in addition. We made quite astir in the parking lot with the Sun Coast'sSecurity Chief showing up to see what wasgoing on. Their security was very nice to workwith but warned us that they could not takeresponsibility for such nice classic cars. I toldhim not to worry and that we take themeverywhere and it is our responsibility to watchthem. He then told me that he would have theirsecurity vehicles patrol the area and watch thevehicles, which I thanked him for. A lot of SunCoast patrons came over to see the vehicles allparked in a row. Inside Du-Par's Restaurant we had a separateback room just for the Model A'ers. We had atotal of 24 people attending, which was a littledisappointing since we had 32 people sign up forthe event. Du-par's specialty is their pancakeswhich are very good and very large. Afterbreakfast several people had to have "take homeboxes" even though they only had the medium orsmall stack of pancakes. Overall, no one wentaway hungry and the manager thanked us forgiving them a try. The service was a little bumpyat times but they made it right and the food wasvery good. It was a beautiful day for a Model A drive with anice breakfast to match. Things don't get muchbetter than that! Regards, Tony & Jan Gardner
SUNDAY BREAKFAST AT DU-PAR'S RESTAURANT
By, Dan Prehm
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MODEL A CLUB TOURS EVENTS BREAKFASTS
FOR 2018
JANUARY
Kick off breakfast at Paiute GolfCourse Sponsored by: Mike Kessler
FEBRUARY
Breakfast- Omelette House inHenderson Lake Mead drive and Visitor'sCenter Sponsored by: Dan Prehm Boulder City Walking Tour Sponsored by: Ray White
MARCH
Breakfast- Boulder City Golfcourse St. Patrick's Day parade and Chloride Tour Sponsored by: Kat & PatMcMahon Breakfast- Bisquit Cafe Sponsored by: Bob & VickiTaylor
APRIL
Breakfast- Hometown Eats Sponsored by: Dave & ChrisRingenbach Nelson's Landing Tour Breakfast Boulder City GolfCourse Sponsored by: Dan Prehm Scottish Rights Event Sponsored by: Bob Taylor
MAYSpring Mt Ranch Picnic Sponsored by: Tony & JanGardner Breakfast- Farmer Boy's Sponsored by: Kat & PatMcMahon
JUNE
Breakfast- Bonnie Springs Sponsored by: Bob & VickiTaylor MAFCA Nationals in Sparks Sponsored by: MAFCA & Tony & Jan Gardner
JULY
Summerlin 4th of July Parade Breakfast- Mimi's Cafe Sponsored by: Hal White
AUGUST
Pool Party Sponsored by: Steve & JudyCollett
SEPTEMBER
T & A Picnic at Sunset Park Sponsored by; Model T Club Breakfast- Black Bear Diner Sponsored by: Bob & VickiTaylor
OCTOBER
Lunch- Cottonwood Station inBlue Diamond Sponsored by: Dan Prehm andChris & Dave Ringenbach Beatty Days Sponsored by: Bob Andrini Boulder City Water Plant Sponsored by: Ray White
NOVEMBER
Shoshone Day's & Date Farm Pahrump Winery Tour Sponsored by: Hal White Veteran's Car Show Sponsored by: Jim Miller
DECEMBER
Christmas Party Sponsored by: Dan Prehm &Mike Kessler
Automotive Heritage Tour 2019TIMING: 8 Days 7 Nights: Saturday, September 7, 2019 - Saturday, September 14, 2019 TOURING: 5+ Auto Museums, 2 Antique Villages & Auto Plant DISTANCE: Motor coach a loop 530 miles through Michigan & Indiana INVITEES: All LVVMAFC members and friends and interested Model A Clubs THIS IS A TOUR THAT SHOULD NOT BE MISSED! TONY HAS PUT SO MUCH WORK INTOPLANNING THIS AMAZING TOUR. ALL PLANS HAVE BEEN WORKED OUT, WE JUST HAVETO PAY AND SHOW UP FOR THE ADVENTURE! PLEASE CONTACT TONY GARDNER IFYOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN THE GROUP FOR A FUN AND EDUCATIONAL VACATION! TONY GARDNER: [email protected] LAST BOOKING DATE: JANUARY 10, 2019
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