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The Distributor Orange County Model A Ford Club

Model A Ford Club of America Chartered August 1961 – Santa Ana, California

Editors: Peter & Ana Hyland May 2010 Volume 50 Number 5 Email to: [email protected] Website: http://www.ocmafc.org

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

April 25, 2010

Orange County Model A Distributor Volume 50 #5 May 2010

2010 BOARD MEMBERS

President—Mark Schwing 714-970-1696 [email protected] VP/Activities–TBD Secretary– Tissy Hatcher 714-431-1119 [email protected] Treasurer –Joe Goff 949-768-4627 [email protected] Technical–Gerald O’Brien (With two co-directors-see below) 714-777-0771 [email protected] Editors – Peter & Ana Hyland 714-633-5797 [email protected] Immediate Past President Don Miller 562-431-6494 [email protected]

COMMITTEES ACCC Representative- Larry Conkol 714-535-1411 Breakfast Committee- Terry Collings 714-970-7194 [email protected] Club Greeter-Doris Marshall [email protected] Election Chairperson- Kathie Mc Call 714-633-0946 [email protected] Historian & Librarian- Richard Parrish 714-999-0611 [email protected] Merchandise Director Cathy O’Brien 714-777-0771 [email protected] Pancake Breakfast setup & Coordination-Mark Schwing 714-970-1696 [email protected] Raffle-Richard & Jeanne Parrish 714-999-0611 [email protected] Refreshments-Colleen Schmidt 714-524-2659 [email protected] Regional Representative- Bev Marsh 714-373-9769 [email protected] Scholarship Committee Joanie Harris 562-431-9630 [email protected] Sheila Plotkin 714-962-2117 Carolyn Ratzlaff 714-529-5062 [email protected] Sunshine & Sorrow Jeanne Parrish 714-999-0611 [email protected] Swap Meet-Larry and Gerry McKinney 714-963-2724 [email protected] Technical Committee- Bob Jeffries 714-529-6216 John Knox 562-697-2545 [email protected] Web Master-Chris Enright 949-481-8780 [email protected] Web Site Info Entry-Lew Lewis 417-368-0191 [email protected]

Notes From Your President Mark Schwing. . . May 2010 President's Letter

Our 49th

Annual Pancake Breakfast

held on April 25th

was another

outstanding success. We served 929

adult and 62 child breakfasts. The

adult count was down by 68 but the

child count was up by 5. I never did

receive an accurate count of the Model

A’s, Model T’s and other classics in

attendance but the parking lot was

reported to be full with some attendees

having to find surface street parking.

Feed back on fordbarn.com after the

event indicated everyone had a great

time.

At least 96 of our members were at the

event and helping out in some way or

another. That is based on the ticket

count for the special OCMAFC

drawing for a gift certificate to Mimi’s

restaurants. My special heartfelt

thanks to the following:

Carolyn and Don Ratzlaff for

managing the food purchases.

Dorothy Knox for managing the

kitchen area.

John Knox for making the car trophies

and transporting the grills.

Diana Stewart for chairing the parking

effort.

Wade Ratzlaff and Bill Douglas for

their event photography.

Don Ratzlaff and Kenny Dierkin for

collaborating on the T-shirt art.

Gerald and Cathy O’Brien for manning

the T-shirt and merchandise booth.

Jonathan Hughes for the PA system.

My wife Eileen for her efforts in

typing raffle prize letters and setting up

the raffle.

I would like to thank each and everyone

who helped out that Sunday morning.

That list would have to be at least 96

names long. Again thanks to all. You are

the heart and soul of OCMAFC. The

compliments I received from several of

the national board members are really

compliments to you for the great event.

Our breakfast revenue was down slightly

from 2009 but if the silent auction for the

donated transmission and bell housing

had opened, we would have exceed the

2009 figure. I’ll present some detailed

numbers at the May meeting

Our 50th

pancake breakfast is now less

than a year away. We already serve

“golden” pancakes so we can’t improve

upon that. I would love to hear your

suggestions as to what specials things we

might do to observe the 50th

golden

anniversary breakfast. My goal is to start

much earlier this year in planning for that

event. We will have a kick off meeting in

September to start that effort. If you have

an idea for the flyer and T-shirt design we

can get that started even sooner.

As I was thinking about this column, I

realized I owned my first Model A before

OCMAFC was formed. In 1956, with a

loan from my mother, I purchased a 1931

Deluxe Coupe for $125. By way of

comparison, roadsters were in the $400 to

$450 range back then. The seller of the

car called me late the first evening I had

the car saying he forgot to tell me he

didn’t have any anti-freeze in the radiator.

Although it was in a closed but not heated

garage, the water still froze and I had a

cracked head the next morning. A

Saturday trip to a nearby junk yard and I

had another head for less than $5. The

first summer, I drove that car 40 miles

every day to my job as a lifeguard at a

popular lake swimming area. It never

missed a beat. This Month’s Cover A collage of Pancake Breakfast photos taken by Bill Douglas & Wade Ratzlaff

Orange County Model A Distributor Volume 50 # 5 May 2010

Activity Schedule

(NOTE: * = UPDATED INFORMATION)

NEXT MEETING: May 13, 2010

7:30 PM at CHOC

Deadline for next Distributor is: May 30, 2010 Type or write all articles and ads and e-

mail to: [email protected] or [email protected] Or mail to: 244 No. Goldenspur Way,

Orange, CA 92869-4422

*Indicates Change 2010 TOUR/ACTIVITIES CALENDAR

May 8 (SAT) Garage Tour-- Complete information on page 9. Not to be missed!!! May 11 (TUES) Fox Theater Movie Nights—Fullerton, CA. This year we are

celebrating the Fox Theater's 85th birthday with a special Movie night/Birthday Bash on Tuesday evening May 11th. We will be featuring the movie "Citizen Cane" as well as having several raffles and various refreshments. We would love to invite your club members and their cars to join us for the event in order to provide a special "vintage" atmosphere, as well as to celebrate the spirit of historical preservation. Please contact John Knox (after May 6) for details.

May 13-15 (THURS-SAT) CRG Coastal

Cruisin' in San Luis Obispo hosted by

Cuesta Crankers Chapter of MAFCA. Registration

forms will be at the next meeting. Be sure to get your

registrations in by April 1st to avoid the late penalty.

Make your hotel reservations at the Embassy Suites.

(805) 549-0800. Tour will leave from Coco's in

Garden Grove on Thurs. May 13th at 9 a.m. Call Bev

Marsh for information. Joanie Harris will have

registration forms at the next General Meeting.

May 15th (SAT) Valve Adjustment and Head Installation Seminar- 9:00 A.M. at Phil Joujon-Roche’s home—450 Via Vista, Anaheim, CA 92808. 714—281-6127

May 16th (SUN) All American Originals Car Show at Enderle Center which is located at 17th

Street & 55 Freeway in Tustin Information and entry

form available on line at ww.allamericanoriginals.org.

May 19 (WED) Mt Baldy Tour and lunch.

Details will follow later.

May 22nd (SAT) Paul Steeds Leaving California Model A Garage Sale and Donut Emporium. Starts at 9:00A.M. Cheap

parts, great coffee and donuts until the donuts and

coffee are gone. Mahalo (Thanks) Paul Steed June 13th (SUN) Red, White & Blue Classic & Exotic Car Show at Orange County

First Assembly of God, 1440 East Santa Clara

Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 927058.

More info: Call Joe Damato: 714-292-6450

Jun 19th -27th (SAT-SUN) 150th Anniversary Pony Express---Check MAFCA site for details. A lot of alternatives here!! Jul 16th -18th (Fri-SUN) Wings & Wheels in Solvang. Contact Bev Marsh for further info.

This is your chance to participate in a tour that takes place around Solvang and the Santa Ynez Airport. You might want to take a ride in a vintage airplane.

HOTEL CHANGE! After speaking with other members, it was decided to return to Pea Soup Anderson's Inn to stay for the meet. (805) PEA-

SOUP. Sheila Plotkin has set aside a block of rooms

for the OC Model A Club. Call by July 1st to confirm.

Of course, if you still want to stay at the Royal

Copenhagen (805) 688-5561, that would be fine.

Tour will be leaving Coco's in Garden Grove on

Fri. July 16 at 9 a.m. The registration forms are

usually late in coming and I will get them to you as

soon as I get them. Go ahead and make your own

hotel reservations. Is anyone interested in going to

Solvang on Thursday, July 15th??? Continued on Page 4


Sep 25 (SAT) 11th Year Anniversary Cruisin’ for a Cure Pre-registrations are flowing in daily so don’t miss out on the first 1,500 pre-registered Meguiar’s Goody bags and Budnik wheel drawing. Watch for our brand new GOLF CART give away graciously donated with the help of Larry Volk of BEST GOLF Inc. We will also give away a ZZ4 Deluxe Motor from Connell next year, plus many, many more great prizes

Nov 4th-6th (THURS-SAT) Palm Springs

Follies. Sheila has set aside a block of rooms for OC

Model A Club at the Royal Sun Hotel (760) 327-1564 or 800-619-4-SUN. Price of the Follies (Sat. Nov 6) is $49 per person. More details will follow later. Call Bev Marsh for any additional information

SWAP MEETS

May 9th (SUN) Long Beach Swap Meet at Veterans Stadium

May 22n (SAT) DON’T FORGET-Paul

Steed’s Leaving California Model A Garage Sale and Donut Emporium. Starts at 9:00A.M (See Page 3)

June 13th (SUN) Long Beach Swap Meet at Veterans Stadium

BITS AND PIECES

New Members

David & Karen Oakes 16651 Orange Drive

Yorba Linda, CA 92886 (H) 714-996-5124 (C) 714-686-3637

Email: [email protected] 1931 Roadster (Driver)

Bob & Gail Pogue 5331 Broken Hill Ct.

Yorba Linda, CA 92886 (H) 714-779-5156 (C) 714-222-4399 (F) 714-779-0211

1931 40-B Deluxe Roadster (Show Car) Email: [email protected]

Dick Welty 39393 Solidago Rd.

Temecula, CA 92591 (760) 458-9936

Email: [email protected] 1929 Tudor

1930 150-B Station Wagon 1929 Pickup 1930 Pickup

New Email Edward & Susan Heins

[email protected]

Sep 26th (SUN) Paradise Valley 49th Annual Antique Car Swap Meet from 6:00AM

to 3:00PM at Western Little League Regional Headquarters, 6707 N. Little Drive, San Bernardino, CA. For information Call John Benson @ 909-875-4545, Patrick Holley @ 951-849-8930 or visit www.pvmac.org

Join us for good food and great company...

Fourth Thursday Breakfast Bunch

Thursday, May 27 8:30 a.m.

Ruby’s Diner

13102 Newport Avenue

Tustin, CA 92780

(714) 838-7829

(Near intersection of Newport Blvd. and Irvine Blvd.)

Info: Terry Collings...714 970-7194


OCMAFC General Meeting April 8 2010

Tissy Hatcher,

56 members in attendance; 1guest

The meeting was called to order by John Knox

and the flag salute led by Joe Goff.

Visitors: Doris Marshall introduced Karl

Kreutziger. Karl has a 1929 Standard Coupe that

he gave to his grandson. They plan to restore it

together. Both Ed Schafer (who has a 1931

standard coupe) and Ozzie Zimmer (with a 1929

pickup closed cab) joined the club last month.

Walt Otto is our newest member and he is

looking for a Model A.

Minutes: Approved as printed in the Distributor

without comment.

Treasurer’s Report: Joe Goff presented the

Treasurer’s report.

Roster Drawing: Richard and Marion Miller won

$30 in this month’s drawing.

Activities: Rick Hall gave a great technical

seminar on the steering wheel restoration at

the meeting. There will be no tours or

technicals in April.

At the board meeting on 4/8/10, it was clarified

that a signup sheet is the criteria for

determining whether members will get points

for attending events.

The Mayor of the City of Los Alamitos presented

a thank you plaque to people who participated

in the 50th Anniversary Parade on 3/27/10.

Upcoming Events: On 5/8/10 John Knox will be

heading up a “Garage Tour” of several

members’ garages. The tour will begin at 9:00

am at the Mall of Orange.

A seminar on valve adjustment and head

installation of an A400 convertible sedan will be

held at 9:30am on 5/15/10, at Phil Joujon-

Roche’s home, 450 Via Vista, Anaheim.

There will be a tour of Mt. Baldy (stopping for

lunch) and then onto Glendora Mountain Road

on 5/20/10, to begin at 9am at The Villages,

lead by John and Dorothy Knox.

The cruise for a cure on the last Saturday in

September for prostate cancer will count as a

club tour.

Pancake Breakfast: Mark Schwing will be back

on 4/13. We are looking for additional

volunteers for the kitchen, which is the hardest

job and where we need the most people.

Dorothy Knox feels we need a minimum of 15

people cooking, plus people for clean up,

loading, condiments, drinks, etc. Unfortunately,

Jim Nichols and family won’t be attending. That

leaves a hole for the cooking crew. People

should be there by 5:45am, with breakfasts

beginning at 8am. Flyers are available for the

pancake breakfast. Please recruit your friends

in the club and non-members. Ask them what

they would like to do? Wear your t-shirts to the

breakfast.

Miscellaneous:

Richard Parrish felt his 160C was a fair trade.

The car is not perfect, but very nice.

Sunshine and Sorrow: Jeanne Parrish reported

Jim Jackson, a relatively new member, had a

hospital stay and is home now. Patty Jeffries

had surgeries. Chris Foster had cancer surgery

but will be back soon. Jerry O’Brien had

recovered so quickly he is back to meetings.

Richard Higgins had surgery on his finger. Bruce

Harris tripped and broke several fingers and

now has a cast.

Monthly Breakfast: No report.


Winnie Ruth Judd by Tom Endy

In October of 1931 the cities of Los Angeles and

Phoenix were involved in two murders that became

known throughout the country as the notorious “Trunk

Murders”.

Winnie Ruth Judd was the 26-year-old daughter of a

Methodist minister, and the wife of 56-year-old

physician Dr. William C. Judd. The Judd’s had moved

to Phoenix from Indiana in

1930 because Winnie was

suffering from tuberculosis.

Dr. Judd was unable to find

work in Phoenix, so in the

summer of 1931 he moved

to Los Angeles where he

found employment at a

clinic. Winnie stayed

behind in Phoenix due to

her health.

Winnie Ruth Judd

Winnie had begun an affair with Jack Holloran, a

prosperous lumberyard owner, who was married and

had three children. Winnie had also befriended two

women, Agnes Anne LeRoi and Hedvig (Sammy)

Samuelson, who were for a time her roommates. Jack

Halloran was apparently involved with these two

women as well.

Little is known about what actually happened on the

night of October 16, 1931.

Winnie allegedly shot the two

women to death with a pistol

at their residence. She would

later claim it was self-defense.

The motive apparently had

something to do with Jack

Halloran.

Agnes LeRoi and Hedvig Samuelson

The next morning the body of LeRoi was placed in a

large trunk. The body of Samuelson would not fit in the

trunk so it was dismembered and parts were placed in a

smaller trunk. The remaining parts were placed in a

small valise.

Two days later at the Phoenix Union Station Winnie

bought a ticket to Los Angeles and checked the two

trunks through. She carried the valise with her on the

train.

Upon arrival at Los Angeles Union Station, Winnie

attempted to reclaim the trunks. However, by then a

terrible odor was coming from one of the trunks and it

was leaking a vile fluid. When the baggage claim agent

insisted Winnie unlock and open the trunks she fled the

scene. Five days later, at the urging of her husband Dr.

Judd, Winnie surrendered to the Los Angeles police.

Winnie was extradited to Phoenix and stood trial for the

murder of LeRoi. She was convicted and sentenced to

death. Seventy-two hours before the scheduled

execution on February 17, 1933, the warden requested a

sanity hearing. Winnie was judged to be insane and

committed to the state mental hospital. Winnie was

never charged for the murder of Samuelson, the one

who had been dismembered.

Over the next 40 years Winnie escaped seven times.

She would be gone for days and weeks at a time before

she was recaptured. In 1962 she escaped for the last

time and was gone for over six years before she was

discovered and apprehended. During the time she lived

in Piedmont, California under the assumed name of

Marian Lane and worked as a housekeeper for a

wealthy family. Winnie was returned to the Arizona

state mental hospital, where in 1971 the governor of

Arizona paroled her.

Winnie returned to California and lived for a number of

years in Stockton before returning to Phoenix. She

continued to live under the assumed name of Marian

Lane. She died in her sleep on October 23, 1998 at the

age of 93.

Dr. Judd remained married to Winnie until his death in

1947. Jack Halloran was implicated as an accessory to

the crime, but was never charged. Winnie claimed that

Halloran and an accomplice dismembered the body of

Samuelson, and cleaned up the mess at the murder

scene. It was also suspected that Halloran actually

committed the murders. However, the allegations were

never substantiated. The duplex where the murders

were committed at 2929 N. 2nd

St. in Phoenix still

stands today according to some historians. †


2010 OCMAFC Pancake Breakfast Donations

Vendor Donations

PATRONIZE OUR VENDORS!!!

Continued on Page 8

Name Address Donation

Aries Limited 22400 Skyline Blvd. La Honda, CA 94020

Water Outlet Pipe

America’s Tire Westminster, CA

Tire Gage, Tire Storage Bag

& Gloves

A & L Parts Specialties Box 301 Canton, CT 06019

Snap On Battery Cover

Classic Performance Products 175 E. Freedom Avenue Anaheim, CA 92801-1006

Two (2) $50.00 Gift Certificates

C.W. Moss 402 W. Chapman Ave Orange, CA 92866

1928-29 Stone Guard, 1930 Stone Guard, 1931 Stone Guard

Gross, Mel & Orange County Model A Club

904 North Third St Montebello, Ca 90640

Alternator (6V) positive ground

Alternator (12V) negative ground

Starter 6 Volt

Clutch Pressure Plate

Clutch Disc

Model A Generator

Model A Distributor

Leakless Water Pump

Alternator (6V) positive ground

Front Wheel Bearing Set

Harbor Area MARC/MAFCA

337 Lomita Street El Segundo, CA 90245

Case of Valvoline Oil

Hof’s Hut Corporate Office 2601 E. Willow Signal Hill, CA 90755

$25.00 Hof’s Hut Restaurant Gift Card

The Huntington Library 1151 Oxford Road San Marino, CA 91108

2 Guest Passes

Le Baron Bonney Company 6 Chestnut Street Amesbury, MA 01913

$50.00 Gift Certificate

Mac’s Antique Auto Parts 6150 Donner Road Lockport, NY 14094-922

MAC’S Antique Auto Parts Tee Shirt

& 2 Hats

Mikes “A” Ford-Able Parts 124 Model A Lane Maysville, GA 30558

Set of Model A Brake Rods

& $25.00 Gift Certificate

Model A Times 5402 Evan Ct. Rocklin, CA 95765

Ford Dealer Magazine Reprint

Volumes 1 through 4

& Model A Times Subscription

MAFCA Palomar Chapter P. O. Box 191 Carlsbad, CA 92018-0191

$25.00

Don Laughlin’s Riverside Resort 1659 S. Casino Drive Laughlin, NV 89029

2 Nights/3 Days Sunday-Thursday

Snyder’s Antique Auto Parts 12925 Woodworth Road New Springfield, OH 4444-3973

Model A Fuel Shut Off Valve,

Model A Brake Riveting Tool Kit.

2-Model A Short Pitman Arms,

Model A Dipstick Wiper

Model A Front Motor Mount Yoke


Orange County Model A Ford Club Members Donations

Tom Endy Model A bell Housing & Pedals

Christine Foster Quartz Clock

Counted Cross Stitch Kit

2 Decorative Pillows

Rick Hall Flat Head Ted Brake Energizer Kit

Bruce & Joanie Harris 7 Inch Table Lamp

7 Piece Novelty Pasta Set

Bev Marsh Corelle 16 Piece Dinnerware Set

Dale & Kathie Mc Call Bocce Ball Set

Lynn Neal Large Kitchen Gift Basket

Cathy O’Brien 39” x 51” Baby Quilt

41” x 41” Quilted Wall Hanging

8” x 10” Framed Hand Appliqued Rose

Richard & Jeanne Parrish Race Car bell

Tim & Ginger Stone 2 Sets of a pair of Angels Tickets

Mike & Margie Watson Super Sport Locker Bag

Orange County Model A Ford Club Antique Oil Can

Trades Pro Mechanics Tool Set

Trades Pro Tool Kit

Dura Built Socket Set

5 Piece Pliers Set

4 Pack Tie Downs

8 Piece Socket Set

10 Piece Combo Wrench Set

Angle Grinder

3 Piece Aviation Set

12 v. Cordless Drill

Black & Decker Cordless Drill

Heat Gun

10 Piece Socket Set

6 Piece screwdriver Set

11 Piece Wrench Set

Ratchet Tie-Down & Bungee Cords

3 Piece Circuit Tester Set

Cordless Screwdriver

Socket Wrench Set

Serpentine Belt Tool Kit

12 V Work light

5 Piece Screwdriver Set

Glove Box Kit

Jumper Cables

Jack and Jack Stand Set

Lighted Magnetic Pick-up Tool

Electric Engraver

Deluxe Auto Emergency Set

A T & T Speaker Phone

Doll Stroller & Doll

Baby Doll & High Chair

Snuggie

Godinger Liquor Dispenser

12-inch Oscillating Table Fan

Hummingbird Kit

Retro Gift Bucket Set With 4 Glasses

Heater Fan

Multi-Uuse Electrical Repair Kit

Henry’s Lady Book

David Quinonez Performance Plus Tire & Automotive Ctr

3910 Cherry Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806

1 Tire

Vintage Shop Coats 40—4th Street

Petaluma, CA 94952 “Model A Ford” Large Size Shop Coat


May 8 (Sat.) GARAGE TOUR -- THE FINAL CORRECTED INSTRUCTIONS [HOPEFULLY] Our STARTING POINT will be at 9:00 at Ed and Patti Cote’s garage and garden, 2435 Bonnie Brae, Santa Ana 92706 (714-542-6161). Ed has 3,000 sq. ft. of collectibles. Remember the antique dingy fishing boat at the breakast? That and lots more. Ed also has a extensive collection of Body Armor and era weapons. And Patti's beautiful garden is a joy to see. We will then tour to Tustin to Dennis Griffin’s garage to see the largest private collection of Model A era signs you would ever hope to see. DON'T MISS IT!!!

Lunch will be at Piet and Judi Dwinger's home. We will see the Model T that he beautifully restored and that he and Judi drove as a fresh car in France. In his small garage he even did his own plating and most of his engine work. We will have lunch there potluck style, so bring something to share. Let him know if you want the BBQ fired up for our arrival. <[email protected].> Since we need to prepare space for lunch. Please, Please, let us know how many are coming in your party,

not just a last name. After lunch we will drive through Anaheim Hills to new member, Phil Joujon-Roche’s home, and get peek at our next weeks technical challenge before heading home. R.S.V.P via this email to [email protected] as we will be gone until just before the tour. Or, phone 562-418-9643. Hopefully we will be joined by a few Model T’s and members of other clubs. John and Dorothy Knox, OCMAC, OCMATC, SAA's

April Roster Drawing (Don Ratzlaff)

Well what do you know; there was a winner for the April Roster Drawing.

Richard and Marion Miller were the lucky recipients of the $30 prize. That means the May drawing will be back to $10 and perhaps it will be unclaimed and grow; then again, maybe not. I know you can hardly wait to find out! It will all be revealed on meeting night May 13th; see you there.

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MORE CAR BARN SPECIALS

FOR S ALE: 1930 170-B Fordor

This Car is 1930 blind-back Briggs -bodied 2-window Model A Ford Fordor. This car has been mine for 35 years and has always been garaged. Most of that time, I delighted in driving her. Shortly after I began to take the sedan apart for a long-anticipated restoration, I became sufficiently disabled as not to be able to work on the car any longer. She is a definite project car, but a good one. Much to be done, but well worth the effort. Though I cannot work on her and will miss her terribly, I owe it to this much-loved Fordor to find a home where she can be treated to a restoration. Asking $5000 but will consider reasonable offers. Car can be seen on my website (www.mellow60s.com) under Auto Gallery/1930 Ford. I also will provide any who are interested good photos of her as she is now. Please contact me @ 512-352-5144 or on my cell @ 912-965-0205 05/10 Thank You, John Payton

(Photos above were taken from Mr. Payton’s web site)

FOR SALE:

1929 Ford Tudor Sedan-100% Original, 6 Volt, Excellent Condition. $16,000.00 OBO 1931 Ford Fodor Sedan 100% original, 12 Volt, Excellent Condition . $18,000.00 OBO Both Cars are in Newport Beach. Pleasae call for details---714-655-8615 or 949-722-1536 04/10

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http://www.mellow60s.com/


CAR BARN SPECIALS Member ads will run two months unless renewed. Non member ads will run one month unless renewed. All ads must be submitted in writing to: prhyland @att.net or

OCMAFC Editors 244 No. Goldenspur Way, Orange, CA 92869-4422

Visit MAFCA’s Web Site: www.mafca.com/classifieds.html

FOR SALE: 1930 Coupe Far as I can tell, the

coupe is stock. The body is a grey-green with black fenders and running boards it was restored 12 years ago but has been parked indoors, not driven, for the past 10 years. Please call Francis Blake, 714-871-7738 Car is located at: 658 Lemon Hill Terrace, Fullerton,

CA 92832. [email protected] . $8000.00

(No Photo) 03/10

FOR SALE: 1930 45-B Standard Coupe.

Stored inside from 1978 to 2006. Runs and drives well. Has new water pump, new fan belt, new plugs, points & coil. 4 blade fan, green body with black fenders and yellow wheels. $7500.00 Charles Ladd 714-827-7849 03/10

WANTED: Model A Front Axle and/or

spring perches. Please call: Don Ratzlaff 714-529-5062

FOR SALE: 1930 Model A Sport Coupe Exterior Color –Body Red, Fenders Black Top Color –Black, Interior – Wool Tan Tweed Interior Body Color –Red, Rumble Seat, Hydraulic Power Brakes, Carb. 2-Barrel Weber, Electric 12 Volt, Transmission Stock 3 speed Manual, Engine Rebuilt 12 years ago approx. 5,000 miles Restored 12 years ago. Receipts for all work done. VIN #A3854235 Price $13,000.00 or Best Offer Contact –Jim Lemmerman 63 Fuente, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688 E-mail – [email protected] Phone # 949-291-1130 05/10

FOR SALE: 1931

Fordor Sedan with a 12

volt system and turn signals. This is the car that was driven from Oklahoma to California, a father and daughter, trip that was highlighted in the March/April 2008 issue of “The Restorer”, Volume 52, Issue 6. Other pictures and a video are available. Driven everywhere-very dependable. Please call Curtis Buck 714-458-3180 $15,000.00 03/10

Last but not least

PANCAKE BREAKFAST BEST OF SHOW

Bill & Marilyn Schreiber and their

1928 76-A Roadster Pickup

For Sale

Deadline for next Distributor

May 30, 2010

Type or write all articles and advertisements and e-mail to: [email protected] Or mail to: 244 No.Goldenspur Way,

Orange, CA 92869-4422

First Class Mail Web Site: www.ocmafc.org

General Meeting 7:30 PM

[Second Thursday of every month] [Board Meeting at 6:00 PM]

May 13, 2010 CHOC Hospital Complex

455 South Main St. Orange CA From Main Street, turn east on to Providence Ave. and immediately, on your right, enter the structure and park on the second level. Meeting room is accessible from the parking structure.

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