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1 _tá ixztá itääxç `ÉwxÄ T YÉÜw VÄâu A RAMBLINGS October 2014 Oktoberfest hosted by Bill & Kathy Williams, October 5, Thanks to Hal White for photo submissions 1

~ Coming Events ~ See the separate tour schedule for more events Next Monthly Mee ng: November 18, 2014 (Third Tuesday of the month) October 31-November 2 BEATTY DAYS PARADE Del Hering November 2

2 ~ Coming Events ~ See the separate tour schedule for more events Next Monthly Mee ng: November 18, 2014 (Third Tuesday of the month) October 31-November 2 BEATTY DAYS PARADE Del Hering November 2 (Sunday) DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS November 9 SUNDAY BREAKFAST ARRIVE at 8:30 - DINE AT 9:00 AM Jim Robbins November 15 (Saturday) 10:00 AM 3:00 PM MODEL T & MODEL A PICNIC Mike Kessler Steve Colle December 6 (Saturday) HOLIDAY PARTY Italian American Club 2333 E Sahara, Las Vegas Mark Schieff January 11, 2015 Kick Off Breakfast Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort Mike Kessler The Tap House 5589 W Charleston Mee ng at 8:00 PM Op onal dinner and social hour start at 6:00 PM. Depart 9:00 AM Friday from Santa Fe Sta on. Lunch on your own, dinner at Sour Dough Saloon. Parade Saturday at 10:00 AM (Halloween decora ons). Dinner poolside at the hotel. Contact Stagecoach Inn for accommoda ons ( ) Set your clocks back 1 hour Boulder Creek Golf Course 1501 Veteran s Memorial Drive, Boulder City Tour group meet at Walmart, 5198 Boulder Highway (at Nellis) for 7:30 departure. Sunset Park Contact Mike or Steve Bring a dish to share and your beverage $30 per person (limit 2) if dues are received by November 30, $50 a er that date. Guests $50 per person. YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT SO WE CAN ORDER ENOUGH FOOD. Depart Santa Fe Sta on at 9:00 AM. Dine at 10:00 AM. $15 per person no refunds a er January 4. TOUR REPORT BY MIKE KESSLER Please be sure to sign up at the mee ng or tell the Tour Leader so we will know you re coming. Happy A October! I would like to thank Bill and Kathy Williams for a great Oktoberfest. The food was wonderful and everyone who went had a great me. Thanks also to Doug and Elaine Warren for hos ng the October breakfast. I would personally like to thank all the par- cipants in the Summerlin car show. We had 20 cars show up. The show organizer sent me an thanking us and said we should be very proud of our car club. Events coming up are Bea y Days parade October 31st to November 2nd. Call Del Herring for more informa on. The November breakfast will be at the Boulder Creek Golf Course November 9 at 9:00. We will meet at Walmart at 7:30 AM on Boulder Highway. November 15th is the Model T and A picnic at Sunset Park from 10 AM to 3 PM. Please bring a dish and your beverage. Also please bring auc on items they do not need to be car related. Please 2 contact myself or Steve Cole e if any ques ons. The holiday party will be December 6 Saturday at the Italian American Club. Contact Mike Kessler or Mark Schieff for more informa on. The kickoff breakfast will be January 11, 2015 at 10 AM. At the Paiute Golf Resort. Cost is $15 per person which includes the p. Contact Mike Kessler for informa on.

THE PREZ SEZ BY MARK SCHIEFF Great weather and ten cars at the October mee ng. It's elec on me and all the current elected officers have expressed their interest to run again for the 2015 term.

spoke up. He then asked if there were any nomina ons from the floor and there were none. Ballots will be sent with next month s newsle er which allows for write-in candidates.

3 THE PREZ SEZ BY MARK SCHIEFF Great weather and ten cars at the October mee ng. It's elec on me and all the current elected officers have expressed their interest to run again for the 2015 term. Since any member in good standing can volunteer to run or be nominated for office, the elec on commi ee chairman, Tony Gardner asked for any members who would like to be on the ballot and no one spoke up. He then asked if there were any nomina ons from the floor and there were none. Ballots will be sent with next month s newsle er which allows for write-in candidates. Don't forget to pay your 2015 dues to Kathy Williams BY NOVEMBER 30th along with $30.00 per person for the Holiday Party. Dinner for members received a er November 30th will cost $40.00 per person (limit 2) and cost for guests will be $ The club will be subsiding the actual cost of about $60.00 per person cost resul ng in about a $2,000 contribu- on! The Annual Holiday Dinner will be on Saturday December 6th at the Italian American Club on East Sahara. The buffet will include white pasta, red pasta, meatballs, chicken Marsala, filet of sole, roasted potatoes, warm bean & le uce salad, coffee, tea & so drinks. Beer will be served for $4.00 a glass and wine will be served at $6.00 a glass. TECHNICAL BY JIM MILLER One last me on gas and oils and I will change my soap box to another subject. Flat tappet engines need a zinc oil addi ve in todays oils. That's the last on oils, now on to gasoline for an que engines. Original rubber fuel lines and gaskets are subject to damage from alcohol in E-10 gasoline. They need to be replaced with modern barrier hoses. ("BARRICADE" BY GATES) One of the proper es of modern E-10 gasoline is that it acts like a strong cleaning solvent. The cleaning effect of the new alcohol gasoline will loosen varnish, dirt, and corrosion throughout the en re fuel system including the inside of the gas tank. Any varnish, sediment, rust, or dirt will find its way into your carburetor. Stuff that has been undisturbed for forty years will break loose and cause you grief. Keep your sediment bowl and screen clean. Modern alcohol gasoline will also a ract moisture from the atmosphere, and through places like gas cap vents, much like brake fluid does. Water is heavier than the gasoline so as the water molecules are collected by the alcohol in the gasoline, the alcohol/water will separate from the gasoline and will end up in the bo om of the fuel tank. This phase separa on of gasoline that occurs in your gas tank is also happening in the underground storage tanks. The gasoline pickup valves are at the bo om of the tanks. If this gasoline is not sold within 30 days or less the chances are that the gasoline is increasing the concentra on of alcohol/water. Gasoline containing up to 30% alcohol is not uncommon in loca ons where the fuel inventory is more than 45 days old. Some of us have had vapor lock problems that seem to come and go, just maybe you got a tank full of old higher concentra on of alcohol laced fuel and not a problem with your car...keep in mind the older the gas and lower the fuel level in the underground tank the higher the alcohol concentra on. Marvel mystery oil helps the vapor lock problem as does insula ng the fuel line to the carburetor. One more par al solu on is to buy from busy high volume sta ons. More if you want it. Some informa on taken with permission from Randy Rundle's book "The Official Guide to Modern Gasoline & Oil for An que Vehicles". Randy's book can be ordered on line at haveinternetgarage.com or by calling

MEETING MINUTES BY JOE DIMARTINO Mark called the mee ng to order at 8 PM. Jim Miller led the Pledge of Allegiance. There were 42 members present with no guests and 10 Model A s driven.

President: Mark Schieff read off the birthday list and there were 15 happy people dancing and singing, coun ng candles saying, Oh my!

Treasurer: Kathy Williams thanked everyone who came to the Oktoberfest picnic. Then gave her report. Tour: Now, we come to Mike Kessler s updates.

4 MEETING MINUTES BY JOE DIMARTINO Mark called the mee ng to order at 8 PM. Jim Miller led the Pledge of Allegiance. There were 42 members present with no guests and 10 Model A s driven. Bob Andrini made a mo on, Max Miller seconded and the minutes of the previous mee ng were approved. President: Mark Schieff read off the birthday list and there were 15 happy people dancing and singing, coun ng candles saying, Oh my!. Mark then proceeded to tell us about a cool light that might be helpful for your Model A. Vice President: Jim Miller talked tools to have on trips. Treasurer: Kathy Williams thanked everyone who came to the Oktoberfest picnic. Then gave her report. Tour: Now, we come to Mike Kessler s updates. Mike reported on the breakfast and the Summerlin car show. Del talked about the me and place to meet for the Bea y trip. Tony talked about possible trip to Temecula next May. Workshop: Jim Miller had very li le workshop updates. Sunshine: Charlo e Kessler gave her report. Newsle er: Rita Waroway gave her report. Old: Jim Miller went over first aid kits for tours New: Mark Schieff called on Tony Gardner to talk about elec ons and no one took a bribe to take our places. LOL Dark Horse: Bob Guerin is happier today! Adjourned: On me God Bless America. SUNSHINE BY CHARLOTTE KESSLER Lorraine Hanna is home from the hospital a er her back surgery on September 18th. She is weak but having occupa onal therapy at home. She had a followup with the surgeon on October 22nd. She says hello to everyone and she can receive phone calls, however she requested we call her on her cell instead of the home phone. Sandie Camburn had a stay in the hospital in San Diego, was discharged on the 20th. So glad you are fine Sandie. We wish Kathy Williams the best as she has her other knee operated on November 11th. A nephew of Hal and Pat White passed away the beginning of October. Our thoughts are with Hal and Pat and their family. Roger Gross, former club member passed away beginning of October. His family is in our thoughts. MEMBERSHIP - DUES ARE DUE! BY RITA WAROWAY Now is a good me to renew your dues. If you send your $25 dues by November 30 you will be eligible to purchase holiday dinner party ckets for $30 per person (limit 2 per membership). Please make your check payable to LVVMAFC and mail it to the Club Treasurer. Kathy Williams, 6089 Wi g Ave, Las Vegas, NV Pay $25 if you are renewing dues only, $55 for dues and 1 holiday dinner, or $85 for dues and 2 holiday dinners. I hope to see all of you again in 2015! Nutz n Boltz NEWSLETTER: Published monthly by the LVVMAFC. Ar cles submi ed for publica on should reach the editor by Saturday noon following the monthly mee ngs. All ar cles become the property of the club and are subject to correc ons or revisions. Permission granted to reprint ar cles. Editor: Rita Waroway - warowayr@hotmail.com WEB SITE: DUES: $25 annual club dues are payable before the first day of January. Members not paid by January 31st shall be considered inac ve and dropped from all chapter mailings. 4

5 Happy Birthday November Summerlin Car Show, October 12, 2014 Thanks to Doug Smith and Robert Waroway for photo submissions 1 Wayne Rodgers 3 Vicki Hildreth 7 Kat McMahon 15 Chris Ringenbach 25 Donna Chesto 27 Buzz Spence 29 Jim Robbins Sunday Breakfast, October 19, 2014, Montana Meat Company Sunday Breakfast, September 21, 2014, Shuck s 2014 OFFICERS & DIRECTORS PRESIDENT PAST PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY TOUR DIRECTOR WORKSHOP DIRECTOR SUNSHINE DIRECTOR MEMBERSHIP & PUBLICITY Mark Schieff Dennis Waroway (for Don Moore) Jim Miller Kathy Williams Joe DiMar no Mike Kessler Jim Miller Charlo e Kessler Rita Waroway 5

6 LVVMAFC ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT 6

7 LVVMAFC ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT TEMECULA, CALIFORNIA WINE TOUR (modern cars) Tenta vely being planned for May 3 - May 5, If you are interested and haven t signed up, please contact Tony Gardner so he can have an accurate head count as he con nues to work on prepara ons. More informa on will follow. 7

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8 Summerlin Car Show, October 12, Photo by Robert Waroway _tá ixztá itääxç `ÉwxÄ T YÉÜw VÄâu October 2014 LAS VEGAS VALLEY MODEL A FORD CLUB 8

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www.mafca.com _tá ixztá itääxç `ÉwxÄ T YÉÜw VÄâu A RAMBLINGS January 2015 Kickoff Breakfast - January 11, 2015 - Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort Elec on Chairman Tony Gardner performed the officer installa