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October / November 2015
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Car Show & Cruise Guide
Contents
P.O. Box 353 • Forest Hill, MD 21050
410-937-6866 • www.carcruiseguide.com
October / November 2015
5 Message from Dave 6 For What It’s Worth 8 National Collector
Car Appreciation Day 9 Cornerstone Church 10 Roadtrip!
12 Car Shows and Cruises 14 Newark / DE Cancer Support Show
17 Wings and Wheels 18 Foundation Update 19 Mezz Sez
/ Kirkwood Hwy 20 Jacobus / McGrellis 22 Oxford / Exposed
24 Chesapeake City 26 Ocean City 28 Penn. Turnpike / Enola
Sportsman 30 Club News 32 Stewarts 34 Man Caves
35 Wheels of Time 38 Fairhaven 39 Luna’s House
40 Crabby Dick’s / Maple Grove Super Chevy
42 Reader’s Rides 44 301 Plaza
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welcome, there is no charge for charitable events.
Publisher: Dave Bielecki
Editor & Graphic Designer: Hutch
Photos: Bill Ross, Anita Hill, Mike Robinson,
Mark Schappell, Mike Kissenger
President of TLC Services: Diane Bielecki
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ON THE COVER: Chesapeake City pg. 22
Cornerstone Church
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The Car Show & Cruise Guide
Issue #30
A Message from Dave
Follow the Cruise Guide throughout the winter for updates and
schedules.
The Custom & Classic Car Educational Foundation is
On Saturday, September 12th, I woke up and thought I must
getting some traction, and we should be able to begin to accomhave been driving at 88 MPH last night. Did I hop in the old
plish some of our goals next year. Take a look on page 18 for more
DeLorean with Marty Mc Fly or something? Was Flux Capaciinformation. If you care about the future of this hobby, you should
tor doing it’s thing? I knew it was the middle of September and I
really consider helping us reach those goals. We’ll take help and
would have a hard time picking where to go with the huge list of
donations from Individuals, Clubs, Shows, and Businesses. Our
shows that day. Woke up, looked at that massive list on the Cruise directors are working hard on your behalf to make this work, we
Guide web site, had a cup of coffee, looked outside, turned on the
are all volunteers donating our own time and funds as well. Want to
weather, and then decided to go to bed! Didn’t I live this exact
learn more? Check out the site at:
day at a different place in time? Same thing happened on the most www.customclassiccars.org
popular day in June to hold a show (Saturday before Father’s Day).
I’ll soon be finishing up the first season of our new boat
Despite the gloomy skies and occasional rain, many shows went
publication; Upper Bay Boating is exactly where I wanted to be.
on, but with sparse attendance. I did get out to the new Second
We started it to help keep enough funds coming into my business,
Saturday in the Train Park Cruise before the skies really let loose. ultimately helping with the health of the Cruise Guide. Funny
Ocean City Endless Summer is right around the corner,
thing about publishing magazines: they say it takes money to
I plan to go. I have heard from many of you that are really pissed
make money, but I never knew it takes more money to make some
off about possible changes this fall at the Ocean, and don’t want
money in the publishing world! I’ll finally be able to actually start
to go. Why not give it a try, change is necessary sometimes, and I
paying myself for my efforts. My new reality is with both publicabelieve some of you are just hurting yourselves by not attending.
tions, I’ll make about half of what I made while at the Baltimore
The good news is we won’t see those changes until the spring
Sun. However, when you can be doing what you love to do, it’s all
cruise. Special Event Pros has a special message in this issue for
good. Imagine getting paid to hang around cars and boats all day!
you, to explain what’s happening. We are lucky to have such a cool Hutch says he likes that trade too, driving to the shows instead of
event just two to three hours away from most off the Mid-Atlantic his 50-mile one-way rat-race commute. And the good news is that
Cruisers. Most folks around the country would love to have this
both magazines are growing, bucking the national trend. Have you
great event so close by, even with the changes.
looked at what’s left of your daily newspaper lately? We are doing
Before you know it, Cruising season will be over, at least for
fine here, thanks to you, and the advertisers, which you should be
outdoor events. At least we are fortunate in the Mid-Atlantic area
supporting. After all, it is these businesses that actually pay for
to have some Indoor Venues to go to in the off-season; the Cruise
your FREE Cruise Guide.
Guide will be at all of them. The Indoor National Show is in December, Motorama and Unity Thunder Shows in February, and
Happy Cruising, Dave
last but not least there are several indoor Flea Markets to attend.
IN
photos by Mark Schappell
No More Trailers ?
For Endless Summer Cruisin,
participants concerned about the no trailer parking ordinance... it will not
take effect in time for the 2015 October car show. We do anticipate changes
for the May 2016 event, but we are working with the Mayor and City Council
to come up with a workable and effective procedure to accommodate trailer
parking for our loyal participants. Anyone with questions please do not
hesitate to contact our office, 410-798-6304.
See more O.C. pics on page 26.
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For what it’s worth ...
By J.D. Kurzmann
With this issue the cool evenings and changing leaves start to bring a sense
of closing for the 2015 car cruising and show season. So I thought it would be
a good idea to discuss personal tastes in owning a “specialty car” and art.
I know what you are thinking……has this guy gone off his rocker or what,
but just take a moment and continue reading. Maybe it will give you a whole new perspective on car shows,
drag racing, and cruising events.
The classification of a “specialty car” is quite broad. It takes into consideration any automobile that an
individual built as a street rod, custom cruiser, drag race bandit, classic, vintage ‘tin’, or foreign sports car.
Did you ever go to a car show event and look at cars that just do not make any sense as to why the owner made
the changes they did? Well, if you look at a specialty car more as a piece of art instead of a ‘show piece’ you will
come to appreciate the amount of work that a person puts into their collector car.
Art is very subjective, so are classic and vintage cars. When people go to an art gallery they stop and look at a
Picasso or Rembrandt and attempt to take in the artist feelings and thoughts at the time they painted it.
Collector cars are the same.
Just because someone is more at home using their hands to build a dynamite show car or a fast Super Stocker,
does not mean they are not artists too. In the example above, people go to car shows and other vehicle related
events to do what??? Talk about their cars (either past or present), look at other participants vehicles. It is
a reflection of the individual’s craftsmanship whether they are good painter’s and body work guys, excellent
mechanics, or have a good sense of putting all of the pieces together and just want to pay someone to have the
work done. It is their own piece of art!!!
So at the next car show or cruise you attend, try to keep in mind, when you see a primered, “in the process”
vintage classic, or one which makes no practical sense for the street, just remember, they could be the next Bobby
Alloway or Chip Foose. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!
We offer complete restorations,
body & paint, fabrication, all types of welding
(steel, stainless & aluminum), tube bending,
metal shaping, differential narrowing
& suspension work
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R.I.P. Raymond Cox
Diane Bielecki’s dad recently passed
away- The CS&CG staff will keep her
family in our prayers. His ‘51 Nash was
Raymond’s first new car, purchased
from a 1-car Nash dealer in Rocks, Md.
IF IT’S
METAL WE
CAN FIX IT
1930 Ford Limousine
410-592-1148
Kingsville, MD
We have built many
National Show Winners!
• We can copy panels for restorations and
make custom body panels and ﬂoors.
• We build turn-key
hot rods
• Body Stretches
• Custom bodies
and frames
• Suspension modiﬁed
1953 Dodge Truck
Shop Equipment:
• P9 Pullmax
• Two English Wheels
• Planishing Hammer
• Jump Shear
• Box Brake
• Slip Roll
• Edge Turning Tool
• Rotisserie
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Mon-Sat. 8am-4pm • 8’x 22’ oven for large projects • Fast turn around • Competitive pricing • Sand and soda blasting available
photos by “Rusty”
Ladies and Gentleman,
Our National Anthem.
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Ninth Annual Cornerstone Church
Car & Truck Show July 25th, Street, Maryland. photos by Bill Whited
Great trophies!
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Road Trip!
The Bel-Loch, 8a.m.
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ave you ever wanted to travel Route 66 from
beginning to end? Did you know it begins in
Chicago, IL and ends at the Santa Monica Pier in
Los Angeles, CA? To travel the entire route would
require a huge investment of time and patience.
But you can do the next best thing; travel a portion
of Rt. 66.
My son Bryan and I did just that during the
first week of August 2015, and even traveled it in
a vintage car, a 1966 Chevy Impala. We flew back
to Maryland on a Saturday,and met up with Reg
Dixon who was storing the Impala at his shop, Reg
Dixon’s Service Center in Forest Hill, MD.
Hittin’ the Road again...
We attended a local cruise, performed some quick repairs with the
help of my buddy, Chuck Greason, and then spent the night at what I
affectionately refer to as the disComfort Inn of Towson.
The following day, after eating breakfast at the Bel Loc Diner, we
headed west, taking us around the Baltimore Beltway and out I-70.
The Impala performed flawlessly and the seating was quite comfortable for a 49-year old car.
We ended up stopping for the night
in Frankfort, KY which is between
Lexington and Louisville. The average
MPG was 17 MPG which is not bad for
a big car. It used 1 qt of oil. Even dirty,
the Impala is getting lots of thumbs
up, smiles, pointing, and horn honking. And at every fuel stop,
someone had one “just like it” back in the day. Since a police
officer parked his cruiser next to the Impala at the hotel, I didn’t
have to worry about it during the night.
A wicked looking storm blew into Frankfort the next morning, so we high-tailed it out of there. Our journey ended for the
day in Springfield, MO. We were able to drive a few miles on
Rt. 66 in Missouri, but found that Missouri does not embrace Rt.
66 tourism as other states do. It is quite broken up. Neither our
GPS nor online help could keep us on track, so we winged it.
Once we arrived in Oklahoma, we picked up Rt. 66 in Tulsa,
where it is referred to as Historic Rt. 66. There are no signs telling you direction of travel, approaching cities, nor any other helpful bit of
navigation. Plus the area is not exactly a “nice” area where Rt. 66 passes
through. After seeing a few sights and realizing we were going the wrong
way, we headed for the Interstate. Our destination was Stroud, OK, home
of the Rock Café.
Join us in the
Road Trip page
next issue- and
hear what happened
to us –
good and bad!
-Rick Eckenrode
The Rock Cafe.’
The Big Texan Restuarant, home of the 72-ouncer. Eat it in under an hour and the steak is free. Look at this place. What a country!
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We Can Help Sell Your Classic, Exotic or Muscle Car WITHOUT IT LEAVING THE GARAGE!
Most cars sell within 30 days. All of the cars which have sold did so without
the buyer coming to see them- “sight unseen.” Every car has left the state
in which the seller was living. We offer international sales exposure, video
and photography, 24/7 marketing, all the necessary sales documentation,
and delivery arrangements..... all for one flat fee.
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Phone: 410-937-0719
Email: jkurzmann@yahoo.com
www.kurzmannsautos.com
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Car Show Update
Shows for the Snow Birds- Going Ocean City Cruisers Endless Summer Benefit Car Show & Swap Meet
to Florida for the winter or on
Free Kick off Car Show Oct 7 1-3:30 at Oct 18 starts @ 8 am 16 Mile Brewery
vacation? www.flacarshows.com Tractor Supply in Berlin across from Barrett Georgetown, De. $12 Reg benefits De. Breast
Wings & Wheels Show Oct 3 9-4 RD
Chevy 301-318-5738
Cancer Coalition 302-644-6844
10/4 Georgetown, De. Airport off Rt. 9 $15
Reg Hosted by Wings that Heal Car Club
denny 443-359-0472
AACA Fall Eastern Division National WARM 103.3 Trunk or Treat at
Meet at Hershey Oct 7-10
Shrewsbury Markets Oct 23 ( same
Kenton Ruritan Car & Bike Show
Endless Summer Cruisin Oct 8-11 in
Ocean City 410-798-6304 www.oceancitycar- Beers & Gears at Delaware Park
shows.com Please read message from show
Oct 24 11-4 RD 10/25 Reg $15 Scott 302promoter in this issue
983-0588 see ad in last issue
Oct 3 9-2 RD 10/4 Kenton Scholl, Main St.
Kenton, De.19955 Reg $10 for Kay’s Kamp
302-670-9112
fallmeet@hersheyaaca.org
Ridgely Pharmacy Car Show Oct 3
Harvest Cruise In Oct 10 noon-4 Pine
9-4 Rain or Shine Free Adm. Ridgely Pharma- Grove UMC 2523 Pine Grove Rd. York, Pa.
cy & Gift shop 7 West Belle Street Ridgely, Kevin 717-586-8654
MD 21660 Helps Petty Charities, come meet
King Richard 410- 634-9800
All Oldsmobile Fall Show, Oct 11, 9-3
Kerr Park Downingtown, PA benefits RE Olds
25th Annual Come Back to Bethesda Transportation Museum. Tom
Car Show Oct.3 from 11-4 7725 Wisconsin tva442@yahoo.com
Ave. Bethesda, Md. Benefits the Children’s
Inn at NIH ( Cruise Guide note- This event
GM Cruisin’ for WBAL Kids Campaign
raised over $850,000 for their cause over the
Oct 17 10-2 10301 Philadelphia Rd. White
past 24 years) See Batman & the Batmobile
Marsh, Md. 21162 $15 Reg .goes to Kids
Scott 240-286-3720
Campaign 443-425-1500 see ad for more info
sstone712@yahoo.com
Real Deals Cruise Oct 3 begins at 1PM
156 Oak Bottom Rd, Quarryville, PA 17566
Dave 215-409-8098
Classic Car & Bike Show Oct 4 10-3 RD
APG Oktoberfest Car Show Oct 24
9-3 Rain or shine Susquehanna Ave on APG,
Md. off Rt. 715 Reg $15 Good German food
& beer! 410-278-4011 Endorsed by Terry
Correll
The Real Man’s Yard Sale Oct 24
www.lowescruise.com See ad in issue
Calvert Hall College Band Car Show
Oct 24 10 – 3 Russo Stadium Parking Lot
8102 La Salle Road Baltimore, MD 212868022 Benefits: CHC Band Chcarshow@gmail
410.399.4969
Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Rosedale American Legion Car Show
Classic Car Show Oct 17 11-4, Held at Mt. Oct 24 9-3 1331 Seling Ave. Rosedale, Md.
Zion United Methodist Church, Pasadena, Cars 21237 443-610-5236
only, $20.00 entry fee. Vendors welcome, Rain
date Oct 24. Ken 443-463-1713.
Top Dead Center Motor Club Hallow-
10/11 25320 Richardson Rd. Federalsburg,
Md 21632 $15 Reg goes to Joseph Headley Jr. Fall Nostalgia Race & Show Oct 17 at
Cecil Co. Drags John 302-544-0306 see ad in
Memorial Scholarship Fund 443-614-5745
Oct issue for info
Upper Bucks Street Rod Assoc. Super
Street Rod Sunday Oct 4 from 9-3 Rain Boy Scout Troop 214 Car, Truck &
Bike Show Oct 17 from 9-1@ the Ador Shine Open to pre- 1963 vehicles Silver
Creek AA Springtown, Pa. Rt 412&212 $15
Reg/ $5 adult adm. There will be parking for
special interest cars. Jon 215-258-5719
place as Motor Menders Cruise) liz@
warm1033.com
amstown Rod & Gun Club 563 Willow St,
Reinhold PA 17569 $15 donation helps scout
activities Mike at (717) 419-2030
een Cruise-in & Burnout Contest
Oct 24 from 11-3 Event is located at Tom Oats
Automotive 1001 Kimberton Rd. ( Rt 113N. )
Chester Spring, Pa. 19425 484-206-5109 www.
tdcmotorclub.com
Fall Harvest Festival Show Oct 24 12-4
at Re/Max 2103 Bel Air Rd. Fallston, Md.
410-893-1199
Jalopyrama Oct 24 8-5 at the Carroll Co.
Ag. Center (NEW LOCATION) Pre-63 Cars
$10 Reg benefits local Hospital Cancer Ctr.
www.jalopyrama.com
Hwy. Middle River, Md.21220 410-687-1200 Springs, Md. 21837 Hosted by the Late Great
www.mdperfspec.com see ad in last issue for Chevy’s of Delmarva. Sonny 410-546-3587
Pumpkin Cruise at Don’s Tree Farm
more info
Oct 24 10-5 6396 Hickman Rd. Greenwood,
Asphalt Angels Fall Show Oct 17 11-3 De. 19950 Benefits Presbyterian Church
Ocean City Cruisers Swap Meet Oct 4 RD 10/18 at the Boarder & Chili’s Restau302-349-0555
8-12 at Millsboro Bowling Ctr. 213 Mitchell
rants’ 16401 Heritage Blvd. Bowie, Md. $20
St. Millsboro, De. 19966 Bill 302-569-4986
Reg 443-812-3184
Swap Meet and Flea Market Oct 24,
8-2 at the Gerst Farm 8401 Veterans Highway,
Super Street Rod Sunday Oct 4 9-2
Pink Ribbon Benefit Car Show Oct 17 Millersville, Md 21108 Autos, Auto parts,
Rain or Shine Pre- 1963 Silver Creek AA
10-2 at Battlefield H-D 21 Calvalry Field Rd. Household items, Furniture, Children Clothing,
Springtown, Pa. Rt 412& 212 $5 Adm. /$15
Toys, Tools and much more. $20 per space
Gettysburg, Pa. 17325 $10 donation benefits
Reg hosted by Upper Bucks Street Rod Assoc.
www.streetsurvivorsofmaryland.com Rick @
Pink Journey of Lights 717-337-9005
Jon 215-258-5719
443-829-5658
Fall Maryland Performance Car Show Fall Festival Car Show Oct 17 10-2 at
Wrights Mkt. 9300 Old Railroad, Mardela
and Open House Oct 4 9718 Pulaski
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Car Show Update
MCAC Security Sq. Mall Show Oct 25
6901 Security Blvd. Balto., Md. 21244 Reg
$35.
Grill & Chill 60’s Drive-In Cruise-In Car Street Survivors of Maryland ChristShow Nov 7 1-4 7710 Allentown Blvd/ Rt mas Car Show, Auction & Breakfast
22 Hosted by Blue Moon Cruisers
717-432-8147
Budget Cruisers Car Show Oct 25 1-4
RD 11/1 at the Perryville Outlets –Heather Ln Fox Run Toy Drive Nov 7 12-3 RD 11/8
Perryville, Md. $10 Reg ( $5 rebate if you have Fox Run Shopping Ctr. 302-757-3664
to come over bridge-bring receipt) This benefits
the Custom & Classic Car Educational Founda- Motor Menders Toys for the Kiddies
tion www.customclassiccars.org Also this is Nov 7 11-3 Rain or Shine $8 or new toy Mkt.
a Toy & Can Food Drive for the local Needy! of Shrewsbury
Big Rick 410-457-0470
Mason Dixon Car Club Toys for Tots
All Mopar Cruise In. Oct 25 All Models, Nov 7 2-6 pm 2695 S. Queen St. York, Pa.
all Years 2582 Eastern Blvd York Pa. WWW.
PaModernMopar.com
717-244-0994
Dec 13 8 am at the American Legion Post 195
Rick 443-829-5658
Shows for the Snow BirdsGoing to Florida for the winter or on
vacation? www.flacarshows.com
Don’t forget to send in your 2016
events- look in our December issue for
our annual breakfast date where you
can share this information with fellow
cruisers Thanks, Dave B.
Show Before Snow Nov 8 starts @ 9 am
RD 11/15 Town Mall of Westminster Rt 140
& North Center St. Westminster, Md. 21157
Hosted by Mid MD Ford Club Charlie
410-374-2321
Kent Island Cruisers Halloween
Car Show Oct 31 10-2 Held at the KIVFD
Firehouse 1610 Main St. Chester, Md. 21619
$10 Reg fee (W. Shore folks get $2 rebate for
bridge) bchevy7@yahoo.com
Street Survivors of Maryland Veteran’s Day Appreciation Car Show Nov 8
Galena Lions Club Show Nov 1 10-2
RD 11/8 at Turners Unlimited Rt 290 & 313
Galena, Md. $10 Reg helps Clun’s Charities
410-708-4889
at 9 am RD 11/15 at the Centre of Glen Burnie
Rick 443-829-5658
Salute the Troops Car & Bike Show
at the Timonium Fairgrounds. See ad in this
issue for full details Contact Dan @ 717-8652085 www.eastcoastindoornats.com Cruise
Guide is a sponsor of this event- come out and
pick up your December issue at the show
East Coast Indoor Nationals Dec 5&6
Nov 7 10-330pm RD 11/8 Rose Tree Park
1681 Providence Rd (Rt 252 & 1 ) Media Pa.
Hosted by Delco Cruisers Helps Troops & Vets
Tom 610-329-2830
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Lowe’s Cruise
Fridays 414 Constant Friendship Blvd, Abingdon, MD; 4:30-11 p.m. Open to all vehicles DJ,
videos and nostalgic drag footage on a 22-ft
screen www.lowescruise.com
Motor Menders Rod & Custom Cruise
Nights At the Markets of Shrewsbury, 4th
Friday of month. Rain Date following Friday,
except Sept. www.marketsatshrewsbury.com
Ghost Ryderz Cruise-in Fridays 6-9pm
at the Pep Boys in Glen Burnie all welcome.
Kenny 410-370-6045
Delaware Cruise Night 1st Sat is Pike
Creek, 3rd Sat. is Fox Run 4th Sat is Delaware City, (Crabbydick’s) starting in March.
302- 998-4514 Gary Carr 302-525-1571 /
Preston Rice 302-252-7170
Cruise Nights
Downtown Elkton Show (Main & North)
4th Thurs of the month, 5-8pm
410-398-5076 www.elktonalliance.com
Chesapeake Classic Car Club Cruises
Monday eves. 15505 Annapolis Rd. Bowie
New Location-at Chili’s & the Boarder restaurants, 16401 Heritage Blvd. Bowie, Md.
Monday Evenings Joe 301-523-2368
VFW Post 467, Westminster, Md.
Friday nights starting May 410-848-9888
Westminster Denny’s Every Saturday night
Cruise Nights at Jake’s Burgers Mills-
Golden Gears Cruise -in every 2nd and
Tuesday Night 6-9 pm Rusty- 302-934-7377
Littlestown ACE Cruise-In 790 W. King
4-8 PM - whenever. Rhonda (410) 871-1524
boro- next to BJ’s 4-9pm First Sat of the month, 4th Saturday located at the Westview Promenade Shopping Center on Rt. 85 in Frederick,
April-Nov. Russ 302-934-7377
Maryland. Hours are 6:00 - 9:00pm.
240)373-1753
Millsboro Dairy Queen Cruz-N Every
Lost in the 50’s Car Club April through
October Sat. nights- Marley Station Mall, Ritchie Hwy near Rte 100 in Glen Burnie, MD 5-9pm
Wheels that Heal Car Club K-Mart Lot
Rt 50 & Tilghman Rd
Kent Island/Stevensville, April through October, Salisbury www.wheelsthatheal.com
Every Tuesday from 6pm til? At Rita’s Ice, next
Soul Riders of Delaware Rt 13 at Kimoto Kmart, Exit 37 off route 50/301. Buy one/
thy’s
Restaurant 302-378-2855
get one free at Ritas with your old car! www.
kentislandcruisers.com email: bchevy7@yahoo. Del Rods Cruise Greentree Plaza Rt 8
com Find us on Facebook for events details!
in Dover Del. 2nd & last Sat. of month 5-9pm
www.delrods.org
Eldersburg Saturday night cruise will
now be held at the Home Depot lot- Eldersburg, Blue Moon Cruisers At the Silver Spring
Md. Local Restaurants Include: Chili’s, KFC,
Diner Rt 114 At Harrisburg Sonic LinglesFive Guy’s, Franks, & Glory Days
town Road Contact club for dates and times;
John @ 717-574-1426.
Hump Day Cruise every Wed 4/3 to 10/30
5-9 at the Marlboro Sq. Advance Auto Parts lot Chick-fil-A of Bear, Delaware. Cruise
5775 Crain Hwy Upper Marlboro, Md Van
Second Sat of month 2-5 pm
301-873-6413
cfabear@gmail.com
Gino’s Wednesday Cruise Ritchie Hwy
Walmart Saturday Night Cruise is
Back! 8118 Perry Hills Ct. Notingham, Md.
Rick 443-847-3220
Street Survivors Car Club Fridays in the Cruise Night at Alex ’s Snowcones &
BACK lot The Centre at Glen Burnie Mall 5-10 Ice Cream 16041 Frederick Rd, Lisbon, Md.
p.m. Opens April Call Rick @443-829-5658
www.streetsurvivorsofmaryland.com
Artic Circle Wednesday Night Cruise
in Churchville Clint 443-824-6778
Philly Flash Cruize Nite every Saturday,
May thru October in Dunkirk, Md, route 4 from
4 pm to 9 pm. Car Nutz. 410 535 1933.
Ford State Mustang and Ford Club,
Pike Creek Monthly Cruise; Second
Saturday of each Month, April-October; Ruby
Tuesday’s, Pike Creek Shopping, Center 4732
Limestone Rd., Wilmington, DE 19808, Tim 302545-7934 www.firststatemustangandford.com
Pizza Palace Cruise-In
Third Monday of Each Month, March to OctoSt. Littlestown, Pa. 2nd & 4th Sat 5-9 pm from ber; 5-8PM; Rain Dates are Scheduled for the
June- Sept. 717-359-9227
Following Week; Levin 302-500-1128
Kent Island Cruisers Cruise Nights
& 5th Ave, Glen Burnie, Md.
John 410-320-2900
October - 5pm till.. Shops at Breton Bay 40845
Merchants Ln.(by Arby’s in Leonardtown).
Waterside Village Shopping Ctr.-Easton, Md
Rock Hall Cruise Nights by Smilin’ Jake’s
5-8 pm , June- Oct. Gary 410-822-8135 emailto: (4/17,5/8,6/19,7/17,8/21,9/18,10/16 . Rain dates
yfaulkner9332@goeaston.net
are following Friday starts @ 5:30 pm
Downtown Denton Cruise-In
410-639-7280
2nd Friday of the month, May thru Sept. 6-9 pm
Boardwalk Cruize Nite on the Bay at
Market St. Denton, Md. Dean 410-479-1545
North Beach. Plenty of parking. Over flow can
Dunkin Donuts Cruise Friday nights
park in front of condo. Farmer’s market. Good
Beardshill in Aberdeen Clint 443-824-6778
food. Neat little shops. Free to all. All years welcome. Every Friday 5 to 8 pm. May thru October.
Asphalt Angels Glory Days Grill
Yesterdays Chevrolet Cruise at Fox
Run 3rd Sat April-Nov. New Castle County
Del’s favorite cruise! Mike 302-757-3664
Southern Maryland’s Midweek
Cruise-In every Wednesday evening thru
Last Saturday of the month thru October 5- 10
pm Karaoke. Cruise on in for a night of fun!
Bay Side Mustangs 2015 Cruise
Nights are at the Greene Turtle 3213A Solo-
mon’s Island Rd Edgewater, Md. from 6pm until
8pm starting Mar 12th thru Oct 29th. www.
baysidemustangs.com
Sunday Morning Cruise-In Street
Survivors of Md. At Bakery Express
8-10:30 am 4711 Hollins Ferry Rd. Halethorpe,
Md. 443-829-5658
Advanced Auto Store Saturday Night
Cruise located at 8820 Belair Rd. Md. In Perry
Hall. (Corner of Belair+Silver Spring Rds behind
Patient First). Inside to register
East Penn Modifiers Cruise Inn’s First
Wed of the month thru Oct. 680 Bethleham Pike
Rt 309, Montgomeryville, Pa. Next to Comfort
Inn 215-313-7033
Cruise with the Boys
1st and 3rd Thursdays March-October From
5:30-8:30pm 403A Baltimore Pike Bel Air Md
21014 Questions Call Aric 410-838-1000 ext3
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Newark Second Annual Hot Rod
Palooza & Car Show
Newark Shopping Center, August 15th. Newark, Delaware.
Delaware Cancer Support Show
Proceeds to Cancer Research Held at the Home Depot near Newark, Aug 8th.
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Cruise Nights
Cars and Coffee with the Boys
Last Saturday of the month Year Round
9am-11am. If it’s bad weather we will have
coffee and car talk in the Speed Shop
403A Baltimore Pike Bel Air Md 21014
Questions Call Aric 410-838-1000 ext3
Tri-County Cruisers Every Tuesday-
Night Cruise April-Oct 5pm-til at the Brandywine Crossing Shopping Ctr. Crain Hwy. in
Brandywine, Md. Paul 301-751-5705
continued
Kirkwood Hwy Bruster’s Real Ice
Cream Cruise 1620 Capitol Trail Newark
DE 19711 4th Wed. April - September 5PM until 302-368-9991
Ed Pluck Memorial Cruise for the
Troops sponsored by the Top Dead Club
4/25,5/30,627,8/29, 9/19 at the Whiteland
Town center Rt 30 & 100 in Exton, Pa. 5pmtill.. 484-206-5109. TDCmotorclub.com
Motor Menders Saturday night
Cruise at Red Robin Starts April 11
TGI Fridays Cruise Nights 19266 Coastal
Hwy. Rehoboth Beach,De. Thursdays; 4PM9PM. Will run from May 21- Oct .Harry
Letner 302-855-1367
Ocean City Cruzers Cruise-In
Mark Woods Cruise Night at Jimmy
Cone Mt Airy. 1st and 3rd Saturdays April
through October. Rt. 144 and Main St. Info
call Mark Woods 301-641-6405
2nd Sat of each month, Rain date following
Sat. 1550 Mount Zion Rd. York, Pa. 17402
motormendersrodandcustom.com
at Tractor Supply Rt-50 & Old OC Blvd.
2nd Wed of Month Bill 301-534-6004
Mason Dixon Car Club Cruise Night
at Dallastown Family Rest. 2695 S. Queen St.
York, Pa. 17402 1st Sat of month starting 5/2
$5 donation to show car/free to public
717-244-0994
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Dundalk Md. Pep Boys Coffee & Cars
Cruise 2cd & 4th Sunday Chris 410-285-4820
Exton, Pa. Pep Boys Cars & Coffee
Cruise 8-11 1 st Sat of month 220 N. Potts-
town Pike Exton Poke 610-524-9800
Dream Machines Cruise at Denny’s
6400 Ridge Rd, Eldersburg, MD every 2nd
and 4th Saturdays from 6-9pm. www.
dmcccarclub.org 410-795-4559
Cumberland Valley Classic Car Club
Cruise nights at the Iron Skillet 1179
Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle, Pa. 17013 4-7
(8/8,9/12,10/10) Brian 717-440-4441
Catonsville Pep Boys Cars & Coffee
2cd Sat 8-11am 6515 Baltimore National
Pike, Catonsville, Md. Mike 410-788-2525
Rosedale American Legion Cruising
Mechanicsburg Pep Boys Sip &
Swap 3rd Sunday 8am-12pm Swap Parts &
Big Rick & Cleves Friday Night
Cruise at Perryville Outlets 2nd Friday 5-9
Grotto Pizza, Route 26, Bethany Beach, DE
9am – 11am. 1st, 3rd and 5th Wed. of each
month. Cars & Coffee goes all year. Across
the street is the Bethany Diner open all year.
Grotto opens at 11am. Bob S 845-656-5438
Thursdays 1331 Seling Ave. Rosedale, Md.
5/28,6/25,7/23,8/27,9/24 , 10/22 from 6-9 pm
Bernie 443-610-5236
pm hosted by Perryville Outlets on Heather Ln.
in Perryville, Md. Big Rick 410-457-0470.
Stories 6100Carlisle Pike Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Herb 717-691-0860
Big Rick
410-457-0470
The Wings and Wheels Show at Dover Air Force
Base on July 16th made for some really great
Americana photos...
photos by Bill Ross
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www.jbsautomachine.com
Mike is a board member of
the Classic and Custom Car
Educational Foundation
Our Purpose
by Mike Robinson
A
s Hot Rodders, we
started to look at
ourselves and realized
we are getting older.
The current average age
of a Hot Rodder is now
59! We also realized that
young people are moving
toward new “Plug and Play” cars where the computer on
the car will tell you what is wrong and you just replace
the whole assembly. Nothing today is repairable. Our Hot
Rods on the other hand require training and knowledge
as well as someone who knows what Dwell, a Carburetor
and Generator is and how to fix them. If we don’t step in
and get the younger generations involved with Hot Rodding
and teach them how to adjust a carburetor, dwell, a voltage
regulator, our cars will no longer give pleasure to someone
who can work on them, make modifications and drive them
they will be set aside to look at or be destroyed because
no one can get them running again. We also need to have
young people learn to restore a body, drivetrain or interior.
This is also a lost art since manufactures now use glue
and complete panes assemblies to repair new vehicles.
The carbureted straight six with a mechanical fuel pump
and distributor does not have a chance unless we train
someone to work on them.
Have your club sponsor us- join these groups:
Foundation
Update
• Cooptown Car Show
• Hereford Car Show
• Street Survivors of Md
• Ocean City Cruisers
• Big Rick & Cleve’s
Perryville Cruise
• Big-M Bash and the
Pistons Street Rods.
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Please consider supporting our efforts to Preserve the Custom
& Classic Hobby by making a tax deductible donation:
Yes, I wish to help the foundation reach a new generation of enthusiasts
I wish to donate
_______$75
____ $10
_____ $100
_____$25
or
_______$50
other ________
Name _________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________
______________________________________________________
Email or phone __________________________________________
send donation to:
Custom & Classic Car Educational Foundation
PO Box 2594
Westminster, Md. 21158
For comments or questions about the Foundation, contact
Dave Bielecki 410-937-6866 davebielecki@aol.com
Kirkwood Highway Cruise
The unofficial and
‘infamous’ Kirkwood Hwy Cruise between Newark and Elsmere, DE. on Aug 8th.
photos by
Bill Ross
We forgot to get this model’s name but,
yeah, it’s hers. One sweet uh, ‘64 Camino.
Pauline Bestoe and her SS Chevelle convertible.
Mezz Sez .. .
More tales from one of the local founding fathers of Speed
I AM NOT DEAD, Contrary to rumors started by my competition.
ATLANTIC SPEED AND TRUCK is alive and well, still at 3 Brook Side
Drive in Wilmington, DE. I recently had a discussion of how many cars would
be left if you took away all the Novas, Chevelles, Camaros, Mustangs, fat fender rods and other assorted muscle cars- the answer is 3. Two require jumper
cables, one needs a part only available through the use of a time machine.
Of course, the owner is only willing to pay what the part was selling for when
the vehicle was new and Hoover was President. Welcome to the world of running an independent speed shop!
The Cecil County Drag show is coming up fast. It’s time for some of you old
farts to drag your old, never going to be used parts out of the garage.
This event is also a automotive flea market, it generates money, something
you need more than that part, I bet. Did you see the picture of the “Drivers of
the Sixties” taken at Cecil County earlier this year in the last issue? Looks like
the Board of Directors for Senility, Inc.- the only thing missing is the walkers
and canes. This old guy speed shop owner is in the same category. I have a
good idea, why not share our rich history and stories with the next generation
of racers and enthusiasts? I have over 43 years of experience and know how all
this stuff works, bet most of you also do. Check out the Custom & Classic Car
Educational Foundation ( www.customclassiccars.org ) in this issue. This is a
great way of ensuring our place in automotive history is not lost and forgotten.
– Mezz
Jim Mezz can be reached at 302-996-5393.
OK, so I look a little worse now
than in this 1971 photo, but better
than “Drivers of the Sixties.” And
by the way, I am not dead yet.
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Jacobus
On Labor Day, the Mason Dixon Car Club
hosted the 34th Annual Jacobus Car Cruz in conjunction with
the annual Street Fair. With 209 vehicles registered. The club
raised $2027 for the Goodwill VFW. #1. photos by Anita Hill.
1935 BUGAT T I I
McGrellis
On July 26th, the McGrellis Show in
Wilmington, DE was held at the Auction
Facility. photos by Bill Ross.
Indiana Museum of Art 2015
photo by Bill Ross
When the Bugatti Competition Coupe Aerolithe was first unveiled, it shocked viewers with it’s sleekly
styled shape. The body of the Aerolithe (French for “Meteor”), was fabricated in Elektron magnesium
alloy, a material that was very difficult to weld. The low-slung body and teardrop fenders made the
car appear to be moving at high speeds. Like many concept cars, the original no longer exists, and
was faithfully recreated in magnesium using a genuine Bugatti chassis, historic photographs, known
specifications, factory records, and a paitning of the original car by a Bugatti designer.
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Oxford Tire
DJ’s Big Rick and Cleve
once again held their show
in Oxford, PA on September
5th, and they hope you will
join them for their Toy and
Food Drive at Perryville
Outlets on October 25th.
Photos by Big Rick
Your Collector Car Insurance Specialist
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PO Box 509
Gilbertsville, PA 19525
610-427-3593
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Expozed Blended Car Show
On August 22-23 The Expozed Blended Car Show kicked
off with high hopes; show cars surrounded by a festival of
activities. Pat O’Brien, the show’s Producer had worked hard
and has dedicated a lot of his time and money towards making
this show happen. Many points can be argued as to why the
show was a bust; however, many points can be made as to why
Pat’s intentions and vision is exactly what we need for the car
scene. Richard Rawlings absence due to health took a big hit
on the show. Pat has met with folks and taken care of refunds,
and made sure everyone had their awards.
Here are a few words from Pat O’Brien, Expozed Car
Show: “I know that the great people of the car world are yearning for something new and different; they are tired of the same
old car show. I wanted to bring to them not just a car show,
but an experience that would resonate deep in their souls. I
might have come up short in showing them what I intended,
but I’m proud of giving it my best shot. I apologize to anyone
who didn’t appreciate the show. I had a vision that I wanted to
bring to the people. I’m not ashamed to have tried to enhance
people’s lives in some way.
I would like to thank all of my friends that helped and to
the new friends that I made. I would like to thank all the people
that reached out to me and said that they had a great time and
that they liked what I was trying to do.
First year events are always hard to pull off, especially
when trying to offer something different. Pat did everything he
said he would do, things just didn’t work out for him. A few
friends said they would be there next year should Pat bring
back it back. I know my friend Rose was elated with her trophy
and $500 award!
Photos and story by Mark Shappell
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UAW - GM All American
Cruisin’ for WBAL Kids Campaign
Saturday, October 17, 2015
10 am-2:00 pm
(Judging Ends at 1:00 pm)
At the GM Baltimore Operations Plant
(previously known as the Allison Transmission plant)
10301 Philadelphia Rd., White Marsh, MD 21162
ALL DOMESTIC & CLASSIC VEHICLES INVITED
$15.00 Registration Fee due day-of the event
(proceeds go to Kids Campaign)
Food  Music   Raffles   Games for Kids
“People’s Choice” and Plant Choice Trophies
Trophies made by the plant production teams
with transmission parts….awesome!!!
Dash plaques will be
given to the first 200
cars that register.
Everyone that registers
a classic car will receive
a free raffle ticket for
door prizes!
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Chesapeake
City
Lyons Club Car Show
2015
Photos by
Bill Ross
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Chesapeake City
Photos by Mark Schappell
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Spring
2015
photos by
Mark Shappell
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The Pennsylvania Turnpike
75th Anniversary Car Show
Celebrating the last 75 years of the Pennsylvania Turnpike “Changing the way America Travels since 1940” August 8, 2015 Sidling
Hill Service Plaza Near Breezewood, PA. Free entry and they
stamped your Turnpike ticket for the trip. Diverse group of cars.
Historical displays and 75th Anniversary Merchandise. The Service Plaza is very close to
the Abandon Turnpike Tunnels for Biking. Awards. Nice trip through the Turnpike Tunnels
on the way out.
story & photos by Mike Kissenger
Enola Sportsmen’s Car Show
story and photos by Mike Kissenger
Was held June 13, 2015 Enola, PA Show was open to all makes all Makes and Models. Private club with
and open Bar and raffle Prizes all day. Plaques for the top 25 Cars and Bets of Show
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Dietz Auto Repair
and Body Shop
offers a wide range
of services from
frame off restoration to the smallest
of repair. Stop in for
an estimate on your
Collectors car, minor
repairs or an over all
paint job.
We have top of the
line mechanics
and restoration
specialists. Many of
our cars have been
featured at the
Mecum Auction.
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Club News
Maryland
Veterans
Memorial Museum
Car & Bike Show
Larry Mills was honored by being
presented with this 2015 East Coast
Pro Streets Maryland Memorial
Veteran’s Museum Veteran’s Pick
Sponsored by Raley’s Trucking in
Newburg, MD May 23, 2015.
Larry also won 2015 East Coast Pro
Street Maryland Memorial Veteran’s
Museum Division 1 Best Interior.
Also participating in this event from
our Club were: Tony Hall Jay Tucker and Paul Harris.
The East Coast Drifters
The East Coast Drifters put on their May annual show at the Mechanicsville Moose Lodge, Mechanicsville, Maryland on May 3, 2015.
160 cars participated in this annual event . The Drifters raise money
for local charities which are usually four county hospices, wounded
warriors, Thanksgiving dinners for needy families and other individual reguests from local families in need. They gave awards to the Top
50 Cars, Best of show, Best Car, Best Truck, Best Rat Rod, Best Paint
, Best Interior and Best Motor. Our Tri-County Rod & Custom Car
Club is proud to congratulate our own, Bill Bushey for taking the 2nd
Place “Best of show award with his Glossy Red ’60 Ford Thunderbird
Hard Top Convertible! In fairness, we must share Bill, for
he has membership in several
other car Clubs! In addition to
the Tri-County Cruisers Rod &
Custom Car Club, he is President of the Southern Knights
Rod & Custom Car Club, in
which he has held several car
show Chairperson positions.
Bill Bushey’s ’60 Ford Thunderbird He is also an active member of
Hard Top Convertible.
the Model –A Club.
Tri-County Cruisers at the 25th Anniversary
of CRUISIN’ Ocean City
North Chesapeake Bay Van Club
I was a member of the North Chesapeake Bay Van Club in 1976
It is the 40th anniversary of the Club- Dave
A “BIG M”
Thank You!
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The Piston’s Street Rod Club recently
donated $1500. from the proceeds of
the Big-M Bash to the Foundation.
This will certainly help us meet our
goals next year. We welcome help from
other organizations in our mission to
help keep our hobby viable for future
generations. A BIG-M Thank you from
the directors! Look for pictures of
the Bash in the next issues, and online
on our web site
Roger Hamilton was one of twelve participants from many other clubs
or individuals, from many states, to participate. These individuals are
the few left through the years, to receive this honor from Sherri & Jack
Hennen. Sherri & Jack have organized these Inlet cruises at Ocean City
for 25 years! In addition to the plaques to each honoree, a keepsake
show chair, black with white letters “Ocean City” on the back!
Roger with his ’69 Camaro also took home a trophy as the NSRA (National Street Rod Association) Pick at the Inlet by the N.E. Division
Another Tri-County Cruiser won in one of the many other events there
in Ocean City that weekend was Alfred and Ginny Gregory’s ’51 Mercury Coupe, which received a trophy sponsored from the Gas Monkey
Garage of Ocean City. It was a great weekend there in Ocean City with
over 3,000 plus attendees! Director, Jimmy Knapp.
Ocean
City
May 2015
NSRA
Award.
Alfred and Ginny Gregory’s ’51
Mercury Coupe won a sponsor’s
trophy from Gas Monkey.
AutoPlus Locations
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Curley’s Corner
Curley’s Top 10 Quotes
People with narrow minds usually have broad tongues.
Life is sexually transmitted.
A waist is a terrible thing to mind.
If God wanted me to touch my toes, he’d have put them on my knees.
Friends: People who know you well, but like you anyway.
To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer.
Of all the things I’ve lost, I miss my mind the most.
You are only young once, but you can stay immature indefinitely.
Good health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die.
The human race is faced with a cruel choice: work or daytime television.
Your Murphy’s Law of the Week: “Anything can be made to work
if you fiddle with it long enough.”
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Collision Specialist - Insurance Work
Full Time Mechanic On Duty
See us for all your paint & general auto repairs
410-939-0351
319 N. Adams St.
Havre de Grace, MD
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We also do Custom Exhaust Work
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Man Caves
is our new feature page showcasing the Gearhead’s
favorite building– The Garage.
It is a revered place, where guys (and gals ) who really love cars can work, or just
hang out and BS with friends and experience the satisfaction you get from building
and owning a cool car or two. For some, it is a home away from home.
Hell, we bet some of you have more $ in the garage than you do in your home!
Show us your Man Cave. Go to www.carcruiseguide.com or email Dave
Bielecki, davebielecki@aol.com 410-937-6866 (Of course, the location will not be disclosed).
John Szabo’s House/Garage
I had a carport near-miss after my guardian
angels saved me from a car almost falling on
top of me, so I decided it was time to build a
garage and lift. With the help of John Presley,
my son and a few others, it turned out pretty
nice. A small apartment on top, and all my
toys underneath. Thank you, Frank Brown,
for the idea. Now retired, I can play mechanic
to my heart’s content. Thank You, angels for
saving me and changing my direction. I have
a ‘56 Ford and a ‘33 Ford Vicky, and a ‘99
Ford Mustang that my daughter drove back
and forth to high school for two years. She
won Best car her senior year!
I guess I’m kind of a Ford
guy, but I have a ‘94 Chevy
truck for parts hauling and any
heavy work. All of them drink
too much gas, so sprinkle in a
couple Hondas for groceries
and life is good! See ya at the
car shows!
John Szabo
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August 28, 2015 As usual, the
Macungie, PA event was packed with 1800plus high-quality hot rods and classics.
photos by Bill Ross
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Fairhaven
The 5thAnnual Fairhaven Car show was held on
a not so fair Sept 12th. A valiant effort was made
by Tammy Fleming so the residents of Fairhaven
wouldn’t be disappointed by having their show on a
rainy day. There were 40 cars/trucks, and many folks
came out in their “drivers” to support the
Disabled American Veterans. A total of $2000 was
raised for the Westminster Chapter of the DAV.
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The Jalopyrama
is moving to
Westminster this
October. You’ll
find a much nicer
and larger indoor
event with acres
of free parkingDon’t miss it!
Animal Shelter Benefit Show
August 15th
photos by Mike Robinson
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Crabby Dick’s
Another good time at Crabby Dick’s Cruise Night
in Delaware City on July 25th.
photos by Bill Ross
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Reader’s Rides
John Raffensparger’s
1963 Studebaker
GT Hawk
My wife Dixie and I were
married on October 24, 1964.
We were driving this 1963
Studebaker GT Hawk, which
was then only a year old.
It was my first new car, and I
still own it.
Back then, my foreman
at work owned a cabin on
Route 223 west of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and
had given us the week’s
use of it as a wedding
present. So, Dixie and I
spent our time exploring
the Battlefield, Chambersburg and surrounding
areas in the Hawk, and
decided to have dinner at
the Hickory Bridge Farms
Restaurant. In the following days, we visited our
relatives in Bedford and
Hummelstown, and the
Stude ran flawlessly.
Fast-forward fifty
years, and I was thinking
what to do for our Golden
Anniversary. The cabin
was no longer available,
so I decided to spend several nights at the Hickory
Farm, which was only
3 miles from there, and
has since added a Bed &
Breakfast.
On October 24, 2014
I asked Dixie to drop the
housecleaning, and told
her we are eating out.
Where? she asked.
When I said Gettysburg, she smiled and
knew what I was up
to. That day was as
beautiful as it was in
‘64, so I packed up
everything I needed,
(mostly pills) and
headed off for the
ninety minute drive to
Hickory Farm.
After a great
Stromboli, I decided
we should have a
dessert, and when I
showed the waitress
our car and told our
story, she served
dessert for free!
We logged 208
trouble free miles on
the GT that week,
and I was ready for
anything. The 289
engine ran great, and
even though I had
a trunk full of parts
and tools, we never
needed them.
“Just Dixie, Me
and the GT Makes
Three -1964-2014.”
Have a car or truck with an interesting story? Contact phutchins2@comcast.net
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On August 1st, The Grand Opening of the 301 Plaza Annual Car Show
in Middletown Delaware was a huge success. The Truck Stop is under
new management and we hope to hold the show annually in the years
to come. Thanks to all that made it possible.
photos by Bill Ross
What a party!
See ya next year!
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