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Lehigh Valley Thunderbird Club
Volume 3 Issue 5
L ehigh Valley Thun derb ird Cl ub
Club Officers
President
Mike Melnyk
(610) 279-6279
thunderbirdmike@juno.com
Vice-President
Vince Luppino
(267) 808-1989
Luppinov@verizon.net
Acting Secretary
Jessica Corder
(717) 639-7780
jessicar52@yahoo.com
Treasurer
Walter J. Fries Jr.
(610) 759-4997
wfriesjr@aol.com
Editors
Tom Hollenbach
(610) 434-2777
trhbach@rcn.com
Vince Luppino
(267) 808-1989
Board of Directors
Dennis Crago (484) 554-7669
Jerry Engle (610) 694-0728
Sandi Fries (610) 759-4997
Tom Hollenbach (610) 434-2777
John Huff (215) 836-9124
William Ingraham (610) 841-9021
Barbara Melnyk (610) 279-6279
Alan Miller (484) 788-3931
Birthdays
Regina M. Jones 7/1
Dennis Miller 7/4
Tom Young 7/5
Richard Rex 7/18
Jane Rivera 7/21
Betsy De Cesare 7/26
Tell us if you have a Birthday in June that we
missed !
Please call (610) 434-2777
THUNDERWORD
June 2014
OMG…..IT’S JUNE ALREADY!!!!
Can you believe it’s June already? It seems we
were just discussing getting the Thunderbird’s
out of storage and BAM……..it’s June!
We will start the month with our annual “Ice
Cream Social” at The Inside Scoop, on RT 309 in
Coopersburg, PA. If you want dinner, we are
meeting around 6:00pm at the Coopersburg
Dinner, across the street. Then we will go the
Scoop for our meeting. The Club will treat you to
the equivalent of two scoops of ice cream. If you
choose something like my favorite, a banana
split, then you have to pay the difference.
So, is your car ready for the Ford Nationals at
Carlisle? Yep, only a couple weeks away, Friday
June 6th through Sunday, June 8th. ITC is hosting the meet at the event, so if you can, come on
out one of the days. We will be grilling up dogs,
burgers and whatever else you want bring.
Can’t make Carlisle, then join us for our annual
jaunt to Pompton Plains, NJ to support our sister
club at their All Thunderbird Car Show on Saturday, June 14th. We will be meeting in the Best
Western Hotel parking lot off of RT. 22 and 512,
at 8:00am and will depart promptly, as a group,
at 8:30am for the show.
At our meeting, we will start discussing our
upcoming Nazareth Day Car Show. Last year we
where able to raise a significant amount that we
donated to several local charities because we
held a Chinese Auction. Several members provided gift baskets with a value of $25.00 or more
and they were raffled off. We are asking you to
contribute to this auction by providing a basket,
with a minimum value of $25.00 for the event.
Please let Jerry Engle know that you will be
providing a basket. We also ask if you deal with
vendors/suppliers, that you see if they would be
willing to provide some donation items for our
door prizes. If you can help and get some “stuff”,
let Dwayne Behler know, as he handles the coordination of the door prizes.
If you are going to donate a gift basket or items
for door prizes and cannot make the show, we
can collect those items at the Nazareth Day
Planning Picnic, or you can contact me, Vince
Luppino, and I will pick them up.
Thank You for your help, as you are The Lehigh
Valley Thunderbird Club!
For the Latest Information on Club Events, Call our Message
Center at (610) 218-1500
Hemmings Website: http://clubs.hemmings.com/
lehighvalleythunderbird/
Table of Content
President’s Message____________2
Upcoming Shows and Events_____3
Hudson Museum Pictures _______4
LV Air Show Registration Form____7
JUCC Car Show Pictures________10
Opinions expressed by those who contribute to the THUNDERWORD NEWSLETTER are their own and do not necessarily reflect
the policy of the LEHIGH VALLEY THUNDERBIRD CLUB INC.
Likewise, the ad copy is as submitted by the advertisers and is
theirs and may not be reproduced without their consent
THE LEHIGH VALLEY THUNDERBIRD CLUB
ITC Convention Form __________12
NJTA Car Show Form___________14
Tacony Mason’s Car Show______16
General Events and Cruises ____21
Membership Application________22
Advertisments________________24
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President’s Message
Hello Lehigh Valley Thunderbird Members,
Time to dust those T-Birds off and join us at lots of our club meets! See the attached
Calendar of Events.
June 6th-8th, Ford Nationals at Carlisle. June 14th, North Jersey Car Show. July 12th,
planning picnic for Nazareth Day , also Drive-in Movie. July 19th, Nazareth Day . As you can
see, plenty of fun filled events for all of us to do. We would also appreciate volunteers to help
us . Remember, this is your club!
Also, please make sure you make your reservations early for the ITC Convention, if
you have not already done so. The Date is August 12th –16th. Please do this now! Continue to
check the LVTC Hotline for updates.
A good time was had by many club members on May 3rd at the Hudson Museum. Details on this to follow in the newsletter. See you at the events!
Keep on Thunderbirding!
Mike
Your President
*** Remember to check our message center for updates and/or cancellations @ 610-218-1500 ***
Board of Directors
Jerry Engle (610) 694-0728
Sandi Fries (610) 759-4997
Tom Hollenbach (610) 434-2777
John Huff
William Ingraham (TBA)
Barbara Melnyk (TBA)
Alan Miller (484) 788-3931
Editors
Tom Hollenbach
(610) 434-2777
trhbach@rcn.com
Vince Luppino
(267) 808-1989
A Message from the Board
As you have read up to this point, we have a lot of events scheduled and participation varies event
to event. As your Board, we try and normally do make each event and we see the same group at
them. So, how about you? While we get about 20 members at each event, there are some we do not
see, sometimes for the whole season. How about coming out and joining your fellow club members?
If you need help getting you car out, getting it set up for a show, let one of us know and we will get
together a couple fellow members to help you out. It would be nice to see you, so don’t be shy! Call
any Board Member or Club Officer.
The Nazareth Day Planning Picnic is coming up on Saturday, July 12th. We are planning to meet at
4:00pm at Nazareth Boro Park to discuss the details and afterward, we will cruise to a local drive-in
to watch a movie. We started this tradition years ago and everyone has a great time. So we hope to
see you there and ask you join us for the movie. Let Walt and Sandi Fries know if you are coming.
A Message from the Editors
So, we are working to get the Newsletter back on track and out the last week of the month, as it
normally had been in the past. We appreciate everyone who has switched to receiving the Newsletter by Email! Once the new club website is up, you will actually go there to retrieve the newsletter
and we will be able to provide more timely updates to club activities as well.
Thanks you for you patience!
The New “Mystery Tom” question:
What year(s) Thunderbird would share an Interior part with what year full size Ford part and what
was the part?
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Upcoming Shows and Events
DATE
EVENT
LOCATION
June 3, 2014
“Ice Cream Social”
The Inside Scoop
301 N.3rd St.
(RT 309 Northbound)
Coopersburg, PA 18036
610-282-1955
and
General Meeting
SEE SPECIAL NOTE
June 6th to 8th, 2014
June 14, 2014
Ford Nationals at Carlisle
North Jersey All Thunderbird
Show
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
(See pg. 12 for Registration form)
Carlisle Fairgrounds
100 K Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
717-243-7855
Pompton Valley Presbyterian
Church
60 Sunset Road
Pompton Plains, NJ
973-445-0919
June 24, 2014
Board Meeting
Borderline Restaurant
July 1, 2014
General Meeting
Old Country Buffet
1245 Whitehall Mall
Whitehall, Pa 18103
July 12, 2014
Nazareth Day Planning Picnic
and a Movie
Nazareth Boro Park
Broad Street
Nazareth, Pa 18064
Meet at 3:30pm
July 19, 2014
LVTC Nazareth Day Car
Show
Nazareth Boro Park
Broad Street
Nazareth, Pa 18064
MEET at 7:00 am
July 20, 2014
Tacony Mason’s Lodge Car Show
Benefits Wounded Warriors
Tacony Lodge
4400 Magee Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa 19135
July 29, 2014
Board Meeting
Borderline Restaurant
Please Note:
Pertaining to the General
Meeting and Board of Directors
Meeting, if you plan to have
dinner, please arrive at
6:00pm, otherwise, the actual
meeting starts at 7:00pm.
Old Country Buffet
1245 Whitehall Mall
Whitehall, Pa 18103
SPECIAL NOTE
IF planning to have dinner with group, we will
be meeting at Coopersburg Diner, acroos the
road from the Scoop,
at 6:00pm.
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Hudson Museum
Here are some pictures from the Hudson Museum Trip. You missed a great time, if you missed this
event. Bernie Thompson took us car by car and provided a very detailed description of each model.
Also, the facility used to store the vehicles is an “Eye-full” too! We had a very good showing of members and everyone in attendance learned a lot about the Hudson Marque! Thanks Bernie!
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LEHIGH VALLEY AIRSHOW 2014
August 23-24, 2014
Schedule of Events (Saturday & Sunday)
8:00 a.m. Gates open to show cars.
9:00 a.m. Gates open to spectators; all show cars on field.
12:00 p.m. Airshow starts; flying begins.
4:00 p.m. People’s Choice Award is announced.
5:00 p.m. Airshow ends.
Antique and Classics Vehicles Only (15 Years or Older)
Registration Fee: $20.00 per vehicle for both days (check payable to Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority);
2 occupants per vehicle each day. More than 2 occupants will require admission tickets.
Please Note: Registration form and fee must be received by the Authority no later than August 9, 2014.
Any correspondence received after August 9th will be returned to sender unopened.
Name: _______________________________ Club Affiliation: ____________________________________
Make: _____________________________ Model: ___________________________ Year: __________
Phone: ____________________________ Email: ______________________________________________
Mailing Address:
________________________________
________________________________
LIABILITY: In consideration of the acceptance of the right to participate, entrants, participants, and spectators by execution of this entry
form, release and discharge the Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority and Mach 2 Management, Inc. and anyone connected with the management or presentation of this event of any and all known and unknown damages, injuries, losses and/or claims from any cause whatsoever that may be suffered by an entrant to his person or property.
I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority, its officers, directors, employees, agents, volunteers,
invitees, and consultants from and against all claims, losses, liabilities and expenses, including attorney’s fees and court costs, arising from
and circumstances occurring during the Lehigh Valley Airshow 2013.
SIGNATURE: ____________________________________
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10 Things you must know about detailing your car
By Mike Spinelli May 22, 2014
1. Never even touch your car without a lubricant such as water, spray wax, waterless wash, or soap.
These lift contaminants from the surface, "so you won't grind soil into the paint and spend the rest of the day
buffing out the scratches," Kosilla says.
2. Try to be methodical and work in this order: wheels, paint, interior, and glass. Otherwise, you'll waste
precious time fumbling around washing and rewashing. Doing the wheels first, before you wet the rest of the
car, prevents water spots from forming on the paint. Wash the glass last in case you smudge the windows
while cleaning the interior.
3. Designate one bucket and mitt for painted areas only, and keep another wash mitt in a separate bucket
for the wheels. Dirty wheels often contain brake dust, which can scratch paint
4. Use a Grit Guard Insert in your bucket to keep soiled mitts clean and prevent them from picking up dirt
that settles at the bottom.
5. Scrub wheels with Wheel Woolies. These brushes are engineered to quickly get into intricate spokes and
lug-nut crevices.
6. On paint always use microfiber towels (not sponges), which are ideal for both washing and drying because of their ability to pick up and release dirt. "Microfiber has replaced the traditional chamois leather,"
Kosilla says. He uses a heavy 300- to 400-gsm (gram-per-square-meter) cloth, which is gentler on paint.
7. You can skip water altogether and clean your car with a waterless wash product. Apply it with a clean
microfiber towel folded into quarters. "Use a scooping motion while applying the least amount of pressure necessary for the cloth to make contact and pick up the dirt," Kosilla says. This will require five to 10 towels and
10 to 20 ounces of waterless wash.
8. For waxing, apply a light-mist spray wax or a hydrophobic drying agent to the wet painted surfaces
and wipe dry with a damp towel. "The microfiber towel will pick up any remaining dirt that was missed during the wash and apply a thin layer of protection during the drying process."
9. Shoot air into tight spots such as mirrors, taillights, and emblems with a portable vacuum blower.
"The point is to release trapped water that will ultimately spill out as you drive away."
10. Use the vacuum's attachments to clean every gap, crevice, and air vent in your car's interior. Now,
get cleaning!
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Nazareth Day Car Show
Extra Extra read all about it.
It's the end of May you have about 45 days to get that T-Bird out
get it cleaned up and get registered for Nazareth Days.
Now after doing all that don't forget to come to the Nazareth Days show.
Your Nazareth Days Committee is looking for more
T-Birds to attend this year than ever before.
Now beside getting the car out and getting it cleaned up, get
registered for Nazareth Days. don't forget to make
up a basket for our Chinese Auction. This was one of the big things in last
years show and really allowed us to donate to a worthy
cause one more time. Those of us who belong to this club are very fortunate
to have the great membership base we do,
and you as a member should feel good about helping out someone less
fortunate than you are.
So now beside getting the car out and getting it cleaned up and
registering for the show, and didn't forget to make up a basket for our
Chinese Auction.
When you are doing all this think about is there something that you could
lend a hand with at the Nazareth Day show remember
this is your club you made it what it is, wouldn't you like to keep it that
way.
Since you are getting the car out and getting it cleaned up and
registering for the show, and you are making up a basket for our Chinese
Auction,
then you are helping out. So by the end of the day you probably are a little
tired, but you feel good that you have helped make another Nazareth Day
show come off with out a hitch.
Just think you did all that and maybe you had some fun, so maybe you
would like to join the club in some other activities that we do
like going to a show or a cruise. All Ford Carlisle is coming up, we usually
have a 8 to 10 cars caravan to Pompton Plains NJ for our sister clubs all
T-Bird Show.
There are other things we do through out the year. So why not come out and
join in the activities.
My wife and I joined this club back in the year 2000 about a year
later I joined the BOD ( Board of Directors ) a year or so after that
started to Co-Edit this newsletter.
My wife and I have had lots of fun being with members and going different
places. There were about 70 members when we joined that number has dwindled
if you know any one who has a T-Bird any year, any condition see if you
can't talk to them about joining up.
Tom Hollenbach
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JUCC Car Show
Another fun and relaxing event! Car count was around 50 vehicles that came, displayed for an hour
or two and then left. Pictures are of vehicles displayed at the time. A “special interest” vehicle was
on display, THE THUNDER SPREADER, designed and restored by Jerry Engle. Even powered be V-8!
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So…..Are You Going ?
Registration form on next page
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2014 Schedule of Plan
Date
Activity
Time
Point Person
Saturday. January
17th
Auto Mania
9:00 am
Vince
6:00 pm
Walt & Sandi
10:00 am
Vince
9:00 am
Walt & Sandi
11 am to 3 pm
Vince
Noon
Walt
8:00 am
Bill & Sally
9 am to 3 pm
CANCELLED
7 am to 7 pm
Vince
Walt
ITC
9 am to 3 pm
Tom & Al
3:00 pm
Mike
8:00 am
8:00 am
Mike
Mike
6:00 pm
Vince
8:00 am
9 am to 3 pm
10:00 am
Tuesday, March
4th
Saturday, March
22nd
Saturday, April 5th
Saturday, May 3rd
Saturday, May 3rd
Saturday, May 17th
Sunday, May 18th
Thursday, May 29th
June 6th to 8th
Saturday, June 14th
Saturday, July 12th
Saturday, July 19th
August 1st to 3rd
Tuesday, August 5th
August 12th to 17th
August 31st
Sunday, September
14th
Saturday, October
4th
Sunday, October
12th
October 24th to 26th
Sunday, December
14th
Pizza Night
Mivajo’s Pizza
394 N. Broad Street
Nazareth, Pa 18064
GLVADA Auto Show
Meet at Stabler Arena
Road Rally
Starting at Schnecksville Diner
BAVTS Car Show
3300 Chester Avenue
Bethlehem, PA 18020
Hudson Museum
Meet at Starlight Diner
Jordon United Church of Christ Car
Show
Wind Gap Car Show
Thursday Night Bath Cruise
All Ford Nationals at Carlisle, PA
NJTA All Thunderbird Show
Pompton Plains, NJ
Planning Picnic for Nazareth Day
And Drive-In Movie
LVTC Nazareth Day Car Show
Das Awkscht Fescht
Mini Golf and General Meeting at
Lucky Strokes Golf Center
ITC Convention in Charlotte, NC
Slatington Lions Car Show
Wine Cruise
Bath Community Day Car Show
8:00 am
ITC
Tom & Al
Vince L. &
Lynne M.
Walt
North Catty Car Show
9 am to 3 pm
Tom & Al
Fall Fling in Lancaster, PA
LVTC Annual Christmas Party
Best Western
8:00 am
Walt & Sandi
1:00 pm
Walt & Sandi
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General Meeting Minutes for May 6, 2014
The meeting was brought to Order
Motion to make Jessica Corder the Permanent Secretary by Walt and Gina seconded
The minutes from the last meeting were read and accepted
Walt gave the Treasurer’s report:$294.88 worth of checks written and the balance in the checkbook is $1053.34. The treasurer’s report was accepted.
We now have 54 members
OLD BUSINESS
We collected $61.00 for Norm Mummert and the money will be sent to his church per the request of the family
The Road Rally was a success. First place went to Tom Young and Linda and last place went to Linda McDay
NEW BUSINESS
Nazareth Days. Jessica Corder’s car will be the feature car on the plaque. Mike will bring the Nazareth Days folder to the
Board Meeting.
For Fall Fling the Hotel down the street from our hotel will honor the same prices if we sell out of rooms. There are 38 people
going to the Sight and Sound Moses Show.
We discussed the All Ford Nationals in Carlisle
The Hudson Museum Tour was well done. There were about 50 Hudsons . One of them was a Hudson Woody. There are only
two of them in the world.
Windgap will be the 18th and the Church car show will be the 17th.
We want the Current Thunderword to be on the Public side of our website. There was a recommendation to do this and the
club voted yes.
We need pictures of member’s cars for the Thunderword. Send to Tom H and Vince the pictures of your cars.
The meeting was adjourned.
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Wanted
Looking for Ford Thunderbird Shop Manuals, All years, good condition. Contact Vince Luppino at 267808-1989 or email at Luppinov@verizon.net
“MYSTRY TOM”
?
DUANE JONES knew the answer: 1988 Turbo Coupe
Our first clue was: In it’s six year production run, Ford built 128,533 units with the last year having
production figures of 35,271 units. This vehicle was built in the last year of the production run
Our second clue is: While available with an automatic transmission, most preferred the five speed
manual transmission.
NEW QUESTION:
What year(s) Thunderbird would share an Interior part with what year full size Ford part
and what was the part?
Know the answer, contact Tom!
Local Events and Shows
June 2014
06/01 SUMMER BASH AT BRODHEADSVILLE CHEVROLET, RT 209, BRODHEADSVILLE PA
Register 8:30am-11:30am; Show 12-3 PM; Over 30 Awards; Goodie bags to first 100 cars registered
Host: Tri County Corvettes; Info: Tom Gunderman 570-992-6446; All makes of cars are welcome
MON 06/02 CRUISE AT NORTH CATASAQUA PARK, 710 GROVE ST, NORTH CATASAQUA PA 18032
5:30-8:30 PM; Rain Date the following Monday; Located between Grove & Arch Streets; Door Prizes, 50/50
Info: Marc 484-560-1938
06/06-06/08 FORD NATIONALS AT CARLISLE www.carsatcarlisle.com 717-243-7855
All Ford Carlisle, Event pass $25; Ford, Lincoln, Mercury
Link to All Ford eve http://www.carsatcarlisle/carlisle-events
06/06 “ROCKIN’ 50’S FEST” AT SACRED HEART SENIOR LIVING IN NORTHAMPTON PA
1-3 PM; Antiques & Classic Cars Welcome; Free root beer floats & soft pretzels
Info: 610-851-0234
06/07 CRUISE NIGHT AT WEIS, ROUTE 873, SCHNECKSVILLE PA
5:30 PM; Slate Clock Trophy and personalized award for each cruise.
Host: East Penn Late Great Chevy Club; David Boger 610-751-3319
06/07 CRUISE NIGHT AT 820 ROUTE 113, SOUDERTON PA
5-9 PM; Host: Crossmembers Car Club
06/07 CRUISE AT THE NORTHAMPTON CROSSINGS MALL (RTS 248 & 33 / SAM’S CLUB)
5-8 pm; 200+ cars each month; Host: Easton Area Corvette Club
06/08 VETTES FOR VETS CAR TRUCK & MOTORCYCLE SHOW IN BANGOR PA
Blue Valley Farm Show, Bangor, PA; 9-3; Rain or Shine; Keystone Blood Drive; Corvettes, Cars, Trucks Motorcycles
Many awards; patriotic ball cap & dash plaque for entrants; vendors (free)
Slate Belt Corvette Club 610-841-6403, 6404 c5showcar@yahoo.com ; Website www.slatebeltcorvetteclub.com
06/08 STRAWBERRY SOCIAL AND 2ND ANNUAL CAR SHOW AT
BEN SALEM U.C.C., 1749 CHURCH HILL RD, LEHIGHTON PA
12-6 PM; Music by The Steam Shovels and Lost & Found
Info: 570-386-2530 or 570-386-3870; Website www.bensalemucc.com
Host: Goodtime Motorvators; Trophies, 50/50; Info: Linda or George 610-395-1558
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Local Events and Shows continued
06/08 CRUISE DAIRY QUEEN, RT 309, QUAKERTOWN PA
5-8 PM; Rain Date 04/23; $1 donation per vehicle benefits the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHoP)
Host: Goodtime Motorvators; Trophies, 50/50; Info: Linda or George 610-395-1558
06/13 CRUISE AT LUCKY STROKES GOLF, 7200 AIRPORT RD, BATH PA 18014
5:30-8:30 PM; Door Prizes, 50/50, Silent Auction; All vehicles welcome; Benefit Camelot House for Children
Host: Lehigh Valley Cruisers; Contact Debbie 610-360-2632 or Dick 610-216-3510 www.lehighvalleycruisers.com
06/13 CRUISE NIGHT AT BURGER KING, RT 611 (ADJACENT TO STROUD MALL), STROUDSBURG PA
6-9 PM; Weather Permitting; Awards, Music, Door Prizes, 50/50
Host: Monroe County Cruisers Car Club mccruz@ptd.net
FRI 06/13 CRUISE NIGHT AT PHIFER ICE DAM PARK, 880 MAIN RD, LEHIGHTON PA
6 PM; Host: Jukebox Cruisers Car Club www.jukeboxcruisers.org
06/14 PALMERTON CAR SHOW “THE RETURN” AT THE PALMERTON BOROUGH PARK, PALMERTON PA
10-3; Host: Pace-Makers Association; Info: Terry pace-maker@juno.com or 610-826-3393
06/14 EASTON HIGH SCHOOL VIETNAM WAR MEMORIAL CRUISE THE STRIP CAR SHOW
Rain Date 06/15; Info scs818@epix.net
06/14 CRUISE DAIRY QUEEN, PALMER TOWN CENTER, 701 SOUTH 25TH ST, EASTON PA
5-9 PM; Lehigh Valley Region AACA; Info: 610-252-1656 or 610-972-2930 www.lvraaca.com
06/14 CRUISE NIGHT AT TREXLERTOWN SHOPPING CENTER, 7150 HAMILTON BLVD, TREXLERTOWN PA
6-9 PM; All makes & models welcome; Benefit Dreams Come True (seriously, chronically, terminally ill children)
Host: Mopar Madness www.moparmadness.org ; DJ Sensational Sounds, Door Prizes, 50/50, Food
06/15 FATHER’S DAY HOT RODS N HOT DOGS, SALEM BIBLE CHURCH, 8031 CHURCH RD, MACUNGIE PA
12-3 PM Cruise; 10:30 AM Special Service; Music; Food; Cars and cycles welcome
Info: Jim 484-239-4124 stephensdolphin@aol.com
06/15 25TH ANNIVERSARY ALL MOPAR FATHER’S DAY CAR SHOW AT REAGLE DODGE, RT 512, PEN ARGYL PA
9-3; Rain Date SUN 06/22; New Reg. Hours 8-11 AM; Pre-Reg. by 06/07 $10, After/DOS $15
Host: Slate Belt Mighty Mopars Ltd.; Info: Rick Hageman 610-381-7222
06/15 CRUISE RITZ AT THE ALLENTOWN FAIRGROUNDS, 17TH & CHEW STS, ALLENTOWN PA
5-8 PM; Benefits Camelot House for Children and Wounded Warriors Foundation
Host: Blue Mountain Classics; Info: Donna 610-625-0851
06/17 CRUISE MAIN STREET IN STROUDSBURG PA 3RD TUE, RAIN DATE 4TH TUE
6-9 PM; 30+ Trophies Per Night!; DJ; Merchants open late; Broadcast on WABT 96.7 FM Radio
Info: cruisingtheburg@gmail.com or call Sal Albanese at 570-476-9898
Web: http://www.monroecountycruiserscarclub.com/cruising-the-burg
WED 06/18 CRUISE QUEEN CITY DINER IN ALLENTOWN PA
5:30-8:30 PM; Rain Date 06/25; $1 donation benefits Canine Partners for Life
Host: Found in the 60’s; Info: Roger 610-799-4922; Door Prizes, 50/50, Trophies
06/20-06/22 GM NATIONALS AT CARLISLE www.carsatcarlisle.com 717-243-7855
06/20 CRUISE CRYSTAL’S CAFÉ, RT 309, COOPERSBURG PA
5-8 PM; All makes & models welcome; No entry fee; Food specials for cruisers; Info: Crystal 610-282-290306/20 CRUISE NIGHT
AT WARRINGTON PAVILION SHOPPING CENTER IN WARRINGTON PA
1111 Easton Road, Warrington, PA; Rain Date 4th Friday
Host: Down The Road Cruisers; Contact: Joe Fite fitey@verizon.net
06/21 CRUISE NIGHT AT MACUNGIE MEMORIAL PARK, MACUNGIE PA
5-9 PM; Wheels of Time Street Rod Association www.wheelsoftime.org
$1 per vehicle charged by The Macungie Memorial Park Association for park repair
06/21 CRUISE AT LAUREL MALL RT. 93 ENTRANCE IN HAZLETOWN PA
4-8 PM; Rain or Shine; Music; Door Prizes; Benefits Amvets Post 1 McAdoo PA…
All antiques, muscle cars, modifieds, hot rods and motorcycles are welcome.
Host: Anthracite Region AACA; Info: Mike 570-929-3095
06/21 CRUISE NIGHT IN EASTON PA (NORTHAMPTON ST FROM 15TH ST TO CENTER SQUARE)
6-9 PM; Free; Food-Drink-Shopping; Contact Jim Kelly 610-390-0723 (cell) or jhk71@hotmail.com (WGPA 1100 AM)
06/21 WEEKLY CRUISE-IN AT TRACTOR SUPPLY/AUTO ZONE, BUSINESS ROUTE 522S, LEWISTOWN PA
5-9 PM; Host Keystone State Muscle Cars; Info: Tadrake@verizon.net
06/24 CRUISE JOE’S STEAK SHOP, 274 S. MAIN ST., PHILLIPSBURG NJ
4-9 PM; Music, Door Prizes, Joe’s Jackpot; Great Food; DESIRE LIVE – Bring chairs
06/28 CRUISE NIGHT AT TREXLERTOWN SHOPPING CENTER, 7150 HAMILTON BLVD, TREXLERTOWN PA
6-9 PM; All makes & models welcome; Benefit Dreams Come True (seriously, chronically, terminally ill children)
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Ford Nationals @ Carlisle
Friday June 6th thru Sunday June 8th, 2014
Registration is Now Open
www.carlisleevents.com
June 2014
Ford Nationals @ Carlisle
THUNDERWORD
2899 Edgemont Drive
Allentown, PA 18103

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