Horsin Around. The Official Monthly Newsletter of the Mustang Club of Mid Michigan

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1 MUSTANG CLUB OF MID-MICHIGAN JULY 2015 (VOLUME 17 - ISSUE 07) Horsin Around The Official Monthly Newsletter of the Mustang Club of Mid Michigan Member Spotlight: by Tom Dick s 50th Choice Welsh T he 2014 North American International Car Show (NAICS), Detroit's annual showcase of all that's new, was quite an inspiration to club member Dick Lebsack. The 2015 Mustang had just been announced in December, 2013, and Dick thought about the car show coming up in January (2014). Then, he got a call from his friend, State Rep. and former Bay City Mayor, Charlie Brunner, with an invitation to go to the Friday Night, Black Tie NAICS Charity Gala Event. After a short - very short - consideration, Dick said, "I'm game." Charlie had the tickets and rooms for the overnight stay; Dick's only requirement was to pack a bag with a tuxedo in it. Well, after the Gala's opening at 4:00, the two had a great time enjoying the food, listening to singer, Cheryl Crow, and then, the opening of the show. Dick and Charlie headed right for the Ford display where Dick was totally taken by the Mustang GT Convertible on the stand. While he Dick Lebsack and his Tux Dick at Midland Ford getting the keys couldn't sit in the display car, he fell in love with the design. Of course, the show was in January of last year, and the 2015 Mustang didn't go on sale until last fall. Dick had to hold back because he was ready to order, but... he wanted a convertible, and they could not be ordered until this past January. Chad Wilson, of Midland Ford Lincoln, knew of Dick's plan, and called him as soon as the convertible was available to order. Dick's choice was a premium GT convertible in the optional, ruby red tinted clearcoat metallic, with the 50 Years Appearance Package. Dick ordered the car in January, and took delivery in early March. He was really taken by the limited edition (limited to 1,964 examples) 50th Anniversary Mustangs, but wanted the convertible and really didn't want the extra expense of the short run edition. The available, 50 Years package was a good compromise that included some to the desirable elements of the limited edition model, and was still a one-year-only option. The longtime MCMM member barely got to enjoy his new Mustang, when he was diagnosed with a flex tear on his Achilles Tendon, What s Inside for July: 1 Member Spotlight: Dick Lebsack 2 John Clor speaks at June Shortcake meeting Member spotlight cont. 3 President s Corner Editor s HorseSense Cool City Show 5 Ford Dealers in Mid-MI Spotlight Request Treasurer s Report 6 June Meeting Minutes 7 MCMM Board & Appointed positions Events Schedule 9 Classified Ads Roster Updates 10 MCMM Web & Facebook Contacts Other club contact info. MUSTANG 51 YEARS / Established in 1993, the MCMM is a Regional Affiliate of the Mustang Club of America Continued on page 2

2 John Clor featured guest speaker at the June Strawberry Shortcake Membership Meeting! MCMM Members present at our June meeting met, and heard a presentation by noted auto journalist and author John Clor, a former SVT PR man who today manages Enthusiast Communications for Ford Performance. John was the Guest Speaker at our club s Strawberry Shortcake Meeting held at the Levitte residence in Caro on June 15th.. John presented Mustangs in Ford Performance History followed by a Q&A session answering ourford and Mustang-related questions. Pat and Quentin Levitte, longtime members, hosted the meeting and offered up delicious Strawberry Shortcake and other treats, a tradition started by Ruth and Stan Bentley many years ago. Clor s presentation covered many aspects of the Mustang in Ford s history from a marketing, design, and performance standpoint. See June Minutes for more information on the meeting. H-A On behalf of the MCMM, our president, Al Selesky, presented John Clor, featured speaker at our June membership meeting, with an original Ford Wrench Plaque, created by Quentin Levitte. Spotlight, Continued from page 1 requiring first a protective boot, then a cast. This really compromised Dick's driving, rendering his behind-thewheel time, as of this writing, to just over a thousand miles. In fact, it was his friend, Charlie, that turned over that first thousand miles. Dick commented that as an MCA member, he enjoys reading the MCA monthly magazine, Mustang Times. A favorite column is the Ford Performance Corner by John Clor, and, as is usually the case, Dick found a close tie to the article in the June, 2015 issue. In it, John tells another of his great stories about Sam and Nina Graybill, owners - like Dick - of a first generation Mustang convertible and a sixth 2015 Dick s first and sixth generation red Mustang 289 & 302 V-8 Convertibles. generation convertible. Dick saw "his" car(s) in the Clor article, right down to both cars being the same red, and both having the same color convertible tops with the 2015 GT having the same options including the 50 Years Appearance package. Dick enjoys being fully active and supportive of his memberships in the MCA as well as the MCMM. He is a past president of our club, has served on many committees over the years, and is currently overseeing our club merchandise offerings. Dick plans to keep his 1966 in the family and on the road for local shows and events and enjoy the '15 for longer trips and events where comfort is more important. Side note: John Clor has commented to us on several occasions that Mustang club members, as well as other Ford product club members, are a real source of new car sales prospects. You can look at our own club for examples to back that up. Members Carol and Harry Davis, featured in the May newsletter, just purchased a 2015 Mustang EcoBoost coupe, and many other MCMM members own Ford products. Some are purchased new; others used, but all show the support of our fellow Mustang club members for Ford products. H-A PAGE 2

3 President s Corner Greetings to All: Happy July 4 th to all We have reached the high water mark of summer and so far it has been good. As reported, we had ten Mustangs from our club at the Coleman Car Show; we have attended/participated in the Birch Run, Grand Rapids, and Frankenmuth shows/parades; and, we had a wonderful speaker and delicious strawberries at Pat and Quentin s home. John Clor did a great job and we need to continue to look for fun/informative activities. A few items I want to mention coming up soon 1. Lori and Jan will be a providing a list of Stampede workers we will need for the September show with job descriptions and event requirements. I expect the July and August meetings will be dominated by these Stampede topics. 2. I am sure Tom Welsh and Dick Lebsack will be reporting in this newsletter a list of activities and volunteers that helped on the Cool City Car Show in Bay City held this past weekend, on July This is one of our key sponsorship shows and one we (as a club) have agreed to support. 3. Del Zimmerman put together a list of Ford dealerships in our area. I will get a list to everyone in our club so we may make personal contact with each By Al Selesky MCMM President of the dealerships to sell our club, create sponsors for our activities, and, possibly have the dealerships give each Mustang customer a flyer on our club. This is a win-win for us, Ford, the dealerships, and their customers. Please take a look at the list and let me know who is going to contact who. This is a big step in our club s promotion and can pay big dividends. 4. I know from time-to-time, we have had discussions about the MCA and its benefit to us. Earlier this month, I sent a detailed to Allen Steward (head of judging) at the MCA, suggesting we work toward uniformity of judging criteria, scoring, and processes for small, medium, and large Mustang shows. I believe we can get more people to participate in all shows if the participants know what to expect from us as they climb the ladder of larger, more detailed type shows, as well as what s expected of them. Allen sent me back a very nice , thanking me for my input and offered his agreement. If we are going to keep this sport alive, we need to make sure we include everyone, from all age groups, and all car qualities. I was not sure I was going to get a response, but it was heartwarming to receive an appreciation for a suggestion from our sized group. My hat s off to Allen and the MCA. Good driving, and good tidings, H-A Al HorseSense 4.6 By Tom Welsh MCMM Newsletter Editor Out with... In with... The Old The New We redesigned and printed 500 of our membership brochures this spring. I have reproduced them at the left. Please check your glove boxes or other places for the old ones, with the single Mustang Grill photo, and recycle them! The new ones have the 64-1/5 and 2015 Mustang photos on them. We have actually given out all 500 copies to members, dealers or potential members, and will be reprinting them. You can pick up copies to carry in your glove boxes to give out next time you are at a meeting or event. Elsewhere in the newsletter, is a list of Ford dealers mentioned in Al s newsletter. Note that Midland, Hagen, LaFontaine and McDonald (tentatively) are currently 2015 sponsors. Their ads appear in the newsletter. Each sponsor has a date on their ad now to let you know the status. A special thank you to our members that were able to help park cars at the Cool City Cruize for a Cause on Friday and the Show on Saturday. Members also helped direct entrants, judge Ford product cars, roll and hand out posters, and membership brochures. After the excellent meeting and dessert at the Pat and Quentin Levitte (Thanks to both of you for hosting the meeting!), our next meetings will resume at Fritz s Restaurant in Richville (M15 at M46 at 7 PM). We hope to see you there! H-A PAGE 3

4 Reflections on the Cool City Car Cruize & Show Reflecting on the just finished Cool City Car Cruise and Show, both events took place under near-perfect weather, for the first time in over two years. Almost 300 cars participated in the Cruize for a Cure event on Friday, July 10th, running from Hampton Twp., through Essexville, eastern Bay City, then on to Midland Street on Bay City s west side, finishing at Bay Lanes on Euclid, just south of Wilder Road. Dick Lebsack lead the cruise with this year s American Cancer Society cruise marshall. Thirteen MCMM members organized and parked the estimated 300 cars in the cruise at the Mall, then sprinted to the Bay Lanes destination to help park the cars at the Street Party that ended the cruise. On Saturday, many MCMM members gathered on South Washington in our designated area for the MCMM Show News show itself. MCMM members joined with others to help park cars, judge the Ford brand vehicles, promoted our club and the fall show, and give out club brochures and posters to Mustang lovers. A big Thank you to all the members that helped on both Friday and Saturday. Members Dick Lebsack, Charlie Reinhardt and Tom Welsh represent the club on the steering committee that runs the annual show. The committee meets monthly (Jan. to Sept. in Bay City for planning and organizing the event. Together with the sponsors and participants, the group has given over $180,000 to the Bay District of the American Cancer Society. It is expected to go over the $200,000 level with this year s expected donation. H-A A Mustang on the Cruize for a Cure event Displaying the five MCMM trophy winners in the show, L to R, Al Selesky representing winner Quentin & Nate Levette, Pam and Joe Errante, Nancy Montagne representing winner Bob Dillenbeck, Corey and Kerry Graveline, and Rick Montagne. Bob Dillenbeck and the Levittes were unable to stay for the award presentation. Support our Sponsors HERNDEN CONTRACTING Steven P. Hernden, Licensed Contractor Lone Pine Trail 0 Phone (231) Charlevoix, MI Cell (231) PAGE 4

5 MCMM Club News & Info. Mid-Michigan Ford Dealers Below is a list of the Ford dealers in our Mid-Michigan area. If you live near one, please contact them and present our sponsorship letter and form to them. Additionally, you can, if they will allow it, leave our club brochures with them to give to their Mustang customers, both new and used. Current and past sponsors are noted. Coordinate your visits with Del Zimmerman. H-A Reproduced again this month are the directions to sign up for the ed Ford Performance newsletter. H-A Check it out at or Click on the Newsletter icon, at to p right to sign up. Click here Past Sponsor Sponsor Past Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Past Sponsor Sponsor Member Spotlight Many members have been able to tell their story in the monthly page one feature, Member Spotlight. Will you be next? Contact the Horsin Around newsletter editor, Tom Welsh, to find out more. Do you have to write your story? No. Tom will ask you questions about your Mustang or Ford history, and other information of interest, write the story, and have you approve it before printing. One thing you will need is a couple of photos. One of you or you and your family, and a photo of your Mustang or other Ford products. They can be sent to Tom in the mail, in person, or via . They will be returned, if needed. Why do it? Because we all have a story and most members are interested in yours! H-A June, 2015 Treasurer s Report By Lon Hetchler, MCMM Treasurer PAGE 5

6 HORSIN AROUND Official June, 2015 Meeting Minutes JULY 2015 MCMM Board Meeting - May18, 2015 There was not a BOD meeting this month. MCMM Membership Meeting Meeting opened at 7:30pm by President Al Selesky. Thank you extended to Quentin & Pat Levitte for hosting our June meeting and for providing the fabulous strawberry shortcake. Yum,yum. Members in attendance: Susan Campbell, Dean Campbell, Steve & Angie Caesar,Joe & Pam Errante, Amado Arceo, Robert & Gina Dillenbeck, Stan & Ruth Bentley, Vic & Jean Trish, Lori & Jeff Amo, Charles Reinhardt, Paul & Cynthia Wrigglesworth, Dennis & Judy Donovan, Rick & Nancy Montagne, Al & Jan Selesky, Mark Bilbee, tom Welsh II, Del Zimmerman, Larry Blymyer, Harry & Carol Davis, Dick Lebsack, Bob & Pat Herrmann, Chris, Madelyn, Cole & Aaron Jansen. Special guest John Clor from Ford Performance and his wife Jennifer, as well as Gary Strappazon, former member and past president. Car Show Reports: The Coleman Rod Benders show was well attended by members of our club. Trophies were won by Jeff & Lori Amo, Rick & Nancy Montagne, Steve & Angie Caesar, Al & Jan Selesky, Nathan Levitte, Joe & Pam Errante. Member Tom Welsh attended the Bridgefest in Bridgeport. We also had four members participate in the Frankenmuth parade at the Bavarian Festival. We have some members attending the Down River Cruise at MOCESM. Cool City Cruize & Car Show: at their meeting it was said they will need six volunteers to help with their show Car Show: Lori Amo & Jan Selesky - Dash plaques are made and flyers are done and sign up sheets for setting up the show. Teams are being set up for working. For judging: I- Quentin Levitte, II - Rick Montagne, III - Al Selesky. 50/50 - Bob Dillenbeck & helper, registration- Carol Davis & helper. One food vendor is on board and are looking for another. Trophies are being checked on. Website: Mark Bilbee - The contract we had with the webmaster has been fulfilled. Some members are still having some trouble, but the committee is working on it. Social Activities: Rick Montagne - There is a date change for the Charity Island Cruise to September 5th. A trip to Gilmore Museum is being set for August 1st if enough are interested. Saginaw Valley Ford contacted us to see if any members are interested in being part of a caravan from the dealership to Party On McCarty on August 20th for 50's night. Meet time is 4 PM. Contact Rick at to let him know you are interested in any of these events. Newsletter: Tom Welsh II - Spotlight for July is Dick Lebsack and August is open---any volunteers? Sponsorship: Del Zimmerman - Tom Welsh added La Fontaine Ford in Frankenmuth as a sponsor. Membership: Ruth Bentley - No report. MCA: Quentin Levitte - No report Historian: Larry Blymyer - Gave a couple facts of Ford Motor Company. Merchandise: Dick Lebsack - Dick and Lori Amo are working on a package consisting of Jacket, shirt and hat. Property: Dennis Donovan - Working on washing the trailer. First trailer cover estimate is $229; will keep looking. Guest Speaker: We had John Clor from Ford Performance and his wife Jennifer. He did an awesome & fun presentation which was enjoyed by everyone. John fielded plenty of questions from members. Thank you for coming to our meeting and look forward to seeing you again, hopefully at our show in September. Other News: Quentin Levitte, and son, Nate, were featured in the MCA s June issue of Mustang Times. It was brought to our attention that there are 21 Ford dealerships from West Branch south. If you are in their area stop in for a visit and introduce yourself, tell them about us, and give them some club membership brochures and ask about being a sponsor in some capacity. Meeting closed at 8:50pm Submitted by Carol Davis, MCMM Secretary LaFontaine Ford of Frankenmuth 504 N. Main St. Frankenmuth PAGE

7 2015 Contact Information If you are interested in helping the MCMM board of directors or appointed positions on their committees, let them know at any Membership Meeting. Or, contact them directly for help with their area of expertise. Elected Board of Director Positions: President: Al Selesky Vice President: Jeff Amo Secretary: Carol Davis *9115 Treasurer: Lon Hetchler (new ) Membership Chair: Ruth Bentley Great Lakes Stampede Fall Show Chairpersons: Jan Selesky & Lori Amo Newsletter Editor (& Past President): Tom Welsh II, MCA Regional Director: Quentin Levitte Appointed Positions: Web Site Manager Mark Bilbee, Historian: Larry Blymyer Social Activities Chair: Rick Montagne Birthday & Anniversary Support: Gina Dillenbeck MCMM Sponsorships: Del Zimmerman Property Manager: Dennis Donovan Club Merchandise (& Past President): Dick Lebsack About your MCMM Membership Meetings... Support our Sponsors McDonald Ford 6790 Midland Road, Freeland (989) Your 2015 Board of Directors & Appointed Positions are listed here with their contact information. Most are at monthly meetings where they can also help you. Monthly MCMM meetings are held at Fritz s Family Restaurant, 9264 W. Saginaw Road )M-46, in Richville (mailing address is in Vassar for those using a GPS). on the eastern corner of M-46 at M-15. Membership meetings start at 7:00 pm., Jan. to Oct. Board of Director (BOD) meetings start at 6:00 pm (April to October, or as called). Members are welcome at BOD meetings and may make comments or ask questions. Members and guests are encouraged to come early and have dinner (at your expense) before or during the meetings. Fritz s does not require a minimum group purchase for the room, but we encourage you to purchase a snack, meal or beverage to support the restaurant. Members are also encouraged to exchange current issues of auto-related magazines; a 50/50 drawing is usually held at the end of the meeting. Call president, Al Selesky, for more information or if you have questions , or at aselesky@ameritech.net Social Events Chairperson, Rick Montagne, will coordinate many non-meeting events-see above for contact information. Fritz s Family Restaurant 9264 W. Saginaw Road, Reese - (989) Corner of M-46 at M-15 in Richville Monthly meeting place for the MCMM membership meetings PAGE 7

8 15 MCMM Events Calendar INVESTOR NEWSLETTER ISSUE N 3 FALL 2009 For the latest information, go to for these and other area shows & events. MCMM Club Supported Shows & Events Aug 1 - Gilmore Red Barn Spectacular - MCMM all-day club tour. Save the Date! Details: Rick Montagne Aug Back to the Bricks, Flint Week-Long events; show on Sat. Aug 15 Details: Tom Welsh Aug 15 - Mustang Alley, Ferndale / Woodward Dream Cruise Woodward Ave, Pontiac to Ferndale Aug 16 - MOCSEM s Mustang Memories 2015, Ford Product Development Center, Dearborn, MI Think 1,200 Mustangs in one place! Registration ($30) on line at All entries receive plaque & more! Aug 20 - Party on McCarty, Saginaw, Meet at Saginaw Valley Ford-Lincoln, 4:00 PM, Cruise to the Party at 5 PM Classic Rock music. SVF-L picks up entrance/parking fee. Aug 30 - Capital Area Mustangs 18th Blue Oval Blast Car Show, Grand Ledge, MI. Details to follow Sept 5 - Charity Island Cruise - Save the Date! Rick Montagne will provide more details shortly. Sept MCMM s 21st Great Lakes Stampede All Ford & Mustang Show Nexteer Automotive, Saginaw I-75 at M-46 MCMM Major Event Sunday Show, Sept. 20: 8 AM to 3 PM Registration 8 am to noon; Judged Car Show; $15 pre / $20 day of MCMM Member cars Judged with awards separate from non-members. Registration information available at: Shows and Events of Interest to MCMM Members July 18 - Unionville Summerfest Car Show - Unionville Village Park, 9 to 4, Reg. $20 day of - call July 23 - Party on McCarty Car Show - Saginaw Soccer Complex, McCarty Road. 4:00 PM July AuGres Cruiser Car Club s 22nd Rock-N-Roll Weekend Show on Sunday, the 26th 8 to 4 / Contact Dennis at or edmondskj@hotmail.com Aug 7 - Freeland Charity Car Show Midland Rd (M-47), Freeland - At Quicklane/McDonald s Ford. $10 day of - Friday evening, 3 to 7 PM - proceeds to Freeland HS Scholarship Fund Aug 29 - Freedom Park Car Show Swan Creek Rd, Saginaw pm $10 pre/$15 day of Aug 29 - Dan Smith Memorial Car Show - Moose Lodge, 3782 Estey Road, Rhodes, MI $10 pre/$15 day of. DATE Change: Sept 20 - Toledo Mustangs Car Show - Brondas Ford, Toledo, Details coming. Sept 5 - Mich Bean Festival Car Show - M-138, Fairgrove $10 day of / Swap Meet Sept 6-7 Motor City Show & Go 40 - Shelby American Auto Club/Motor City Region - Rescheduled Dates - Sunday, Sept 6: Car Show & Swap Meet 8 to 8, Ford World Hqtrs. / Track Event, Waterford Hills Road Race Course for show, for track event Sept Fall Color & Wine Tour hosted by Sandy & Lon Hetchler - Bellaire - Traverse City area. Details to follow. Reserved rooms available at Stone Waters Inn, Bellaire, Oct Northwood U. International Car Show - Classic Car Show on Sunday, Oct 4, 9 to 3? / Reg $10 pre/$15 day of / Awards incl. Best Mustang (3 awards) blogs.northwood.edu/autoshow Mustang Club of America National & Grand National Events July MCA Nat l Mustangs with Attitude Show, Loveland, CO, Sept MCA 2015 Buckeye Mustang Grand National Show, Columbus, OH. Plan now as this one is nearby! Limited to first 500 cars. MCMM Meetings New Meeting Location May - Oct (except June): Fritz s Family Restaurant 9264 W. Saginaw Rd., Vassar (GPS Address) It is actually on M-46 at M-15 in Richville just west of Vassar. July 20 - MCMM Meeting: Bd of Dir at 6:00 pm; Membership at 7:00 pm, Fritz s Aug 17 - MCMM Meeting: Bd of Dir at 6:00 pm; Membership at 7:00 pm, Fritz s Sept 21 - Membership at 7:00 pm,. Show review & Wrap-up. Fritz s Oct 19 - MCMM Meeting: Bd of Dir at 6:00 pm; Membership at 7:00 pm, Fritz s PAGE 8

9 MCMM Classified Ads Something to sell? Something you want? the editor ( trwelshii@charter.net ) or let him know at a meeting! Business Card advertisements (located throughout the newsletter) cost $25 per year and start during the month of the first ad and are included with car show sponsorships. FOR SALE: 2001 Mustang, Leather seats, 4.6 engine, 17 inch allow wheels,premium sound, flat spoiler, leather warped wheel and more loaded. Bob Ruth $11,500. or best offer. " " 10/13 Photo right>> FOR SALE: 1983 Mustang Conv. V-6 Auto Good paint & body. Int, fair. 165K miles Many replaced items. Contact Dave Faller, Brooklyn, MI or cell Must sell by Nov 1st. $3,000 - will consider offers Photo right>> 10/13 FOR SALE: 2006 Ford Mustang GT, Dark Silver, 71,500 miles, Never driven in winter,4.6-v8, Black leather interior, K/N filter, Auto shift, Shaker system, 6 disc cd player, Call : for more info and picture. " 5/14 FOR SALE very clean,2006 Mustang Pony Pkg., 35K miles, many options/ mods Cervini Hood, spoiler, K&N intake, Raxiom lights, Roush interior, $17,000 OBO, Contact Mark or medonell@gmail.com 4/15 Photo right >>> 2014 Horsin Around is published monthly as the official newsletter of the Mustang Club of Mid Michigan (MCMM). It is available via to members and friends of MCMM, and on our website. Adobe Reader required. Printed copies upon request from editor, Tom Welsh, 3860 S T o w e r l i n e R d., Bridgeport, MI FOR SALE: Convertible Boot Cover - hard style, folds to fit in trunk, with original storage bag. Good condition; Dk charcoal. From 94-98, but fits all conv. to Reduced to $40.00 OBO Contact Tom Welsh (989) /14 FOR SALE: 2006 Ford Mustang GT, Dark Silver, 71,500 miles, Never driven in winter, 4.6-V8, Black leather interior, K/ N filter, Auto shift, Shaker system, 6 disc cd player, Call : for more info and picture. " 7/14 FOR SALE very clean, stock L two tone blue rag top, with 5 speed, pwr brakes, steering, and windows. A/C +/- 51,000 miles Fog lamps, AM/FM/CD. Price negotiable call " FOR SALE 1965 Ford Mustang hardtop, 6-cyl - 3-speed manual. Red over black, Bench Front Seat, AM Radio, needs wiper switch; ready to drive anywhere. Newer tires, brakes, distributor/tune-up. $10,500/negotiable Contact: Ken Stadler, Clio (810) " " 6/15 Roster Updates Life Members, Darlene and Jack Morton have moved from Midland to Illinois. Milt Pulford has a new phone: Shirley Beaudoin s correct phone is Lon and Sandy Hetchler, New address & phone: 6792 Obervalden Dr, Bellaire, MI (231) MCMM Mission Statement: To foster and promote interest in the Ford Mustang automobile; to conduct educational programs; to provide information regarding Ford Mustangs; and to support char i table and community organization prog rams and projects of interest to club members and supporters. The club is open to anyone interested the /2 to present Mustang, regardless of vehicle ownership, and for the enjoyment in the hobby and club fellowship. Members should have enthusiasm and a willingness to participate in club activities. Participation of the family unit is not only desired, but is essential. PAGE 9

10 Other Clubs MCA / M6A / SAAC-MCR Have you considered the other clubs that are available to you? Our national club, the Mustang Club of America (MCA). Go to for more information. Their monthly magazine, Mustang Times, is excellent. Do you have a six in your Mustang? By all means, you should join the Mustang 6 Association. Best of all, it is free to join. Your only requirement is to send a photo and information on your Mustang(s). Go to to join. Then, there is the Shelby American Automobile Club - Motor City Region. Join or get more information at Other area clubs include: Mustang Owners Club of Southeast Michigan: West Michigan Mustang Club: Capital Area Mustangs on Facebook.com/ Become a fan on Facebook here! Send your Feedback Comments on the our Facebook page Content & Information to Tom Welsh II Also, be sure to add this address to your address book to make sure you get this ed copy of the newsletter to Tom Welsh II: (trwelshii@charter.net)" Send MCMM requests or to mustangclubmmi@charter.net MIDLAND Midland Ford Lincoln 1303 S. Saginaw Road, Midland Support our Sponsors Edited by Tom Welsh II 3860 S Towerline Rd. Bridgeport, MI trwelshii@charter.net P.O. Box 324 Frankenmuth, MI 48734