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The Galloping

Gazette The Official Newsletter Of The

Central Virginia Mustang Club

July 2008 Issue 259

CVMC News

May 30 to June 1, 2008

Three CVMC club members made a road trip to Virginia International Raceway to check out the track, participate in a car show and generally have a great time. It was a very muggy day and it got hot but that didn’t dampen our spirits at all. The SVT Cobra Mustang Club was at VIR all weekend and on Saturday they held their car show so Lee Hardy, Lewis Firth and I made a day of it.

We also got to spend some time on the south portion of the track. Even though there was a bunch of us and we were not allowed to pass we still had a great time.

We made some new friend and I passed out some fliers for our Fall Show. I will be there next year and I hope you will come along also. A good time was had by all. For more photos be sure to see the CVMC website. Article by Tony Hall & Photos by

Tony Hall and Lee Hardy

CVMC At The MCA

“Buckeye Mustang

National”

Columbus, Ohio

June 20 -22, 2008

Four CVMC members made the trek to Columbus, Ohio for the “Buckeye Mustang National”. Three of us brought Mustangs and we all helped to judge the show. This show is the only one I have known to sellout about two months before the show.

The trip up and back was uneventful and the weather was great. We did have a thunderstorm after the show on Saturday.

We all got our Mustangs as shiny as possible for the show of course some people had extra help (grin).

Of course as usual there was a fantastic assortment of beautiful Mustangs at the show. They came from all over like Kansas, Texas, Florida, Missouri, Virginia and Canada to name a few places.

We all had a great time and I would like to extend my congratulations to Kathy McWilliams and Dave Dickey for bringing home the hardware.

We also saw a lot of people that we knew from Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. We hope you will be able to make the next CVMC Road Trip to a MCA National Article and Photos by Tony Hall

CVMC and Richmond

Ford Presents

“Classic Ford Cruz-n

July 19, 2008

Richmond Ford Mustang and Classic Ford Cruise-In, 4600 West Broad Street, Saturday July 19, 2008, 10:00am to 2:00pm. Richmond Ford and Central Virginia Mustang Club have joined forces to bring the areas best collection of Mustangs and Classic Fords together in one place.

* Hot Dogs and Drinks will be served. * Each participant will receive a dash plaque.

Richmond Ford is the major sponsor for the CVMC fall show. Please come out and support this event. This was a great event in 2007 and lets make it a better event for 2008.

Article by Gordon M. Martin,

President

CVMC Charitable Giving

At the last Board Meeting we decided that the Club should start contributing a percentage of our funds to worthy causes. The Board will determine at a later date exactly what percentage of our funds can be used for this purpose. We would like the input of the membership to find out where our members would like to see the Club make charitable donations. We will compile the names you submit so all members present at the September 3 meeting can vote for their favorites. Examples of Organizations: Non-Profit Civic, Community, Military, Veteran, etc. Please submit the complete information (name, address, and phone) for your selection no later than AUGUST, 17 to:

Gordon M. Martin

10775 Ashcake Station Place

Mechanicsville, VA 23116 [email protected]

CVMC Judging and

Detailing Clinic

July 26, 2008

Want to learn how to judge at our Fall Show? Or maybe you would like some tips on Detailing your car? There will be a Judging and Detailing Clinic held at Mike Noble’s house on Saturday, July 26, 2008, at 2:00pm. For directions you can either call Mike or map quest his address. Mike Noble 804-230-0322

513 Broughbridge Road

Richmond, Virginia 23225

CVMC At The

“Woodward Dream

Cruise”

Dearborn, Michigan

August 16, 2008

Car show and Cruise in season is in full swing. The “Woodward Dream Cruise” is an "OFFCIAL CVMC EVENT". This is an Extremely fun event and is really huge. So far we have the following club members going, Rusty Wiseman, Betty Wiseman, Johnny & Joan McGrath, Tony Hall and David Lythgoe I have blocked off 9 additional rooms at the Red Roof Inn in Dearborn, MI for club members wishing to go. I will have to let these rooms go the first part of July. Even if you are just thinking about going it would be advisable to put a room in your name. Once they are in you name you can cancel the day of arrival by 6pm. We will have more info as it becomes available on other events going on in the area. They Henry Ford is always a fun place and so is Green Field Village. As always please check out Our Forums for more information. Also check out the following link to find out more about the Dream Cruise and the 40,000 plus cars that attend 2008 Woodward Dream Cruise Pease send me an e-mail or give me a call if you have more interest in this. As always have a great Mustang Day.

Rusty Wiseman

Phone: 804-357-6196

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: 804-357-6196

“45th Mustang

Anniversary Celebration”

April 16th to the 19th, 2009

This will be the show to go to. If you have never been to a Mustang Anniversary Celebration then you are missing out. If you never go to another MCA Event this is one you need to attend. As this Celebration approaches we will have more on this Show in the pages of the Galloping Gazette and in the Forums Section of our website. www.centralvamustang.com I now have the flier scanned and posted in the CVMC Forums on our website. Article by Tony Hall

CVMC Website

“IMPORTANT”

Hey fellow CVMC Members! I want to talk to you about the CVMC website (click here----->CVMC Website ). By this time next year CVMC will have a totally new look to our website. We will be improving the features we already have and coming up with new features for your enjoyment. We will be talking about those features more in the future. For example we have a totally New Look to the CVMC Forums. You can check them out by… Clicking Here-----> CVMC Forums …In this part of the website you find information about Club Events, Car Shows, Parades, Cruise Ins, Tech Information about 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Generation Mustangs, What’s New in the Automotive World, News about New Ford Autos and Trucks, Ford Racing and just plain ole information about whatever is on your mind. This is a great way to share information among CVMC members. You can also post about your projects and also upload pictures about your Mustangs, Events, etc. We know that quite a few of you already come to the website on a regular basis but there are way too many of you who have internet access but do not come to the website. We ask that you get into a habit of coming to the website on a regular basis. We know that some of you are not familiar with posting on the internet and may feel unsure of yourself. Let me assure you it is a very easy thing to do and Rusty and I are more than willing to help you out anytime we can. If you become unsure of what you’re doing just give one of us a call and we will be more than happy to help you out. If we cannot help you at that moment we will be more than happy to set up a time where we can walk you through the process of registering and then posting in the Forums. A little side note about registering. When you register either Rusty or I have to approve you via e-

mail so it may take a few hours then you can post to your little hearts delight.

Rusty Wiseman Phone: 804-357-6196 E-mail: [email protected]

Tony Hall Phone: 804-337-4807 E-mail: [email protected]

The mass e-mails that I have sent out in the past will come to an end as far as I am concerned so PLEASE be sure to check the CVMC website on a regular basis for the latest on CVMC Events! See you there! Article By Tony Hall

CVMC May Monthly

Meeting Minutes By Renee Bennett

President Gordon called the meeting to order at: 7:40pm New Members: Larry Kidd 64and a half OJ from Victory Seven 1989 welcome to our meeting. Old Members New News: Amy is back from Iraq WELCOME BACK AMY!!!!! She also would like to say thank you her mustang is almost ready to be put back on the road.. President Gordon: asked for a motion for the Treasurers report and it was given. Llew Stakes talked about the Parades: Colonial Beach is on June 14th 2008, Kenbridge was a great turn out we had about 25to 30 cars all the parades have had a good turn out. Larry talked about the fall

show: we need more sponsors and if any one knew of any sponsors to get with him, Dave Dickey talked about the MCA and Dave Dickey is the Co Chairman of Judging and in August they will have a Judging clinic at Rusty’s house and in September the last one will be at Dave Dickey’s house more information to come out later. Richmond Ford Cruz Inn will be in July the 19th at 10am till 2pm hot dogs will be served, drinks. Hope to

see you all out there. Dash Plaques will be given out. Larry Boyd is getting a Cruz

in Black Stone on the 4th Saturday and more information will come. George talked about the

merchandise and he can not order any more merchandise with the logo on it cause ford wants to see the logo. If it changes you will be informed so buy what you can now they could be collector items. President Gordon spoke about the board meeting held at Shoney’s at Va. Center Commons mall Tuesday June 10th 2008 at 7pm. President Gordon called break at 8:40pm President Gordon called the meeting adjourned at 9pm

CVMC Sprint Cup

September Race Tickets

September Sprint Cup race tickets are in and available for pick-up Remember, 1st come 1st served. Please call Ron Martin at 347-8701. Thanks!!!

Thanks For Contributing

To The Galloping Gazette

I would like to take a minute to thank everyone who has contributed to the Galloping Gazette and let everyone know that if you have an article that you wrote on anything CVMC, Mustang and or Ford related please send it to me to be used in the newsletter. Ideas for articles are but not limited to the following… Club Functions; Car Shows that you attended; Parades; Restoration Projects; Modification’s; Unique Mustang’s and or Ford’s; Unique people connected with Mustang’s and or Ford’s; etc… Please include any pictures. Be sure to send your articles to me Tony Hall at [email protected]

News From The

Blue Oval

Ford likely to build 2011

Focus at two plants

By Amy Wilson

Automotive News; June 23,

2008 - 12:01 am EST DETROIT — When Ford Motor Co. introduces a European-developed Ford Focus in late 2010, it is likely to produce the U.S. model in two plants. The 2011 Focus probably will be built in Wayne, Mich., and Louisville, Ky., said industry sources familiar with Ford's product plans. Ford makes the current Focus only at the Wayne factory. The Louisville plant currently makes the Ford Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer SUVs. But small cars are hot, and Ford is selling all the Focuses it can produce. Last Friday, Ford ramped up capacity for the small car for the third time this year. The automaker is adding a third shift to the plant's paint and body shops. It is speeding up the assembly line, which runs on two shifts already on overtime. With the changes, Ford expects to be able to produce 280,000 units of Focus annually. The Focus had sales of 173,213 in 2007. Focus sales are up 35.7 percent in 2008. "We view the move to smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles as permanent, and we are responding to customer demand," Ford CEO Alan Mulally said a statement Friday. That demand sets up a good prognosis for the 2011 Focus. Ford confirmed Friday that sedan and five-door hatchback versions of the European-developed Focus will go into production in North America in late 2010.

The new model is expected to be assembled alongside other small-car variants such as the C-Max crossover, sources said. Ford already sells the C-Max in Europe and could build it in Wayne beginning in 2011, the sources said. The next Focus will arrive just three years after a re-engineered and restyled model went on sale in 2007. That quick replacement wasn't a reaction to $4-a-gallon gasoline. Ford has been planning it for more than a year as part of Mulally's strategy to share vehicles globally. That 2011 Focus will be largely common with models sold in Europe, South America and Asia. Ford said last week that the global Focus will have "excellent" fuel economy, achieved through new direct-injection engine technology and a new six-speed transmission.

BRIAN WOLFE NAMED

NEW DIR. OF FORD

RACING TECH

6/26/2008

DAN DAVIS TO RETIRE AUG. 1

Dearborn, Mich. — Brian Wolfe, a 26-year Ford veteran who has held a series of management positions within Ford’s powertrain operations, has been named the new director of Ford Racing

Technology, the company announced today. Wolfe will replace Dan Davis, who has overseen the company’s racing efforts the past 11 years. Davis will retire after 32 years with the company on Aug. 1. “Dan has done a great job for the company and its racing program, and he’s going to be a tough act to follow,” said Wolfe. “I look forward to the challenge of taking the program forward and continuing the record of success he brought to us.” Wolfe, 47, has been director, Powertrain Calibration and Controls, Product Development, since 2002. In his most recent job, Wolfe had global responsibility for all powertrain computer control software applications and powertrain calibration, including drivability and emissions. He began his career at Ford Motor Company in 1982 and has held various positions within Ford’s powertrain development area, including a stint as manager of Ford’s Advanced Engine Group for North America, where he helped oversee the development of the Aston Martin V-12 engine. Wolfe received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering from University of Michigan-Dearborn. He’s an avid amateur drag racer and still owns the 1969 Fairlane CobraJet he bought at age 15. Wolfe lives in Plymouth, Mich. He and his wife, Nancy, have two daughters and a son. “For me, a kid from Michigan whose father idolized Henry Ford, there was never any doubt where I was going to work,” Wolfe said. “To have this opportunity now to take the racing program forward is a dream come true.” Under Davis’ leadership of Ford Racing Technology, the company captured three NASCAR Sprint Cup driver’s titles and four manufacturer’s titles. In addition, he helped with the formation of Roush-Yates Engines, the premier engine supplier to Ford

NASCAR, sports car and USAC racing programs. In NHRA, the company captured eight consecutive Funny Car championships, and Davis led development of the new Ford BOSS 500 nitro engine, the first new nitro engine in drag racing the past 40 years. Davis also led major safety initiatives in both Champ Car racing and NHRA, where use of Ford Blue Box data recorders is now mandatory. He also led a resurgence of Ford customer programs in road racing, where the Ford Mustang FR500GT, Mustang FR500C and now Mustang FR500S race cars are sold through Ford and compete in road racing circuits in North American and Europe. Davis also will be known for starting the Clorox/Ford Women’s Driver Development Program in USAC, the first partnership of a consumer sponsor and auto manufacturer to try and develop women for professional racing. He also expanded Ford’s grassroots racing programs, helping start the USAC Ford Focus Midget Series, which has grown nationally as a cost-effective way for youths to enter racing. Article and photo by Ford Racing

The Columbus, Ohio show was a full show with Mustangers waiting in line for cancellations. There were 388 spaces between the Marriott and Drury Inn filled with beautiful cars. The CVMC members attending were Dave and Judi Dickey, Tony Hall, Kathy McWilliams and her sister Karen, and Rick Nochta. Tony, Kathy, Rick and Dave judged. In talking with some of the assistant National head judges, they indicated it has been a long time

since MCA had so many experienced judges at a National show. 95% of the judging was completed by evening. The awards ceremony was unique in that the awardees name and car was shown on 2 large screens. Kathy earned Silver and Dave earned 2nd place awards. The tentative show schedule for 2009 was discussed but the dates have not been confirmed:

• The big 45th birthday celebration, April 17, 18, and 19, at Barber Motorsports park outside Birmingham, Alabama will replace the Grand National, so there will be no Grand National on Labor Day weekend

• The June National show in Michigan is still up in the air as the club is having trouble getting sponsorship. As a result, Raleigh, N.C. may be awarded a show to take place on 4 July.

• Las Angles, California is scheduled to have a National show Labor Day weekend

The 2nd Annual Mustang Lovers’ cruise will sail from Galveston, Texas to Montego Bay, Jamaica, Georgetown, and Grand Cayman on the Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas; February 1st to the 8th, 2009. Mustang Times magazine is a first-rate publication for the Mustang hobbyists and published by MCA. It is full of advance information on next year’s Mustang, technical and “how to do” information for all your Mustangs in addition to discounts on various parts vendors. The type of parts and amount of discount is published on the forums site. If you would like to join MCA see me during the break Local MCA Regional shows, cruise-in’s and upcoming car shows in the Richmond metro region are covered in the Galloping Gazette and on our website.

Dave Dickey MCA Regional Director

Phone: 804-730-1450


CVMC - MCA Gold Card Judges 1964½-1966: Don Lane 1967-1968: Steve Shaver & Dave Dickey 4th Generation: Steve Shaver

CVMC – MCA Certified Judges 1966: Karen Lane 5th Generation: Tony Hall, Dave Dickey & David Lythgoe 1966: Karen Lane

July 2008

Car Hobbyist News From

the Council

By Fred Fann

What is on the minds of everyone in this country right now? Could it be gasoline prices and the economy? I think the country has reached a consensus to drill off shore, in the Artic and anywhere else in the US where oil and natural gas can be found. That is we have all reached a consensus except those in Congress. It’s tough to understand why they would stand in the way of what all Americans want. Unfortunately the ban on drilling should have been lifted years ago so we could be using that fuel right now instead of hoping the ban gets lifted, then hoping that the oil companies will explore and drill, and then hoping that there is enough there to offset the high price until this country finally comes up with a comprehensive workable energy plan. Those who remember the 70’s will recall that for well over 30 years we have known that the cost and availability of gasoline is going to be a problem. Oil is produced in places that don’t like us and is subject to all kinds of problems. Our elected leaders have

done nothing for over 30 years to come up with an energy plan. Instead they have spent many millions of our tax dollars on research that hasn’t created anything. Sure we have electric cars that aren’t any better than they were in 1900. And yes Honda does have a fuel cell car that it is testing. But the fuel cell car’s cost is estimated at $1 million dollars and there are only a handful of hydrogen fuel cell stations so a fuel cell car is not a real solution at this time. And who knows how much hydrogen will cost? Just buying it for experiments in labs is expensive. It’s simple – our elected leadership has failed us. I can sense the anger of a lot of Americans caused by that failure of leadership. It’s not just energy but in a lot of areas we feel our leadership has failed to lead. Even on the state level we have a failure of leadership. It’s been three and a half years and once again the General Assembly is meeting to decide what to do about transportation funding. The governor has his plan and the GOP has a plan. Neither are perfect but we can all hope and pray that they will work together and come up with a plan that will go into effect really soon. Why is it we have such a failure of leadership? I think there are many reasons but a major one is gerrymandering of districts. Right now in Virginia most districts are not competitive. In other words districts are drawn by members of the General Assembly after each census so that only a Democrat or a Republican can win a certain district. If only a Democrat can win a certain district then usually the GOP doesn’t even run anyone and vice versa. When the Democrats pick someone who cannot lose they usually pick someone from the far left. The GOP picks someone from the far right. Neither the far right winger nor the far left winger want to compromise and we have what is called gridlock and we the voters lose. Neither the Democrats nor the Republicans select enough candidates that are in the main stream and are

willing to compromise to move the locality, state or nation forward. Unfortunately our elected leaders seem to be more interested in their own party, their own money, their re-election, fund raising and other activities and not for working for the betterment of our country and us.

New Member’s

John Ward

Welcome! We at CVMC hope you will be a member for many years. CVMC has over 117 members signed up for 2008.

Renewed Member’s

For 2008

Larry Kidd, Gary Ross, John Propst, Chuck Carter

Thanks everyone for coming back for another great CVMC year! CVMC has over 117 members signed up so far for 2008.

Upcoming Car Shows

MCA Events

July 27, 2008 28th Annual All Ford Show Cincinnati, Ohio hosted by Tri-State Mustang Club at Eastgate Mall. Event 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Check-in 9:00 a.m. - 12 Noon. Pony Trail will be held July 26 (information on the website). For more information, call James Friedel at 513.477.5634; email [email protected]; call James Friedel at 513.772.0882; email [email protected]; or visit the website at http://www.tristatemustang.com

August 10, 2008 19th Annual Mustang Round Up Girard, Pennsylvania Hosted by Lake Erie Mustang Owners Club at Bob Ferrando Ford World Girard, Pa, RT 20. Event 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Check-in 9:00 a.m. - 12

Noon. Registration $15 ($12 before July 27). All Mustangs welcome! Proceeds Benefit Local Charity. Dash plaques and wood wall plaques to first 100 registrations. Awards at 3:30 p.m. For more information, call John & Debbie Whelpley at 814.838.8153; email [email protected]; call Jerry & Chris DeRosa at 814.833.5474; email [email protected]; or visit the website at http://www.lemoc.com

August 13-17, 2008 ROEA 5th Anniversary Roush &

Ford Round Up Livonia, Michigan Hosted by Roush Owners & Enthusiasts Association at Waterford Track, Dragstrip, Roush Performance, Roush Museum. Event hours are All Day with check-in running 8:00am. Registration fee is See flyer (pre-registration See Flyer before July 15, 2008). Test and Tune, Tour of Roush Performance, Banquet, Track Event, Car Show at Roush Museum with Jack Roush and NASCAR drivers, Cruise Woodward Dream Cruise, NASCAR Race For more information, call Carol Barker at 704-542-8093 or email [email protected] or visit the website at http://www.goroush.com

August 17, 2008 32nd Annual Coopersburg

Collector Car Show & Flea Market Coopersburg, Pennsylvania Hosted by First Pennsylvania Mustang Club at Southern Lehigh Living Memorial Park. Event hours are 10 am - 4 pm with check-in running 8am - noon. Registration fee is $15.00 after Aug 11, 2008 (pre-registration $10.00 before Aug 11, 2008). 1st to 3rd place in 29 classes + Best in Show, President's & Chairman's awards, DJ Bob Burke, food, flea market, car corral, door prizes. All makes models & years welcome. For more information, call Roger Wright at 215-453-0557 or email [email protected] or visit the website at http://www.1st-pa-mustang.org

August 31, 2008 5th Annual MCCPA Mustang Rally

Hershey, Pennsylvania Hosted by Mustang Club of Central PA at the Antique Auto Museum. Event hours are 9am to 4pm with check-in running 9am to 12pm. Registration $15. For more information, call Dennis Reddinger at (717) 564-7522 or email [email protected] or call Scott Sipe at (717) 764-4141 or email [email protected] or visit the website at http://www.pamustang.org.

For more information on other MCA Car Shows and Events please visit the Mustang Club of America’s website at… Mustang Club Of America

Non-MCA Events

July 12th, 2008 2008 PERFORMANCE

AUTOSPORT'S

OPEN HOUSE Come on out to PAS for some free food, cool cars, and good company 10am to 4pm. Give Mark a call! Phone: 804-784-8851 E-mail: [email protected] www.performanceautosport.com

July 19th, 2008

The Big Trucks, Cars and Fire

Apparatus Show Place: The Great Big Flea Market 3302 Williamsburg Road, Richmond, Va. 23231. Show will be in a paved 5 acre parking lot. The Charles City Hot Road Association will sponsor this show to benefit Charles City Fire & Rescue. Come out and show off your stuff for a good cause. Vendor space is limited. Food and fun for the entire family. Awards will be presented in the following classes. Big trucks (dump, road tractors, roll backs, wreckers and specialty trucks). Cars, p/u trucks, bikes, fire apparatus of all kinds, old school cars. Note old school cars tires must be 21 inches or more. All makes and models are welcome. Profit will be donated to the Charles City Fire and Rescue. Registration is 8:00am to 11:00 am. Judging begins at 12:00pm, awards and trophies will follow. For more information contact George 804-

305-3397, Tiny 804-737-6071, Art 804-437-1495 & Sonny 804-301-2039 cell 804-829-2976 home, email [email protected]

July 19th, 2008

Special Richmond Ford & Mustang and Classic Ford Cruise-In

At 4600 West Broad Street from 10:00am – 2:00pm. Richmond Ford and Central Virginia Mustang Club have joined forces to bring the areas best collection of Mustangs and Classic Fords together in one place. Come on out! * Hot Dogs and Drinks will be served. * Each participant will receive a dash plaque. Info: Gordon M. Martin, President of Central Virginia Mustang, or call Larry Noble at 804-426-9094 or email [email protected] or visit the website at www.centralvamustang.com

August 2nd, 2008

2nd Annual Back To School Car,

P/U Truck And Bike Show Sponsored by the Charles City Hot Rod Association. To donate supplies to the needy school children in the surrounding areas. Place of show the Great Big Flea Market 3302 Williamsburg Road, Richmond Va. 23231. Registration begins at 8:00am to 11:00am. Judging begins at 12:00. Awards and trophies given in all classes, all makes and models are welcome. Classes for old school cars. Registration fee is $15.00 in advance and $20.00 at the day of show. Music and food. Space rental for vendors are welcome (T-shirts, caps etc.) For more information contact George 804-305-3397, Tiny 804-737-6071, Art 804-437-1495 and Sonny cell 804-301-2039, home 804-829-2976, email [email protected]

August 9th, 2008 9th Annual MDA Car Show

Sponsored by the Southern Knights Cruisers Car Club at Richard Bland College in Petersburg, VA. The SKC is working directly with the Muscular Dystrophy Association again in 2008 to present the 9th Annual MDA Car Show on Saturday, August 9, 2008, and all

funds will go to benefit MD research and patients in Central Virginia. Partnering with Strosnider Chevrolet of Hopewell, Collision One of Mechancisville & Tappahannock, Hardee’s Restaurants, and Balch Automotive & Collision, this show will again be the Premier Car Show for the Richmond Metro & Tri-Cities area. Information can be obtained by calling the office of MDA 804-285-2961 or Email: [email protected] or call Wayne Balch 804-530-2225 or Larry Allen 804-530-2855 or check the club website at: www.southernknightscruisers.com

For more information on other Area Car Shows and Events please visit the Car Club Council of Central Virginia website at… Car Club Council of Central Virginia

Officers

President: Gordon Martin Phone: 804-550-3196


Vice President: Larry Noble Phone: 804-784-2227


Secretary: Renee Bennett Phone: 804-744-2860


Treasurer: Ron Martin Phone: 804-789-8580


MCA National Director: Dave Dickey Phone: 804-730-1450


Directors

2008

Carroll Lipscombe Phone: 804-329-5901

David Lythgoe Phone: 804-909-0869

Rusty Wiseman Phone: 804-357-6196


Richard Jones Phone: 804-740-2096


Steve Coleman Phone: 804-737-8558


Tony Hall Phone: 804-337-4807


2009

George Bobrovsky Phone: 804-794-0350


Sharon Burke Phone: 804-779-3400


Johnny McGrath Phone: 804-769-1238


Kathy McWilliams Phone: 804-746-9700


Llew Stakes Phone: 804-262-5789


Volunteers

Newsletter Editor: Tony Hall

Phone: 804-337-4807 E-mail: [email protected]

Webmaster: Rusty Wiseman


Club Merchandise: George Godsey


Club & Show Promotions: Renee Bennett

Home: 804-744-2860 E-mail: [email protected]

Membership:

Ron Martin Phone: 804-789-8580

E-mail: [email protected] And

Larry Noble Phone: 804-784-2227


Parades: Llew Stakes


Cruises In’s: Mike Cole


Track Events: George Bobrovsky


Spring Show Chairman: George Bobrovsky


Fall Show Chairman:

Vacant

Judging: Vacant

Monthly Door Prizes:

Brenda Jones Phone: 804-740-2096


Social Events: Vacant

Technical Advisors

1st Generation Mustangs

Sonny Coble Phone: 804-282-4932

Bill Jarvis Phone: 804-262-2137

Carroll Lipscombe Phone: 804-329-5901

Rick Nochta Phone: 804-321-5383

Richard Jones Phone: 804-740-2096


Dave Dickey Phone: 804-730-1450


3rd Generation Mustangs

George Bobrovsky Phone: 804-355-4180


Club Sponsors

Present your club

membership card at the

following business to receive

valuable discounts.

Mustang Restoration, Part’s, Appraisal’s, MCA & SAAC Judging

Experience. Give Rick Nochta a call for all your

Mustang needs! 804-321-5383

Be sure to present you CVMC Membership Card for a 5% to 15%

discount!

For all of your Hardwood Flooring needs give Don Lane a call at!

1-800-379-5353 or 804-748-0723

Be sure to present you CVMC Membership Card for a $0.05 per Sq.

Ft. discount!

Looking for a pristine Late Model Mustang or Saleen? Then give Mark a

call! Phone: 804-784-8851

E-mail: [email protected] www.performanceautosport.com Be sure to present you CVMC

Membership Card for a club discount on their Dyno!

3 pull’s for $65.00

Richmond Ford Phone: 804-358-5521 4600 West Broad St. Richmond, Va. 23230 www.richmondford.com

Be sure to present your CVMC Membership Card for a Club Discount on parts in their parts department.

Harold Sales

Kar Kraft & Mirror Glaze Products 358-4995

First Class Towing Lloyd Liggan

746-1771

NAPA Genuine Auto Parts Reference Cash Account #1918

Ray Broyhill Ford, Hopewell, VA.

804-743-4405

Seredni Tire & Auto Northside 266-4955

Southside 232-4515 Mechanicsville 730-1440

Weaver Transmission

2406 Mechanicsville Pike 746-7879

Midas Muffler & Brake Shop

3700 Hull Street Road

Dockside Mobile Marine Hanover Industrial Air Park

752-2054

C.P.’s Mufflers 3320 Mechanicsville Pike

321-7397

Air Conditioning Services All types

Mike O’Conner 743-8339 Kevin Kean 271-0771

Capital Windshield Repair

Richmond Steve Fine 750-2864

W.B. & Son Auto Care & Detail

278-5223

Detail Shop Gary Sager 354-0980

Jeffe Locke

Professional Appraiser of Antique, Classic and Special Interest Vehicles. $50 a car when in a

group of four. 757-421-9028

Batteries Plus 10% discount to club members

10070 Midlothian Turnpike 560-4600

Truck Outfitters

10% discount to club members 2025 Boulevard

Colonial Heights, VA. 526-0453

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