July 2014 Promoting the enjoyment and preservation of antique automobiles since 1950 Fun at the 40th Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival TWIN LAKES PARK Roger and Jan Christiansen s 1962 Triumph TR-3 displayed on the Lower Lake dam breast during the 40th Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival
A Message from Your President 2014 Officers Mark Jackson, President 133 Alexander Avenue, Greensburg, PA 15601 724-832-9074 John Kuhns, Sr. Vice President 2339 Raymond Avenue, Latrobe, PA 15650 work: 724-539-7574 home: 724-539-0889 Craig DeFloria, Treasurer 164 Millersdale Road, Greensburg, PA 15601 412-558-3100 Mark DeFloria, Secretary 123 Fosterville Road, Greensburg, PA 15601 724-836-7414 John Ross Kuhns, Publicity 201 Clinton Street, Loyalhanna, PA 15661 412-558-0994 Dominic Surace, Safety 143 Penn Manor Road, Irwin, PA 15642 724-864-7844 Western PA Region AACA Monthly Meetings WPR monthly meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month except December and January beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Post 982, 158 American Legion Road, Latrobe, PA (Pipetown). We start with a business meeting followed by fellowship, a snack and short program. There is also a 50/50 and bonus drawing. If you enjoy old cars please join us. You do not have to own an antique car to belong. For Membership Information Contact any officer or EMAIL: westernparegion@hotmail.com or Visit our website: www.westernparegion.org You don t have to own the Mona Lisa to appreciate fine art. Likewise, one doesn t have to own a Duesenberg or million dollar muscle car to appreciate fine antique automobiles. While we enjoy the television programs featuring the once-in-a-life-time Bugatti barn find and glistening, matching numbers, GTOs, Vettes and Mustangs going before the auction block, the reality is that not too many of us can lay down $100,000 plus for a classic car. (And boy, if we did, would we have the guts to drive it?) However, we can still appreciate the design and engineering of these cars, and the resources it takes to keep their legacies alive. Today, there are more ways to enjoy the antique car hobby than ever before. The quest for perfection continues to receive plenty of attention. The Antique Automobile Club of America, of course, has judging criteria and categories to honor these vehicles - Senior and Grand National Awards. However, now there are the HPOF (Historical Preservation of Original Features) and Drivers Participation Awards, which broaden the opportunities to participate in AACA Meets and activities. One could find a nice, original, low mileage 1989 Plymouth Horizon on Craigslist and pick it up for a few thousand dollars. Then clean it up, take it to an AACA Meet and possibly win an HPOF award. Sure, the 89 Horizon is not a Duesenberg or Bugatti, but it certainly offers a special level of fun just being a part of the antique car AACA picture. I like to parooze Craigslist and look at the cars for sale which have become antiques within the last 10-15 years to see which ones are the best HPOF buys under $5,000. I ve found some nice ones in that category including a beautiful 1985 Buick Estate station wagon for only $2,500. Since I am currently committed to restoring a 1952 Studebaker, I purchase these cars for fun with my imagination. However, my point is that these cars are out there. They are nice and they are affordable. Although you may be dreaming of that $100,000 muscle car, that $2,500. Buick or Plymouth Horizon may return many priceless memories to you as a driveable antique you can have a barrel of fun with. -- Mark Jackson 2
Western PA Region August Monthly Meeting... Different Day: MONDAY, August 18th Different Time: 7:00 PM Different Place: John Kuhns, Sr. s Garage 2339 Raymond Ave., Latrobe, PA 15650 Short Business Meeting Get ready for the 2014 Car Show - Special Judging Session with Howard Finney Lia Sophia Jewelry Show and Sale with Jill and Trudy Jackson Desserts Fellowship & Fun Turn in Unsold Chance Car Tickets 2014 Calendar Overview July 15 - WPR Monthly Meeting - 7:30 p.m., American Legion Post 982, Latrobe (Pipetown) July 20 - WPR Ice Cream Social - 6:00 p.m. Bruster s Ice Cream, Center & Painterville Roads, New Stanton July 26 - WPR Mecum Auction Bus trip to the PA Farm Show Complex, Harrisburg, PA. Bus leaves Latrobe 30 Shopping Center at 7:00 a.m. Bus departs Harrisburg for home at 5:00 p.m. Seats for ticket sellers available as of July 8. Contact Mark Jackson 724-832-9074, Cell: 724-961-3563 July 27 - WPR Annual Picnic - Cooperstown Club, Latrobe. August 1-3 - Das Awkscht Fescht Car Show - Macungie Memorial Park, Macungie, PA August 8-9 - Swigart Museum Meet - Huntingdon, PA August 9 - Somerset Antique Show Car Show, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. downtown Somerset PA, Somerset Trust Co. parking lot August 10 - August Fun Fest, Cedar Creek County Park - 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Car Show and Chance Car ticket selling opportunity August 16 - WPR Progressive Dinner Tour - See enclosed registration flyer. Monday, August 18 - WPR Monthly Meeting - DIFFERENT TIME and LOCATION, 7:00 p.m. JOHN KUHNS, SR. GARAGE, LATROBE August 20 - Weatherwood Car Show - 6;00 p.m. Weatherwood Manor, 896 Weatherwood Lane, Greensburg August 24 - WPR Ice Cream Social - 6:00 p.m. Bruster s Ice Cream, Center & Painterville Roads, New Stanton August 31 - WPR Paul P. Bell Memorial Antique Auto, Custom and Street Rod Show - Legion Keener Park, Latrobe September 7 - WPR Event September 13 - Waynesburg 50 s Fest - 11:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m. Downtown Waynesburg, PA September 16 - WPR Monthly Meeting - 7:30 p.m., American Legion Post 982, Latrobe (Pipetown) September 21 - Punxetawney Region AACA Car Show - 9:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m. Marion Center, PA September 21 - WPR Ice Cream Social - 6:00 p.m. Bruster s Ice Cream, Center & Painterville Roads, New Stanton October 1-5 - Fall Carlisle - Collector Car Swap Meet, Corral and Auction, Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle, PA October 4 - Octoberfest Car Show - Hebron Lutheran Church, Blairsville, PA October 8-11 - AACA Eastern Division National Fall Meet - Hershey, PA October 11 - Bedford Fall Foliage Festival Antique Car Parade, Bedford Region AACA, Check in 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Bedford High School parking lot. Parade through downtown Bedford at 2:00 p.m. Antique cars only (1989 and older). No street rods, customs or after market wheels October 19 - WPR Pumpkin Run October 21 - WPR Monthly Meeting & October Fest - 7:30 p.m., American Legion Post 982, Latrobe (Pipetown) October 26 - WPR Pizza Social - 6:00 p.m. Pizza Siena, Greensburg Shopping Ctr., 408 East Pittsburgh, St, Greensburg. November 18 - WPR Monthly Meeting - 7:30 p.m., American Legion Post 982, Latrobe (Pipetown) November 23 - WPR Pizza Social - 6:00 p.m. Pizza Siena, Greensburg Shopping Ctr., 408 East Pittsburgh, St, Greensburg. December 6 - WPR Christmas & Holiday Party - This is going to be fun. Watch for details... 3
Fun at the 40th Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival 67 Mustang dreams... TWIN LAKES PARK Classy antique cars owned by Western PA Region members stood proudly on the Twin Lakes Park Lower Lake dam breast for visitors to enjoy, as the Fortieth Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival unfolded July 3, 4, 5 and 6. The Region s 1967 Mustang Chance Car was positioned on the corner by the Festival s main entrance. Here many visitors paused to admire it and purchase a ticket from friendly WPR members in hopes of winning the classic red coupe. According to WPR member Dodie Ulishney, We enjoy selling the tickets just to talk with the people and hear their car stories. There are a lot of good Mustang stories out there. Members selling tickets often hear comments like That was my first car. My dad had one of those. I should ve never gotten rid of it. As Ralph and Joanna Shearer carefully pulled their Corvair onto the dam breast prior to their ticket selling shift, WPR President Mark Jackson said to a young Westmoreland County Parks Police Officer who was watching, Yea, that Corvair is a very nice car. It has an air-cooled engine. The young officer responded excitedly, Wow, I ve never seen one of those before! The Region has been displaying antique cars and selling chances to win an antique car at the Festival since the late 1980 s. Although it takes a little maneuvering to get the cars parked on the dam breast, it s the best and only free parking around during the Festival. Many WPR members came out to enjoy the Festival s sights, sounds and flavorful foods, while visitors casually studied their four wheel time machines. Many thanks to all who helped sell Chance Car tickets at the Festival this year, and many thanks to all who brought their cars out to display on the dam breast. Antique cars are an important part of our Arts & Heritage. They are woven into our American fabric with a ribbon of highway. 4 Harvey Eger during a brisk ticket sales moment Checking out Craig DeFloria s 1950 Willys Jeepster. The Kuhns Family chats with visitors.
Tickets on a Mustang...Charlie Schifano and Denny Blank Visitors admire Ron and Alice Shaulis s 1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria. Harvey Eger s 1964 Olds Cutlass Convertible Debbie and Dave Sheetz and their 1970 Camaro Z-28 Mark & Sandy DeFloria s 57 Chevy, John Ross Kuhns s 72 Impala and Jack Mull s 66 Mustang Blair & John Ross Kuhns John Ross Kuhns s 1972 Chevrolet Impala Convertible. Roger & Jan Christiansen s 1962 Triumph, Chuck & Lee Speicher s 1980 BMW 5
Minutes of the June 17, 2014 Monthly Meeting A meeting of the Western PA Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America was held June 17, 2014 at the American Legion Post 982, Latrobe, PA (Pipetown). President Mark Jackson called the meeting to order at approximately 7:30 p.m. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. There were 49 members in attendance and one guest. Our guest attending the meeting is Glenda Berg. May Minutes Minutes of the May 20, 2014 monthly meeting were printed in the June 2014 Western Round-Up. President Jackson asked if there were any additions or corrections to the minutes. Howard Finney made a motion to approve the minutes as printed, seconded by Myron Shoaf and unanimously approved. Treasurer s Report The Treasurer s Report was by Treasurer Craig DeFloria. President Jackson asked if there were any additions or corrections. Gary Wiegand made a motion to approve the report as presented, seconded by Ron Underwood and unanimously approved. OLD BUSINESS Membership Howard Finney Howard Finney reported that there was no report. Craig DeFloria stated that the Region had one national AACA free membership remaining as the Eastern Vo-Tech scholarship was not given out. NEW BUSINESS August 2014 General Membership Meeting Date, Time and Location Change Mark Jackson President Mark Jackson reminded the members present that there is a Time, Date and Location change for the August 2014 General Membership Meeting. The meeting will begin at 7:00 PM on Monday, August 18th at the John Kuhns Garage/Diner in Latrobe. The purpose of the change is to provide a program on judging to go along with our annual car show. Desserts will be provided. 2014 Chance Car Mark Jackson John Kuhns reported that there were 307 tickets for the chance car sold at the Latrobe Air Show. John also reported that there were 30 tickets sold (rain out) on Friday and 100 tickets sold on Saturday during the Pittsburgh Parts-A-Rama in Butler. President Jackson said the car is scheduled for the Vintage Grand Prix on Saturday, July 19th. Sunday July 20 is available at the Grand Prix if someone wants to take the car. President Jackson reported that there are a few spots remaining to sell tickets at the July Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival. Please see Mark Jackson to sign up. Schedule the car with Mark Jackson. The car is being stored by John & John Ross Kuhns in Latrobe. Please give John & John Ross at least 24 hour notice if you would like pick up the car. 2014 Chance Car Tickets Duane & Diana Anderson Duane Anderson reported that tickets were going very well. Duane said 29 tickets were sold through the AACA Magazine advertisement. Duane thanked everyone for turning in the ticket stubs in order. Tickets are still available. 2014 Chance Car Ticket Seller Rewards Program President Jackson reviewed this year s sellers reward program. Take 40 tickets to sell, and you can go on the Mecum Auto Auctions mini bus trip to Harrisburg on Saturday, July 26th. Free transportation and general admission to the auction. The Region will provide a mini bus. We will leave early morning and head home around 5 PM or so. You are responsible for food and other expenses. We have about six members and counting ready to go. You do not have to sell all 40 tickets by the Auction to go. A sign-up sheet was passed around. If you sell 40 tickets on the Chance Car you earn a free 2015 Western PA Region membership. Member must maintain National AACA membership. For every additional 40 tickets sold (above initial 40 tickets) you earn a $10 voucher good for WPR parties, events, tours and apparel. Car Show Dave Sheetz Dave Sheetz reported that he had registration and sponsor flyers available. Dave asked members to let him know where they can help. Car Show flyers are available. See Dave if you would like to help. The Boy Scouts are doing a food stand again and the ice cream vender is also returning. 6
Tours Mark Jackson President Jackson reported he is still looking for a Breakfast and Salad stop hosts for Progressive Dinner Tour to be held on August 16th. Please let President Jackson know if you would like to host a stop. October Pumpkin Run Up Date Cris Detwiler Cris Detwiler reported that the planned destination for the Pumpkin Run, the New Centerville Fire Company has apparently canceled their old-fashioned buckwheat cake dinners that always have occurred every other Saturday night in October and November. Cris is trying to recover from the news. Dayton Air Force Trip Al Friend Al Friend reported that there is no news yet on the trip. Al said he is waiting to see if they have broken ground on the new building. Picnic John Ross Kuhns John Ross spoke about the annual Region Picnic that is scheduled for July 27th. Please see John Ross if you would like to help. A picnic reservation flyer is in the June Round-Up. The reservation dead line is July 19th. WPR members are $10.00 each and Guests are $15.00. Dinner starts at 1:00 PM. Food will include roast pork, roast turkey, corn on the cob, rigatoni and parsley potatoes. Each member is requested to bring a desert. John plans to have prize winning BINGO games. Christmas Party Craig DeFloria Craig reported that the annual Christmas Party is scheduled for December 6th at the new Ramada Inn (old Sheriton Inn) in Greensburg. Please mark your schedule and plan to attend. More details will follow. Newsletter Mark Jackson President Jackson asked that members please read the newsletter carefully about the Mecum Auction and the Twin Lakes Heritage Festival. Mark asks that you take a selfie when you take the chance car out for inclusion in the Round-Up. Website Mark DeFloria Mark DeFloria reported that the Region s web site received 254 hits with 137 new visitors this month. Mark also reported that he is working toward having a shopping cart where club merchandise could be ordered using PayPal. Please email Mark anything you would like posted on the Region s web site. AACA Eastern Spring Meet John Ross Kuhns John Ross spoke about the possibility of the Western PA Region hosting a Regional Meet. The intention of the discussion is to gauge the member s interest in hosting a meet. Response appeared to be positive. Please let John Ross or any director know if you have any interest or comments. From the Floor Gary Cooper reminisced about the meet the Region hosted in 1972 when Hurricane Agnes chose to visit western Pennsylvania. John Kuhns announce that Vickie needs items for the Chinese Auction at the car show. Please contact Vickie Kuhns if you can help. Gary Wiegand told the members present about the upcoming Wexford Starlite Car Cruise Mopar Night on June 20th. Bill Maurer spoke about attending the Summit Mountain Hill Climb on June 14th. Bill reported that he and Carol Jean (CJ) drove a Model T to the hill climb and had a great time. It was a good day. 50/50 Jill Jackson won the first half of the 50/50 drawing for $44.50. The second half of the 50/50 was won by Carol Jean Maurer for $44.50. A total of $89.00 was collected during the 50/50. It pays to attend the monthly meetings. Adjournment President Jackson asked for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Howard Finney motion for adjournment was unanimously approved. Respectfully submitted by Mark DeFloria, Secretary Our deepest sympathy to Alice and Ron Shaulis on the passing of Alice s mother, Gladys I. Wills, on June 26th. Gladys was blessed to have reached the age of 100. Congratulations to Howard and Bettyann Finney for receiving an AACA HPOF (Historical Preservation of Original Features) Award for their 1982 Buick Riviera at the National Eastern Spring Meet held in Buffalo, New York in May. Congratulations to Dave and Debbie Sheetz for receiving an AACA Grand National Senior Award for their 1970 Camaro Z-28 at the 2014 AACA Annual Grand National, Southeastern Division National Dual Meets held in Lebanon, Tennessee in June. 7
Western Round-Up Classifieds FOR SALE 1977 Cadillac El Dorado Excellent original condition, 26,000 original miles Call Lou: 724-834-6813 Reproduction Classic Inspection Stickers for your Antique Car. Dress up your restored beauty with a sticker for the year of your car. All 50 states available from 1929 to 1990 Bob Hoyt 609-801-0005 www.inspectionsticker.net 1977 Chevrolet Corvette L 48 with all options 21,000 miles Silver exterior with silver interior Rally Wheels with Goodyear Eagle tires Originally a GM executives car sold to his brother in law here in Pa Asking $16,500 Call Tom King 412-855-7887 1979 Lincoln Continental For Sale from original owner. 20,925 original miles. Asking $15K. phone Don Holt at 724-837-9889 or email jacqholt@yahoo.com 1994 Toyota Turcel Standard Shift, 2 Door, Red, 117,571 Miles Needs some engine work. 724-850-7458 1952 Chevy Styleline 2 Door Engine 350 4 bolt with 400 heads, headers, 350 transmission, Camaro sub frame with power disc brakes, power steering, Camaro rear end with Pose springs, Camaro wiring harness, Monte Carlo tilt wheel, engine mostly chromed, Edelbrock manifold and carb, 100 amp alternator, battery installed in trunk, HEI distributor, Flowmaster mufflers, cold Vintage Air, interior custom finished with new bucket seats, power driver s side, trunk is custom finished, exterior paint Torch Red, shaved door handles and trunk, remote controlled poppers, excellent chrome and wheels, new rubber seals, all gauges work including tach, runs and stops perfect. One set of Rocker Panels for Dodge Vans 42 long x 8 wide $40. 6 Dodge hubcaps for 54-56 trucks 2 Stainless steel center grill Ronald Underwood 412-341-7812 Four {4} BFG Silvertown 2 1/4 white wall tires 7-50-14 on original 57 chevy wheels with the nubs, mounted and balanced. like new less than 300 miles. $800.00 Jack Mull 724-523-8985 Chevy Truck Parts 1941-1946 Five 15 inch rims for $100. Two front brake drums and backing plates - complete $100. per pair. Radiator core support, $50. Other parts available. Joe Vrable, 724-219-3922 Classified Ad Policy Classified ads for antique or classic cars or parts are available free for Western PA Region members. After four issues the ad will be pulled unless it is renewed by phone or written request (email or letter) Please notify the editor if the item has been sold. Photos are acceptible and will be used if there is room. The Round-Up editor and WPR are not responsible for typographical errors or misinformation. Please submit all classified ad requests to: Mark Jackson, Editor, 133 Alexander Avenue Greensburg, PA 15601 724-832-9074 email: rpmguy2002@yahoo.com Reduced Price $31,900. Denny Blank, 724-836-3225. 8
Name That Car Uncle Bill s Car from June July s Car Gary Weigand was the first to correctly identify June s car as a 1955 Oldsmobile. Enjoy that watermellon Gary. Suzanne Heatherington also correctly guessed my Uncle Bill s car. My Uncle Bill was a WWII veteran having served in the Cavalry. When he joined the Cavalry in the 1930 s they were still using horses. They eventually graduated to tanks and he found himself serving under General Patton. When he came home after the war he found employment as an appliance salesman at the Greensburg Sears store where he sold dependable stoves and refrigerators for many years. People knew him as Joe Minster, but to me he will always be my Uncle Bill, one of those special people who touch your lives and you never forget. The Western Round-Up is the official publication of the Western Pennsylvania Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America. It is published on a monthly basis with January/February being a combined issue. Each issue is also posted on the Region s website: www.westernparegion.org. Members may choose to receive this newsletter via email rather than a mailed hard copy. Just contact the editor. Submission deadlines are the first day of each month for possible publication in that month s edition. Any items contained herein may be reproduced if proper credit is given. All articles are edited for length, grammar, accuracy and composition. They will be used at the discretion of the editor and Region officials. Please advise the editor of any and all needed corrections. Mark Jackson, Editor 133 Alexander Avenue Greensburg, PA 15601 Phone and FAX: 724-832-9074 email: rpmguy2002@yahoo.com Special thanks to the following for sharing their time and talent to help produce this issue: Mark DeFloria, Nancy Vrable I consider myself so very blessed to have a wonderful son who thinks antique cars are cool. Regis has been going to car shows with us since he was a little kid. He listens patiently to my stories and actually seems to enjoy them. He also has developed his own unique tastes in antique cars. In the photo above, Regis flipped over this cute little number at a car show in York, PA a few years ago. It has become the dream car he hopes to own someday yellow with a black interior, or black with a red and white interior. Can you name the make and year of Regis s dream car? Be the first to contact me in person, by phone 724-832- 9074 or email rpmguy2002@yahoo.com and win a box of cookies specially hand-picked for you by Regis. (Note: In all fairness, our daughters Trudy and Mary are antique car fans too. Will tell you their favorites next issue.) 9
National AACA Meets and Tours By Myron Smith VP Event Planning & Development I ve come to the realization that those of us who attend national AACA events are not doing a good job at home spreading the word of how much fun these AACA events can be. In a nutshell, if you like people, seeing different things, or old cars, you should have a good time at an AACA National event. On the interesting people side of things, we ve made friends by attending national meets from all over the country. At a recent meet I flew from Nebraska to Florida. A friend from Virginia gave me a ride from the airport; I went to supper with folks from North Carolina and someone else from Tennessee joined us. On the plane back home, I was on the same plane with another AACA friend from Louisville KY. The hobby is more than just the cars, but they are the common thread that brings us together. I have been thinking of all the places and things we have seen and I will share a few. We ve been to Metropolis (IL), where you will find Superman and the nearby National Quilt museum in Paducah KY; toured a retired missile site in Kansas; a John Deere Tractor factory in Iowa; an Air Force Base in North Dakota; and another in Cheyenne WY. Have you ever heard of an air force base without runways? There s one in Cheyenne. Also in Wyoming we ve visited a Buffalo Ranch and Cattle Ranch. In Colorado, we ve driven to the top of Pike s Peak, toured Garden of the Gods and some went 1000 ft. underground in a gold mine. Not me though, I m claustrophobic. In the hill country of Texas we have seen exotic animals on the YO ranch, and experienced historic Fredericksburg, TX. In Wisconsin we had a fabulous time with car friends at a place called Old World Wisconsin. I suppose it could be called a living history farm. It shows how early immigrants to Wisconsin from various countries settled the new land. Canyon, TX, home of the second largest canyon in the US, has been a site for a couple of AACA meets. The Palo Duro Canyon is a very interesting place to visit. On the International side we ve been to Paris and Dublin. Of course Paris was in Texas, and the Eiffel tower has a cowboy hat and Dublin is in Ohio. At all of 10 these events there have been an untold number of interesting vehicles to look at. As a result of attending AACA events, we have visited various private auto and auto memorabilia collections not open to the public. We have visited a Fire Truck Restoration facility in Estes Park, CO and an Airplane restoration facility with a WWII museum in Colorado Springs, CO. The AACA meet in Auburn, IN provided an opportunity to visit the fabulous Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Everyone s taste in cars is somewhat different. Show days have provided an almost limitless number of vehicles to look at. Of special note to me are: the GM Futurliner, a prototype Graham Hollywood convertible, buses, dump trucks, milk trucks, bakery trucks and even a snow plow. AACA s recognition of unrestored vehicles always provides some interesting vehicles to look at, from amazingly preserved brass era cars to a marvelous late 1920 s Lincoln. A few of my favorites include a 29 Pontiac, a 59 Chevrolet Bel Air and a Model A roadster which still had its original top. Basically, if you cannot find something interesting or fun at an AACA national event, I think you just aren t looking. The Rummage Box
Outside of our chartered Mini-bus Mini bus interior There Are Still a Few Seats Left for the Ticket Sellers Bus Trip to the Mecum Auction in Harrisburg on Saturday, July 26th We ve chartered the very nice mini-bus pictured above for the trip to the Mecum Auto Auction in Harrisburg on Saturday, July 26th. We will leave the Latrobe 30 Shopping Center, Route 30 across from Arnold Palmer Motors at 7:00 AM. The auction is at the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center. We will depart from the Center around 5:00 PM to head back home and stop for dinner along the way. If you took/take 40 Chance Car tickets to sell you can go on this trip. Bus transportation and general admission to the Harrisburg Mecum Auction are free. Dinner and other expenses are on your own. Call Mark Jackson 724-832-9074 or cell 724-961-3563 to reserve your place on the bus if you have not already signed up. The sign up sheet will be passed around again at the July meeting. The bus is filling up. Seats are first come, first served. When they re gone. They re gone. Chance Car Scheduling and Tickets To schedule to take the Chance Car out to sell tickets at an event, cruise, store, etc. contact Mark Jackson at 724-832-9074 or Duane Anderson at 724-834-6808 To sign out a supply of tickets or to turn ticket money or any unsold tickets in, contact Duane Anderson at 724-834-6808. Deadline to return unsold tickets is the August 18 WPR monthly meeting so that they can be sold at the WPR Paul P. Bell Car Show on August 31st. 2014 Chance Car Ticket Order Form Yes, I am willing to help Western PA Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America sell tickets at $10.00 each for the 2014 Chance Car. I understand that I may request additional tickets or can return any unsold tickets by contacting Duane Anderson. I will try to sell Chance Car tickets Number of tickets requested (Ticket Packets of 40 preferred, but you may request tickets in lots of 5.) I will remit ticket sales money to Duane Anderson at a later date. Please Print Name Address I cannot sell Chance Car tickets but I will buy tickets. I am enclosing a check to purchase: tickets at $10.00 each for a total of $. I understand that tickets will be mailed to me. Phone Please mail form to: The deadline for returning any unsold tickets is the August 18 WPR monthly meeting so that they can be sold at the WPR Car Show on August 31st. Duane Anderson 4514 Ridgeview Drive Greensburg, PA 15601