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Keystone is invited!
CRUISE IN Tuesday July 14th, 5 - 8pm at Boston Market, 16215 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa. We welcome antiques, classics, old school and modern muscle, rods, customs and all car enthusiasts.

Donations of cash or food items for the Baldomero Military Veterans Home in Pasco County accepted here. Thank you to all who gave last week. Follow the CDC and State Covid 19 guidelines for social distancing and masks. Door prizes and 10% meal discount.
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The American Ride - Short Film

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•Apr 10, 2020
Brings back memories......
and those doors slam just like the undercoating/sound deadener was scraped out.....

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Motorsports Molly
28.4K subscribersMotorsports Molly and Street Racing Channel work together to bring to life a 1960's Themed Short Film featuring Barney Fife, Grandpas 55, and some more Bitchin' Hot Rods. If you love American Graffiti, Smokey and The Bandit, Dukes of Hazzard, or The

Andy Griffith show, you will love this Short Film. I have pin up posters with the Belair available on my site! Motorsportsmolly.com This video is for non-profit use, and all the Songs used belong to the Artists, and their Record Labels. Music: Chuck Berry - Roll Over Bethoven

Freddie Cannon - Tallahassee Lassie Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode Bill Haley and his Comets - Shake Rattle & Roll Fats Domino - Ain't that a Shame Filmed By: Tommy Hoskinson Edited By: Billy Hoskinson Directed By: Bill Hoskinson Sr. Barney Fife: Todd Beckett Actress:

Molly Kennedy Dispatch: Brian Webster

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"Could I get a cup of coffee? I'm in hot pursuit......"
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See the video above: The American Ride
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July 18 2020 meeting/50-50/Auto History Book//Pinewood race cars/KMC Tours planning

Keystone Motor Club newsletter has over 11,000 views: WE are the car scene!
The highly informal strictly voluntary newsletter of the Keystone Motor Club - Tampa Racing
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To continue getting meeting notices, it is a good idea to sign in at a KMC car club meeting periodically, or to say HI ! in the newsletter, so we know you are interested. And if your interest goes away,
just tell us "Get me the heck out of those meeting notices!" and it will happen. lol
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On July 18 2020 The KMC meeting was the coolest place in town! (Thanks to Milt's air conditioned garage) Refreshments consisted of Winn Dixie Ice Tea, lemonade, plus home made brownies from Carol Prentice and some snacks from Gen Rummy.
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The 50-50 was operated by Rosemary Roorda and Alan Mevorah and won by Gen Rummy who donated $7 to the club. Bob Vail stapled it to the sign-in sheet and noted it in the newsletter, post # 245.
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Fred Humberstone, a friend of Vic Piano; brought a book of significant automotive history and shared it with us. I was busy snapping pics of memorabilia, and the meeting, and missed too much of the book. I hope Fred brings it back again. He may have several others. Pictures will be emailed out in a few days.
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Milt had some never before seen Ford memorabilia and a very historical photo of a dirt track
car race from the 1930's. I wonder who that tall guy is on the left side of the picture....
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Bob Vail displayed pinewood derby race cars and gave the story of how a goofy kid with no father
became a winner, when the purpose of building a race car was not to build a car, but to
spend time with father and son.
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Both Vic and Milt brought up some elements of upcoming driving tours they are planning. For both tours, the best times would be when weather cools off (Jan, Feb,March) when we can DRIVE........out of respect for flatheads and others with higher engine temperatures.

Vic mentioned collecting money for a charity that Cigar City Flatheads car club supports annually by having a tour, and that Vic's other club combined with KMC would increase participation.

I would not be opposed to a similar tour that Milt went on with his Model T club. It sounded like fun.
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Fred Humberstone knows of a British car club that has a New Years day tour along the beaches of Pinellas County and lunch at a restaurant next to the Gulf around New Port Richey. As we get closer to New Years we might look into maybe joining them.
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KMC Founder Sam Prentice recalled other tours and offered some thoughts.......All people kick in some money to cover ice cream costs for all participants, and then giving a different directions sheet to each car to create further distance and confusion in a sub division before arriving at the tour end. A visual scavenger hunt along the route was mentioned.
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Further suggestion was a tour to Jim Cook's museum.
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Another suggestion was a nursing home drive thru parade, maybe with signs, baloons, waving to residents, etc but maybe when we get off "house arrest", and the social distancing situation improves.
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With the number of meeting females increasing, there is more female conversation
at meetings for those women who do attend.
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And folks, if you want to hear funny stories about winning the lottery, 1,000 cows and "Used to own a truck like that"........ you are just going to have to stop by our meetings..... lol
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The next 3rd Saturday KMC meeting is August 15 2020.
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Pics from Milt's Garage will be coming soon.....but only if you are getting the keystone emailed meeting notices.
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Meeting attendees---------------and car attendees ---------------July 18 2020:
Milt & Rosemary Roorda..............Milt's Garage Model T
Gen Rummy..............................2005 Toyota Tacoma
Vic Piano..................................Vic's Vintage Fords
Sam and Carol Prentice..............Sam's Choice
Robert Carter.............................'57 Chevy Belaire
Dale and Jan Nelson...................Jan's 1997 Aston Martin
Al Mevorah.................................74 Studebaker Avanti
Bob Vail.....................................Dodge Charger
Dick Peterson.............................My street car
Fred Humberstone......................Rode with Vic Piano
Brock Smith............................
Justin Morrill..........................
Matthew Clark........................
Not all cars were matched with their (sign-in sheet) owners...but I will get better at this.
More info is welcome.

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100 Years on the Lincoln Highway

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•Jun 1, 2017

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55.6K subscribersBefore the Interstate Highway System, before famed Route 66, before highways were even numbered, there was one road that started it all, one road that changed America forever: The Lincoln Highway.

“100 Years on the Lincoln Highway” is the story of the first coast to coast automobile road in the United States and its impact on Wyoming.

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In addition to the 11,000+ views of the Keystone Motor Club Newsletter, under event coverage,
there are another 8,000+ views in the car-specific forums.
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In the car-specific forums, there were NONE counted which were less than 1,000 views.
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WE are the car scene!
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Since we announced to other car clubs that Keystone Motor Club is planning
some car tours, we have been invited to attend one of theirs.

Unfortunately that club is holding their car cruise on the day That Keystone Motor Club
is holding our club meeting.
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For August 15 3rd Saturday KMC meeting, these members stepped up to be
1. Guest Master of Ceremonies, Vic Piano
2. Keeper of the Sign In Roster, Gen Rummy
3. Operator of the 50/50. Alan Mevorah
I like the way Alan puts all tickets face down on the table and did the rotating Keno shuffle. lol
I will be donating a gallon of Winn Dixie Lemonade and some ice when we meet August 15 2020.
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For August 15 3rd Saturday KMC meeting in Milt's Air Conditioned Garage, (thanks to Milt and Rosemary)
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I see a trend of a meeting format with:
1.starting with socializing and general BS'ing, about cars, then
2.discussing anything/old business previously brought up, car events attended, then
3.discussing any fresh ideas/new business currently being brought up, future car events, then
4.personal Items for sale, trade or Want-to-buy.
5.other commercial companies which members recommend, and as always........buying from Winn Dixie if possible.
If we need to add/delete/rearrange categories, let me know.........If I leave anything out, let me know,
But Vic is Guest Master of Ceremonies and in charge of the meeting.
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WE are the car scene! 12,000+ views of Keystone newsletter

click: https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/e...otor-club.html ....Added a story about an old Mercedes......

I'm donating a gallon of Winn Dixie Lemonade. You can bring refreshments also.
-Bob
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Hi Bob, I really like those five items on the theoretical agenda. Keep them all. I especially like number four and number five. I’ll try to have a few things in mind one way or the other, and I hope other people do as well.

Thanks, Alan
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How i made a stainless Steel exhaust for a Kawasaki Z1R Turbo

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•Jul 26, 2020

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Allen Millyard
78.7K subscribersIn this video i show how i made a Stainless Steel exhaust for a Kawasaki Z1R Turbo using simple hand tools and readily available materials. This is not an exact replica but a copy retaining the original looks.

I used Ultra Thin cutting wheels and 80 grit flapper wheels for my angle grinder, Q Bond adhesive and Abranet abrasive cloth and Swiss Army scissors. The original Turbo exhaust had been cut up and converted for drag racing on a GPZ1100 and didnt fit the Z1R and also

wasn't ideal for a road bike. All Stainless steel pipe and bends are easily obtainable on line. Thank you for watching.