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Predictor Packard Club of San Diego Page 1 of 20 December 2020
PREDICTOR
The monthly newsletter of the Packard Club of San Diego - December 2020 –
Predictor Packard Club of San Diego Page 2 of 20 December 2020
REGIONAL DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE By Richard Schauer
Suddenly here we are at the end of yet another year. Certainly 2020 will go down in history as a NOT particularly stellar year. But we have had fun in spite of the challenges, haven’t we?
1941 Packard 110 in the 1942 Movie, Holiday Inn We enjoyed the Mardis Gras, the Gondola ride, Idyllwild, and numerous spontaneously organized combined club tours. Cancellation of the remainder of our 2020 calendar of events is regrettable but wait ‘til you see our events line up for 2021 (see calendar on Page X)! Our club does not rest. We are always thinking of ways to get out, break loose, free our minds and bodies not to mention our Packards. We look to 2021 with great optimism. It is with great pride that I announce the creation of a new membership category for our region of PAC. Effective immediately we now have a Junior Member category. This is one of those ideas where we smack ourselves on the forehead and exclaim “Why didn’t we think of this before?!” We agonize trying to find ways to expose our wonderful cars to young people, to stimulate interest in the next generations toward the Packard motorcar. Junior Member is a fine idea. The rules are simple. Here they are: candidates must be under 18 years of age. They pay no dues. They become honored members of the San Diego Region but do not have to join PAC (indeed they cannot until the age of majority). Candidates may be sons/daughters of members or grandchildren, but may also be children of friends. The sole criteria are an interest in automobiles, and hopefully an interest in the Packard motorcar, an interest that we will fervently cultivate. Junior members will be eligible to attend club events, will be encouraged to ride along, or perhaps even take a turn driving a Packard. They may volunteer to assist at club events, or even sponsor an event (under guidance from a regular member). A junior member should have a sponsor, who would also mentor this young person. I suspect many regular members will be delighted to take such youngers under their wings as well.
Volume 48 Issue 12
This Month in our Packard World ................................ 1 Regional Director’s Report ......................................... 2 Hidden Predictor Revealed and other Stuff ................ 3 Heart of San Diego Fall Tour........................................4 New Year’s Day Tour....................................................7 What a Year...................................................................8 PAC Western Regions Tour.........................................9 Help Wanted.................................................................11 Members’ Corner / For Sale ...................................... 12 Win a Chicken Dinner ................................................ 14 Membership Applications..........................................15 Automobile Trivia........................................................17 2020 Calendar of Events ............................................ 18
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Members of the Board of Directors, Officers, and Committee Chairs for Packard Club of
San Diego, a Region of Packard Automobile Classics (PAC)
Regional Director: Richard Schauer (760) 212-4028
Assistant Regional Director:
Tim Pestotnik
Treasurer & Newsletter Editor: Steve Ross (619) 508-3925 [email protected]
Secretary & Director of Club History:
Brian Wagner
Director of Membership: Catherine Woolsey
Director of Club Projects: Paul Santy (760) 434-2503 [email protected]
Newsletter Co-Editor:
Richard Schauer
At-Large Director: Tom O’Hara
Technical Chair:
Marjo Miller
Packard Club of San Diego Web: sandiegopackard.com
Packard Automobile Classics
Web: packardclub.org
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This is a win/win scenario for everyone. We already have our first Junior Member, namely Mr. Jacob Findley, age 17, who attends Point Loma High School and participates as an altar boy at St. Agnes parish, and he is sponsored by Tim Pestotnik. We look forward to admitting many more juniors to our club roster, so please submit your candidates right away! Speaking of membership, our 2021 membership renewal drive is in full swing. Please send in your renewal before the Christmas season is upon us, and do not forget to also renew your membership with PAC. We welcome new member Nick and Raisa Pisano of Rancho Santa Fe, who owns a 1931 Model 840 Roadster. Nick and son Victor attended the November 15 Heart of San Diego Tour (see article this issue). Speaking of planning 2020 is not finished yet. Don’t forget to sign up for the December 5 Christmas luncheon at the Lazy-H. This year we will dine outdoors on the patio between the restaurant and the John Wayne room. Let’s finish off the year with one heckuva’ good time! Looking ahead to 2021 the May Western Regions Tour is fast approaching. Catherine Woolsey and Marjo Miller have graciously volunteered to take the leadership role in organizing this very big event. As project leaders they will put together a “to-do” list and will be recruiting volunteers to assist. We will need lots of talented members to step up to help, so mark your calendars. Our thanks go to Catherine and Marjo.
THE WELL HIDDEN PRDICTOR
Catherine Woolsey was the first to find and report the location of the hidden predictor
ANNUALPLANNING MEETING
The board, filled with the optimism that the world is back to its normal state of confusion that we were accustomed to poor to COVID, has met and panned a schedule of fun filled events for 2021. Check the schedule on page 20 and see what’s up. We have a new year’s day drive directed by Catherine Woolsey. Check out the flyer. In February there is a wash and shine with burgers, Stay tuned for that. We are pleased to announce that the Mercedes-Benz Club is hard at work planning their time honored bash, Tequila Rose, which we refer to as Borrego Springs. The Borrego Springs Resort and Spa is in work now putting together a package for us. The dates for that are March 26 and 27, 2021.
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Heart of San Diego Fall Tour Sunday November 8, 2020
Fresh air, sunshine, lovely people and beautiful cars were the word of the day Sunday, November 15, 2020. I sincerely believe we had the COVID on the run. We were led by Tom Pestotnik driving his 1934 award winning Convertible Coupe
We joined the Mercedes-Benz Club for this tour led by e this stunning 1961, 190SL driven by club President Diana Kruse with her navigator Joanne Barnard.
The tour began at the Speckles Park in Coronado where we were provided with donuts and fresh water to give us the energy needed for the drive. Lady facing camera is Debra Lopez
Nicola Pisano, Richard and Joey Costa Here we have tour Director Tim giving us the directions
Car Clubs participating in the tour were the Mercedes-Benz Club, and the Classic Car Club of America and perhaps others that just showed up. It is believed there were twenty eight cars but that is not an official count. Everyone was welcome. The cars ranged in age from a 1924 Bentley to a late model Mercedes-Benz. One Italian automobile slipped in which was a
Ferrari driven by Nicola Pisano of the Packard Club. The Packard is “in work”. Headed down Orange Ave, passing by the Hotel Del cite of many of our past events, to prepare for bridge crossing.
Lined up for the crossing
Facing camera, Debra Lopez
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Lined up to cross the Coronado Bridge
The Mike Nadeau family headed out in their 1936 120b sedan
Richard Schauer checking on the crossing situation
Karl Ramsing driving his brand X as the Roadster is awaiting new tires
Tom O’Hara’s
“34” Dietrich Convertible Sedan
Tim’s Roadster and the Woolsey V-12 Limo doing a cool down
Nicola’s Ferrari. I know it is not a Packard nor a Mercedes-Benz or a Classic Car by CCCA standards but, we are all inclusive and Nicola is a member of the Packard Club. Besides that it is a “bitchin ride”.
A very nice 300 SEL 6.3, W100, Mercedes-Benz built from 1968 to 1972. It was referred to as a two ton sports sedan. Performance was impressive even by today’s standards. 0-62mph in 6.6 seconds, Quarter mile in 14.2 seconds, a top speed of 136.7 mph.
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The oldest car on the tour, a 1924 Bentley. It was one of the first production cars with a three litre, engine, 4 valves per cylinder, dry-sump lubrication and an overhead camshaft. The four valve SOHC Hemi design, with a bevel-geared shaft drive for the camshaft, was based on the pre-war 1914 Mercedes Daimler M93654 racing engine. This model won the French Le Mans in 1924 and in 1927. When tuned for racing this Bentley was good for 100mph.
Driving down Orange avenue in Coronado and proceeding down the Coronado Strand to the Coronado Cays and back to Coronado to cross the bay bridge, we gave Balboa Park folks a view of our fine automobiles. From Balboa we wound our way through Point Loma to the Fort
Rosecrans National Cemetery where we stopped for a bit to honor the fallen warriors and admire the beautiful scenery. Since it was lunch time the convey dropped down the point to shelter island for a picnic on the bay. Driving down Orange avenue in Coronado and proceeding down the Coronado Strand to the Coronado Cays and back to Coronado to cross the bay bridge, we gave Balboa Park folks a view of our fine automobiles. From Balboa we wound our way through Point Loma to the Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery where we stopped for a bit to honor the fallen warriors and admire the beautiful scenery. Since it was lunch time the convey dropped down the point to shelter island for a picnic on the bay.
We were treated by an unscheduled airshow at shelter island. Who it was, I have no idea nor the type aircraft? Maybe T-34 Navy trainers?
Tim
Pestotnik, Tour Director, Rick, Richard and Jake.
Jim Woolsey discussing cars with Tom O’Hara and his furry pal Buddy.
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NEW YEAR’S DAY DRIVE
It has been rumored, without any supporting evidence, that Ward Packard usually went for a drive on New Year’s Day, especially if he was in Florida. We are going to honor that tradition by having a new year’s day drive. We will be joining the Classic Car Club of America and the Packard club for this tour along the tree lined roads of San Diego County.
Mr. and Misses James Ward Packard Ladies in for a ride at Daytona Beach
We are joining the San Diego/Palm Springs Region Classic Car Club for a driving tour to the Sublime Ale House in San Marcos. We’ll start with a leisurely tour through the back roads of Escondido, Vista and San Marcos, and end with a great lunch at the Ale House. We will travel old tree lined roads our club has never driven before. So shine up your ride (or not) and let’s get going. Guaranteed a scenic drive. Date: Friday January 1, 2021 Place: Westfield North County Mall I-15 and Via Rancho Pkwy, Macaroni Grill lot. Time: 10:00 a.m. Cost: No host lunch with a great menu RSVP: Catherine Woolsey at (760) 525-1931 or [email protected]
These guys are not invited so keep an eye out for them,
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WHAT A YEAR S. Ross
As the year of 2020 comes to an end it marks of the one hundred thirty fourth anniversary of the automobile, the sixty fifth for the invention of polio vaccine, “ The Bomb” celebrates its seventy fifth, and Penicillin is ninety two. Not to be outdone 2020 gave us COVID-19, the World Pandemic to end all pandemics, and our Countries fifty nineth, ever entertaining and tumultuous Presidential election. 2021 will be hard pressed to give the world a jolt, in fact it may be lucky to handle what 2020 passed on. Now let us take a look at what our Packard World was like. For the most part it was a good year for the Packard people. Yes some of our fun may have been curtailed a bit but we found a way to meet the challenge and have some damn fun any way! We didn’t have a bunch of car shows to go to and run the chance of being disappointed after all that polishing and wiping. Many of our second favorite Ladies, you know who I mean, finally got that extra attention needed to be faithful and dependable, Buttercup being one of them. I am sure there is no need to tell anyone what we did for fun, you have already read about it in your Predictor, and if you forgot you can always go back and read about it. As your editor, I sincerely thank all of you kind people who kept the wheels rolling, giving me something to put in your Predictor. No activity equals nothing to write about, without making stuff up. There is another term for that but I forgot what it was. I thank Brian Wagner for his articles, and Richard Schauer for his selected shorts. The treasurer wanted to let everyone know we are in an outstanding financial condition, thanks to the tireless efforts of our Projects Director Mr. Paul Santy and his crew, Richard Schauer, Mark Ballerini and Karl Ramsing . I spoke with the editor about his insane idea of giving away money for finding a photo of an old car and knowing the name of a car. The hidden ,whatever it is, is far too easy to find and knowing the name of a car, Please!, even the Ladies know that. In spite of this foolishness your club is in really, really good shape.
Let’s kick 2020 out the door and show 2021 what we can do for him or her? Oh well, standby for a fun filled Packard Year.
IS YOUR MEMBERSHIP RENEWED IN PAC AND YOUR CLUB?
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PAC Western Regions Tour 2021
May 12-16 San Diego, California The San Diego Packard Club is honored to host the
Western Regions Tour in 2021
Lodging is at the iconic Island Palms Best Western Hotel & Marina on Shelter Island. To reserve a room call 619-222-0561 and ask for the Packard Club block of rooms. Reservations require an advance deposit for the first night; subject to cancellation within 48 hours notice. Money will be refunded if COVID-19 is still an issue. Island Palms will honor the special room rate for extended stays. Underground parking will be set aside for Western Region Tour guests. Register before March 29, 2021 to lock in the special rate!
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PLANNED EVENTS Tour the USS Midway Museum on beautiful San Diego bay.
Relax and shop at the historic Hotel Del Coronado.
Enjoy a breathtaking water tour of San Diego Bay on Hornblower Cruises.
Drive your Packard on specially designed tours through exclusive Rancho Santa Fe, Del Mar, and along Coast Highway.
Visit the Balboa Park Automobile Museum.
Show your Packard at Cruisin’ Grand, Escondido, the largest community outdoor car show west of the Rockies.
Enjoy a banquet at the beautiful Southwestern Yacht Club, San Diego.
And much more!
Guests wishing to do so may request a ride in a Packard during all tours.
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HELP WANTED
We desperately need help with the following, for our Western Region Packards By The Bay
Parking garage coordinator Guest assignment for passengers riding in member’s Packard Hotel Welcome and Event Check-in Coordinator for Thursday event Coordinator for Friday event Coordinator for Saturday event Coordinator for Sunday event Welcome bags Program/Tour pamphlet
CONTACT CATHERINE WOOLSEY AT 760-943-1338 OR [email protected].
TO SIGN UP TO ASSIST
Committee chairs assigned
Event Registration and General Questions- Catherine Woolsey [email protected].
Evening Events- Marjo Miller. [email protected] Treasurer- Steve Ross’ [email protected] Publicity- Catherine Woolsey and Brian Wagner
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MEMBERS’ CORNER FOR SALE
1948 327 Packard engine for sale, complete rebuild, nothing left untouched. Call for details, Mark Ballerini 760.473.4224.
1938 Packard 6-Cylinder Engine and 3-Speed Transmission for Sale.
The engine was in running condition when it was removed from the car. It developed a knock which is probably a loose connecting rod. The engine has well under 10K miles on it since being overhauled about 4 years ago. The cylinder head was resurfaced and the cylinders were bored. Then, all new valves & guides and new pistons & rings were installed. The engine rebuild work was performed by Kenyon Machine Shop. The flywheel was resurfaced, and a new clutch & pressure plate and a new throw out bearing were also installed.
These parts are located in San Diego, CA. Best reasonable offer Contact: Jim Pardubsky
[email protected] 858.271.1929
OR
Lance Haynes [email protected] 858.560.57377
1941 Packard Clipper Bicycle
Unusual, restored. Packard blue, with tan
pin striping. New chrome & tires. Packard
badge on steering neck $2,400/offer.
Jay Johnson
626.780.6397, [email protected]
1952 Packard- 2 door Model 200-No rust, very straight body. No engine or transmission. A project, but all the pieces are there. $1,000. Jay Johnson. 626.780.6397. [email protected]
LOOKING FOR PARTS FOR YOUR PACKARD? GO TO sandiegopackard.com AND CHECK OUR INVENTORY
Battery Box
License plate frame
Wiper blades
A sample of what have to offer plus much more.
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FOR SALE 1936 PACKARD MODEL 120 SEDAN
* RESTORED IN 1999 * TRANSMISSION REBUILT BY JIM WOOLSEY IN 2019
* RADIATOR REBUILT IN 2019 BY BUD’S RADIATOR IN LA JOLLA * HAS GOOD CHROME
* PEARL WHITE EXTERIOR * CAMEL INTERIOR
* SOME EXTRA PARTS INCLUDING LUGGAGE RACK THAT NEEDS TO BE RE-CHROMED
THIS PACKARD HAS 74,304 MILES ON IT
ASKING $48,000 OR BEST OFFER
CONTACT NANCY WERBER @ 619.887.9336
FOR SALE 1932 PACKARD “901” Sedan
1932 Packard "901" Five Passenger Sedan. 100 point show car, many trophies and awards, excellent condition, kept in outstanding condition, expertly maintained and driven often. Recent illness requires sale. Priced conservatively at $50,000. B. J. Hill 760.271.7953. E-Mail: [email protected].
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WIN A CHICKEN DINNER
ALAS WE HAVE NO CHICKEN DINNER WINNER!!
The mystery car as 1909 Gobron-Brille 70/90. Gobron-Brille made automobiles from 1898 to 1930 in small quantities and the company was essentially out of business by 1927, filing for bankruptcy in 1930. This model had a 11,398 cc six-cylinder 12 piston power plant with a four speed selective transmission, double chain drive and two brake pedals, one for each front wheel.
THE MYSTER CAR FOR DECEMBER IS THIS BEAUTY
Photo S. Ross
Become a respected authority on automobiles in your house and throughout the automotive world by winning the Chicken Dinner Award! Win this prestigious award by sending to Steve Ross the make, model and year of this automobile.
**CHICKEN DINNER RULES: CONTESTANTS MAY ONLY WIN 2 CHICKEN DINNERS PER CALENDAR YEAR Even if you have won your allotted limit, please guess anyway…and if you’re correct, the editor will buy you a big orange drink at our next event.
The engine appears complicated and “busy looking complicated me”. It must have had a very low max rpm
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THE PACKARD CLUB PACKARD AUTOMOBILE CLASSICS, INC.
Founded 1953
Name Spouse (The name in the left blank is the primary member for voting and holding office. If spouses name is listed, publications will be addressed to both.
Household membership gives full voting rights to two adults living at the same address, but only one set of publications will be sent.)
Address
City State Zip Code
Additional information for Directory: Email
Home phone: ( ) Cell/Mobile phone: ( ) May we list your phone number(s) in the Directory? Yes No May we list your email in the Directory? Yes No
Packards Owned (Not required for membership) May we list your Packards in the Directory? Yes No May we forward your vehicle information on to the appropriate Roster Keeper? Yes No
Year Series (Deluxe, Custom, Super, 120, etc.) # of cylinders Body style
More Packards? Check here and continue on a separate sheet.
Membership dues include a year’s subscription to The Packard Cormorant (quarterly) and a year’s subscription to The Cormorant News Bulletin (monthly), available only with membership. New memberships begin with the current The Cormorant News Bulletin and run fo four quarters of publications. Membership renewal notices are mailed in the month in which you joined. Dues information: Please check the appropriate boxes: New Renewal One Year Two Years
Regular membership USA $48.00 per year - USA Household membership $60.00 per year - USA only Regular membership Canada $50.00 per year Canada Regular membership Mexico $55.00 per year Mexico Overseas membership $55.00 per year (surface mail) Overseas membership $75.00 per year (air mail) Life membership (domestic only) $1000.00 (one payment)
Dues amount Optional Patron amount*
Optional Proving Ground amount** Total amount
*Patron members are those who make an optional contribution of at least $10.00 in addition to dues to help The Packard Club improve its publications and other services. (Not tax deductible) **Proving Grounds contributions are forwarded to The Packard Motor Car Foundation to be applied to the restoration of The Packard Proving Grounds
Historic Site. (Tax deductible. Contributions $100 and over receive receipt.)
VISA/MC Credit Card # Expiration Date / 3-digit code from back of card
Signature: Date: Note: Write your credit card mailing address on the back if it does match the address listed above
"Please enter credit card information below, or make check or money order payable to: The Packard Club and return with form to address below."
THE PACKARD CLUB c/o Cornerstone Registration, Ltd. PO Box 1715 Maple Grove MN 55311-6715 USA
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MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Packard Club of San Diego
-Founded in 1975
(Packard ownership not required for membership) Packard Club of San Diego Website: www.sandiegopackard.com PAC National Website: www.packardclub.org Name: ______________________________________________________________________________Date: / / Name of spouse/joint member:
(If a spouse or joint member is listed, the club roster will show both names and each will receive a membership name badge. For all regional elections and ballot issues, each membership [or household] is allowed one vote.) Street Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________
City: State: Zip _______________ Telephone: (Res): (Bus): (Mobile)_______________________________
Email Address: ____________________________@ ____________. OK to list your email and phone local region (San Diego) roster? □ Yes □ No Packards Owned (Not required for membership) OK to list your Packards in the local region (San Diego) roster? □ Yes □ No Please refer to reference articles in the club handbook (or consult http://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/modelinfo/) for correct Chassis and Body numbers. Year Chassis # Body # Body type description (NOTE: If more than 3 Packards, please check here □ and continue list on reverse side).
How did you become interested in the Packard automobile (ie; parents owned one, friend has one, enjoy classic cars, etc.)?
I am interested in: □ Helping organize tours & events □ Providing technical assistance □ Serving on a committee (Check as many as apply) □ Attending swap meets □ Writing articles for the newsletter □ Participating in local tours & caravans □ Participating in classic car shows □ Attending club membership meetings □ Participating in national tours & caravans □ Driving tours with my Packard □ Purchasing a Packard □ Selling my Packard Please check one: □ New Member of Packard Club of San Diego □ Renewal Please check one: □ I am already a member of the PAC National Club □ I am also joining the National Club (PAC) MUST CHECK: □ I release Packard Club of San Diego from any liability arising from participation in any Packard Club of San Diego events. Signature: Date: / / Packard Club of San Diego Membership features: 12 monthly newsletters per year (The Predictor); Scheduled Packard Driving Tours & Caravans; and Classic Car Shows PAC National Membership features: 3 National Meets per year; 4 quarterly color magazines per year (The Cormorant), 12 monthly publications (The News Bulletin) Membership Dues: $15/year for Packard Club of San Diego*
Mail completed form with payment to: Packard Club of Packard Club of San Diego PO Box 503605 San Diego, CA 92150-3605 *You must be a member of the National PAC Club in order to joint Packard Club of San Diego
AUTOMOBILE and other TRIVIA
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If you are going through Hell,
Keep on going.
Winston Churchill
“In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way” “Nothing to fear but fear itself”. FDR
In April 1920, Herbert McBride broke the world's motorcycle record for amateurs with a speed of 104.4 miles per hour. McBride, along with his teammate, Indian Motorcycles Factory Racing Team professional rider Eugene Walker, broke two dozen speed records over the course of several days along the sands of Ormond Beach, Florida.
1893; Elwood Haynes’s wife Bertha throws him out of the kitchen after he nearly sets the house on fire while experimenting with a gas engine. Elwood is now in the automotive Hall of Fame, but not for the kitchen fire 1835; The Duke of Wellington opposses railroads because “they only encourage common people to move around needlessly”. Wonder how he would have reacted to the autmobile
Packard Cub of San Diego
Alaska Packard sister of James Ward Packard was the first female FBI agent. Her and the other two female agents were let go by J. Edgar Hoover in 1928
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2020 Activities Calendar
Listed below is the 2020 calendar of officially sponsored events by the Packard Club of San Diego.
Also included are National PAC events sponsored by PAC or one of its regions. You must be a member of PAC to attend officially sponsored events.
Occasionally, this calendar will list events that are NOT sponsored by the club or PAC, but are deemed of interest to the membership. Those events are listed in
red italics.
Month Event Date Tour Director
January New Year’s Day Drive Jan 1 Catherine February Wash & Shine with Burgers Feb 20 Jake March Borrego Springs with Mercedes Benz Club Mar 26-27 Steve
April Highway 80 tour Motorcars on Main street Coronado
Apr 10 Nick Fintzekberg
May PAC Western tour May 12 thru 15 Board June Gondola Excursion June 6 Marjo July Leatherneck Museum Tour, Lunch at Torrey Pines Café July 7 Paul Santy
August Membership Welcome Party @ Tim's Pebble Beach concours Aug 6 Aug 8 Tim
September Garage tour Sep 25 Terry Knoepp October Palm Springs Fall Tour Oct 8-9 Richard and Marjo November Garage Tour Nov 27-28 Bob Waner December Christmas Holiday Luncheon, Lazy-H Dec 4 Steve
