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CVMC News
A NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT Welcome, June! On Memorial Day, we had two parades in Sandston and Washington DC. We had 10 cars participating in the 15th year of the National Memorial Day Parade in DC. The group was split with some riding along with the 101st Airborne and others with the Desert Shield/Desert Storm veterans. The parade was streamed live by Military.com and YouTube. If you watch the YouTube video we appear 1 hour 38 minutes and 1 hour 40 minutes into the parade. Those in attendance were: Dave Lythgoe, Kyle Lythgoe, Curtis Robb, Sandy & Ralph Robbins, Tony Hall, Chris & Stacy Parr, CJ Jones, and Kathy McWilliams. Our next 3 monthly meeting dates, times, and locations are as follows:
The Galloping
Gazette The Official Newsletter Of
The
Central Virginia Mustang
Club
June 2019 / Issue 390
June 5, 7:00 PM, North Park - Henrico
County Public Library, 8508 Franconia
Rd, Richmond, VA
July 3, 7:00 PM, Tuckahoe - Henrico
County Public Library, 1901 Starling Dr,
Henrico
Aug 7, 7:00 PM, Libbie Mill Library, 2100 Libbie Lake E St, Richmond
Richmond Ford Lincoln will have their annual cruise-in on June 1, from 9-1. CVMC will meet at 7:30 on Westmoreland Drive
behind Richmond Ford's back parking lot in the office complex parking lot. Club will leave at 7:45 to arrive together. Tony Hall is our club contact, [email protected] Bring out those ponies! The events list is current, be sure to check out the Google online calendar, our Facebook page, our one page events list, http://www.centralvamustang.com/events.pdf, and the newsletter for details. On May 3rd, my husband JC and I went to the Bob Bondurant Drag Racing School in Chandler, AZ. We learned how to drag race Dodge Demons to include steering control, line locking, staging, and launching. My top
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speed was 92 mph in the 1/8th mile! I’m in the White Demon pictured below! What fun!
CVMC MONTHLY MEETING
MINUTES May 1, 2019
The meeting was called to order at 7:00
pm by Kathy McWilliams, President, with 42 in attendance.
I. New Members: Jeff with a 66
fastback, Michael with an 07
GT, Kevin with a 12 Boss 302,
and Mike with an 83 Fox body.
II. Old Member News: Laurie and
David sold both Mustangs and
bought a 2018.
III. Member Updates: Sharon
recovering from knee surgery.
IV. Treasurer’s Report: Dave
presented the treasurer’s report
for April.
V. Membership Report: 141
members. Signed up 5 at the
Spring show. Sandy’s goal is
200.
VI. MCA Report: Please see Dave
Dickey’s report in the monthly
newsletter for details on MCA.
VII. Meeting Locations: June-North
Park, July-Tuckahoe.
VIII. Parades: Bon Air on the 11th.
Sandston Memorial Day-more
to come. National Memorial
Day-have 9 signed up. See
Kathy if interested.
IX. Past Events: Spring Show-63
cars and a sell-out. Great
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weather. Thank you to our
sponsors: J&J Body Shop,
Dave’s Appraisals and
Richmond Ford. Mustang
Owner’s Museum grand
opening-Sharon’s 70 was on
display in the museum for the
grand opening. Board of
Directors meeting-main
discussion was purchase of two
new 10x10 pop up tents.
X. Upcoming Events: Please
check the newsletter, website
and Facebook for the most up
to date list of events.
XI. Website/Facebook: No updates.
XII. Other Upcoming Events: The
9/15 Fall Show registration is
now open. We already have 15
cars registered. Sponsors are
needed. Have DJ and Ford
trailer lined up.
XIII. Merchandise: 2 blankets left if
interested. Decals, magnets,
sun shades, hats. Check PPS
website for additional items.
Chairs are on order.
XIV. Open Agenda: Tommy is the
goodie bag chair for this year’s
Fall Show. In need of items in
lots of 165.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:51 pm.
PARADES
NATIONAL PARADE
See the President’s column for the scoop
on the National parade in Washington, DC. Sounds like those of us that did not
participate missed quite an opportunity
Tony’s sweet car ready for the National
parade
Great pic, Tony
SANDSTON PARADE
We had 14 cars for a rather hot day. The
problem was the lack of shade while waiting to start. It was a nice parade with
a lot of people watching. I think all the
cars did OK except mine which kept falling asleep.
Llew
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Lining up in Sandston
BON AIR PARADE
We had 11 cars for the Bon Air parade on May 11th. The parade was the shortest
and fastest parade I've ever done, about
15 minutes plus we were told about a quicker way to get back across the river, I
was home by noon.
Llew
MCGUIRE VA CRUISE IN
The annual car show for the veterans at
McGuire’s Veterans Hospital put on by the VFW will be held on September 14, 2019,
from 10AM - 2PM. Drive your "Old Cars" for the veterans to come out to see, in
Parking Lot #4. The VFW will be serving hot dogs and chips and drinks as in past
years. More information to come from
Roy Louth as the date gets closer.
CRUISE IN – JUNE 1
RICHMOND FORD
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MCA REPORT
Mustang Club of America (MCA) news:
The Mustang Club of America
Headquarters held our Corporate Board of Directors meeting on May 11th in Irving,
Texas. As of this date I have not received that meeting agenda. Other meetings for
2019 are again at the same May Texas
location on August 3 with the final 2019 meeting October 12-13 in Las Vegas,
Nevada with the meeting location still
being selected. The following items from our January 13th 2019 corporate
meeting of the New Year are:
• Roll call of our Officers resulted in 24
attending the meeting so we had a quorum present for any business
needing approval. 6 Board members were not in attendance with 9 Regional
Directors attending and able to vote.
• Finance Committee Report: December 31, 2018 ending year balance enabled
the annual committee meeting
budgets for 2019 to be approved. An audit will be done since there is a new
Treasurer. • Executive Committee Report: After
much debate at the meeting the
motion to enter into a contract with the Mustang Owners Museum was
passed. October’s 2018 minutes were
approved as written. • Membership Voting Report: Kristie
Brown reported on efforts to check on membership data and discussed the
pros and cons of paper versus digital
voting. Digital voting will be tried. Nominations/Elections will be
published in Mustang Times for the procedures and follow-up. Total
worldwide members as of January
2019 are 12,513. • Regional Club Support: The SVT
Mustang Elite, Inc. of El Paso, Texas and the Topeka Mustang Club, Inc. of
Topeka, Kansas requested an MCA
Charter which was approved. • Internet: The new website is in
progress. Board members were given
the web address to test drive the new website and give the committee
feedback. Once all the testing is complete, Chris Waddle and a motion
to authorize the Executive Committee
to approve the new website to go live when it is ready. The motion was
passed. • Show Automation: the goal is to get
Regional Clubs to use Motosho for
their MCA shows • National Shows: Tucson, Arizona and
Buffalo, New York are approved for
2020 and we need another National show and Grand National show
application to complete that season. • MCA President Steve Prewitt made the
following appointments by motion:
Parliamentarian (Jim Keenan), Sergeant of Arms (Randy Weldon),
Historian (Eric Tucker), Publisher (Bob Frender) and National Head Judges
(Billy Henson and Dan Trapp). The
motion was approved. • Other agenda items discussed are as
follows: future driving events; Hall of
Fame procedures; Club insurance for
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2019 is in place; the new judging medallions have been ordered for the
new programs; a new Marketing committee was presented;
OTHER Mustang news:
Mustang Club of America’s display drew a
lot of attention from attendees at the Grand opening of the Mustang Owners
Museum (MOM). Some of the thousands of visitors attending Museum opening
were from Australia, Great Britain,
Switzerland, & The Netherland.
For those who were not able to attend the opening ceremonies, I was one of the 1st
500 to enter the Museum and receive a
Museum license plate. The Museum building is large with lots of floor space to
display the many different years and models. The Mustangs on display were all
rare including 1 of the original 1964 ½
Black Mustang convertible with mirrors enabling you to see the side chassis
modifications and under the radiator to
pull the Mustangs around Ford’s rotunda building of the 1964 World’s Fair in New
York. Another of the rare Mustangs was Lee Iacocca’s 2009 Silver 45th Anniversary
edition. If you are into viewing beautiful,
rare (1 of a kind) Mustangs this Museum should be on your Bucket list.
Lee Iaocca’s 2009 Silver
Our September 14th Bass Pro Fall show is
listed on MCA’s website under Events calendar & the Car Club Council of Central
Virginia website.
In May’s “Mustang Times” issue is a great
account, with many pictures, of the MCA
“Mustangs Take Flight” show at the Lone Star Flight Museum, pages 14 to 26.
Those interested in the various design facilities and equipment Ford uses’ for new
Mustangs take a look at the article
“Supercar GT500 by supercomputers” on page 11. The Mustang Owners Club of
Great Britain celebrating their 40th anniversary in 2019 on pages 48 to 50.
Also take a look on page 82 of the May
1966 rally with over 1,300 Mustangs.
For our new members you can join MCA on line. There are 3 different tier levels
which are discussed at MCA’s website
www.mustang.org. When you join MCA please email me at MCA director or Sandy
Robbins at
([email protected] ). As an MCA member you receive “Mustang
Times” magazine included with your membership and NOT available on
newsstands or anywhere else. A list of
National show, pages 72 to 75. You can also advertise your Mustang or Mustang
parts at no charge on pages 76 to 79.
As always check our newsletter, Facebook
websites and events listing for any upcoming activities in our area.
Article by Dave Dickey MCA Regional Director
Phone: 804-730-1450 E-mail:
CVMC – MCA Gold Card Judge:
1964 ½ to 1966 - Dave Dickey 1967 and 1968 – Dave Dickey
CVMC – MCA Certified Judges: 4TH Generation: David Deusebio
Laurie Deusebio
5th Generation: David Deusebio
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Laurie Deusebio, Dave Dickey, Tony Hall, Michelle Jordon, David Lythgoe and Dave
Thomas
FRIED CHICKEN AND BEER
It was a perfect blend of beautiful
weather, awesome sounding cars, and the laughter among friends. This was the
scene on Sunday, May 19th, when a total of 22 CVMC members and guests
gathered for the cruise down Patterson
Avenue to Tanglewood Ordinary Restaurant.
After everyone enjoyed the delicious
lunch, several people then proceeded to
Hardywood Park Craft Brewery for our private tour. With the 1st of 3 samplings
in hand, we viewed the brew house,
fermentation hall, quality assurance lab, ingredients processing area, and
packaging station. Quite an impressive sight to walk among all those high stacked
wooden beer barrels.
Interesting tidbit of information disclosed
that some of the barrels are sold after initial usage. Great project idea for my
outdoor patio table!
Article by: Sharon Hazelgrove
CVMC MERCHANDISE
Jim Marr is working on new shirts and hats for us to go along with all of his
regular swag. He is also taking orders for
coats and can have your name embroidered onto them. Check out
PPSApparrell.com for a complete list of available items. Let him know if there is
anything you are looking for or should you
find something on the site you wish to order!
Jim Marr
E-mail: [email protected]
Have you seen the chairs with the CVMC logo?
Happen to know someone with two on order –
just saying…. And let me add, those nice
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CVMC monogrammed blankets were a hit at
the Spring show when it got a bit chilly!!
JUNE 2019 Car Hobbyist News From the
Council The council sent a letter to Governor
Northam in May asking for an Attorney General’s opinion on the
(mis)interpretation of the antique vehicle
registration law by Warren County. Antique owners have actually been
ticketed for having passengers and
personal belongings in an antique vehicle – both of which are not against the law.
We are waiting to hear from the governor and I will post his response.
The EPA has until June 1 to come up with a new E15 gasoline rule that will allow for
the year round sale of E15 gasoline. Currently E15 sales are banned during the
summer because it produces more
pollution than during the winter months. A draft of the proposed rule has been sent
to the White House Office of Budget for
review. The proposed rule has been published and put out for public comment
– the comment period ended last month. Congressional approval is not required.
The process needs to be completed before
June 1 which begins the summer months as determined by the EPA. Summer and
winter gasolines have different blends. No one is sure what will have to be done if
the rule is not in place by June 1.
Have you heard about ICE-ing? This is a
new trend where big trucks – both diesel and gasoline – back up to Tesla charging
stations and block the electric cars from
using the chargers. This has become a big enough problem that these nine states
Arizona, California, Florida, Hawaii,
Illinois, Massachusetts, Oregon, Rhode Island and Washington plus some cities
have passed laws against ICE-ing. The I, C and E are taken from internal
combustion engine.
In Loudoun County, Virginia an SUV was
towed for blocking a charging station. The station was on private property with signs
stating “ELECTRIC CAR PARKING ONLY –
TOWING ENFORCED”.
Electric vehicles do not use gasoline so their owners are not paying a gasoline tax
that is used for roads. Legislators in
Illinois have proposed increasing the registration fees for electrics from $17.50
a year to $1000 a year. Electric vehicle
owners have been given tax breaks to entice them to buy the vehicles. I’m sure
this is one reason people are ICE-ing them. The feds offer up to $7500 tax credit for buying a plug-in vehicle whether
hybrid or all electric. The credit depends on the battery size. The cost for buying
these vehicles is higher than for a gasoline vehicle. A bill in the General Assembly in 2018 would have allowed for a $3500 tax
credit for the purchase of an electric vehicle but it was killed in subcommittee.
Richmond Ford
Phone: 804-358-5521
4600 West Broad St.
Richmond, Va. 23230
www.richmondford.com
Be sure to present your CVMC Membership Card for a Club Discount on parts in their Parts Department
Ron Kody, President
Richmond Ford Lincoln
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SUPERFEST
2019 SVT Superfest @ VIR
We will be meeting at the WaWa near Winterpock Road just off Hull Street Road
Route 360 at 7:00am and we will leave at 7:30am for VIR.
Wawa Address: 12001 Southshore Pointe
Rd, Midlothian, VA 23112
Come out and join us for a fun filled day
at VIR Car Show and Parade Laps. Trust me, if you try it once you will be back for
more!
Hope to see you!
Tony Hall
CRUISE FOR CHARITY – JUNE 9
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For a 10% discount on Labor Charges be sure to present your Current CVMC Membership
For all of your Hardwood Flooring needs give Don Lane a call at!
1-800-379-5353 or
804-748-0723
Be sure to present you CVMC Membership Card for a $0.05 per Sq. Ft. discount
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE: 1965 Mustang hardtop,
automatic, 6 cyl, spoke wheel covers, whitewalls, 86k miles, Rangoon Red with
parchment interior. None better looking.
$16,800. Ask for Lee, 804/272-3894.
FOR SALE: Deep Blue 1966 Mustang, 6
cylinders, 76,000 miles in our garage is looking for another caring owner. Factory
air and light blue interior adds to the great
driving car we use monthly. Price: Contact Phil Sido 804-897-2921,
Radio
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This radio was original equipment for a ‘65
Mustang (AM) Price: Contact Mark Wentsel @
519-9908 if interested.
Officers
President: Kathy McWilliams
804-512-7403 [email protected]
Vice President: Graham Marsteller
804-722-3888 - H
757-286-3452 - C [email protected]
Secretary: Michelle Jordan
804-397-0026 [email protected]
Treasurer: Dave Thomas
804-305-4510 [email protected]
MCA Regional Director: Dave Dickey
804-730-1450
Membership Director: Sandy Robbins
804-672-0726 [email protected]
Past President: Tony Hall
804-337-4807 [email protected]
Directors Llew Stakes
804-262-5789
Tommy Wilson
804-672-6159
Sharon Hazelgrove
804-272-400
Sandy Robbins
Jim Marr director [email protected]
Ray Louth
David Lythgoe
804-909-0869
Rusty Wiseman 804-357-6196
Laurie Deusebio 804-337-5315
Johnny McGrath 804-769-1238
Robert Doswell [email protected]
Mike Peyton
804-672-0726 [email protected]
Volunteers Newsletter Editors:
David & Laurie Deusebio 804-337-5315
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Web Site/Facebook Rusty Wiseman
804-357-6196
& Kathy McWilliams
804-512-7403
Club Merchandise:
Jim Marr
Club Promotions:
Tommy Wilson
804-672-6159
Membership:
Sandy Robbins
Parades:
Llew Stakes
804-262-5789 [email protected]
Cruises In’s: Tommy Wilson
804-672-6159
And Llew Stakes
804-262-5789
Track Events:
George Bobrovsky
804-794-0350
Spring Show Chairman:
Tony Hall
804-337-4807 [email protected]
Fall Show Chairman:
Ben Bruno 804-338-9888
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