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Puget Sound Oldsmobile Club – April 2007 1

MARCH 2007

Visiting the LeMay Museum

BETWEEN THE BUMPERS MEETING MINUTES “HERE’S MY RIDE”

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April 2007

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Harold and Nancy LeMay amassed the largest privately owned collection of automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, other vehicles and related memorabilia in the world. Today you can view this national treasure – over 300 vehicles – at the grounds of historic Marymount Academy. Almost every year and brand sold in America during the 20th century is represented from the early brass era through the muscle cars of the 1970’s. On display are familiar names: Ford, Chevrolet, Buick, Chrysler, Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Dodge, Mercury, and Pontiac as well as those from a storied past such as Tucker, Packard, Kaiser, Pierce Arrow, LaSalle, Studebaker and Hudson. These are just a few of the many classics you can see at the LeMay Museum. On the last Saturday of August every year, the Annual LeMay Open House is held for the public. This is a great opportunity as a car enthusiast for you to volunteer your time to help. It is a great experience! You can view this unique and magnificent collection at the historic Marymount Academy located just 35 minutes from downtown Tacoma. There are docent guided tours led Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm or earlier during the winter season. Reservations are recommended by calling 253-536-2885 or online www.lemaymuseum.org. The museum is located at 325 152nd Street E, Tacoma, WA 98445 if you wish to Mapquest for directions.


President’s Message

April is here, but where is the sun? Car show time is getting near. Are you ready? I would like us to get together for some of these car shows and all go as a club and show some support for the Olds club. That just might be fun. I was reading a magazine Jim gets (Hemmings Classic Car) and found some information I would like to share with you. Who's Next At GM?

It's been suggested, for quite some time, that either Buick or Pontiac is close to joining Oldsmobile and Plymouth in the automotive graveyard. While they are just rumors, recent news suggests that Buick, scheduled to celebrate its 104th year as an automaker in 2007, will sell more cars at years end in China than the US. In the first 10 months, Buick sold 218,603 vehicles in China compared to it's 206,582 in domestic sales. With such a storied history, will GM keep the lifeline attached, or eventually pull the plug? While this news might not have an effect on the hobby immediately, can this signal a rise in demand for old Buicks as much like the sharp increase of Oldsmobile’s on the market after that automaker's swan song? Good Bye Lansing Landmark? Is the last vestige of GM's Oldsmobile passing into that good night? According to a few threads found on www.realpower.com the old Oldsmobile headquarters, Building 70, in Lansing, Michigan is scheduled to be torn down shortly. The writers and responders to the threads have suggested that there should be an effort underway to try and save the building so it can be used as a new location for the Reo/Oldsmobile Museum. Others think they should keep the 15-foot high letters, but it may be too late. It’s also been reported that the building is not as structurally sound as it once was. Meaning any hope of its restoration might be costly.

Nina

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

No new members this month

DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTAL TO THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Information to be considered for submittal in to the newsletter needs to be received by the 25th of the month. Please send your information as an e-mail or attach it to your e-mail in word document form. If you have problems or questions, call Ed or Pam at 253-845-2288. Please e-mail your submittal to: [email protected].

Puget Sound Olds ClubPuget Sound Olds ClubPuget Sound Olds ClubPuget Sound Olds Club 2007 BOARD OF DIRECTORS2007 BOARD OF DIRECTORS2007 BOARD OF DIRECTORS2007 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PresidentPresidentPresidentPresident Nina Rogers

[email protected] 360.651-6246

Vice PresidentVice PresidentVice PresidentVice President Ed Straw


SecretarySecretarySecretarySecretary

Mary Lindholm [email protected]

425.337-4847

TreasurerTreasurerTreasurerTreasurer Kathi Straw


Membership ChairmanMembership ChairmanMembership ChairmanMembership Chairman

Bill Iverson [email protected] 425.271-0195

Newsletter EditorNewsletter EditorNewsletter EditorNewsletter Editor

Ed Konsmo [email protected]

253.845-2288

Assistant to the EditorAssistant to the EditorAssistant to the EditorAssistant to the Editor Pam Konsmo


Chapter Representative Chapter Representative Chapter Representative Chapter Representative

Peter Salazar [email protected]

253.887-8982

OCA BOARD MEMBERSOCA BOARD MEMBERSOCA BOARD MEMBERSOCA BOARD MEMBERS

Ed Konsmo, OCA Vice President

Erik Martinson, PNW Zone Director Sherry Soball, PNW Zone Director


The LeMay Museum’s permanent home will be in downtown Tacoma, adjacent to the Tacoma Dome, with a scheduled opening in 2010.

Quoting the LeMay Museum Board of Directors, “Forget everything you know about car museums. America’s Car Museum will be unlike anything you’ve every experienced, anywhere.”

“We began with the world’s largest private collection, over 3000 cars, motorcycles, trucks and countless items of memorabilia, amassed over a 40 year period by Harold E. LeMay. With the generous support of the LeMay family and the City of Tacoma, AMERICA’S CAR MUSEUM has secured a prime location on the southern edge of Tacoma’s historic museum and waterfront district. The landmark site, adjacent to the Tacoma Dome, is highly visible and easily accessed from I-5.”

“The design of The Museum is bold, striking and spectacular! We envisioned and designed a campus-complex that is destined, in and of itself, to become a world-class architectural attraction. The site is dominated by a titanium-finish glass exhibition pavilion – its sweeping curves mimic the hood scoops and body panel shapes of classic automobiles.”

“Inside, function emerges from the form as an airy and a spacious atrium gives way to a dramatic, spiral exhibition structure. This impressive tower soars four stories above and descends four stories below ground level. A cluster of adjacent buildings house administrative offices, an education center, retail and dining areas, club rooms, interactive rides, restoration shops, private vehicle and LeMay collection storage - all flanking a 5 acre grass show field, perfect for club gatherings, car shows, swap meets, an annual concours and top notch auction. Beautiful landscaped grounds and ample parking complete the picture.”

The LeMay Museum’s permanent home is currently scheduled to be completed and open in 2010.

Continued from Page 1 VISITING THE LeMAY MUSEUM


NEXT MEETING,… Sunday April 1, 2007 The next meeting of the Puget Sound Olds Club will be held on Sunday, April 1st, at the Redmond Library at 1:00 p.m.

IMPORTANT NOTICE !! The chapter is attempting to assemble ALL of the items that are used for the Annual Zone Show at

Edmonds. If you should have anything that is or has been used for the show, please contact Pete Salazar at 253-887-8982.

2007 Nationals – Bowling Green, Kentucky July 18-22 Are you planning to attend? The host hotel is sold out and many of the surrounding hotels are quickly filling.

There are a number of the Puget Sound Olds Club members planning to make the trip. It would be great if we could arrange a caravan from the Pacific Northwest. Let’s discuss it at the next chapter meeting.

BETWEEN THE BUMPERS - By Ed Konsmo

The other day as I was thinking about our car hobby and the fact that we are now an “orphan” car, some interesting facts came to mind. Do you realize how much the Oldsmobile brand that we collect contributed to the auto industry? The Oldsmobile factory used the moving assembly line in 1904, a decade before Henry Ford created his own. Oldsmobile was a pioneer in using a V-8 in their 1915 Model 44. It proved to be a huge success with more than 8,000 sold in that year. In 1935, Oldsmobile featured the all-steel “turret top” when other cars were still using a fabric top. In 1937 (I was a year old), the Safety Automatic Transmission was introduced, the first shiftless transmission. Even though it was a Buick Division product, it would not be offered in their cars until 1938. It would be followed in 1940 by the HydraMatic, the first truly automatic transmission in an automobile. In 1949, the Futuramic Rocket V-8 was introduced. This was what we would today refer to as a “Muscle car”. The 1949 Olds 88 won six of the nine NASCAR races held that year. Then in 1964 Olds answered the Pontiac GTO with the 4-4-2 option and the muscle car race was on.. In 1966 the front-wheel drive Toronado was introduced. The first major production FWD car since the Cord in the 30’s. As we all know, it was a huge success and today is very collectible. We in the Oldsmobile Club of America have every reason to be proud of the Oldsmobiles that we polish and parade every chance we have. Keep those Rockets lit!


March 11, 2007 GENERAL MEETING MINUTES Meeting called to order by Nina Rogers, president. Minutes of the February meeting were approved. Treasurer's Report – Kathi Straw – The report was approved. It was agreed that the actual figures would no longer be included in the minutes. Membership – Bill Iverson – We currently have 77 members. Zone Director – Erik Martinson – Hurst Olds had requested funds from the OCA to put on their show. The board decided not to give them the funds. Erik again reminded members if they have any issues they would like to be presented to the national board to write them up in the form of a proposal and give them to Erik. He will get them to the board for possible inclusion in their agenda. Newsletter – Ed Konsmo – (Kudos to Ed and Pam on the newsletter's new look.) Due to the use of e-mail, the cost of printing and mailing of the newsletter in the new format was only $45.60. Members were encouraged to e-mail Ed pictures and stories about their cars to be featured in the newsletter. The newsletter will be posted to the website. Ed also reported that OCA chapter compliance process is complete. Our chapter is one of the only 8 clubs that are 100% compliant. Photo Collage – Don Wahlstrom – Don would like to have pictures of members' cars. Cruises and Activities – Nina Rogers – Members were asked for ideas for possible cruises or other activities we could enjoy during the coming warmer weather. Pete Salazar will check on the possibility of our participating in the annual car show held at the Lakeview Nursing Home in Kirkland in August. Meeting Dates – April 1 and May 6 meetings will be held at 1 p.m. at the Redmond Library. Raffle ResultsQuality Gift – Travel Emergency Kit – Mickey Nelson Route 66 travel bag – Bill Iverson Photo storage box – Maggie Salazar

Detail brush – Maggie Salazar Tire gauge - Erik Martinson Goody bag – Pam Konsmo

Adjustable wrench – Nina Rogers Octane booster – Harry Straw Calendar – Don Wahlstrom Octane booster – Tom Bridges Bardahl – Pam Konsmo Binoculars – Tom Bridges Primroses – Ed Booth

MEETING MINUTES….MARCH 2007

The Puget Sound Rocket is the voice of the local chapter of the OCA. Views expressed herein may, or may not be those of the Puget Sound Olds Club. For membership, contact Membership Chairman, Bill Iverson. Please direct needs, leads to the Editor. Contributions are welcome. No payment is made for articles. Material submitted will be considered as assignment of all rights. DUE DATE FOR ALL MATERIALS IS THE 25 OF THE MONTH.


“HERE’S OUR RIDE!” - By Bill and Judy Iverson

IT’S STILL IN THE FAMILY……

It’s not my father’s Oldsmobile, as the ad campaign says. For me, it’s my father-in-law’s Oldsmobile that is now my pride and joy.

The 1967 Olds Cutlass was purchased new by Judy’s father George Billiaert. I went

along with George when he purchased the car from Riach Oldsmobile in downtown Seattle. In 1979, George decided to buy a new car and gave the Cutlass to us, to be used primarily by my daughter as transportation to school and college. But because my daughter did not get her license for many years I used the Olds as daily transportation to work. The Olds had to be parked outside in the weather because other newer cars were in the garage. The weather took its toll on the car and rust spots appeared in the paint and holes were rusted out behind all four wheels. A decision had to be made whether to fix up the car or to junk it. In 1988 the Cutlass received a new paint job and had all the rust spots taken care of. It also received an all new interior: carpets, upholstery, headliner, door panels repainted, dash and metal door trim repainted. In 1995, the engine, transmission and differential were all rebuilt.

Since then, we have taken the Cutlass to many Oldsmobile shows and cruise-ins, and

have caravanned the car to many of the Fall Rallyes. In 2005, at the Oldsmobile Club of America Nationals in Seattle, the Cutlass earned a first place in the judging. Judy says we will never sell the Cutlass, “It’s a keeper!”


What was the wood used in wood spoke wheels in early automobiles? A - Ash B – Hickory C - Oak D – Maple Answer on page 14

Can you identify these cars?

Car No. 1 Car No. 2

Car No. 3 Car No. 4

Answers on page 14

MONTHLY TRIVIA FUN


APRIL 2007 Sunday, April 1st Chapter meeting Redmond Library

MAY 2007 Sunday, May 6th Chapter meeting Redmond Library

JUNE 2007 Sunday, June 3rd Chapter meeting Sunday, June 17th B. C. Olds Father’s Day Show

JULY 2007 Wednesday, July 18-Sun 22 Nationals- Bowling Green, KY Saturday, July 28th Annual PNW Zone Show – Edmonds

CLUB CALENDAR OF EVENTS

APRIL BIRTHDAYS

Don Wahlstrom April 4 Darlene Moulton April 10 Faye Steik April 11 Mary Lindholm April 12 Jay Secord April 12 Carolyn Vogel April 12 Art Gamash April 14 Jeff Vogel April 27

Happy Birthday to all!!!

An Announcement of Sadness: At our last meeting, Judy Iverson reported that Ernest Grayson had been in touch with her and Bill. Earnest advised Bill that his wife, Sandy had passed away. Ernest is reported to be in a care facility in the area. Judy said that she would see if she could locate the facility he was in, and report back to the club. Our best wishes to Earnest as he and his family.

LET’S GET PERSONAL


Classified ads are free to Puget Sound Olds Club members, unlimited words within reason. Please submit your classified advertisement in electronic format by the 25th of the month to [email protected].

WANTED

� ’60 Horn parts – Jim Rogers 360-651-6246

• ’57 or ’58 Radiator Shroud Erik Martinson 425-228-4422

� Clock for ’60 Olds Pete Salazar 253-859-3519

� ’56 Gear shift/turn signal knob John Lamb 425-766-3403

� ‘64/65 Dash pad, un-cracked/un-damaged condition to be painted or dyed to match code 955 interior. Rick 253-912-4534 or [email protected].

� ’71 Toro turn signal handle John Lamb 425-271-6635

• ‘51/52 2 door 88, hardtop or convertible Walt 661-393-2087

FOR SALE

• ’50 88 Fender Skirts - $150 Bob 360-956-1658

• ’51 Olds – Jeannie [email protected]

• ’60 Olds – New tail light lens (2pr) will fit 88/98 Gerry 425-747-3798

• ’55 88 2 Door – not running – missing some parts –rusty floors – needs restoration. $1000, ask for

Richard 801-250-5277. For photos, contact John Lamb.

• ’49-55 NOS Stop light switch $40, Full set stainless trim, drivers side for ’55 S-88 2 dr HT, $70

Lower lip hood molding for ’55, needs replating but solid $40 – Call Don Monroe 253-566-8488

• ’62 Starfire Hardtop – Runs well and complete – needs bumper. Ralph 604-850-6556.

• ’63 Olds 98 Hardtop & ’63 Four door 98 – Excellent mechanical condition, asking $4000 each or

$7000 for both – Call Hugh Russell 206-524-2785

• 64 330 c.i. engine on engine stand - $150 obo Joe 360-275-1337

• ’64 Jetaway Transmission - $75 obo Joe 360-275-1337

• ’64 Dynamic 88 4 door hardtop 62k – dents in body and bumpers – Gerry for info 425-747-379

CLASSIFIEDS


CLASSIFIEDS CONTINUED

� ’64 Dynamic 88 Convert. Complete & original, no rust, needs mech. Work – Call David 253-

838-7122

� ’65 Dynamic 88 2 door hardtop – original interior, re-painted light tan. 425 ci. w/15k on

rebuilt engine. 140k on car. $2700 obo. Bob Sackware, 253-862-6176

• ’65 442 or Cutlass hood and trunk set – Rod 253-287-6475

• ‘65 442 Side Scoops and tail light center bars – Rod 253-287-6475

• ’65 442/Cutlass parts – Huge list- What do you need? Dave, 360-895-3389

• ’66 330 ci 4 barrel long block engine – will run – stored on engine stand. Greg 253-961-7720

• ’67 Toronados – two for sale. Both run and complete – lots of extra parts. $800 each or $1500 for

both. Call 425-432-3309.

• ’67 Cutlass/442 Bucket Seats – Jay 206-878-8202

• ’68 Cutlass parts/doors, etc – Gordon 604-250-9070

• ’69 Cutlass Full Hub Caps plus wire hub caps for ’86 Cutlass – make an offer. John 604-433-0880.

• ‘72 Delta 4 door – Kathryn 206-923-2562

• ’79 Cutlass – Rachel 206-719-0800

LEADS

• ‘50’S – ‘60’S – 70’S – parting out – Tee Pee Wrecking, Outlook, WA 509-837-7491

• 394 ci Engine – contact owner at [email protected].

• ’71 Delta 88 Holiday Sedan – 88k, Cream/white paint fact. a/c, PS/PB, white vynl interior,

350 V8, was Mom’s car – Call Ann & Terry Turner 206-284-6886, [email protected].

• ’78 Toronado 403 motor – yellow/yellow cloth, just in from Colorado - $900 OBO

360-893-8293 ask for Jim Classified ads will run for a three month period unless cancelled earlier.

IF YOU SELL YOUR ITEM OR VEHICLE PLEASE NOTIFY ED AT [email protected] OR CALL 253-845-2288 SO THAT WE CAN REMOVE THE AD FROM THE NEWSLETTER.


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payable to OCA and mail to Bill Iverson. Please remit U.S. Funds only. Expiration date will be on JWO label. Each member is entitled to one 25-word free ad each

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Puget Sound Chapter, OCA

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Please make separate check payable to Puget Sound Chapter OCA and mail to Bill Iverson. Local dues $15/Yr., run from January to December and are prorated at

$1.25/Mo. (for new members only). Local club renewal date is January 1st. National membership is required for chapter membership. Cars participating in club

functions must carry insurance. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for your first newsletter.

Send to: BILL IVERSON, Membership Chairman

Puget Sound Chapter 13819 139th Ave SE Renton, WA 98059 Date__________ Signature ______________________________________


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INTERNET SOURCES FOR YOUR OLDS PARTS

FUTURE CLUB MEETING HOST * April - Don and June Wahlstrom May - Gerry and Karel Giuntoli June - Fred and Faye Steik July - Mary Lindholm Aug. - No meeting Sept. - Ed and Pam Konsmo Oct. - Bill and Judy Iverson Nov. - Jim and Nina Rogers

*Provide quality gift


WHERE TO GO ? WHAT TO DO ????

March 31March 31March 31March 31 Oak Harbor; Cruz’n the Harbor; Main Street; Reg. fee Hours 8-4; by Cruzers Car Club; Larry Smith, 2524 Olympic Dr, Oak Harbor, WA 98277; 360-675-6420 or 360-675-2193.

April 12April 12April 12April 12----15151515 PIR Auto Swap Meet; Portland, Or; Adm chg; Park fee; Hours TFS 7am-5pm; Sun 7am-2pm; PIR Swap Meet, 1940 Victory Blvd, Portland, OR 97217; 503-307-5420 or [email protected].

April 13April 13April 13April 13----15151515 43rd Portland Swap Meet; Portland Expo Center; Adm chg Park chg; hours Fri 7am-5pm; Sat 7am-5pm; Sun 8am-1pm; by Six Area Car Clubs; Portland Meet Committee, PO Box 1395 Wilsonville, OR 97070-1395, Phone 503-678-2100.

April April April April 21212121 Mount Vernon,WA; 25th Automotive Swap Meet, Skagit County Fairgrounds; Hours 8am-3pm; by NCRSA, PO Box 864, Mt. Vernon, WA. Call Gary 360-757-9026

April 22April 22April 22April 22 Corvallis, OR; 41st Historic Corvallis Swap Meet; Benton County Fairgrounds; Hours 7am-3pm; adm fee; By Corvallis Historic Auto Club, 5125 NW Crescent Valley Dr, Corvallis, OR 97330: 541-753-7609

April 28April 28April 28April 28 The Dalles, OR; KODL Classic Car Show; downtown on Federal St. Hours 8am-3pm; reg. fee; by KODL Radio; 541-296-2101 or [email protected]

April 28April 28April 28April 28 Warrenton, OR; 50’s Cruise Reunion; Camp Rilea; reg fee; hours 9am-4pm; park fee; by Beach Barons Car Club & Lower Columbia Classics Call Steve 503-861-2664

April 29April 29April 29April 29 Puyallup; 43rd Breakfast and Poker Run; Puyallup Elks Club; Doors open 8:30am; Pre-registration ONLY; by Gallopin Gertie Model A Ford Club; Ed Crosby, 4608 W 66th Ave, University Place, WA 98466; 253-566-4374

April 29April 29April 29April 29 Tenino, WA; Coming Out Potluck; Tenino High School, by Centralia-Chehalis Vintage Auto Club, PO Box 103, Centralia, WA 98531; 360-273-6961 message or www.ccvac.com


TRIVIA ANSWERS……. What was the wood used? – Hickory, because it was the hardest. Car No. 1…’48 Tucker Car No. 2….’54 Kaiser Darrin Car Not 3…’53 Buick Car No. 4….Talbot-Lago

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To place your ad, send your business card or artwork and appropriate fees to: Puget Sound Olds Club %Editor, PO Box 82042, Kenmore, WA 98028-0042. Member Cost: $12/mo full page ad, $8/mo 1/2 page ad, $5/mo 1/4 page ad, $2/mo business card ad ($24 per year) Non-Member Cost: For NON-members $24/mo full page ad, $15/mo 1/2 page ad, $10/mo 1/4 page ad, $5/mo business card ad.

Carburetor Rebuilding I’ll rebuild your ‘52-’65 Olds Rochester 4bbl for a special member price of $170. I have every year from ’52-’65 done and ready to go for $200. I also have ’55-’56 2bbl for $120.

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