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The Galloping

Gazette

The Official Newsletter Of The

Central Virginia Mustang Club

September 2013 / Issue 321

CVMC News

29th Annual Mustang

and Ford Show Update

September 21, 2013

Sponsorships

We need trophy sponsors! Please

consider sponsoring a trophy class for

$100. You or your business will

appear on the plaques of trophies in a

specific letter class and appear in the

show program.

Judging

The second judging clinic is scheduled

for Friday, September 13th, 6:00pm –

8:00pm at Gordon Martin’s House,

10775 Ashcake Station Place (804-

550-3196). Please plan to attend if

you plan to judge cars during the

show. No previous experience is

necessary, just a good eye for detail!

Please bring a chair if you have one.

We need you!

Pre-Registration

We currently have 21 online and at

least six mail-in pre-registrations.

Deadline for pre-registration is

September 10th.

Goody Bag Stuffing Night

September 18, 6:30pm – 8:30pm, Ron

Martin’s house

Contact your local businesses for 175-

180 items for our goody bags and/or

door prizes

Wounded Warriors

The show is a proud supporter of

Wounded Warriors, if you wish to

make a donation, go to our donation

website

https://support.woundedwarriorproject

.org/individual-fundraising/cvmcshow/.

Your Show Contacts Are:

Show Chair: Kathy McWilliams - (804)

557-0105 or

show@centralvamustang.com

Dave Dickey:

headjudge@centralvamustang.com

Go to our website,

www.centralvamustang.com/show

or the Central Virginia Mustang

Club Facebook events page for

updates and important information

https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/

516048318416847/

Article by Kathy McWilliams &

Photo by Tony Hall

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For a 10% discount on Labor Charges

be sure to present your Current CVMC

Membership Card

Richmond Ford

Phone: 804-358-5521

4600 West Broad St.

Richmond, Va. 23230

www.richmondford.com

Be sure to present your CVMC

Membership Card for a Club Discount

on parts in their Parts Department

Teddy Bear Run

November 2, 2013

Our "Teddy Bear Run" with the

Blue Nights is taking shape. I met with

Tommy Edwards for quite a while on

Tuesday night to get all the

information. I am really excited as this

is going to be one of the biggest,

coolest most fun cruise, car show, that

I think we have done. Please, I know

we have plenty of time, but mark your

calendars NOW.

The Teddy Bear Run is Saturday

November 2, 2013. I will discuss this

with the club at our June meeting so

please attend I guarantee you will love

this. We are putting a lot of work into

this and need a BIG turnout. If you

have any questions or cannot attend

the June meeting please call me at

804-272-4007, thanks.

Mark Abrams

CVMC Cruise In’s for

2013

COME ON AND GO ON A

CRUISE OR A CRUISE IN.

Your Cruise committee tries to

schedule a monthly event in the

months of April thru December. We

know everyone can't go to all of the

events for various reasons. That is

why we try to have at least one per

month so everyone can get to one or

more. For those of you that have been

on previous events, I believe we have

had a lot of fun. Come out and meet

fellow club members and their

families. Meet members of other car

clubs. Get valuable information about

Ford Mustangs and other Ford models

.Our charity Cruise-In to McGuire

Veterans Hospital last fall was a

wonderful event. To see the smiles on

the veterans faces looking at the cars

was priceless. There is a lot of

volunteer time and hours that go into

planning and coordinating these

events. So bring the family out to a

Cruise- In picnic or any of these fun

filled events. If you have an event you

would like to suggest, let your Cruise

Committee know your thoughts on it .

We will try to make it happen if at all

possible.

PROPOSED CRUISE SCHEDULE FOR

2013

SEPTEMBER - CVMC Fall Car

Show at Bass Pro Shop,

Ashland, VA; September 21,

2013

OCTOBER – Fall Leaf Cruise –

October 26, 2013, Route to be

Determined

NOVEMBER – Teddy Bear Run

November 2, 2013

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DECEMBER – Toys-For-Tots -

Date To Be Determined

CVMC Cruise Committee:

Ray Louth, Mark Abrams and

Tommy Wilson

Rick Nochta has been restoring

Mustangs since 1985. To better serve

the Mustang hobbyist, Rick became a

MCA certified and gold card judge for

65-70 Shelbys and Shelby American

Automobile Club (SAAC) 1965 Shelby

Head Judge. SAAC asked Rick to

rewrite the 65-66 Shelby judging rules

which are used today. For all your

Mustang needs, call Rick today at 804-

321-5383.

CVMC Merchandise

CVMC now has CVMC Logo Car

Magnets for sale at $17.00 apiece.

George Godsey

E-mail: ggg69eliminator@yahoo.com

Facebook

CVMC Is Now On

Facebook & Twitter

CVMC now has a Fan Page on

Facebook. To follow us on Facebook

just type Central Virginia Mustang Club

in the search and become a Fan.

You can also follow CVMC on

Twitter. Type CentralVAMust in the

find on Twitter. Hope you will follow us

with your computer, laptop or smart

phone!

Article by Tony Hall

CVMC August Monthly

Meeting Minutes

By Michelle Jordan

The meeting was called to order

at 7:31 pm by Kathy McWilliams, Vice-

President.

New Members: Sid Paul joined us

with his newly purchased 1966 coupe.

Old Member News: No old member

news was reported.

Treasurer’s Report: Ron Martin

provided a detailed treasurer’s report

for the month of July, 2013.

Membership Report: Laura Pegram

reported on the current status of the

club membership. We currently have

108 members. Everyone is asked to

please recruit new members whenever

you can, and don’t forget to hand out

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show flyers when you have the

chance.

MCA Report: No meeting report.

Please see Dave’s report in the

monthly newsletter for complete

details.

Parades: Llew Stakes reported on

parades. The Powhatan Labor Day

Parade takes place on 9-3-2013.

Website/Facebook: Check the

website/Facebook for up to date info

on the Fall Show.

Cruise/Cruise In Report: August 18-

cruise to Pierces BBQ in Williamsburg.

Nov. 2-Teddybear Run and McGuire VA

Hospital event.

Fall Show Update: A Fall Show

update was provided by Kathy

McWilliams. We are still in need of

sponsors for the show. We have 6 at

this point. Show field set up has been

finalized. Hoping to get Ford

merchandise trailer. Pre-registration is

open. Goodie bag stuffing will take

place at Ron’s house…more to come.

Merchandise: George Godsey

reported on the club merchandise and

reminded everyone that he is able to

get a wide variety of items for the

membership.

The meeting was adjourned at

8:33pm.

For all of your Hardwood Flooring

needs give Don Lane a call at!

1-800-379-5353 or

804-748-0723

Be sure to present you CVMC

Membership Card for a $0.05 per Sq.

Ft. discount!

Thanks for Contributing

To The Galloping

Gazette

I would like to take a minute to

thank everyone who has contributed to

the Galloping Gazette and let everyone

know that if you have an article that

you wrote on anything CVMC, Mustang

and or Ford related please send it to

me to be used in the newsletter.

Ideas for articles are but not

limited to the following… Club

Functions; Car Shows that you

attended; Parades; Restoration

Projects; Modification’s; Unique

Mustang’s and or Ford’s; Unique

people connected with Mustang’s and

or Ford’s; etc… Please include any

pictures.

Be sure to send your articles to.

Tony Hall

president@centralvamustang.com

1965 Mustang GT Coupe For Sale

Smoke grey w/black vinyl top. Cruise-

O-Matic 289/225. True factory GT with

all GT options. All original panels/body,

under the hood and original black

interior. 29,500.00 OBO Call Vicki

Clark 804-569-7081

1966 Mustang Coupe For Sale

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Garaged for the last three years. C-

Code automatic. For more information

contact Terry Parsons at 804-840-

5708.

If you would like to advertise

your Mustang or Ford related items

“For Sale” or “Wanted” be sure to

write them like you would see them in

a newspaper and send your classifieds

to…

Tony Hall

president@centralvamustang.com

Offering Server Support, Desktop

Support, Web Design and Software

Support. Be sure to present you CVMC

Membership Card for a 10% off to

CVMC Members and the business they

work for. Give Rusty Wiseman a call

at! 804-938-5792

News From The

Blue Oval

Mustang 50th

Birthday

Celebration Up-Date

2015 Ford Mustang Spy

Photos Revealed

By: Wes Raynal on 8/20/2013

No doubt Ford's biggest news

next year is the new 2015 Mustang,

launched to help the Blue Oval

celebrate the pony car's 50th

anniversary. Today we're getting our

best look yet at the face of the next

Mustang.

There are significant changes

afoot: We've been reporting for

months the new car could look more

like the Evos concept car Ford showed

at the 2011 Frankfurt motor show.

Additionally, the sixth-generation

Mustang will get independent rear

suspension and will be offered with

turbocharging -- or EcoBoost, in

Fordspeak -- for the first time since

the '80s SVO Mustang. Look for both

turbo-fours and -sixes, and we'd be

stunned if a V8 wasn't also offered;

Automotive News says the four could

produce upward of 300 hp. The new

car will be roughly the same size as

the outgoing car, and a right-hand-

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drive model is expected for the U.K.

and Australia.

We're expecting production to

begin in summer 2014, so we should

be seeing more of these prototypes

running around as the year winds

down. As always, we'll keep you

posted.

Follow us: @AutoweekUSA on

Twitter | AutoweekUSA on Facebook

www.autoweek.com

Article from Autoweek & Photos

from KGP Photography

Looking for a pristine Late Model

Mustang or Saleen? Then give Mark a

call! Phone: 804-784-8851

E-mail:

info@performanceautosport.com

www.performanceautosport.com

Be sure to present you CVMC

Membership Card for a club discount

on their Dyno! 3 pull’s for $65.00

Keselowski Scores 4th

Staight Nationwide Win

AUG. 10, 2013

WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. – Brad

Keselowski scored his second straight

victory in the Nationwide Series

Saturday by holding off Penske Racing

teammate Sam Hornish Jr. over the

closing laps of the Zippo 200 at

Watkins Glen International.

Keselowski has won the past

four Nationwide races he’s entered –

at Richmond, Kentucky, Iowa and the

Glen.

Keselowski, who led 46 of the

race’s 82 laps, outran the hard-

charging Hornish by 1.41 seconds.

From there it was a nine-second drop

to third-place Brian Vickers.

Completing the top five were Regan

Smith and Elliott Sadler.

Keselowski could feel Hornish

pushing him over the final laps.

“I thought he was going to beat

me,” Keselowski said. “He’s a hell of a

road-course racer. I made a couple

little mistakes. I thought he would get

me, to be honest. It just all came

together.

“The Mustangs in the

Nationwide Series are on a roll.”

The series point race tightened.

Hornish, in second place, moved to

within three points (from 14 down) of

leader Austin Dillon.

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“Brad and I had a great race,”

Hornish said of the battle of Mustangs.

“I could pressure him toward the end

of the race, but I never got close

enough to take advantage of anything.

With three laps to go, I got really

sideways through the ‘bus stop’.

“It got to the point where it felt

like I had driven 10 laps over 100

percent each of those laps. I couldn’t

get beside him to wehre I ahd a

legitimate shot to pass him. I needed

to make sure I didn’t make a mistake.”

Ford Finishing Order:

1st – Brad Keselowski

2nd – Sam Hornish Jr.

10th – Trevor Bayne

15th – Travis Pastrana

21st – Joey Logano

22nd – Michael Annett

BRAD KESELOWSKI – No. 22

Hertz Ford Mustang – VICTORY LANE

INTERVIEW: THAT WAS ALMOST

FLAWLESS. “There was definitely some

drama with the different strategies. I

really thought the 48 car could make it

on fuel, but obviously it didn’t. We

just plugged away. We had a fast car

and that’s so important. The Hertz

team and everybody at Penske Racing

did a helluva job. All three Penske cars

were fast and that’s so important.

You’ve got to have a fast car and

you’ve got to execute the weekend to

win these races and our team did that

today.” IT DIDN’T TAKE YOUR TEAM

LONG TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO MAKE

THIS MUSTANG GO FAST. “The

Mustangs are really, really fast.

Everybody has done a great job with

these Nationwide cars and it’s a

pleasure to drive when you’ve got cars

this good.” DID YOU LEARN ANYTHING

THAT WILL CARRYOVER TO

TOMORROW? “No, I think you learn

more about yourself and what your

limitations are and how hard you push

the car and know when you’re pushing

it too hard and know when you can

push it some more. I think you learn

more about yourself than you do the

cars.”

SAM HORNISH JR. – No. 12

Penske Truck Rental Ford Mustang –

WERE YOU MISSING SOMETHING

BETWEEN SECOND AND FIRST? “I was

driving the crap out of the car trying to

pressure Brad into making a mistake

and I got him to get into turn one hard

a couple times and just wore my stuff

out trying do everything I could to

figure out how to keep with him and

keep pressuring him. It was a real

good day for our Penske Truck Rental

Ford Mustang. The guys did a great

job and gave me a great car. We had

a loss in our Penske organization. A

long-time friend, Barbara Signore,

passed away this last week. She was a

good friend to the IROC Series and all

the people at Penske Racing, so we’re

going to miss her. We’re looking

forward to getting to Mid-Ohio next

weekend, but most importantly getting

home tonight to see my girls. It was a

great day. I feel very blessed to come

out here and have a good run. Third

last year, second this year, maybe

we’ll get us a win next year.” YOU’RE

DOWN THREE IN THE POINTS. “With

about five laps to go I had to have a

little bit of a gut-check on what was

more important, winning the race or

getting some points. I did everything I

could do to try to pressure Brad and to

make it a great race for the fans and I

wore my stuff out trying to keep with

him. I got to the point where I about

spun twice trying to pressure him and

trying to figure out a way to get

around him. I just decided it would be

a little bit better to get the points, and

I’m just happy because our Penske

Truck Rental Ford Mustang was really

good today. We’ve qualified on the

pole the last two years here. We

finished third last year, second this

year, so maybe we’ll come back next

year and figure out how to win one.”

WHAT WAS YOUR THOUGHT PROCESS

DOWN THE STRETCH? “The other part

of the whole deal is I’m racing my

teammate, so it’s not like it’s

somebody else. They’re running for

the owner’s championship and all the

things that are going on here at

Penske Racing and we felt really good.

We ran 1-2-3 quite a bit today with

Joey as well. It was very difficult to sit

there and want to win this race and

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what it would mean to me to be able

to win here, but, on the other hand,

the championship is very, very

important to us and that just kept

replaying to me. Every time that car

stepped out and I’d have to make a

big correction to be able to catch it,

you’ve got to be smart here and make

sure that we save the car and get

some good points today.”

TRAVIS PASTRANA – No. 60

Roush Fenway Ford Mustang – “I

didn’t really do that well in practice

and qualifying, but I thought we had a

really, really good car. I was just kind

of smooth and steady in the beginning

and moved up to 10th at one point,

and I was running with some good

cars there in the middle. I got my lap

times down where I wanted to be, but

we bumped into a few people under

braking, so it wasn’t the result that we

had hoped for. I felt like we learned a

lot though and were a top-10 car at

the end, so, for me, that’s still the

primary goal.”

Article & Photos from Ford Racing

Professional Appraiser of Antique,

Classic and Special Interest Vehicles.

The price is $75 a car when in a group

of 4 cars.

757-421-9028

For all of your Auto Detailing needs

give Mr. Hoff a call at!

Office: 804-355-4633 or

Cell: 804-387-2638

Be sure to present you CVMC

Membership Card for a 10% discount!

MCA News

September 2013

Our fall show now appears in

the Event Calendar section of this

month’s issue of Mustang Times.

Here’s hoping all CVMC

members attending the Grand National

show Labor Day weekend comes home

with Gold or first place awards. I have

been informed there are over 500

Mustangs participating in this show.

Here are some of the results

from the July 20th MCA Board of

Directors meeting:

There are over 1,000 Mustangs

already registered for the 50th

Birthday Celebration.

Because of all the work involved in

hosting a National or Grand

National show the BOD has

approved awarding the President’s

Award to that club hosting the

National or Grand National show.

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The September issue is supposed

to have the bios for the 16 MCA

members running for the Board of

Directors election for the 12

vacancies. A ballot will be sent out

to all MCA members. Please vote

and mail your ballot by the

requested date.

MCA military members and

government employees stationed

in areas oversea (APO/FPO

addresses) will be provided access

to Mustang Times on line. This

should stop the long delays,

sometimes longer than a few

months, of all magazines.

The MCA club membership

incentive drive for each new member

has been reinstated. This means that

instead of the new member paying the

standard MCA dues of $50.00, that

new member will pay only $40.00 to

me. At our club’s board meeting the

$10.00 MCA was awarding us will be

passed on the each new MCA member.

I have a special form I have to send to

MCA with the new member’s

application. Included with your

membership is the Mustang Times

magazine which contains great articles

on various shows and activities,

judging issues, pictures, advice on

repairs for all year Mustangs, and new

or hard to get remanufactured parts.

This magazine is only available to MCA

members. If you want to join MCA,

please see me during the break:

Check our newsletter, club and

face book websites for upcoming

parades, shows and cruise-ins in the

Richmond metro area.

Dave Dickey

MCA Regional Director

Phone: 804-730-1450

E-mail:

mcadirector@centralvamustang.com

CVMC - MCA Gold Card Judges 1964½-1966: Don Lane

1967-1968: Dave Dickey

1965-1970 Shelby’s: Rick Noctha

CVMC – MCA Certified Judges

1964-66: Rick Nochta

1966: Karen Lane

5th Generation: Tony Hall, Dave

Dickey, David Lythgoe, Michelle Jordon

& Dave Thomas

News from the Car Club

Council

This month let’s discuss the

hitting of the “blend wall” which is

when the amount of ethanol required

by federal law will be so great that the

amount of gasoline produced will not

be able to blend at the current ten

percent ethanol level. In order to

really understand what this means we

have to review some recent history.

In 2007 the economy was hot,

gas prices were getting close to four

dollars a gallon, the U.S. was using a

record 9.1 million barrels of gasoline a

day and Congress wanted to take

action to prevent even more foreign

importation of oil. Congress came up

with the Energy Independence and

Security Act (EISA) of 2007 which

created the Renewable Fuel Standard

(RFS). This new law required the

volume of renewable fuel to be

blended into transportation fuel from a

beginning of 9 billion gallons in 2008

to 36 billion gallons by 2022. By

renewable fuel I mean ethanol in

gasoline. There are other renewable

fuels but ethanol is the real concern.

Each year the EPA is

responsible for developing and

implementing regulations to ensure

that transportation fuel sold in the

United States contains a minimum

volume of renewable fuel. And that

volume is going to increase each year

until the 36 billion gallons is reached

by 2022.

As we all know the country has

suffered a serious recession which

decreased the amount of gasoline

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used. Today the U.S. uses a half a

million barrels less than we used in

2007. Times have changed but the

EISA and RFS have not. Due to the

economy and the ever increasing fuel

economy of today’s vehicles (the

Obama administration recently upped

the Corporate Average Fuel Economy

standards for light trucks and cars) the

amount of gasoline used daily in the

U.S. is going down each year. The U.S.

Department of Energy expects the

amount of gasoline used to drop

through the year 2040. In fact the

department expects gasoline prices to

decrease by about ten cents a gallon

next year due to lower demand and

increased production.

The government is requiring

more renewable fuel (ethanol) to be

added to gasoline while at the same

time gasoline use is going down. This

is what is meant by hitting the blend

wall – the blending of the renewable

ethanol with gasoline is going to hit a

place where in order to meet the

renewable standard more ethanol will

have to be added to the gasoline

produced.

Could this be the reason the

EPA approved the sale of E 15 with

little testing? I don’t know but look at

this quote from the EPA. The EPA has

stated, “We believe that it will be

challenging for the market to consume

sufficient quantities of ethanol sold in

blends greater than E10 and to

produce sufficient volumes of non-

ethanol biofuels ... to reach the

mandated 18.15 billion gallons for

2014.” In other words we could hit the

blend wall in 2014 or even later this

year. Another problem is the

production of ethanol. What if there is

a drought? That would mean there

would not be enough corn to produce

the ethanol needed.

Congress could act and change

the law. The last Congress, the 112th,

was the least production since 1948

(the first year production was

measured). This Congress, the 113th,

is on track to pass even fewer pieces

of legislation. I wouldn’t count on

Congress fixing the renewable fuels

mandate. There are a couple of bills in

Congress to stop the production of E

15 but they would not fix the mandate

and passage by both houses is very

doubtful.

And of course there are those

who do not want more ethanol added

to gasoline. Lawsuits have been

brought by companies that build

gasoline engines. They fear they will

not be able to warranty an engine

running on E 15 and higher blends of

ethanol.

Antique car hobbyists have had

to survive the mandate of no-lead

gasoline, the lowering of octane plus

gasoline additives and E 10 gasoline.

Our old vehicles will not survive the

mandate of E 15 if that comes to be.

Congress needs to revisit the Energy

Independence and Security Act and

the Renewable Fuel Standard. It could

be geared to gasoline production

instead of picking a minimum volume

of ethanol/renewable fuel. It is just

another sign that our legislators are

not doing what we elected them to do.

CCCCV President

Fred Fann

Upcoming Car Shows

MCA Events

August 30th, 2013 - September 1st,

2013

MCA 2013 NATIONAL SHOW

Mid-Florida Mustang Club Grand

National in Orlando, FL

August 30, 2013 - September 1,

2013

Grand National

Orlando, Florida

FL - Mid-Florida Mustang Club

presents Grand National, August 30,

2013 - September 1, 2013 at Orlando,

FL in Orlando, Florida. Contact for

more information, or visit the web site

at www.mustangsatthemickyard.com.

September 6th, 2013 - September

7th, 2013

"SEPTEMBER STAMPEDE"

Louisville, Kentucky

KY - Derby City Mustang Club

presents "SEPTEMBER STAMPEDE",

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September 6, 2013 - September 7,

2013 at Fern Valley Hotel in Louisville,

Kentucky. Event hours are 8:00AM to

5:00PM. Registration is open 8:00AM

to 11:00AM. The registration fee is

$25.00. Register by August 11, 2013

at $20.00. Contact Ron Kinberger at

(502)314-8776 for more information,

or visit the web site

at www.derbycitymustangclub.com.

Hosted by Derby City Mustang Club

presents “September Stampede” at

Fern Valley Hotel, Louisville, KY. The

16th Annual Mustang and All Ford Car

Show. “Pony Trail” Friday, September

6, 9:00AM to 4:00PM and “Welcome

Bash” 6:30PM both free to all

registered cars. “Car Show” Saturday,

September 7, 8:00AM to 5:00PM

judging starts at noon and the awards

ceremony begins at 5:00PM. Saturday

evening 6:30PM “Show Boat Banquet”,

dine and dance the evening away with

a DJ playing your favorite tunes. For

more information, call Ron Kinberger

at (502)314-

8776, gt500@bellsouth.net or David

Payne at (502)254-

2606, dpayne6t6@insightbb.com or

visit the website

athttp://derbycitymustangclub.com

September 28th, 2013

34th Annual Mustang and All Ford

Show

Mount Juliet, Tennessee

TN - Music City Mustang Club

presents 34th Annual Mustang and

All Ford Show, September 28, 2013 -

September 28, 2013 at West Wilson

Middle School in Mount Juliet,

Tennessee. Event hours are 8:00 -

3:30. Registration is open 8:00 -

12:00. The registration fee is $15 MCA

Member, $20 non-MCA Member.

Contact Johnny Myers at 615-513-

1275 for more information, or visit the

web site

at www.musiccitymustangclub.org.

Come join the Music City Mustang Club

for our 34th annual Mustang and All

Ford Show. Proceeds from this event

support the Music City Mustang Club

Scholarship Fund at Middle Tennessee

State University. 30 Judged Classes

with awards for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd plus 8

Specialty Awards. First 150 entries will

receive a goody bag and participation

plaque, so pre-register or arrive early.

Food and drinks available with

proceeds going to support the West

Wilson Middle School athletic program

(Air conditioned eating area). DJ

playing your favorite classic hits, Door

Prizes, Silent Auction, latest vehicles

from Ford on display, vendors of all

types, and many more activities!

September 28th, 2013

33rd Annual Mustang & All Ford

Show

Charlotte, North Carolina

NC - Carolina Regional Mustang Club

presents 33rd Annual Mustang & All

Ford Show, September 28, 2013 at

Carolina Pavilion Shopping Center in

Charlotte, North Carolina. Event hours

are 8 - 4. Registration is open 8 - 11.

The registration fee is $25. Register by

September 17, 2013 at $20.

Contact Ray Michue at 704-617-3696

for more information, or visit the web

site at www.ponytales.org.

Carolina Regional Mustang Club

presents its 33rd Annual Mustang & All

Ford Show on September 28, 2013 at

Carolina Pavilion Shopping Center

located at the intersection of I-485

Exit 65 and 9425-9575 South Blvd. in

Charlotte. Open to all Ford Powered

vehicles. Registration 8-11 AM at $25

per vehicle; pre-registration $20 prior

to September, 17, 2013. Limited to

250 vehicles; dash plaques to first

150. Modified MCA judging for

cleanliness and workmanship in

several classes. Trailer parking and

vendors. Awards at 3 PM. Contact Ray

Michue at 704-617-3696 for more

information,

email raymond.michue@cms.k12.nc.us

, or visit the CRMC website

at www.ponytales.org.

Net proceeds from the show benefit

CRMC charities including St. Jude

Children’s Hospital.

Opportunities for alternative activities

during the show are available at the

stores, shops, restaurants, and Movie

Theater on site.

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October 5th, 2013

Mustangs of Memphis 32nd Annual

Mustang and Ford Show

Memphis, Tennessee

TN - Mustangs of Memphis

presents Mustangs of Memphis

32nd Annual Mustang and Ford

Show, October 5, 2013 at Wolfchase

Galleria Mall - Memphis, TN in

Memphis, Tennessee. Event hours are

8:00am - 4:00pm. Registration is open

8:00am - noon. The registration fee is

25.00. Register by at n/a.

Contact Mike Cunningham at 901-672-

5112 for more information, or visit the

web site at

www.mustangsofmemphis.org

Mustangs of Memphis - 32nd Annual

Mustang and Ford Show - Benefiting

the Memphis Oral School for the Deaf -

100 point judging with Gold, Silver,

and Bronze awards with every

participant getting an award. Each car

is judged on its own merits and not by

the number of cars in its class. Lots of

fun for the entire family!

October 12th, 2013

Fordtober Fest

Virginia Beach, Virginia

VA - Southeastern Virginia Mustang

Club presents Fordtober Fest,

October 12, 2013 at Virginia Beach, VA

in Virginia Beach, Virginia . Event

hours are 9 am - 3 pm. Registration is

open 9 am -12 pm. The registration

fee is $25. Register by October 1,

2013 at $20. Contact for more

information, or visit the web site

at www.sevmc.org. Beach Ford will

host Southeastern Virginia Mustang

Club (SEVMC) for the 2013 Fordtober

Fest. Registration is $25.00. Pre-

registration is $20.00 prior to October

1, 2012. This judged show is open to

all Ford and Ford Powered vehicles.

Show times are 9 am to 3 pm with

registration open until noon. Raffle

prizes and a 50/50 raffle will be held.

Many awards will be given. Come on

out and enjoy showing your Mustang

and other Ford models.

October 12th, 2013

SENCMC 15th All Ford Car & Truck

Show

Wilmington, North Carolina

NC - Southeastern North Carolina

Mustang Club presents SENCMC 15th

All Ford Car & Truck Show, October

12, 2013 at Capital Ford Lincoln of

Wilmington in Wilmington, North

Carolina. Event hours are 8:00 AM -

4:00 PM. Registration is open 8:00 AM

- Noon. The registration fee is $20.

Register by October 5, 2013 at $15.

Contact Kurt Miller at (910) 265-8265

for more information, or visit the web

site at http://sencmc.webs.com. Come

celebrate Southeastern North Carolina

Mustang Club's Anniversary at their

15th All Ford Car & Truck Show!

Proceeds benefit Step Up for Soldiers

and Women of Hope. Step Up for

Soldiers is a regional non-profit

organization that helps veterans with

disabilities by providing home

modifications for handicapped, as well

as transportation and other services.

This year we welcome Women of Hope

Wilmington to our charity family. They

are dedicated to enhancing the quality

of life for the female cancer patient,

their families, and friends by offering

educational opportunities, financial

assistance, and other support services.

Our show is open to ALL Ford powered

vehicles. Classes for all Mustang years,

and Fords of every year. Last year,

that included three Ford Tractors, and

we're expanding that Class this year!!!

Register early, space is limited to the

first 200 vehicles. Judging starts at

12:30. Awards at 3:30. Vendors are

welcome. Last year we had the Ford

Merchandise Truck on the show field

with great Ford and Mustang

accessories, as well as local food,

product, and services vendors. Great

family atmosphere with games for all

the kids (including those OVER 30!)

and the "World Famous Pony Races."

Dash plaques, trophies and plenty of

individual awards for your great

looking Ford automobile. Come on out

and enjoy the day in the Port City with

us! Visit us on facebook

at https://www.facebook.com/SENCM

C or check out our website.

October 19th, 2013 - October 20,

2013

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24th Annual Mustang and all Ford

Show

Clinton, Tennessee

TN - Tennessee Valley Mustang Club

presents 24th Annual Mustang and

all Ford Show, October 19, 2013 -

October 20, 2013 at Ray Varner Ford

in Clinton, Tennessee. Event hours are

9AM-5PM. Registration is open 8AM-

!2PM 10/19/13. The registration fee is

$30. Register by October 1, 2013 at

$25. Contact Jim McFarland at 865-

925-3334 for more information, or

visit the web site at

www.tnvalleymustangclub.org Vendor

space 9'W 20' D $30.00. Pony Corral

$25.00. Judged show will be one day

only. Awards will be given Saturday

evening. There will be a pony drive

though the beautiful Tenn. Mountains

on Sunday starting at 9AM

For more information on other MCA

Car Shows and Events please visit the

Mustang Club of America’s website at…

Mustang Club Of America

Non-MCA Events

September 7th, 2013

2nd Annual Kids Come First Car

Show

Hosted by Team Absolute Car, Truck,

and Motorcycle Club. Held at Quaker

Steak & Lube, 8000 W Broad St,

Henrico, VA 23294. 8:00am - 5:00pm.

Registration is $25 and spectators are

free! There will be over 30 classes for

all makes, models, and years for cars,

trucks, and bikes. Plus over 6 specialty

trophies for Best of's and Club

Participation. There will be a cornhole

tournament, bass-off, live dj, and tons

of raffles! This will be a family friendly

event! Proceeds will go to the

Richmond Children's Hospital at VCU

by way of the Children's Hospital

Foundation. For more info, contact

Dan:dan@teamabsoluteva.com or visit

our

website:www.kidscomefirstcarshow.co

m

September 7th, 2013

RIR Car Corral

Package favorites are returning: two

tickets to the race, two Pre-Race Pit

Passes, designated parking area, dash

plaque and post-race track laps. With

only 100 available, the package

remains $75. Click to downloadFlyer

with full info. You may reserve the Car

Corral package. Contact Scott Byer

directly at 804.228.7649 or e-mail

atsbyer@rir.com.

September 14th, 2013

2nd Annual Car & Motorcycle Show

Greenwood Baptist Church Scholarship

Fund, 13637 Greenwood Church Rd,

Ashland, VA 23005 Phone: 804-752-

6414. Registration: 9 AM-Noon, Car

Show Hours 10AM to 4 PM.

Registration is $10, Spectators are

free. Trophies for Most donations

raised, Top People's Choice.

Refreshments for sale, music and

entertainment. For more Information

contact Mae Winston at 804-798-5873.

Or check out

websitewww.gwoodbc.wordpress.com

October 5th, 2013

8th Annual 3000 Day Safety Club

"Car & Bike Show"

All proceeds benefit Sheltering Arms

Hospital - 9 Am to 3 PM at Dale

Ruritan Club Route 10 and

Chippenham Parkway. Dash plaques

for the first 100 registered. Best and

Top 10 for Modified, Street Class and

Antiques. Top 5 and best for bikes.

Top 5 and daily driver for stock cars.

Awards for Long Distance, Lady's

Choice and Best Club Participation. 50-

50 Drawing, door prizes, food, music.

Contact 804-383-2512.

Website: www.3000daysafetyclub.com

October 12th, 2013

16th ANNUAL Chesterfield

Technical Center Skills USA Car

Show

To benefit the Chesterfield students of

CTC toward competitions in their

career field of study. This event will be

at Tractor Supply on Hull St. (360)

near Woodlake. Set-up starts at

8:30am until 11am. We welcome all

brands and models of cars and trucks ,

motorcycles & special interest vehicles

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. There are 36 different class's for the

vehicles, Awards will be presented to

1st, 2nd & 3rd in each class.Also Best

Interior - Best Paint – Best Engine

AND BEST OF SHOW by Public Vote.

Culinary students will be selling food

and drinks along with some baked

goods, there will be a 50/50 raffle a

silent auction area, door prizes , and

Music from the DJ. Registration begins

Sept 1st , Preregistration $15.00 after

October 1st $20.00 The event is Free

to the spectators from 10am till 4pm ,

Awards at 3:30 Please come out and

support the Working students of

Chesterfield. For info call 804-768-

6160 ex. 1033

October 19th, 2013

“Fall Classic” Car, Bike and Truck

Show

The Oldies But Goodies Classic

Cruizers will once again host their

annual “Fall Classic” Car, Bike and

Truck show on October 19th at

Crossroads Ford in Prince George,

Virginia. Please mark this show on

your calendar as it is a “can’t miss”

event. It is a judged show with over

50 awards including top 25 for 1979

and older and top 25 for 1980 and

newer. A host of “best of” awards such

as best Chevrolet, Ford, Mopar, Bike

etc. One “Best of show” in each of the

two year categories. Cash prizes as

well. Complete with a live band, live

auction and a ton of other fun. Pre-

registration is $15 and day of the show

is $20. Pre-registrants are eligible for

a special drawing. Vendor spaces are

available and fill up quickly. Dash

plaques for first 100 registered

vehicles. Unique piston trophies unlike

anything you have seen. Proceeds

benefit the Fisher House at McGuire’s

Veterans Hospitals and the Superkids

Foundation. For more information visit

our website at OBGCC.com.

For more information on other Area

Car Shows and Events please visit the

Car Club Council of Central Virginia

website at…

Car Club Council of Central Virginia

Officers

President: Tony Hall

804-337-4807

president@centralvamustang.com

Vice President: Kathy McWilliams

804-512-7403

vicepresident@centralvamustang.com

Secretary: Michelle Jordan

804-397-0026

secretary@centralvamustang.com

Treasurer: Ron Martin

804-798-1780

treasurer@centralvamustang.com

MCA Regional Director: Dave Dickey

804-730-1450

mcadirector@centralvamustang.com

Membership Director: Laura Pegram

804-901-2737

membership@centralvamustang.com

Directors

2013

Llew Stakes

804-262-5789

director11@centralvamustang.com

Ray Louth

804-271-6225

director9@centralvamustang.com

Tommy Wilson

804-672-6159

director10@centralvamustang.com

Mark Abrams

804-272-4007

director6@centralvamustang.com

Gordon Martin

804-550-3196

director5@centralvamustang.com

David Thomas

804-364-3381

director4@centralvamustang.com

2014

David Lythgoe

804-909-0869

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Rusty Wiseman

804-357-6196

director8@centralvamustang.com

Militza Simic

804-756-7251

director3@centralvamustang.com

Johnny McGrath

804-769-1238

director1@centralvamustang.com

Larry Moneypenny

804-795-7837

director2@centralvamustang.com

Mike Peyton

804-672-0726

director7@centralvamustang.com

Volunteers

Newsletter Editor:

Tony Hall

804-337-4807

president@centralvamustang.com

Web Site/Facebook

Rusty Wiseman

804-357-6196

webmaster@centralvamustang.com

&

Kathy McWilliams

804-512-7403

director2@centralvamustang.com

Club Merchandise:

George Godsey

804-562-9545

ggg69eliminator@yahoo.com

Club Promotions:

Mark Abrams

804-272-4007

director6@centralvamustang.com

Membership:

Laura Pegram

804-557-3366

membership@centralvamustang.com

Parades:

Llew Stakes

804-262-5789

parades@centralvamustang.com

Cruises In’s:

Ray Louth

804-271-6225

director9@centralvamustang.com

And

Tommy Wilson

804-672-6159

director10@centralvamustang.com

And

Mark Abrams

804-272-4007

director6@centralvamustang.com

Track Events:

George Bobrovsky

804-794-0350

georgeb427@verizon.net

Spring Show Chairman:

George Bobrovsky

804-794-0350

springshow@centralvamustang.com

Fall Show Chairman:

Kathy McWilliams

804-512-7403

show@centralvamustang.com

Judging:

Dave Dickey

804-730-1450

headjudge@centralvamustang.com

Monthly Door Prizes:

Betty Wiseman

804-357-6209

And

Pam Doser

804-230-0322

Social Events:

Gordon Martin

804-550-3196

nativeborn@comcast.net

Technical Advisors

1st Generation Mustangs

Sonny Coble

804-282-4932

Bill Jarvis

804-262-2137

Rick Nochta

804-321-5383

ida58@webtv.net

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Richard Jones

804-740-2096

jonesauto1951@comcast.net

Dave Dickey

804-730-1450

mcadirector@centralvamustang.com

3rd

Generation

Mustangs

George Bobrovsky

804-794-0350

georgeb427@verizon.net

Club Sponsors

Present your club

membership card at the

following business to

receive valuable

discounts.