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Volume 42, Issue #5 May 2016 http://www.columbiagorgemgclub.org
Founding Member Eric Pelton Passed Away April 15 By Jeanne Pelton
Sudden death, (SCA) took Eric the love of my life. I am in shock, but so glad I was there when it happen. I loved my husband with everything I was made of.
April 15th was our last day together, but our love will last forever. What a great wonderful loving man! I'll never forget any of it. He is forever in my heart.
Eric’s Life Celebration will be Sunday May 1st at 2pm in White Salmon at the Gardner Funeral Home in their out-door terraced park area. You may bring a dessert if you would like.
In lieu of flowers we are asking that you please give to The Mt. View Grange #98. Eric spent many hours there putting on dance events and his #1 dream was to fix the floors and windows (that are in very bad condition) if he ever won the lottery. Donations can be made to the Mt. View Grange #98. Please address them to Pat Sajak, P.O. Box 718, White Salmon, WA. 98672. The funds will go toward much needed repairs.
Thank you ALL for you’re Loving Friendships. I am sure it will be a nice day with all of you and thank
you for your thoughts and prayers. Love to all, Jeanne Pelton Note: Squrl is dedicating Blues Radio to Eric on Friday
night on The Dalles, OR. FM 62.7, 8:00 pm to Midnight. You can also go online to Squrl Music for live feed radio programming and listen to his comments.
May Day Tour—May 1 By Debbie Haroun
Here is the scoop on the May Day Tour Larry and I are leading on Sunday, May 1, 2016. We will be meeting be-tween 10-10:30 at the Oregon City Shopping Center park-ing lot (bordering McLaughlin) with departure at 10:30 sharp. We will be driving the back roads to Silverton, OR., where we will have a picnic lunch around 11:30 at a park with picnic tables and a covered area (in case of rain), and restrooms. Please pack your own picnic lunch. From Sil-verton we will tour into Salem ending at Deepwood Muse-um and Gardens (see www.deepwoodmuseum.org). Deep-wood is a Victorian historic house designed in the Queen Anne style situated in a five acre public park with formal gardens, nature trails, greenhouse, and original carriage house. Check out the website.
Tours of the house and gardens are usually conducted Wednesday-Saturday, but they will open the house for our group to tour if we have enough people interested in doing that. The cost of the tour is $6 for adults and $5 for seniors (62+). Depending on the size of the group, we could be split up into two groups with one group doing a self-guided tour of the gardens while the other group go on a guided tour of the house. We will need a head count of the mem-bers interested in having a tour of the house. Please RSVP to Debbie cell: 503 754-1486 or email: [email protected] and let me know if you would like to do the tour.
Larry and I drove the route a few days ago and are ex-cited to share this experience with you. The gardens are GORGEous and I’m told they only get better as the Spring and Summer approaches.
Debbie
ABFM Vancouver BC—May 21-22 This fabulous show takes place in VanDuzen gardens
when they are in colorful bloom. You can go up on Friday, stay over, see the show, and possibly stay for the drive up to Whistler on Sunday, then come home. See http://www.westerndriver.com/?page_id=7885 for more infor-mation about the show and a registration form.
Keith & Ursula Ansell are regulars for this event. Un-fortunately, they can’t go this year. The group they caravan with every year will be leaving the Gee Creek rest area in Washington on I-5 Northbound (exit 11, then bear left) at 8:00 am on Friday morning. You are welcome to join the group.
Tech Session: ALIGNMENT 101 By James Duston
The mystery of Toe, Camber, Caster, and Ackerman revealed. Presented by James Duston at the Classics & Cof-fee on May 14. Address is: Commonwealth Classics Ltd, 1613 E 4th St. Vancouver WA 98661. Phone: (360) 694-7454
Eric on a wine tour in 1984—note the MGA grill. Photo courtesy of Kenny Snyder
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Columbia Gorge MG Club
OFFICERS – 2016 “Second verse, same as the first”
President Donna McNabb 503-936-6137 (cell) [email protected]
Vice President Reid Trummel 503-753-3700 [email protected]
Secretary Carol Wilson 503/502-7448 (cell) [email protected]
Treasurer Dan Hanenkrat 360-260-4509 [email protected]
Activities Tom & Sue Stose 360-601-7002
Member at Gerald McBurney 360-666-1788 Large [email protected]
IMPORTANT VOLUNTEERS We want to recognize the volunteers without whom our
club would not run as smoothly as it does. Thank You! ABFM Reps John Dutra 503-786-0851 [email protected]
Ed Mullowney 360-607-4928 cell [email protected] Regalia Sales Ed Mullowney 360-607-4928 cell [email protected] Storage Locker Gerald McBurney 360-666-1788 Monitor [email protected] Nametags Peggy Oliver 503-709-3616 [email protected] Membership Steffi Rollins 360-576-7973 Database [email protected] Newsletter Debbie Haroun 503-754-1486 Mailing [email protected] Mailbox Dan Hanenkrat 360-260-4509 Monitor [email protected] Webmaster Donna McNabb 503-645-9302 [email protected]
The MGAnnouncer The MGAnnouncer is the official publication for and
published by the Columbia Gorge MG Club. A mailed sub-scription is included in the club’s yearly dues. Electronic distribution (PDF by e-mail) is available—contact the edi-tor.
Permission is hereby granted to reproduce any material provided credit is given to the author and to the Columbia Gorge MG Club or the original publisher if applicable. Contents, including technical advice, are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the or-ganization. Application of this advice is at your own risk.
Wants and disposal advertising is free to members and $5 insertion for non-members. Each ad runs one month. Send ads to the editor by the publication deadline below. Commercial advertising is $100 for 12 months for a large ad; $50 for a small (business card size) advertisement. Con-tact the editor for insertion or changes.
Copy and advertising deadlines are the third Friday of the month preceding publication; in other words, one week after the Club meeting.
Editor: Donna McNabb — 503-645-9302 [email protected]
17658 NW Rolling Hill Lane Beaverton, OR 97006
Membership The Columbia Gorge MG Club was formed for and is
active in the promotion and driving enjoyment of MGs. All MG enthusiasts are welcome to join and share infor-mation and fun. The Columbia Gorge MG Club is affiliat-ed with the North American MGA Register, and the North American MGB Register. Membership dues are $25 per year, $12.50 after July 1st. See the Vice President.
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A Message from the President... By Donna McNabb
CHANGE. The word of the month. Nobody likes sudden, drastic,
change, especially when it is cata-strophic or negative events that cause it. It seems like there is a lot of change in my life recently.
There is an old proverb that the cobbler’s children all go barefoot. For being embedded in the car business for so many years, you would think that having a stable of reliable vehicles would be normal. Ah, but we are the cobbler’s children. We own 5 MGs—all in some degree of disrepair. You see, you have to have time and money at the same time to keep them all running. We never seem to get that combi-nation right. When we have time (for instance, when Bob was semi-retired), then the income is down. Now that Bob is working two part-time jobs that keep him plenty busy, there is money but no time to do it yourself. Both Com-monwealth Classics and British Motor Care are doing so well that Bob doesn't want to put our cars on list to make more room for (better) paying customers. So we are kind of stuck on the MG front.
Then it comes around to Donna. I lost my job April 8, just 18 months short of retirement (Social Security full ben-efits at 66 for my age group). Now Donna has time, little money (severance pay), and no car fixing expertise.
Westside Drive—June 11th. By Russ and Kate Sherrell
Russ and Kate will lead a drive west from Vancouver over many of the lovely and familiar driving roads in Multnomah and Washington counties. We'll leave at ap-proximately 11:00 am from the Commonwealth Classics Ltd. Coffee and Classics event. We'll plan a couple of hours drive time, ending at our neighborhood park in Hillsboro, where there are covered picnic tables available for anyone who would like to bring along a picnic lunch. Our home will be available for restrooms. Easy access back to Hwy 26 for those headed back east and many restaurants for those not bringing a picnic.
You come to depend on reliable transportation of your own. I have always had a car of my own. Even when Bob and I carpooled to work, I still had a car in the driveway that I could just use to go when I wanted to. Our son Ian’s car has been in the shop for an engine change for quite a while now. He is using my car in the meantime and Bob and I share the truck. Now the truck’s engine is very sick, and we are at risk of having no car at all!
None of the significant changes in my life can compare at all to Eric and Jeanne Pelton. Our hearts go out to Jeanne as we remember good times with Eric. And there are sever-al of our members who are battling with cancer, or other serious illness, and we wish them well.
Change is inevitable in our lives. The little changes are easy to adjust to, and we don’t even think about them. Big-ger changes take more mental energy to adjust to, and sometimes we need to consciously accept the change and get our head around it. It is the big changes, the life chang-ing events, that take the most out of us. And the rate of change matters too. If there is too much change, all at once, we can react to it negatively and get depressed or paralyzed by it. Change can be a positive in our lives if you let it. There is always something new around the corner. It is real-ly change that makes our lives move forward to new possi-bilities. I only wish that it wouldn’t all come at once. I can handle that better.
Take care,
Donna
St John's Parade—May 14th, 2016 By Debbie Haroun
Club TMG has been a part of the parade for over 30 years. Members drive their top down MGs carrying one of the Rose Festival Princesses in the parade. Staging starts at 9:30 AM. Those interested walk to Patti's Home Plate Café around 10:00 AM for breakfast and the parade starts at noon. After the parade the St. John's community provides a complementary lunch for all parade participants. It is a very fun event.
If you are interested in being a part of the fun, call Tim Foren at 503 287-2024.
August 25-28, 2016
Resort at the Mountain
Welches, Oregon
RESORT AT THE MOUNTAIN
Nestled in the western highlands of Mt. hood, the Resort at the
Mountain is the only premier Oregon full service mountain resort. It is
a 15 minute drive away from Mt. Hood ski areas. The resort provides
lodging, dining, spa, and golfing services. It is also a great place for
families and individuals to get lost in the beautiful mountain and
forest. Join us to show off your cars with this nature-filled backdrop.
Rendezvous 34 Resort at the Mountain
Registration Application
Name _________________________________
Others Attending _____________________
Street ________________________________
City ___________________ State/Zip ____________
Phone _______________________________________
E-mail _______________________________________
Car Club Affiliation ___________________________
Car Entry _________ _____________ _____________
Year Make Model
Car Entry _________ _____________ _____________
Year Make Model
Is this your first Rendezvous? Yes ___ No ___
Saturday Banquet # ______ @ $35.00 = _______
Light Blue Polo Shirts
Men’s Short Sleeve Size _____ $24.00 = _______
Ladies ¾ Sleeve Size _____ $28.00 = _______
Room Raffle tickets
1 for $5.00 or 5 for $20.00 # ________ = _______
Registration with Car $40.00
Registration without Car $25.00
Total $ _________
Special dietary restrictions:
______________________________________
Please make checks payable to: Club ‘T’ MG
Rendezvous 34
2123 SW 18th St.
West Linn, OR 97068
No Refunds after July 12, 2016.
Questions: email [email protected]
Registration entitles you to participate in all
Rendezvous 2016 events, receive a patch
and a pin, and to be eligible for awards.
Rendezvous shirt orders can only be
guaranteed with registration, pre-order,
and payment by July 12, 2016.
RENDEZVOUS EVENTS
Thursday, August 25: Registration, Hospitality
Friday, August 26: Funkahana, Tour
Saturday, August 27: Car Show, Lawn Games, Banquet,
Awards Presentation, Auction, Raffle
Sunday, August 28: Winner’s circle, Farewell
LODGING
Call The Resort at 503-622-2223 to reserve
Resort Room w/2 Queens or 1 King – $139
-- Including a full hot breakfast
Reservations must be booked by July 26,
2016 using the group name Club T MG
to receive the special rates.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Purchase room raffle tickets for a chance to
win three nights in a Fireside Studio at The
Resort at the Mountain. The winner will be
awarded on August 9, 2016 at the Club TMG
Meeting (need not be present to win).
Payment for tickets and registration must be
received by August 9, 2016 to be eligible.
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STEVE ROLLIN 503-245-3806
10042 SW BALMER fax 503-245-4193
PORTLAND, OR 97219
www.northwestimportparts.com
May
Club Meeting—May 13
We meet in the side-room at Stark Street Pizza (92nd and SE Stark Street in Portland). There is social (and/or dinner) time before the meeting which starts at 7:00 pm.
In the summer months, May through September, we go for a short drive after the meeting. For that reason, we will start the meeting at 7:00 pm rather than the usual 7:30. Please make a note of it. In May, Bob & Donna McNabb will be our tour leaders.
The business part of the meeting is generally short. If you have any issue to bring before the Board, you can bring it up at the club meeting. We welcome stories of where you have been with your car, or what you are working on fixing at the moment.
Bring an item for the raffle at the end. Proceeds go to expand and improve the Christmas Party Raffle.
Join us! It is the members that make the meetings live-ly.
Classics and Coffee—May 14
A social gathering for British Car owners on Saturday morning at 9:00 am at Commonwealth Classics in Vancou-ver. Drive your British car if possible but please come in any car. Address 1613 E. 4th St., Vancouver WA 98661.
In May, a tech session about Alignment will be present-ed by member James Duston. See page 1 for details.
Clinic—May 18: Fuel systems and Fuel
If the fuel system doesn't work, your car doesn't work. We'll start by covering Fuel pumps, electrical & me-
chanical, and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each. An area that we are having trouble with is the fuel lines. There is some maintenance required, we'll cover that. Especially covering products and possible upgrades.
Then we will discuss Ethanol and what it does to our cars. A lot of research about fuel that affects our cars has surfaced over the last couple of years and we will look at that. Carburetor tuning and protection must be addressed. Treatments of your car and of the gas tank are now re-quired if you hope to keep running. It is surprising what is happening to the metals and rubber lines in the system and this damage can be reduced and possibly eliminated with the right additives and use.
We'll finish by learning how to tune carburetors to best run today's fuels. S.U.s, Strombergs, Webers and any other type of carburetor you may choose to use. Always the Wednesday after the Club Meeting
When: Social at 7:00; session starts at 7:30! Where: Foreign Parts Positively—19900 NE189th St.
Brush Prairie, WA 98606. North on I-205 over Columbia River. Exit Padden Parkway EAST and travel about 10 miles (through the village of Hockinson.) Turn right at 184th St. “Alderbrook” sign. Take a Hard Left first chance after the “Mountain Meadows” sign.
Ecological Approved
• ASE Certified • Shuttle Service • 18 month/unlimited mileage warranty
Servicing European, British, and Japanese
Automobiles
1800 SE MLK Blvd.
5 0 3 . 2 3 1 . 4 9 4 7
www.rebornautomotive.com
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Portland, O
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ABFM in Vancouver BC—May 21-22
See article on page 1.
Pub Night—May 31
We gather at a pub the last Tuesday of every month for food, beverage, and fellowship. The location changes throughout the area so there will be one near you some-time. This is a great way for members to get to know each other better. Join us at about 6:00 pm for dinner and drinks, fun and socialization.
In May, we are going to: Radio Room - Alberta St. Restaurant & Lounge Portland, OR. http://www.radioroompdx.com. 1101 NE Alberta St.
Coming in June
Hockinson Fun Days Car Show—June 4
This is a great way to see a small town parade and show off your car at the same time! All kinds of cars are welcome. Sponsored by our advertiser, Re-Born Automo-tive, the car show takes place on the lawn of their church in Hockinson, which is on the corner where the parade turns. Park your car about 11:00 am just before the streets close, then you can walk around town a bit before the parade starts at noon. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy the parade. The announcer is on the same corner so you can hear eve-rything. After the parade, the church’s Boy Scout Troop sells the best pulled pork sandwiches. Stay and have lunch.
Follow the directions to Keith’s shop (above) and you can’t miss Elam Lutheran Church in the heart of Hockin-son.
Activities
2016 FALL OVERNIGHT TOUR SEPT. 17th & 18th By Ron Hillbury
Articles in the last two months newsletters have laid out an overview of this year's tour
Great Roads from Oregon City to Sisters by way of Detroit Lake and the McKenzie Highway
Overnight and Breakfast in Bend at the Deschutes Riverhouse
Beautiful Central Oregon Roads & Attractions Sunday Morning
Lunch in Maupin on the Deschutes River
US Forest Service and back roads to Sandy Almost Forgot! Set up your own "brewery tour" route
along The Bend Ale Trail! Bend is internationally know as a key location for award winning Central Oregon Craft Breweries! Maps of brewery locations and more infor-mation on the Ale Trail will be available at the Riverhouse
front desk to help you set up your own tours. The River-Bend Brewery is less than a half mile walk from the hotel and the following is a short list of breweries within three miles of The Riverhouse.
Questions? Tom - 503-701-3511 or Ron - 503-348-1307
RiverBend Brewery
Silver Moon Brewing
Deschutes Brewery Tasting Room
Bend Brewing
McMenamin's Old St Francis School Brewing
Crux Fermentation Project
Rat Hole Brewing Check it out the full brewery list on Bend Ale Trail Don't forget to make your Hotel Reservations with The
Riverhouse, 541-389-3111. Mention the Columbia Gorge MG Club for group rates
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Alternators: Chrome, One Wire, 6-Volt, Positive Ground, Custom High Amp, Marine, Generator to Alternator Conversion Kits for Most Systems including Lucas, Flathead V-8 and Model A.
Starters: Chrome, Hi-Torque, Convert 6 to12 Volt,
Gear Reduction Starters for Big Block Fords & Chevys.
PMX Inc. Bill Jungck
8420 SE Hinckley Phone: 503-777-7172 Happy Valley, OR 97086 Fax: 503-777-7156
PMX Custom Alternators & Starters
Quality Rebuilding Since 1977 - Foreign & Domestic
Columbia Gorge MG Club Meeting Minutes—April 8
The meeting was called to order by President Donna McNabb at 7:30.
Welcome Intros – for new and returning – Robin & Vicky Johnson with their MGB GT ‘68’. John & Cynthia Crawley with their MGB.
Where have we been
Game Night at the Cederholm’s was great fun reported Debbie Haroun – there were 13 to 14 in attendance.
Russ reported that there was excellent attendance at Chad’s Open House for BMC.
Guest Speaker
Reid Trummel from Commonwealth Classics presented a slide show that was great fun (two two-post lifts) and in-teresting.
Activities:
August 14th – Club Picnic. July 30th possible Mt Hood Rally. May 1st drive with the Haroun’s. June 25th Overnighter in Dufur with Club T. July 2nd There is an All British Meet at Pearson Air-
park in Vancouver.
Click here for the MG2016 Promo Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlX4bd_wP24
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Club Business
President – No News Vice President – Reid says we have a new member Joe
Sweeny. At Large - Gerald reminds us that the Christmas Party
is Dec 3rd rather than on the 10th as previously announced. Treasurer - Dan says the dues are done and we are in
the Spending Cycle with the Christmas Party. Secretary – Carol says read the new letter. NAMGAR/NAMGBR NEWS – No News
Anything Else
John Dutra says that at the Swap Meet, his car was ad-vertised for sale for $1200 with his phone number – turned out to be an April Fool’s joke.
Dan & Becky announced that on July 30th the Battle-ground Rotary is doing a Taste & Tunes at Alderbrook Park – more to follow.
Barb Cedarholm mentioned the Pendleton Overnight on June 4th & 5Th.
Respectfully Submitted, Carol Wilson Secretary
June 13-16 MG2016 is the fifth gathering of MG enthusiasts host-
ed by the North American Council of MG Registers. There are a lot of good genes in its pool…that of MG96, MG2001, MG2006, and MG2011. Each of these events developed their own personality and you can expect noth-ing less from MG2016!
You will want to arrive on Monday in order to attend our cocktail reception at Churchill Downs’ Derby Museum and Racing Facility. Running from 6pm-10pm, the recep-tion will have a cash bar (we advise eating dinner before or after your visit as there will be no food available during the event). You will have time to peruse the exhibits in the mu-seum as well as take a guided tour of the grounds. This is a not-to-miss event. Spaces are limited, so register early!
Our daily activities begin on Tuesday with driving tours, motorcoach tours, tech sessions, and Register Night. We’ll cap off the evening with a performance by the band Captain Rat and the Blind Rivets at the Crowne Plaza.
Wednesday will offer more opportunities for you to learn about your MG during our tech sessions; you can travel the fantastic roads of Indiana and Kentucky by taking one of the self-guided tours; hit downtown Louisville and visit the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory; visit the Muhammed Ali Center; take in an early afternoon baseball game at the home of the Louisville Bats, a farm league
team for the Cincinnati Reds. Plan on attending our auction at the Crowne Plaza on Wednesday evening!
Thursday is show day! We will have our MGs on dis-play at Waterfront Park on the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Louisville. Each Register will have their respec-tive models displayed by class for popular voting by at-tendees. (NAMGBR will also hold Concours.) Our awards ceremonies and banquet will be held at the Crowne Plaza on Thursday evening. Awards other than First Place (and other special awards) will be given out by Register prior to the banquet as we did at MG2011. We are pleased to an-nounce that DENNIS GAGE of “My Classic Car” will be our guest on Thursday at Waterfront Park. He will be wan-dering the showfield and will be available for “photo ops” and autographs. Dennis will also be our keynote speaker at the Awards Banquet that evening at the Crowne Pla-za. After the awards banquet, head out to the parking lot(s) to kick a few more tires and swap a few more lies before you head for home on Friday!
MG2016 – Be there to help us “Maintain the Breed”! Be sure to register early as some activities have limited
spaces available. See https://www.signup4.net/public/ap.aspx?
EID=MG2014E&OID=80 or http://www.namgar.com/events/calendar_details/gt-41_mg2016/ for more infor-mation and registration materials.
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Still Wanted Good pair of MGA, front, disk-brake,
disk-wheel hubs. Contact Paul, 360-576-7973,
Columbia Gorge MG Club Board Meeting Minutes April 4
Meeting called to order by President Donna. On her agenda were the flowing:
Money in our account – Dan
Christmas Party plans—Gerald
Activities—Sue
Finance
Dan reported that we have a healthy balance in check-ing – all dues have been collected.
Christmas Party
Gerald reported that the party will be on Saturday 12-3-16. Handouts were provided for meal choices – our venue will accommodate 80 people max. The deposit was ar-ranged for by Dan and Gerald.
Activities
Sue discussed the following activities. April 24th will be AutoJumble – Gerald will pick up the
tables. A 2 hour sign up will be circulated at our meeting for working the show. Roger will provide a propane heater for heat.
August 20th – Kite Festival – maybe. July 23rd Mt. Hood Run – maybe. Our after meeting drives will begin next month May –
so, our meetings will begin at 7 instead of 7:30. August 7 – the Columbia River Concours d’Elegance is
cancelled according to Reid. The major sponsor pulled out. May 14th at the Classics & Coffee - James Duston will
do a class on “Alignment 101” Next Board meeting is Tuesday July 5th – we will try
for Elmers. [Ed.: We did schedule it at Elmers on NE Sandy at 101st.]
Respectfully submitted, Carol Wilson, Secretary
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For Sale 1969 MGBGT $6,000
I just acquired a one family (father to son) 69 MGB GT. Comes with all original paperwork, all receipts, war-ranty book, a log with every tank of gas documented. 101,000 miles. Bought new in Seattle at British Motor Cars. Has been in dry storage for 21 years! The motor and engine bay all appear to be factory. Not running. It has had one repaint. Think maybe it was Pale Primrose. For some-one who wants a totally original car to do, this is it. I am looking for $6000. Worth that to the right person. Here are a couple of pictures. I'm a GM guy who would kill for this car if it was a 69 Chevelle in this unmolested condition so have no interest in doing this car but a fan of these cars would be equally excited. I had it cleaned up to get the dust etc. from 21 years off it. Imagine at about $100 a month for a big storage spot what they would have paid in 21 years!
Contact Ted Buerk, [email protected].
1977 MGB Roadster
91,300 miles, new carpeting, powder coated wheels, new seat covers, good tonneau cover, stored inside most of its life, repainted, runs good, well maintained by profes-sionals, third owner, top in usable condition.
For more information or questions see Don McKay 503-293-4005, or 971-404-8127, [email protected].
Differential for Sale 4.875:1 differential for MGA, MGB,
Magnette. Good condition. $75. Paul 360-576-7973, [email protected].
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May 1—Drive with the Harouns 7—Portland Transmission Show 13—Club Meeting 14—Classics & Coffee 14—St. Johns Parade with Club T MG 14—Papa’s Toys Collection 18—Clinic 21-22—ABFM in Vancouver BC 31—Pub Night
June 4—Hockinson Fun Days Car Show 4-6—Sun Mtn / Methow Valley WA with MG Car Club 10—Club Meeting 11—Classics & Coffee at Commonwealth Classics at 9:00 am; Drive with Sherrells to follow 13-16—NAMGAR/NAMGBR in Louisville
June (Continued) 15—Clinic 23-25—Idaho British Car Club Tour in Twin Falls, ID 25—Overnighter in Dufur with Club T 28—Pub Night Every Wednesday night June 1—Sept 28 Beaches Cruise-In at PIR
Club sponsored events are shown in bold. Other automotive events are listed for your information. You can attend them on your own (and perhaps write an article about your experience for the newsletter. Pictures are always wel-come).
July 2—All British Airfield Meet at Pearson Airpark in Vancouver 5—Board Meeting at Elmer’s 8—Club Meeting 8-10—Portland Historic Races 9—Classics & Coffee 13—Clinic 16—Cruise-In-The-Gut, Vancouver 17-Forest Grove Concours d’Elegance 23-24—Western WA ABFM, St. Edward State Park 26—Pub Night 28-31—Monte Shelton Classic Car Rally 30—Drive to Timberline Lodge
August 12—Club Meeting 13—Classics & Coffee at Commonwealth Classics at 9:00 am 14—Member Appreciation Picnic 17—Clinic 20—Long Beach Kite Festival 20—Car Show in Port Townsend WA 25-28—Rendezvous with Club T MG 28—Lake Oswego Car Show 30—Pub Night
