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The mid 1950’s produced some of the finest of the modern classic automobiles and, of course, the outstanding Cadillac Eldorado was right up front. The 1957 model and also 1958 Eldorado were the only two years that these cars had the sleekly rounded rear fender and deck contour trimmed with broad sculptured stainless steel beauty panels and the pointed ‘shark’ style fins pointing toward the back of the cars.

Tommy and Linda Jenkins Eldorado is a fine example of a well restored and built ‘resto-mod’ in that it features a 425 Cadillac motor with 1979 Cadillac drive train. Custom instruments and steering wheel have been introduced into the driving compartment and the car also has later modern suspension.

Tommy found this car advertised on line in the St. Louis area about two and a half years ago. He restored and upgraded the Eldorado to a beautiful show car in his own restoration shop in Hampstead, New Hampshire called Hot Rods & Customs which Tommy operated for over 20 years. The cars that Tommy turned out from that shop were top quality and many were featured in nationally distributed magazines and his shop was particularly well known in the New England area and points beyond. Tommy is the ‘go to’ man when it comes to these type of restorations as well as racing vehicles as well as other types of collector vehicles.

The Jenkins just recently moved to Port Charlotte about 12 weeks ago establishing

their Florida year round home. The moved from Chester, New Hampshire, their former home for many years.

Some time back Tommy and Linda met George and Bunny Nubile and George was instrumental in helping the Jenkins in getting settled with their cars and encouraging them to join our club. They also came along with us at our club luncheon in August at the I-Hop Restaurant in Venice. We all extend a warm welcome to you both.

If you have never been featured with one of your vehicles in our Newsletter and would like to be please call Bill Trier at (941-223-1556).

Volume 31 Issue 10 Member of the Venice Area Chamber of Commerce October 2015

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July 2014 Volume 27 Issue 7

In the summer of 2008 while at a car show looking at two Cobras Jim inno-cently (so he says) mentioned to his wife Lori that when he was younger he used to think someday he would get a kit and build one. That year was Jims 60th birth-day and Lori masterminded the acquisi-tion of a Cobra kit and frame….as a sur-prise birthday present with help from car friends. Fast forward and a year after the “present” Jim with the help of friends had pretty much completed the car and it was ready for painting which took 3 more months. So in the photo above you see the final beautifully completed Cobra of Jim and Lori’s sporting a 302/350 motor by Engine Factory mated to a 5 speed Tremec transmission and completing the drivetrain is a Ford 8.8 Tru-Trac rear end.

If you have a copy of the 2012 Snap-On Tools calendar you will find it featured for the month of Feb-ruary. To say that this wonderful car has won many very special awards and trophies is an understatement. The car has I t’s own trophy and award room in the Clarks home in Woodmere Lakes.

Jim and Lori moved to Venice as per-manent residents in 2011 from Fleet-wood, Pennsylvania which is near Red-ding. Jim also had a passion for “dirt track” racing in his younger days and has many plaques attesting to his being a “guest” driver on many of our nations famous raceways while wheeling some very famous and expensive race cars around the ovals.

In 2011 Jim and Lori went to one of Lances Albertson’s shows and Lance told him about our club. Now Gary, our club president who we all sympathize with due to his minor difficulty with hearing “heard” someone 6 car show rows away from him “whispering” about looking for a car club. Jim was whisper-ing to Julie Petree and Gary appeared with club application forms in hand in a flash. Gary has told us that he can read lips across a football field. Anyway Jim and Lori became more of our wonderful members that we already have in our club. He stated that he likes all the varie-ty of things we do and we all appreciate that Jim and Lori and look for many years of good times with you both and that great “Cobra”.

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Venice FL Region AACA Directory & Messages

We are finally here only a few days away from show time. The past year has certainly gone by in a hurry. If you have not been contacted or volunteered to be

a judge or help set up in the early morning please try to come over to the park and help us set up. We sure can use all of the help that we can get. There is a lot of work to be done early and very little time to accomplish all of it before the show cars start coming in. To all of you that have volunteered please except my thanks for your time and work. Hopefully the weather will hold up for us again this year. With the numbers of preregistered cars at the time that I am writing this letter we are looking forward to another great and very successful show.

Please mark your calendars for our General Membership Meeting on Monday, October 12th at 7:00 PM. I know many of our snowbird members will be returning so we should have a good turn out. It will be good to see many of our members that have been away since last spring. Richard Disanto will be out of town for this meeting so Chuck Ford will present a program for our enjoyment. At this meeting Rod Dimon will again read the ballot for next years prospective club officers. If anyone would like to volunteer for an office or nominate someone for an office you can do it at this meeting or give Rod a call before the meeting. Just remember that before you nominate someone you must obtain their permission first. We will read the final ballot at the November meeting and have an election at that meeting.

For our members that did not know the ‘Ideal Classic Cars, Car Show’ will resume on Saturday, October 10th from 10:00 to 2:00 PM. I know many of you have missed this show and will be glad to see it back

The October 28th monthly lunch will be held at the Perkins Restaurant located on by-pass #41 and Center Rd. at 1:00 PM as usual. Please try to attend as these lunches are great events.

Next months Club Tour will be held on Saturday, November 21st starting at the Walmart in Venice parking lot with a drive along the old historic roads used by horse and buggies of yesteryear. We will meet at 9:30 AM and leave at 10:00 AM. At the end of our tour we will meet at the Phillipi Creek Oyster Bar Restaurant for lunch. Please try to join us in a trip down memory lane. See flier for details.

On Saturday, October 17th our club will participate in the Annual Sun Fiesta Parade thru downtown Venice. We will stage at the Rialto Shopping Center at 8:30 AM and move to our spot downtown at 9:00 AM with the start of the parade at 10:00 AM. To register for a spot in the parade call Bill Trier at 223-1556.

Please feel free to call me anytime if you have any ideas on how we can make our club bigger and better and more enjoyable. We need everyone’s help and input to make our club prosper in the future.

Thanks,

Gary [email protected]

941-493-3780

2015 Region Board & Committee Chairs

President & Car Show Chair:

Gary Felker 941-493-3780

Vice President: George Nubile 941-240-2428

Secretary: Julie Petree 941-412-1082

Membership Chair: Diane Henderson 941-484-1184

Treasurer: Rod Dimon 941-484-6193

Directors: Bev Arnold Jon Buono Kevin Lynch Reggie Foote Nancy Vandegrift

Historian: Clifford Smith 941-493-0692

Scholarship Chair: Judith Fribush 941-488-8128

Webmaster: Chuck Ford [email protected]

Editor: Randy Kendrick Jr. [email protected]

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Contents

Featured Vehicle . . . . . . . . . .1

Directory & Messages . . . . .2

History & Dates . . . . . . . . . . .3

Activities & Events . . . . . . . .4

Region News & Info . . . . . . .5

AACA Events and Info . .6-9

Classifieds/Sponsors . . .10-12

2 October 2015 Owner’s Manual

Message From The President

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Historical Vehicle Welcome to the Club

October Anniversaries

Legal DisclaimerThe Venice Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America is an autonomous region of the Antique Automobile Club of America. The Owner’s Manual is the official publication of the Venice Region (Club) and is provided to all advertisers and members in good standing. All material presented in the publication shall remain the property of the Club. The material presented herein June be used in other AACA affiliated publications. We ask that the Owner’s Manual and the article’s author be given proper credit. This newsletter and its contents are, and shall remain, the property of the Club and the information contained herein is provided for members information. The ideas, suggestions and opinions expressed in articles are those of the individual authors and no club authentication is implied. The Club assumes no liability for any of the information contained herein. All photos

herein are the property of club members unless noted.

Richard & Lorraine Ryerson ------------- 10/3

Richard & Joan Disanto ------------------ 10/10

Bud & Darlene Briggs -------------------- 10/10

Michael & Diane Kirk -------------------- 10/16

Bill & Shannon Adams ------------------- 10/16

Don & Wendy Horton -------------------- 10/17

Red & Mona Hynch ----------------------- 10/20

Bob & Carol Burkhardt ------------------- 10/22

Clifford & Judy Smith -------------------- 10/23

October BirthdaysAmada Brown ---------------------------- 10/1Bryan Talley ------------------------------ 10/1Gayelene Royer --------------------------- 10/2Francis Royer ----------------------------- 10/4James Woods ------------------------------ 10/6Mark Petty -------------------------------- 10/10James Henry ------------------------------ 10/10Shirley Wise ------------------------------ 10/16Elizabeth Probst -------------------------- 10/17Tom Henderson -------------------------- 10/19Darlene Bieglecki ------------------------ 10/19Ann Farrelly ------------------------------ 10/20Clifford Smith ---------------------------- 10/20Vicki Lewis ------------------------------- 10/23Carol Hensley ---------------------------- 10/24Lee Snell ---------------------------------- 10/24Charles Probst ---------------------------- 10/28

Lagonda was founded as a company in Staines, Surrey, by an American, Wilbur Gunn in 1906. He had originally built motorcycles on a small scale in the garden of his house in Staines with reasonable success. In 1907 he launched his first car, the Torpedo. In 1913 Lagonda introduced an advanced small car which by 1914 featured a panhard rod, a rivetted monocoque body and the first ever fly-off handbrake.

After the end of World War I the 11.1 continued with a larger 1400 cc engine and standard electric lighting as the 11.9 until 1923 and the updated 12 until 1926. Following Wilbur Gunn’s death in 1920, the three existing directors headed by Colin Parbury took charge. All was not well financially by 1935, but the company was rescued by Alan P. Good. He also persuaded W. O. Bentley to leave Rolls-Royce and join Lagonda as designer. Bently swallowed his distaste for the primitive conditions of Lagonda’s

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factory, and got to work on the new engine that was to become his masterpiece, the V-12 Rapide, launched in 1937.

In 1947 the company was taken over by David Brown and moved in with Aston Martin, which he had also bought, in Feltham, Middlesex. Production restarted with the last prototypes from W. O. Bentley, the 1948 2.6-Litre with new chassis featuring fully independent suspension. Its new 2580 cc twin overhead cam straight 6 became the basis for the Lagonda engines of the 1950s. The engine grew to 3 litres in 1953 and continued to be available until 1958. Many thought that the marque had disappeared, but in 1961 the Rapide name was resurrected with a four-door saloon based on the contemporary Aston Martin DB4, with an aluminium body by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan and was produced until 1965.

1910 Duryea Buggyaut Electa Phaeton

1935 Lagonda Type LG Rapide

Lagonda was founded as a company in Staines, Surrey, by an American, Wilbur Gunn in 1906.He had originally built motorcycles on a small scale in the garden of his house in Staines with reasonable success. In 1907 he launched his first car, the Torpedo. In 1913 Lagonda introduced an advanced small car which by 1914 featured a panhard rod, a rivetted monocoque body and the first ever fly-off handbrake. After the end of World War I the 11.1 continued with a larger 1400 cc engine and standard electric lighting as the 11.9 until 1923 and the updated 12 until 1926. Following Wilbur Gunn’s death in 1920, the three existing directors headed by Colin Parbury took charge. All was not well financially by 1935, but the company was rescued by Alan P. Good. He also persuaded W. O. Bentley to leave Rolls-Royce and join Lagonda as designer. Bently swallowed his distaste for the primitive conditions of Lagonda’s factory, and got to work on the new engine that was to become his masterpiece, the V-12 Rapide, launched in 1937. In 1947 the company was taken over by David Brown and moved in with Aston Martin, which he had also bought, in Feltham, Middlesex. Production restarted with the last prototypes from W. O. Bentley, the 1948 2.6-Litre with new chassis featuring fully independent suspension. Its new 2580 cc twin overhead cam straight 6 became the basis for the Lagonda engines of the 1950s. The engine grew to 3 litres in 1953 and continued to be available until 1958. Many thought that the marque had disappeared, but in 1961 the Rapide name was resurrected with a four-door saloon based on the contemporary Aston Martin DB4, with an aluminium body by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan and was produced until 1965.

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Activities & Events

October 2015 November 2015

Events marked ** are important club activities that we hope you all will try hard to attend.

Note : Events marked ** are Important Club Activities that we hope you all will try hard to attend.Note : Please take the time to look at our ‘Car Show Flier’ information table at the General Membership

Meeting for all up coming area car shows that are not listed in this activities list.

Fri. 6th – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 5:00 to 9:00 PM – Lowe’s Shopping Center

Sat. 7th - Englewood Downtown Car Show - Dearborn Street – 5:00 to 9:00 PM - No Reg.

Sat. 7th- ‘Hooters Car Show – Sarasota Pavilion Mall - Stickney Pt. Rd. and US # 41 - 5:00 to 9:00 PM.

** Mon. 9th – Club Meeting – ‘Ramada Hotel Venice’ - 425 US # 41 By-Pass, Venice Fl. 34285 Meeting at 7:00 PM – Doors open at 6:30 PM.

Sat. 14th – ‘Ideal Classic Cars Car Show – 10:00 to 2:00 PM – 2224 Tamiami Trail Venice Fl.

** Wed. 18th – Plantation Country Club Car Show – 5:30 to 8:30 PM – 500 Rockley Blvd. Venice FL.This is a ‘Paid’ Car Show – This is a very popular show so please sign up early because space is limited.

Fri. 20th – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 5:00 to 9:00 – Lowe’s Shopping Center.

Sat. 21st – Sarasota Classic Car Museum Car Show -10:00 to 2:00 PM – Sarasota FL.

Sat. 21st – Old Tamiami Trail Mystery Club Tour - Meet at Walmart Parking Lot at 10:00am, Leave at 10:30am. See Flyer for details.

** Wed. 25th – Club Lunch – Location to be determined – 1:00 PM

Thurs. 26th – Happy Thanksgiving to all of our members.

Fri. 27th – Winks Café – 451 S. Indiana Ave. Englewood Fl. – 5:00 to 9:00 PM

Sat. 28th – ‘Hooters’ Car Show – 4908 14th St. W. Bradenton on US # 41 – 5:00 to 9:00 PM

Sat. 28th – Venice Downtown Holiday Parade – Information to come.

BOARD MEETINGTuesday, October 6th @ The RAMADA HOTEL BOARD ROOM @ 3:00 PM **

BOARD MEETINGTuesday, November 3rd @ The RAMADA HOTEL BOARD ROOM @ 3:00 PM **

Fri. 2nd – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 5:00 to 9:00 PM – Lowe’s Shopping Center

Sat. 3rd – Englewood Downtown Car Show – Dearborn Street – 5:00 to 9:00 PM.

Sat. 3rd – ‘Hooters Car Show – Sarasota Pavilion Mall – Stickney Pt. Rd. and US # 41 – 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

** Sun. 4th – 28th Annual Venice AACA Region Collector Car Show – Centennial Park, Downtown Venice, FL. – “The Car Show is the October Monthly Tour”

Sat. 10th –‘Ideal Classic Cars’ Car Show – 10:00 to 2:00 PM – 2224 Tamiami Tr. Venice Fl.

** Mon. 12th – Club Meeting – ‘Ramada Hotel Venice’ - 425 US # 41 By-Pass, Venice Fl. 34285Meeting at 7:00 PM – Doors open at 6:30 PM

Fri. 16th – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 5:00 to 9:00 PM – Lowe’s Shopping Center.

Sat. 17th – ‘2015 Sun Fiesta Parade’ Downtown Venice FL. – We will stage at ‘The Rialto Shopping Centerat 8:00 AM – Parade is at 10:00 AM.

Fri. 23rd – Winks Café – 451 S. Indiana Ave. Englewood Fl. – 5;00 to 9:00 PM

Sat. 24th – “Hooters” Car Show – 4908 14th St. W. Bradenton Fl. on US # 41 – 5:00 to 9:00 PM

Sat. 24th – Sarasota Classic Car Museum Car Show – 10:00 to 2:00 PM – Sarasota Fl.

** Wed. 28th – Club Lunch – Perkins Restaurant – US # 41 By-Pass at Center Rd. – 1:00 PM


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Region News & InformationVenice Region AACA General Car Club Membership Meeting Minutes - August 10, 2015

The meeting was called to order at 7:05 p.m. by President Gary Felker. 37 members attended. New members Craig and Natalie Huff introduced themselves. Visitors Fred and Annette Norris introduced themselves. Gary asked for a motion to approve the minutes from the August meeting. Tom Accardi made the motion and Jim McCarthy seconded. It was voted on and approved. Rod Dimon gave the treasurers report. Nancy Vandegrift spoke about the upcoming Poker Run. George Nubile explained the procedure and cost of the Poker Run. George also spoke on the club car show. The club still needs judges and ground crew and a thank you crew for the cars leaving the car show. Any volunteer would be helpful. The Nov. 21 club tour of the old Tamiami Trail was explained. Starting at Walmart at 10:00 a.m. and ending at Phillippi Creek Restaurant. Bill Trier spoke on the Holiday Parade and the Sun Fiesta Parade. The upcoming club activities were announced. Gary also announced a charity car show in Venice at the Venice AMF bowling alley on US 41 . The date is Oct. 3 and the hours are 10 to 2. Admission is $ 5.00.The charity is Relay for Life and Toys for Tots .

Gary explained per the club by-laws he has asked Rod Dimon to chair the car club committee to put together a ballot for next years club officers. The ballot stands now as follows : Gary Felker , President.George Nubile , Vice President. Rod Dimon, treasurer. Julie Petree, secretary. Board members, Kevin Lynch, Reggie Foote, Diane Henderson, Chuck Ford and Bev Arnold. If anyone would like to nominate or volunteer a member, please contact Rod. Red Hynch showed an article that appeared in the Sarasota magazine which highlighted Dave Lanning and Norm Sinclair for their cars. Richard Disanto played a video on the Watkins Glen event for the program. Jeff Vandegrift won $22.50 in the 50/50 raffle which he donated back to the club. The meeting was adjourned at 7:57 p.m.

HAVE A CHANGE IN PHONE NUMBER, ADDRESS OR CAR OWNERSHIP?

PLEASE CALL BEV ARNOLD (941) 483-3204 TO UPDATE OUR RECORDS.

Julie Petree, secretary

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AACA Events and Information

Another

Venice Region AACA Social Event

August Club Luncheon Wednesday 8/26 At I-Hop

The Sinclairs & Lannings The Felkers & Vandegrifts Bill Trier & Bill Johnson

The Jenkins & Holgates Dick Welch, Reggie Foote

Sheryl Morford & Her Mother

Babe Lanning Dave Lanning

As you can see..our club luncheons are always enjoyable

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Will Everyone in Town Be Admiring You Driving By

In Your Pride And Joy In The Annual

SUN FIESTA PARADE SATURDAY

OCTOBER 17 TH

Enjoy the start of the cooler & drier fall weather with the parade followed by fun of the Sun Fiesta events around

the island all day.

We only have 20 reserved parade positions which always fill up quickly. Act Now!

Call Bill Trier today (941-223-1556) to Sign Up

8:30 pre stage at Rialto Shopping Center

9:00 staging 10:00 parade steps off

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Will Everyone in Town Be Admiring You Driving By

In Your Pride And Joy In The Annual

SUN FIESTA PARADE SATURDAY

OCTOBER 17 TH

Enjoy the start of the cooler & drier fall weather with the parade followed by fun of the Sun Fiesta events around

the island all day.

We only have 20 reserved parade positions which always fill up quickly. Act Now!

Call Bill Trier today (941-223-1556) to Sign Up

8:30 pre stage at Rialto Shopping Center

9:00 staging 10:00 parade steps off

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VENICE AACA NOVEMBER TOUR THE MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR • OLD TAMIAMI TRAIL

PART TWO – NOVEMBER 21, 2015

Let’sHave AGood

ShowingFor This Tour !!!

FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS TOUR CONTACT:

GEORGE NUBILE-941-240-2428

NANCY VANDEGRIFT-941-408-1963

BEV ARNOLD -941-483-3204

Thank you!YOUR TOUR COMMITTEE

MEETING PLACEWALMART SHOPPING PLAZA / VENICE

MEETING TIME 10:00 AM

DEPARTURE TIME10:30 AM

THIS IS THE SECOND PART OF OUR JULY TOUR. OUR TOUR BEGINS AT WALMART IN

VENICE AND ENDS FOR LUNCH AT PHILLIPI CREEK RESTAURANT IN SARASOTA. HISTORIC

TAMIAMI TRAIL IS A HISTORICAL PRESENTATION OF THE EARLY HORSE & BUGGY

ROADS AS WELL AS THE COMMERCIAL ROUTE FOR MOVING GOODS AND SERVICES TO

AND FROM SOUTH FLORIDA TO TAMPA. IT HAS CERTAINLY EVOLVED OVER THE PAST

ONE-HUNDRED PLUS YEARS , AS IT IS A MAJOR THOROUGH FARE FOR TOURISM AND

COMMERCE ALIKE. JOIN US FOR OUR TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE AS WE PASS SEVERAL

HISTORICAL SITES OF INTEREST ALONG THE WAY. SNOOK HAVEN, TURPENTINE & TIMBER

AND NOKOMIS GROVES TO MENTION A FEW.... SO DUST OFF THE OLD CAR FILL YOUR

TANK WITH GAS AND GET READY FOR OUR TOUR WHICH SHOULD BE AN HOUR OR SO …

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2nd Annual “Poker Run” TourVenice Region AACA - Spetember 19, 2015

Nancy Vandegrift did a wonderful job, taking us through uncharted territory in South Venice. The tour ventured to “The Audubon Rookery, Maxine Barrett Park, The Senior Friendship Center, Shamrock Park, South Venice Beach Ferry and culminated at “The Shamrock Cafe” for Lunch. Along the way each car on tour received a playing card and at the Shamrock Cafe drivers reveled their playing card hands. The person with the best hand was declared the winner.

3rd Place Winner - Tom Accardi1975 Cadillac Eldorado

2nd Place Winner - George and Bunny Nubile1940 Plymouth

1st Place Winner - Barb and Dick Welch1956 Plymouth

1940 Ford

Olds 442

Vicky and Keith Lewis , 1970 Plymouth GTX

Holding a winning hand is Nancy Vandegrift. A special thanks to her and her fellow tour organizers.

1940 Plymouth 1975 Cadillac Eldorado

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Classifieds

Classified Ad Prices: Classified Ads are free to current members. Non-Members pre-paid cost is $10.00 per month. Business or Commercial Member Business Card Advertisements are $125.00 per year; (pre-paid). Checks should be made to Venice AACA mailed with the Ad or Business Card to PO Box 1064, Venice FL 34284. All Ads must be renewed by phone, fax or email.

Randy & Lori Kendrick2021 South Tamiami Trail • Venice, Florida 34293

phone 941.496.9009 • fax 941.497.0276www.veniceprintcenter.com

Relax... We’re on it!


HEALTH FORCES SALEBRAND NEW NEVER USED • LINCOLN • ARC WELDER 225 AMP • COMPLETE WITH LEATHER

APRON GLOVES • ROD HOLDER • WELDING RODS • 2 HELMETS • 4 WHEEL DOLLY

INSTRUCTIONS MY COST • $400.00+ • YOUR COST • $200.00 CONTACTKEN OBESHAW @ 497-3324

An excellent example of the “family car” from the early 50’s.1953 Ford Customline sedan. Last year for the flat-head V-8.3 speed manual w/overdrive. 50th anniversary year for Ford Motor Co. $19,500/negotiable.Club member Jim Henry. 941-426-7766H or

941-258-7111Cell

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Classifieds

Bill TrierCollector Vehicle Appraisals

ANY VEHICLE - ALL YEARS - ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS - ALL TYPES

For Your Collector Vehicle Insurance ALSO FOR: RESALE-FINANCING

ESTATES-PRE BUY INSPECTIONSSTATEWIDE IN FLORIDA FOR OVER 34 YEARS - SINCE 1980

(941) 223 - 1556 270 SOUTHLAND ROAD. VENICE, FL 34293


941-355-6500

941-726-0556

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VENICE FL REGION AACA 2014 CAR SHOW SPONSORSPlease patronize our sponsors. All proceeds from our Annual Collector Car Show benefit our scholarship recipients.

VENICE FL REGION AACA 2014 CAR SHOW SPONSORS Please patronize our sponsors. All proceeds from our Annual Collector Car Show benefit our scholarship recipients.

PLATINUM Venice Gondolier Sun

GOLD McDonald’s Restaurants of Venice & Englewood

SILVER Joseph M. Adamchak, CFM, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management <> Flagship Towing & Automotive Center

Hazeltine Nurseries <> Ideal Classic Cars <> Kimal Lumber Company <> Matthews Currie Ford Vintage Motors of Sarasota & Sarasota Classic Car Museum

BRONZE Thomas G. Accardi, CRB, C&L Real Estate <> AeroNaut Upholstery Solutions <> Affordable Golf Cars of Venice

All Around Charters <> Amberjack Sanitation <> American Classic Car Sales <> Bill Buck Chevrolet Darby Buick-GMC <> Denny’s Restaurant Venice <> Dorestt Signs <> Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #45

Gemini Apparel and Accessories <> Grande Aire Services <> Hydro-E-Lectric <> Mary Petty, Agent AAA Ramada Venice Resort <> Royal Coachman RV Resort <> Stefano’s Restaurant

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Call Today!941-416-0328

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Cal l Today! 941-416-0328

PLATINUMVenice Gondolier Sun

GOLDMcDonald’s Restaurants of Venice & Englewood

SILVERJoseph M. Adamchak, CFM, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Evolve Insurance Agency

Flagship Towing & Automotive Center Hazeltine Nurseries Ideal Classic Cars Kimal Lumber CompanyMatthews Currie Ford Vintage Motors of Sarasota & Sarasota Classic Car Museum

Steven LaFountain, PA, Pointe of Palms Real Estate Co.

BRONZEThomas G. Accardi, CRB, C&L Real Estate AeroNaut Upholstery Solutions Affordable Golf Cars of Venice

All Around Charters Amberjack Sanitation American Classic Car Sales Bill Buck Chevrolet Darby Buick-GMC Denny’s Restaurant Venice Dorsett Signs Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #45 Gemini Apparel and Accessories Grande Aire Services Happy Puppy Pet Spa Hydro-E-Lectric Mary Petty, Agent AAA Ramada Venice Resort

Royal Coachman RV Resort Stefano’s Restaurant Aquatech Pools Inc.

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