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$0.00 The Greater Pittsburgh Mustang Club Newsletter June 2016
GPMC TODAY 6.1.16
Volume 31 Issue 6
Visit our Website at http://www.gpmc.org/
CAN-AM 2016 JUNE 17 -19, 2016 Hosted by the Lake Erie Owner Mustang Club
Name:____________________________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________ City:___________________________ Province/State:_______________ Postal/ZipCode:__________ Email Address:____________________________________ Club Affiliation (Circle One) NCM GPMC LEMOC MVM NEO Mustang Model ______________ Year____________ Color ________________ Day Arrival Friday _____ Sat. ______ Registration Fee per Person Postmarked by May 21 #_______ x $40.00 USD = $__________ #________ x $50.00 CAD = $__________ Postmarked after May 21 #________ x $45.00 USD = $___________ #________ x $55.00 CAD = $__________ Lunch on Sat. Pizza Buffett
(Garden Salad, 2 slices of Pizza, Bread Sticks or Potato chips, cookies &drink) #________ x $ 8.00 = $__________ Total Due $_________, Brief Itinerary: Friday, June 17 Welcome to Clarion Hotel & Conference Center in Erie
Dinner on your own, Cruise on Lady Kate for a sunset tour of Lake Erie, Return to hotel for desserts.
Saturday, June 18 Breakfast at the Hotel, Cruise to Claytopia for members to make their own Can Am
keepsake tile cost $12 or up. Cruise to the TomRidgeEnviornmentalCenter for a tour of the center and lunch. Return to hotel free time. Cruise to Burch Farms and Winery for Dinner and sunset hayride N/C Choose the meat for dinner #___ Chicken Cordon Blu #__ Pot Roast
Sunday, June 19 Breakfast at the Hotel, Cruise the peninsula for a tour of Coast Guard Station. Cruise the peninsula for picnic lunch N/C and games. Depart for Home. ALL REGISTRATIONS MUST BE IN BY FRIDAY JUNE 3, 2016
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: LAKE ERIE MUSTANG OWNERS CLUB
Mail to: Denise Ricci Question Call: Denise Ricci (814) 922-7025 11863 Ridge Rd. Dennis & Joy Webber (814) 922-3757 East Springfield, PA 16411
Email: Denise @ [email protected]
HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMAION:
Host Hotel:
Clarion Hotel and Conference Group Rate: $99.99 + tax includes full breakfast in morning 2800 W. 8th Street Mention: LEMOC Can-Am 2016 to get group rate Erie, Pa 16505 (814) 833-1116
Dear Fellow Mustang Enthusiasts, I proposed yesterday to change the name of our Mustang club to the “Rain Runners”. We experienced a lot of rain during our pony ride to Johnstown’s inclined plane where Tim Baker with Danielle K Smith and Jerry Smith transferred their Mustangs up and down the vernacular along with 33 attending GPMC members. The view of Johnstown was spectacular and the historic site was very inspiring. We followed that up with a rain run to the world famous Horseshoe Curve near Altoona. We had an enjoyable picnic lunch under a covered pavilion in the rain. We took the small incline up to the top of the curve and got a close view of passing trains with another spectacular view down the valley filled with three Altoona water supply reservoirs. We ended the cruise with a visit to the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum. A Fall cruise in this area would provide beautiful foliage and views. Our All Ford Power Show Charity Event in June will be at Shults Ford’s new location, which is very close to the current location. This is the Club’s main charity event so please plan to attend and help out with donations and running the show. Mustang night at the Northway Starlite Cruise will be July 29th and we will follow it up with a GPMC volunteer night there on Friday, August 19th. Our annual hospitality picnic will be at Moon Park on August 14th so mark your calendar. This is a great event to meet and greet new, old and prospective members. Keep an eye on the club website for all upcoming Summer and Fall events. The Vintage Grand Prix is coming up in July. It is a great charity event and always a great time, with a lot of cars and enthusiasts. GPMC will be setting up tents overlooking the racetrack with food and drink and for a small fee you can join us and park your Mustang on the show grounds with other Mustangs. I am sure some members have great ideas for activities. Share them with the board or AD Tim Baker. Also, if you have an article for the newsletter, please forward to Scott Unger. Jennie Barker is still looking for new pictures and information of recent events for the GPMC website. Got pictures of cruises, events or your car, do not forget to send them in. Hope to see all 139 and counting members at our next meeting on June 1st at Croatian Park off of Babcock Blvd. in the North Hills. This is a great site for our first outdoor meeting of the Summer season and has great facilities including plenty of parking, a covered pavilion and restrooms. The club will provide hotdogs and members will be bringing covered dishes, desserts and drinks. Our website has full directions to all our summer season outdoors meeting sites and I will post GPMC signs along the close in approach roads. As always, we would like to hear from you, brand new or long time members, on any suggestions for improving Your Club. As always, your Officers and Board would appreciate your ideas and help. Keep Cruising Rain or Shine, Mark and Charlyn
Next Meeting - Wednesday, June 1, 2016 - Croatian Center – Millvale, PA Board Meeting 7:00 pm, General Meeting 7:30 pm
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Upcoming Events and Activities
Our GPMC Activities are listed in Bold Print. Some dates and events are subject to change, so
please check the website at http://www.gpmc.org/ for the most current information such as weather
postponements and cancellations.
June 1 Mustang Club Meeting – Croatian Center Shuetzen Park Road Pittsburgh, PA 15209 – Millvale June 12 2016 GPMC All Ford-Powered Show Richard Bazzy’s Shults Ford, in its new location on Gulf Lab Road in Harmarville. July 3 through 17 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
July 6 Mustang Club Meeting – TBD (Outside)
July 22 - 24 Mustangs on the Niagara Hosted by the Western New York Shelby and Mustang Club. July 29 Mustang night at Northway Starlite
August 3 Mustang Club Meeting – TBD (Outside)
August 19 GPMC volunteer night at Northway Starlite
Officers, Directors and Other Points of Ccontact
President Mark Mulkey
Webmaster Jennie Barker
Directors at Large Tom Horner
[email protected] Dwight Hutton
[email protected] John Namachar
Alternate Directors Ken Barker
[email protected] Dennis Lane
[email protected] Al Pifer, Barb Pifer,
Vice President Danielle Lane
Newsletter Editor Scott Unger
Secretary Lisa Fricke
Treasurer Jason Uhler
MCA Director Ed Saitz
Membership Director Mary Hutton
Activities Director Tim Baker
Merchandise Director John Holmes
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Combined Board and General Meeting Minutes Greater Pittsburgh Mustang Club The meeting was called to order by Mark Mulkey, Pres., 7:30 PM, at King’s Restaurant, Harmarville. The sign-in sheet was passed around, and the 50/50 was sold by David Jozwiak. Guests: No guests New Members: Welcome to new members: John & Susan Dinger Correspondence/Illnesses: Pat Smith was having knee surgery May 5th. Our thoughts are with her on a quick recovery. Minutes: The April Meeting Minutes were reviewed. It was moved by Jennie Barker and a 2nd by Darryl Miller to approve the minutes. Motion carried. Treasurer's Report: Jason Uhler gave his report. It was another slow month. We had a very small amount of income from dues, 50/50 raffle and merchandise sales. It was moved by Bob Kacinko and 2nd by Danielle Lane to accept the Treasurer’s Report. Motion carried. Membership: Mary Hutton reported that we have 3 new members this month. Chad Nichols and Carrie Birckbichler, John & Brenda Sloboda, and John & Susan Dinger. This brings us to 139 members currently. Newsletter: Scott Unger reported the newsletter deadline is May 15th. Scott said content for the newsletter is trickling in. Please send in any ideas or information into to Scott. Merchandise: John Holmes showed 3 samples of the 30th anniversary shirts that are now available. You can order any color or types of shirt with the 30th anniversary logo. John has already gotten several orders tonight. Check out the waterfrontemb.com to see what types of shirts and colors are available. There is a link to their website on the GPMC website under “Merchandise”. You can have your name added to your shirt as well for an extra charge. Please see John for any questions or to place your order. We still have many of the yellow bags available as well. Webmaster: Jennie Barker stated that the member’s only password on the GPMC.org website had to be changed as it was published accidentally in last month’s newsletter. Jennie announced the new password for all members. Please check the website for information regarding upcoming events. MCA: Ed Saitz reported that pony points are awarded for participation in club activities. They are worth 50 cents each. If you are a member of MCA or if you have an MCA judging card, please let Ed know. We are working on the MCA President's award again for this year.
The All Ford Show will be located at the new Shults Ford location this year whether the dealership is open or not. Animal Protectors of Allegheny Valley is our charity benefiting from the show. They are very excited that they will be benefitting from our All Ford Show. Bring your basket to next month's meeting or contact Charlyn Mulkey to get your basket to her before the show. Ed has been contacting national vendors for giveaway items. He is also requesting permission from Shults Ford regarding Animal Protectors bringing cats to the show. Kings Restaurant will not be bringing a food truck this year to the show. If anyone knows of a food truck company that would provide food, please let Ed know. Ed stated that the All Ford Show is listed in the monthly Mustang Times publication. A sign-up sheet for volunteers will be circulated at the June meeting. If you cannot make the meeting and would like to help, please contact Ed directly.
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Activities/Upcoming Events: Tim Baker was not in attendance so Dwight provided the update. The April 17th Mustang Day cruise had 30 cars and a few guests participate. It was a beautiful day and everyone had a great ride and enjoyed their ice cream! The Henry Ford trip had 20 members that took the trip to Dearborn. Good time was had by all. Special thanks to Jerry Smith for arranging a visit to the Liberty Aviation Museum in Sandusky. The Irwin Car show had wonderful weather with 10 member cars participating. Thanks to Jerry Smith for obtaining parking for our club cars. The Spring Stampede will be held on Saturday, May 14th. The starting point will be in Murrysville with stops at Johnstown Incline Plane, Horseshoe Curve and the Altoona Railroaders Museum. Lunch is on your own and we will be eating lunch at Horseshoe Curve. Admission is good for both the Horseshoe Curve and Altoona Museum. Tim will send out an email with more detailed information. Can-Am rally is held yearly with 4 Mustang clubs both in Canada and America. This year’s event is being hosted by Lake Erie Mustang Owners Club June 17 – 19th. Registration form and additional information is available on the gpmc.org website under Calendar -> Upcoming Events. GPMC is the hosting club for 2017, so please let anyone on the board know if you have any ideas or would like to chair the event. We will be starting to plan this event in the coming months. Vintage Grand Prix will be held July 3 – 17th – Mark Morrow is in charge of the car show portion so Mustangs receive priority parking. It is a great charity event and always a great time, with a lot of cars and enthusiasts. GPMC will be setting up tents overlooking the racetrack with food and drink and for a small fee you can join us and park your Mustang on the show grounds. Please see the http://www.pvgp.org/race-week-events/ website for more details. North Hills Historic Auto Club yearly car show will be held Sunday, June 5th at Mars Area High School. Mostly all antique cars. Please see Ken Barker for more information. Old Business: None. New Business: Jennie Barker is chairing the GPMC 30th Anniversary committee. She is pulling together items for our Holiday Party in December. We are very light on memorabilia prior to 2006. If you know anyone who has been in the club for a long time or were prior members, please reach out to them to see if they have anything to contribute. Ed will find out if we can have the 30th anniversary logo added onto our dash plaques for the All Ford Show. It was suggested to get hat pins with the 30th anniversary logo as well. Jennie Barker proposed a motion to having last names added to the newsletter. The motion was 2nd by Tom Horner. If you are opposed to having your name published please let Scott know. Danielle Lane made a motion for the club to donate $50 to Tim Baker’s “Team Miser Brothers in Big Sky Rally 2016”. All money goes directly to Camp Sunshine, which provides a camp experience for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. Motion was 2nd by Dwight Hutton. Motion carried. If you would like to make a personal donation to Tim’s team, please visit the website at www.tinyurl.com/MBRT-BSR2016. Other: Danielle Lane noted that she received an email that a National Mustang Museum is being built in Concord, North Carolina with a projected opening in the Spring of 2017. You can visit the website at www.thenationalmustangmuseum.com for updates. Jennie will also add the link and information to our website.
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50/50 Raffle Winner - Bob Kacinko Next meeting: Wed., June 1st at Croatian Park. Directions for Croatian Park are listed on the GPMC website. We need to decide on where we will hold July and August's meetings. If you have any suggestions on meeting locations, please let one of our board members know. Adjournment: Motion was made to adjourn meeting by Jennie Barker and 2nd by Tom Horner. Motion carried at 8:25 pm. Lisa F. Secretary Directions to the Croatian Club
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Directions to the Croatian Club From Point State Park Via Rt. 28
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Tim the Tour Man’s Activities Round-Up - Activities Update for June 2016 As Memorial Day weekend approaches, the car show season will kick into high gear and there are plenty of events coming up to keep the club busy. Every Friday the Starlite Car Cruise takes place in Wexford. Remember that Mustang Night and GPMC Service night are coming up later in the summer, but you can attend this fine show any time. The 32nd Anniversary All Ford-Powered Show will take place at the new Shults Ford location on Gulf Lab Road in Harmarville on Sunday, June 12. The registration forms will be available soon. Be sure to sign up to help put the show on as well. From setting up to registration to judging the cars to tearing down, there's a lot that goes into a show and any help is greatly appreciated. The annual Can-Am weekend takes place from June 17-19, this year in Erie, PA. For the uninitiated, Can-Am is a weekend get-together of several Mustang clubs: Niagara Classic Mustangs, Lake Erie Mustang Owners Club, Mahoning Valley Mustangs, and Greater Pittsburgh Mustang Club. It's a good time to get together with other Mustang owners and make some new friends or re-acquaint yourself with old friends. The Sunday cruise that is planned through the Presque Isle peninsula is always a nice excursion. The Leetsdale Fourth of July parade has again invited GPMC to their parade, obviously in Leetsdale and more obviously on July 4. This was a fun event for those who participated last year as the crowd is exuberant and welcoming. The parade committee permits the throwing of candy...and the townfolk seem to demand it...so pick up some candy to throw to the crowd. Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix weekend at Schenley Park is July 16-17 and GPMC will have a presence again this year on race weekend. Be sure to stop by the GPMC tent if you go to the Grand Prix. Mustangs on the Niagara July 22 – 24, hosted by the Western New York Shelby and Mustang Club. It will be Mustang Night at the Starlite Car Cruise in Wexford on Friday, July 29, so bring your pony out and show it off. The GPMC Hospitality Picnic will be held at Moon Park on Sunday, August 7. Al & Barb did a fantastic job last year, so don't miss the picnic! Friday, August 19, it will be back to the Starlite Car Cruise in Wexford, this time for GPMC Service Night as the club gives back and helps the organizers who put on the show. We are the only club that does this, and that matters to the organizers. September 1 through 4 will see the Indianapolis Motor Speedway host the Mustang Club of America's 40th Anniversary celebration. This is a non-judged show that celebrates the Mustang and its national club and is one of the few opportunities to drive a street car on the racing surface at Indianapolis. If you are going, please let Tim know at [email protected] as we are organizing a club parking area, and maybe a few other ideas. Finally, with a successful Spring Stampede behind us, it's now time to look forward shortly to this year's Fall Foliage Tour. If you have any ideas of a destination, drop me a note as the slate for this event is wide open. Thanks, Tim
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Wet Spring Stampede A few pictures from the damp day Who owns this car? It just appeared at the stampede!
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Johnstown PA
Jerry took the ride So did the mystery car
Anita makes GOOD Cookies
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CAN-AM 2016
CAN-AM 2016 JUNE 17 -19, 2016 Hosted by the Lake Erie Owner Mustang Club
Name:____________________________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________ City:___________________________ Province/State:_______________ Postal/ZipCode:__________ Email Address:____________________________________ Club Affiliation (Circle One) NCM GPMC LEMOC MVM NEO Mustang Model ______________ Year____________ Color ________________ Day Arrival Friday _____ Sat. ______ Registration Fee per Person Postmarked by May 21 #_______ x $40.00 USD = $__________ #________ x $50.00 CAD = $__________ Postmarked after May 21 #________ x $45.00 USD = $___________ #________ x $55.00 CAD = $__________ Lunch on Sat. Pizza Buffett
(Garden Salad, 2 slices of Pizza, Bread Sticks or Potato chips, cookies &drink) #________ x $ 8.00 = $__________ Total Due $_________, Brief Itinerary: Friday, June 17 Welcome to Clarion Hotel & Conference Center in Erie
Dinner on your own, Cruise on Lady Kate for a sunset tour of Lake Erie, Return to hotel for desserts.
Saturday, June 18 Breakfast at the Hotel, Cruise to Claytopia for members to make their own Can Am
keepsake tile cost $12 or up. Cruise to the TomRidgeEnviornmentalCenter for a tour of the center and lunch. Return to hotel free time. Cruise to Burch Farms and Winery for Dinner and sunset hayride N/C Choose the meat for dinner #___ Chicken Cordon Blu #__ Pot Roast
Sunday, June 19 Breakfast at the Hotel, Cruise the peninsula for a tour of Coast Guard Station. Cruise the peninsula for picnic lunch N/C and games. Depart for Home. ALL REGISTRATIONS MUST BE IN BY FRIDAY JUNE 3, 2016
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: LAKE ERIE MUSTANG OWNERS CLUB
Mail to: Denise Ricci Question Call: Denise Ricci (814) 922-7025 11863 Ridge Rd. Dennis & Joy Webber (814) 922-3757 East Springfield, PA 16411
Email: Denise @ [email protected]
HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMAION:
Host Hotel:
Clarion Hotel and Conference Group Rate: $99.99 + tax includes full breakfast in morning 2800 W. 8th Street Mention: LEMOC Can-Am 2016 to get group rate Erie, Pa 16505 (814) 833-1116
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The National Mustang Museum
Perhaps some of us have received an email from the people at Down the Road Marketing detailing the effort to build a museum for Mustangs. Ron Bramlett and Steve Hall have undertaken the effort to create the museum, located near Charlotte, North Carolina (Concord). This link will take you to the website: National Mustang Museum . Looks like a possible road trip in 2017! We hope they have done a good geotech study for stable earth, with no sinkholes. If you would like to get on the National Mustang Museum's e-mail list and receive updates about the progress and event dates, please sign up here: Link to Sign up for Mustang Museum Emails. This link takes you to another site that also has a write-up in the museum too: Ford Performance Lessons Learned A tip to keep your GPS in place on a clean and shiny dashboard. At least one of us has broken his GPS when it was not restrained by the beanbag bottom. Since I don’t like to use the suction cup and mark the window, I use the beanbag. While accelerating on an on-ramp, my GPS did a nice triple flip from the center of the dash to the gear shift, shattering the screen. To keep the GPS in place, I used a piece of non-stick grip shelf liner under the bean bag, so far no more slip. – Scott Unger.
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Mustang Pinball Machines by Jason Uhler
Like many of you, my passion for Mustangs goes beyond the cars themselves. That is evident by my game room and garage, which Jacquie thankfully deals with well. Whether neon signs, original Mustang pedal cars from the ‘60’s, or a 40mpg Shelby GT-350 go-kart that some of you experienced at the cruise in Wexford last year as I squeezed in and embarrassed myself, I’m always looking for something unique and cool. I’ve always been into pinball and arcade machines and have purchased a few car-related pinball machines over the years, which I still have. In fact, I even had to purchase a Corvette one several years ago since they didn’t make a Mustang pinball machine. Sure, one manufacturer made a game called “Mustang” in the ‘70’s, but it was a horse rather than car theme. Well, in 2014 I was so excited to hear that Stern was releasing a new Mustang pinball machine. I even got to play one in a local collection soon thereafter and it was great, but I was turned off by the $6,000 price for a “regular” one or $8,500 for the limited edition. My first Mustang (a used ’88 GT) cost about that much! Much to my surprise while doing searches online at the time for “Mustang Pinball” a few of them yielded a strange result. There appeared to be an earlier version of a Mustang pinball machine, but the information was very limited and the
pictures few and far between. What, was this new offering not the first of its kind??? Of course, I was intrigued and now on a mission. That led to 2 years of researching online and speaking with a lot of people in the pinball hobby around the country. There is a place in West View with about 1,000 games at any given time in their warehouse and have been in business for decades. When I called to see whether they had one, even if in bad shape, the owner stated that he had never even seen one in person. Every collector I had spoken with had never seen one, but knew they were uncommon. Turns out, I was able to determine that 500 were produced. I finally located someone with one, but it was in storage and not even playable. That was the owner of a huge pinball museum in Las Vegas. He wished me luck finding one since he estimated that less than 50 have survived. I believe it b/c these games were used, abused, and destroyed when arcades closed over the years. Besides, finding one has been more elusive than a 427 Cobra in a barn.
A few months ago, one surfaced for sale online in California. The distance was not an issue other than the cost to ship it and concern over the back glass breaking during shipping (the back glass and playfield are always the critical parts since they are not remade.) After getting some info from the machine, it was a complete shock to me that this particular game had a build date of 7/64.
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Yep, the Mustang was not seen by the public until 4/17/64, so this was either a real quick turnaround and they had guessed well that this new car would be popular or Chicago Coin, who produced them, was working with Ford on these as a promotional opportunity. That answer still remains unknown, but I’ll keep digging. The machine arrived safely about 2 months ago and it’s in great all-original condition with just the right amount of patina. It clearly was a well taken care of machine that must not have gotten much play wherever it was located. You will see from the pictures, that the name Mustang is pretty unassuming, but is across the top of the back glass and there is a red Mustang coupe racing down the road in the lead! The only other Mustang characteristics present are the spinner in the middle, which is a correct hubcap, and the well- recognized door lines down both sides of the cabinet. It’s certainly not going to be beat on, however it’s not going to sit there like a piece of art either – it was meant to be played and I can’t wait to do it. In fact, any kids (from 5-95 years old) who come to visit are welcome to take it for a spin!
Maybe I’ll end up with one of those newer ones someday, but I’m going to wait to get a used one after someone trades it in on a newer model!!!
An original flyer advertising the machine when introduced.
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Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Info July 3 through 17
American Car Show
THE CLUBHOUSE SIDE OF SCHENLEY DRIVE IS THE HOME OF AMERICAN CARS
Weekend July 16/17, 2016
Model A’s to Z-28’s and everything in between. Featuring all American cars from early 1900’s all the way up to present day. Classics, customs, street rods and muscle cars are all welcome to the display on the Bob O’Connor Golf Course just below the clubhouse. It continues to grow each year and contains the widest variety of cars on the golf course. Vehicles from all American manufacturers are represented and everyone is welcome. Car clubs are encouraged to participate as a group and will be parked together, but individual entries are welcome. Cost Cost to participate in the weekend show is $35 per car and includes your parking spot, a race program and dash plaque. A special discounted price of $30 is available through April 30. On-line registration closes on Thursday July 14 – participants wishing to participate after that must pay $40 upon at gate upon entry.
More Links to Site in bold: Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
2016 PVGP EVENT SCHEDULE
Kick-Off Rallye - Sunday, July 3
Blacktie & Tailpipes Gala - Friday, July 8
PVGP Historics at Pitt Race - Weekend, July 8-10
Walnut Street Car Show - Monday, July 11
Waterfront Car Cruise - Tuesday, July 12
Downtown Parade & Car Display - Wednesday, July 13
Tune-Up Party at Atria’s -Wednesday, July 13
Countryside Tour - Thursday, July 14
Forbes Ave of Speed Race Car Parade & Car Show in Squirrel Hill - Friday, July 15
Schenley Park Race Weekend Car Show & Vintage Races - Weekend, July 16/17
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Classified Ads
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE: Corvette pinball machine made by Bally
FOR SALE: Corvette pinball machine made by Bally in 1995. 1 of 5,000 produced. Lots of action and a must have for the car enthusiast. Half the cost of a new Mustang pinball machine and hard to admit, but probably a better game! Nice cabinet and playfield, everything works well.
All listed online for $5-6K. Offered first to GPMC members only for $3,500. Listing on E-bay soon. Jason 412-874-8705 or [email protected]. Links to other Mustang and car Websites: Mustang Club of America (MCA): http://www.mustang.org/ AllFordMustangs -.http://www.allfordmustangs.com/ MustangForums - http://mustangforums.com/ Windveilblue Registry (Yes the club has two, Unger’s and the West Coast Correspondent Malcolm) http://p3s197.com/forums/index.php CarTalk: http://www.cartalk.com/ Yellow Mustang Registry: http://www.yellowmustangregistry.com/ Red Mustang Registry: http://www.allredmustangs.com/ Blue Mustang Registry: http://www.bluemustangregistry.com/ Mustang 6 Association: http://mustang6association.org/ Mustang Museum: http://www.thenationalmustangmuseum.com/
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ADVERTISING POLICY
Free Member Classified Ads:
“"For Sale"" and ""Wanted"" cars and parts only. Cars/parts for sale must be personal property of the member (not the property of the member's business or that of a non-member friend or business associate)
Limited to three consecutive months,fifty words or less; photos will be cropped to fit as space allows.
Business Ads: Must be for a one-year period, can be renewed annually. No changes in content until up for renewal.
Must be copy-ready.Business card sized ads in the GPMC newsletter and on the GPMC website are $50 per year, $50 for both (Not Each). Please contact the newsletter editor for prices on other size ads.
*** special pricing for GPMC members*** http://www.fortpittclassiccars.com/
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Keep us up to date and current!
Let us know when your address changes (email and home), add or change phone numbers, or you add or
remove a car from your stable. (Hope you add rather than remove).
Please contact us, we want to keep our records as current as possible. Besides those addresses, we have a
photo section on the website that depicts our Mustangs, project cars and other vehicles of interest for
sharing, so send those to Jennie - Webmistress Supreme - too.
Send emails to or use the USPS to:
Mary Hutton, the GPMC Membership Director - [email protected]
Snail Mail: Mary Hutton, P.O. Box 1073, Monroeville, PA 15146
Jennie Barker, the Webmaster (Mistress?) - [email protected]
Scott Unger, the newsletter editor - [email protected]
Snail Mail: 414 Summit Dr., Pittsburgh PA 15228-2618
CORRECTIONS, ERRORS & OMISSIONS
Please send corrections & omissions to the editor, [email protected]
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GREATER PITTSBURGH
MUSTANG CLUB Scott Unger
Newsletter Editor 414 Summit Dr., Pittsburgh, PA
15228-2618
Newsletter Submissions
Please share your pictures and short stories with the newsletter and the website; however, large quantities of photos are better shared with the webmaster, while short stories accompanied by one or two shots are better suited for the newsletter. The Newsletter will share with the webmistress!
The next deadline for the newsletter is: June 15, 2016
TO:
Next Meeting Wednesday June 1, 2016
Croatian Center Shuetzen Park Road Pittsburgh, PA 15209 – Millvale
Board Mtg 7:00 pm General Mtg 7:30 PM