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Here is a start....Our humble Highly Informal Strictly Voluntary Keystone Motor Club
newsletter: lol

https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/e...or-club-5.html

Pics of last Saturday will be sent later.
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I like your collection of performance cars.
I'm also a road course guy.
-Bob

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The Highly Informal, Strictly Voluntary Keystone Motor Club newsletter has over 13,000 views:
WE are the car scene!
click: https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/e...or-club-5.html
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To continue getting meeting notices and photos, it is a good idea to periodically sign in at a KMC car club meeting, or to say HI ! in the newsletter, so that we know you are still interested. And if your interest goes away, just tell us "Get me out of those meeting notices!"
and it will happen. lol
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On Sept 19 2020 The KMC 3rd Saturday meeting was at 17649 Gunn Hwy and Van Dyke Road 33556 in the Winn Dixie parking lot. 10AM till Noon...At the East side "notch" of the parking lot. W-D had some ready made ham and cheese sandwiches in the deli that were good for lunch.
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Ice, drinks plus some snacks came from Gen Rummy, who also handled the greeting, sign-ins, and the WOK (women of Keystone). Gen had typed up a prototype notice for attendees to look over and make suggestions. The notices of our upcoming meetings will be placed on car seats at other car shows and car meets.
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We shot some car BS for about an hour. There were some new people with cars which we had not seen. Milt had arrived earlier and placed some of our signs at our meeting spot and one at the road. Milt also cleaned up the place a little and removed the junk TV that someone had dumped in our spot. We are trying to keep our spot clean and we thank you Sir!
Following the Sept 19 meeting, Milt is retaining the signs for the club.
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It was interesting to see Vic's V12 1939 flathead (I never knew there was a V12 flathead) with the center split shared exhaust ports, and the fabricated prototype PVC valve,....and to learn that the glass jar (it really was glass) on the firewall........... was filled with Marvel Mystery Oil and plumbed to the carb spacer.

Why? An overhead valve engine has the valves upside down compared to a modern V8, and when stock, some smoke comes out at startup and again at shut down because of the oiling system. V8's have oil naturally draining down hill so modern V8's are always oiled.
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The 50-50 was operated by Alan Mevorah and the first door prize was won by Bob Vail.
Bob looked into the bag and exclaimed: There's a $20 bill in my bag!
Vic said: "Bob, I just now dropped a 20 into the first bag and I want it back!"
Bob said: "Vic, If your $20 had a rubber band around it, I'll give you back the rubber band!"

After door prize bags were given out, all tickets were put back on the table face down, shuffled and the 50/50 ticket was drawn.
Clouded with cries of "rigged" and "Boos" from the crowd, Bob won the 50/50! Boooo.
With sweat running down his face and visions of boiling tar and some feathers at the next meeting on October 17,
Bob donated $15 to the club, bringing our total treasury to a whole $50.
and this is the public acknowledgement at post # 284 in the Keystone newsletter: Bob is voluntarily holding the total amount of $50 for the club.
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Pictures from Sept 19 will be emailed out in a few days. We could use a different volunteer to take pictures (with cell phone or otherwise) for the October 17 meeting and send them to me.
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Should we be adding more advance notices to our meetings as a planning tool?

Advance notice:
A British car club is holding a New Years day tour JAN 1 2021 along the beaches of Pinellas County with lunch at a restaurant next to the Gulf somewhere around New Port Richey. As we get closer to New Years Day, we may look into maybe joining and touring with them without interfering, since it is their event and they are organizing it. There will be some great photo ops and a great place for lunch.
At least it was when I went with them last time.
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Advance notice:
Coming on November 21 there will be some donated free chili and door prizes.
Door prizes may become a regular feature if people donate a few things maybe in advance.--
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The October 3rd Saturday KMC meeting is October 17 2020.
The November 3rd Saturday KMC meeting is November 21.2020.
Social distance with us, drive through and beep your horn, or back in, open your hood
and hang out for a while.
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Meeting attendees----------------and car attendees ---------Sept 19 2020:
Gen Rummy..............................2005 Honda CRV, 8,000 original miles
Vic Piano..................................1939 Lincoln Zephyr convertible club coupe
Ed Montgomery.........................Mustang special edition
Ken Egli....................................1934 Blue Pontiac coupe convertible
Chris Mondoori..........................1997 Corvette, tasteful polished stainless engine
Al Mevorah................................1946 Ford Coupe, pinstriped and looking good
Victor Conte..............................1980 Corvette and pit bull "Rocco" to guard it
Michael Cutler............................2019 Jaguar with SVO Ford engine!
Jan Nelson ................................Jan's 1997 Aston Martin Convertible
Grant Martin...............................1986 Turbo Buick Grand National
Bob Vail.....................................Dodge Charger SXT
John Case.................................
Ted Hagaman............................
Yassandra Guerra....................
Not all cars were matched with their (sign-in sheet) owners...but I will get better at this.
More info on your car is welcome.Tell me what you drove over in. or write it on the sign-in sheet

Comments from the sign in sheet:
It's another Great Day!
and Yahoo!

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Alan,
Thanks for the car pictures.
I found a way to post your pictures in our newsletter.
In the next few days I will be emailing out the pictures from our Sept 19 2020 meeting.
I'm thinking about starting some kind of KMC history.

Would you be interested in taking some pictures at future meetings?

Alan Mevorah's 1946 Ford Coupe pinstriped and looking good

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Breaking news! All major sources of Main Stream Media (which always tells the truth )
Have discovered that Elvis is in Florida and endorses Keystone Motor Club.



Uh, thanka vera mush, man.-Bob

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I want to start a Keystone Motor Club history.....some remembrances....a bit of preservation for current and future members to read...maybe some interviews....maybe some pictures of members and favorite cars over the years....whatever people want to share...some people are no longer with us.
As of 29 September, our newsletter has over 14,000 views and WE are the car scene. People are interested in what we do and what we have done.
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Sam Prentice gave me the original sign in sheet from the very first meeting with the original charter members from March 2012. Here are some names of the original founders:

Milt Roorda had volunteered his garage for the very first meeting. We have been there more than once.
Other Original members in sign in order included:
Randy Packer
Dick Peterson
Bill Van Hoogen
Buddy Rawls
Peter "Fritz" Freydberg
Mike Fritz
Woody Wood
Bob and Sandy kling
Frank Padala
Harry G Gunn
Jerry Kennedy
Patrick Gerald
Mary Whitworth
Don Degain
Vic Piano
Sam and Carol Prentice.
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If anyone has recollections of past times, let me know.
We should make some additions to our Keystone Motor Club history.
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Gary Laase's Table Top Car Show Built on 50+ Years of Collecting

If there’s one thing in the enthusiast world that has stood the test of time, it is collecting die-cast or model cars. Whether it’s a collection of toy vehicles, monster trucks, RC cars or even a vintage set of historic metal or plastic collectibles in any scale, the model car hobby continues to draw fans generation after generation. Gary Laase of Riverview, Florida, has been collecting for over 50 years now, and has quite an impressive collection to show for it. Check out Gary’s tabletop car show below, then consider sending us your own Ford Performance Tabletop Car Show along with photos, your name, hometown and a brief description of your collection to: ClubHub@Ford.com. We hope to hear from you soon!

I’m Gary Laase of Riverview, Florida, and I started my model car collection back in 1965 in Germany. My dad was in the U.S. Army then, and I still have several of my Matchbox cars from that time period -- including a Ford GT40 and Mustang 2+2. I started liking cars, and especially fast cars, while living there. We would drive on the Autobahn in our 1964 Mercury Comet while Porsches and big Mercedes zoomed past.

“We moved back to the United States around Memorial Day of 1967, and that’s when I listened to my first Indy 500 race. I was hooked on speed, and A.J. Foyt became ‘my’ driver. It got to the point that I rejected a plan to get married on that weekend, and later we even named our son Austin Jacob (A.J.). The wife never found a good girl’s name for A.J. so we got lucky that we had a boy.
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There's a WHOLE LOT MORE of Gary's collection here:
https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/ford-lincoln-mercury-tech/842741-gary-laases-riverview-florida-top-car-show-built-50-years-collecting.html#post9433907
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1. I want to start writing a collection of members recollections of cars, events, meetings, etc.
and I want to start a KMC History, maybe with some pictures of their favorite cars,
and things they enjoyed doing over the years.

I can do the writing, but I need people to talk to.
As a way of contacting past members I need names, phone numbers of who might be able to help.
Do you have a recommendation as to a few to start with?

Do you have some memories that you want to share?
Have a camera with some pictures stored in it? or otherwise?
-Bob
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2. Up until around June, In our electronic newsletter, we were keeping track of a table, tent, stick-in-the-ground signs,and banner.
Milt has the signs and has brought them reliably as needed, to our KMC meetings.

If you know of who we loaned the banner, tent and table to, and the current caretaker, would you let me know?
We are planning to have some sponsored chili for the November meeting, and it would be better if we can use our table instead of someone's car trunk. lol We sure as heck aren't going to sit the chili pot on someone's car! lol

We also need to know where the tent is in case we need it.
-Bob