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FAT FENDER FLASH THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF FORD F-100 ELITE OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

April 2014

2014 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING

DATES AND LOCATION

January 11, April 19, July 12, October 11

9:00 AM

Perko’s Cafe

1321 W. 11th

St.

Tracy, CA

EXECUTIVE BOARD OFFICERS

President:

Earl Pecka, San Joaquin Chapter

Vice President:

Nancy Agrusa, Livermore Chapter

Secretary/Treasurer:

Jim Dillinger, Silicon Valley Chapter

Newsletter Editor:

Jim Dillinger, Silicon Valley Chapter

Visit our web site at:

http://f100elite.com

WHAT’S INSIDE

E-Board Meeting Date Notice…………….....Page 2

Artichoke Run…………………………………Page 2

East Bay Banter…………….…………………Page 4

Trivia………………………….………………...Page 4

Proverbs………………………………………..Page 4

Modesto Happenings…………………………Page 5

Dilbert…………………………………………..Page 6

Port City Chit Chat…………………………….Page 6

Pickles…………………………………………..Page 7

Silicon Valley Cruise Update…..……………..Page 7

Recipe of the Month…………………………...Page 8

Sick Call………………………………………...Page 8

Events…………………………………….……..Page 9

Birthdays & Anniverseries…………………….Page 10

Chapter Information……………………………Page 10

Want Ads………………………………...……..Page 11

Event Flyers…………………………………….Page 13

ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS!!......................Page 2

Permission is hereby granted to copy, reprint, or use

any or all of this publication in the furtherance of the

automotive hobby. Please acknowledge source when

using information from this publication.

Comments, suggestions, articles, photos,

advertisements, or any other information, contact::

Jim Dillinger

14552 Horseshoe Dr.

Saratoga, CA 95070

(408)687-9237

jmd.ca@comcast.net

Items must be submitted 7 days prior to the first

of the month to be included in that month’s issue

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NOTICE: Take note that the date for the April Executive Board meeting

has been changed from the 12th

to the 19th

, due to the conflict with the

Easter Run.

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ANNUAL ARTICHOKE RUN

BY: Jim Dillinger

On March 8th, just as they’ve done for the last fifteen or sixteen years, the East Bay Chapter hosted a driving event, Cruise

To Castroville, which has come to be called The Artichoke Run. The formula for this event hasn’t changed much since its

inception, but then why change a good thing? It’s an open event, for members of our club as well as anyone else that would

like to join in. The result is a cruise of anywhere from 15 to 30 (or more) various different makes and models of special interest

vehicles gathered together to caravan to Pezzini Farms, just off Highway 1 in Castroville. The huge fields of artichokes

surround the quaint “produce stand” which is an outlet for gifts, an eclectic collection of food treats, and fresh artichokes of all

sizes. It doesn’t hurt the atmosphere any that the mighty Pacific Ocean is right across Highway 1 from the stand either. The

format for this event is intentionally set to be very laid back, with practically no demands on anyone’s time. It’s simply a

morning of cruising to a picturesque location, and enjoying spending time with friends, both new ones and old ones.

The East Bay Chapter generously provides a bag of artichokes for each vehicle entered in the cruise, and have recently

added a 50/50 raffle to the morning’s festivities to add a little interest (and possible profit) for any who want to buy in. The

owners of Pezzini Farms also take the time to check out all of the vehicles, and choose their favorite car and their favorite

truck. There’s no criteria required for their choices, other than they’re the car and truck they like the most.

Participants in the cruse hang out for about an hour or so, many sampling the fried artichoke hearts offered for sale there,

then anyone wanting to will head on down the coast a few miles to Monterey Bay, to enjoy the sights, play tourist, then have

some lunch at one of the many fine restaurants in the area..

A couple of folks that had a very special time on this run were Larry

and Georgette Maness. Their 56 T-Bird was selected as the favorite car

by the folks at Pezzini Farms, then on top of that, Georgette was the

lucky winner of the 50/50 raffle. Needless to say, they went home happy.

Other winners were Leo Martinez, who had his 37 Chevy pickup

chosen as the favorite pickup by Pezzini Farms personnel, and Clarence

Dobbs, who was the happy recipient of an extra bag of artichokes as a

consolation prize after the 50/50 drawing. The prizes and awards were

great fun for everyone on the cruise, and we congratulate the winners of

each of them.

As always this event is a great way to kick off the run season.

Hopefully, you’ll set aside an early Saturday in March of 2015 (exact date

to be announced later) to join East Bay Chapter and friends for another

laid back “Cruise To Castroville”.

Hope you enjoy a few pictures from the run on the next page.

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TRIVIA

Last month’s question: What was the first car to be offered with a “perpetual guarantee

Answer: The 1904 Acme, from Reading, PA. The

guarantee didn’t mean much though since the

Acme went out of business in 1911.(Thanks for

the right answer to Bob Hansen, Modesto

Chapter

This month’s question: What was the first car fitted with an alternator, rather than a direct current dynamo?

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“In the multitude of words sin is not lacking, but he who restrains his lips is wise”……………………………...Proverbs 10:19

EAST BAY CHAPTER

EAST BAY BANTER

BY: Ken Rogers

Hi from East Bay,

Our Artichoke Run, on March 8th, had a great turnout,

our best ever. The vintage vehicles cruising down

Highway 101 were looking good. Pezzini Farms, in

Castroville, was the destination. The store has a great

variety of items to purchase, and all the cruisers received

a bag of artichokes from East Bay Chapter. There was a

50/50 drawing that had a good payout. From Castroville, it

was on to Monterey, by most of the participants, for lunch.

The weather was like a summer day. Mark your calendars

for next year, we want to see you there.

Don’t forget, San Joaquin Chapter is having a run on

April 6th in Tracy, and the Easter Run is on April 12

th in

Lodi. Let’s support these runs. Our club members work

hard planning runs for all to enjoy.

FUN FORD FACTS

The Ford Mustang turns 50 this year. Gail Wise, at age

22 bought the first production Mustang in 1964. She paid

$3,447.50 for it, and still owns it today. Jay Leno owns

several Mustangs, including a 1965 Shelby GT-350. Steve

McQueen drove a Shelby GT-390 in the legendary 9

minute, 42 second chase scene in the 1969 movie ‘Bullitt’.

A 2014 Mustang V-6 premium convertible costs, today,

$31,610. There’s no extra charge for the all-time

favorite…RED.

DID YOU KNOW?

In 1903, the inventor of the windshield wiper, Mary

Anderson, got her inspiration as she watched motorists

wipe snow from their windshields with their hands. Ms.

Anderson’s design called for the driver to use a lever on

the inside of the automobile to manually activate “a

swinging arm that mechanically swept off the ice and

snow.” Eventually the windshield wiper became the

mechanized device that we’re still using today.

See Ya’

Ken Rogers

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Modesto Happenings

By:Bob Hansen

John Walsh’s 2000 Chevy daily driver sprung a leak in the transfer case (a $6 part typical of a Chevy), and he was able to fix it himself for about $400. Luckily Tom Tomberlin has a car hoist that he made available (along with his help) to work on it. John was advised “it’s gonna get messy”, but didn’t listen until he was covered in oil. After a phone call to Linda for clean clothes, and lots of clean-up, they were able to finish. Truck’s good as new! Doesn’t leak a drop!

March 9

th was the Stockton car show and swap meet. Tom

Tomberlin and Tom Day went there to pass out flyers, but were not allowed to do this both inside the car show and outside the swap meet. Bob and Susan Hansen went to view the rusty parts, and to look for new tires for the go-cart soon to be raffled. While the Turlock Swap Meet in January is a sea of rusty parts – I would say Stockton is a puddle. While we were walking around, I was quite pleasantly surprised to see Art Davis enjoying the day there. He is looking good, out of rehab, and getting stronger every day. Way to go, Art! See you at the Club runs.

John Walsh passed up activities this weekend to go on an annual pig hunt – there will be no bacon for breakfast in the Walsh household, and no pictures for publication.

Who’s Working on What Tom Day reports that his “all” ’29 pickup (formerly 29-30-31) has been taken to the paint shop. Hope to see the sparkling gold paint soon. Pictures, too.

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By: Karen Kleinert

Well, we have sprung our clocks forward and now it is time to dust off our trucks and go to the monthly car shows. In our

neck of the woods we have one every Friday night. My son’s girlfriend’s family call Friday’s no cook Friday’s. April 4th will be

the first of many Friday nights looking at great cars, talking to other car enthusiast’s and eating out. Oh, the waistline.

Art is officially home. He has a long road ahead of him. To top it off no sooner than coming home his Mom ended up in the

hospital with pneumonia. She is now at a care facility and is doing better, but has to get her lungs free of fluid in order for her

to come home. His Dad is living with him as Art has orders not to drive at the moment. And we just heard a couple of nights

ago that his grandson had been in the hospital with pneumonia for a couple of days. Art’s family has had a rough year all the

way around. So keep him in your thoughts as he keeps on recovering, as does his family.

Howard has been working diligently on the panel. He has the engine in it and actually drove it up and down the street in the

neighborhood. The goal is to get it ready for North South. It has been too long of a transformation so he cannot wait.

Another note both the Jim’s in our club (Jim Simmons and Jim Brown) lost their fathers in the last couple of months. Each

of them went peacefully. Jim Brown’s father was 100 and had taught exercise class at his care facility days before he passed.

Jim Simmons father was in his 70’s and did have some issues, but he went in his sleep. We want to give out our prayers to

these two as they both had a great a loss in their lives.

We hope to see everyone at the Easter Run. I will be taking orders for the jackets so if you are interested hunt me down.

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BY: Jim Dillinger

At long last there’s finally some news to report on the 7th Annual Silicon Valley Cruise. We’ve known for a long time that it

will be held on Saturday, May 3rd

, but other than that, there has been a huge lack of information about any of the particulars.

It’s now official, the starting point will be the parking lot behind the Pep Boys Auto Parts store located at 3780 Stevens Creek

Blvd., in the Santa Clara/San Jose area (not real sure where the exact boundary line is). This is one short block east of

Saratoga Ave. Registration will begin at 8:00 AM, with the cruise leaving there at 9:00 AM. As always, at the registration,

entrants will have complimentary coffee and donuts, receive their goody-bags (that have actual “goodies” in them, not all

flyers and catalogues), get their event t-shirts, and have a chance to see Pep Boys new “Speed Shop”.

From Pep Boys, the group will again travel throughout the Silicon Valley/South Bay area to stops of interest. Yes, one of the

stops will be a winery. The final stop will be at Saratoga Springs, a picturesque, park like setting in the foothills of the Santa

Cruz Mountains, where each participant will be able to relax, spend some time admiring the scenery (mother nature’s beauty,

and beautiful vehicles), and be fed a free feast fit for royalty. The menu consists of: Santa Maria BBQ Steak, Chicken Milano,

BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Saratoga Super Dogs, fresh garden salad, pasta salad, potato salad, chili beans, coleslaw, fruit salad,

garlic bread, dessert, and complimentary soda, beer & wine.

If you haven’t sent in your entry, hurry and get it in. TIME’S RUNNING OUT!! May 3rd

is just around the corner, and you

won’t want to be left out of this fantastic, fun filled day. You can find a flyer/entry form at the back of this newsletter. Fill it out,

send it in, and get ready to have a great cruise.

SEE YOU THERE!!

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2 round white cake layers (9 inch), cooled 2 cups boiling water 1 pkg. (6 oz.) JELL-O Lemon Flavor Gelatin 1 pkg. (3.4 oz.) JELL-O Lemon Flavor Instant Pudding 1 cup cold milk 3 cups thawed COOL WHIP Whipped Topping PLACE cake layers, top-sides up, in 2 clean 9-inch round pans. Pierce cakes with large fork at 1/2-inch intervals. ADD boiling water to gelatin mix; stir 2 min. until completely dissolved. Carefully pour over cake layers. Refrigerate 3 hours. BEAT pudding mix and milk in large bowl with whisk 2 min.; stir in COOL WHIP. Dip 1 cake pan in warm water 10 sec.; unmold onto plate. Spread with about 1 cup pudding mixture. Unmold second cake layer; carefully place on first cake layer. Frost top and side of cake with remaining pudding mixture. Refrigerate 1 hour.

We’re happy to report that Gary Bohn, Silicon Valley Chapter, is on the mend. His physical therapy is progressing

well, and if all goes well, he may even be home by the time your reading this blurb. Way to go Gary, it’s been a

long haul, and we’re really glad to hear you’ll be up and around soon.

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EVENTS (Events that are highlighted are sponsored by, or supported by F-100 Elite) (Listed events followed by *** have a flyer at

back of newsletter)

4/6/14…Car Show @ West Valley Mall. San Joaquin Chapter. Info: Earl @ 209-835-7629

4/12/14…39th Annual Easter Run. Delta Chapter Info: Don @510-724-6351 or Nancy @ 925-455-8342***

4/26/14…10th Annual Spring Fling Car Show, San Joaquin River Club, Tracy, CA. Info: Bea @ 209-914-5523***

4/27/14…Pacific Coast Dream Machines at Half Moon Bay. Info: Tim @ 650726-2328***

5/3/14…7th Annual Silicon Valley Cruise. Silicon Valley Chapter. Info: Jim @ 408-687-9237***

5/17/14…Classic Cruisers USA Annual Car Show, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. East end of the Safeway Shopping Center,

5655 Jarvis Ave. Newark, CA. Space is limited, so participation will be based on a first paid basis. Pre-register by april

20th for a free breakfast. Information: John 650-219-1275 or classiccruisersusa@yahoo.com ***

5/17/14…17th

Annual Maxwell Classic Car Show and Parade, located at Maxwell High School. Parade 9:30 AM to

10:30 AM. Show 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Information:vicki-wilson@hotmail.com***

5/25/14…5th Annual Bethel Remembers Car & Motorcycle Show.1201 Winchester Blvd., San Jose. All event proceeds

will be used to commission a 3ft x 9ft banner of a military hero killed in the line of duty. The banner displays the hero’s

picture and some special words of tribute contributed by the family. The banner will be unveiled to the family of the

fallen hero during a special segment of our stage presentation “Bethel Remembers.” The banner then goes into a

touring display that graces many different patriotic and military events across the country, and a small banner is given

to the family as a remembrance. Our goal is to keep the memory of these men and women alive. Information: Bethel

Church,: (408)246-6790

6/1/14…3rd

Annual Cruisin’ The Grove. Port City Chapter. Info: Art @ 209-476-9079***

6/13&14/14…Back To Graffiti. Modesto Chapter. Info: John @ 209-603-9157 or Linda @ 209-523- 4479***

6/21/14…Pickups Limited, Orange County Chapter presents the 32nd

Annual F-100 Western Nationals. Featherly

Park, 24001 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim, CA. Gates open at 6:00 AM. Free cruise on Friday. Information:

www.pickupslimited.com ***

7/20/14…Summer Bash. Modesto Chapter. Info: John @ 209-603-9157 or Linda @ 209-523-4479***

8/15 thru 17/14…44th Annual North-South F-100 Run. Ford F-100 Elite of Northern California and Pickup Limited of

Southern California. Info: North, Earl @ 209-835-7629, South, Rosie @ 562-692-8663***

9/14/14…F-100 Elite Anniversary Run. Sponsored by Ford F-100 Elite of Northern California Executive Board. Info:

Nancy @ 925-455-6342

9/21/14…6th Annual Car Show For The National Marfan Foundation. Modesto Chapter. Info: John @ 209-603-9157 or

Linda @ 209-523-4479***

10/26/14…Annual Pumpkin Run & Picnic. Livermore Chapter. Info: Nancy @ 925-455-6342***

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CHAPTER MEETINGS Delta...2nd Wednesday of each month, 6:00 PM Round Table Pizza, Olivera & Old Chicago Blvd., Concord Contact: Don & Sue Cox (510)724-6351 East Bay...1st and 3rd Thursday of each month, 7:30 PM, “My Café”, 4673 Thornton Ave, Freemont Contact: Jim & Edith Hannett (510)797-1252 Livermore...1st Tuesday of each month, 7:00 PM, Cattlemen's Restaurant, 2882 Kitty Hawk, Livermore Contact: Nancy Agrusa (925)455-8342 Modesto...1st Monday of each month, 7:00 PM, Fruityard Restaurant, Geer Rd. & Highway 132, Modesto Contact: John & Linda Walsh ((209)523-4479 Port City...1st. Wednesday of each month, 6:30PM, Royce Farms BBQ Restaurant, 10880 North Hwy99 at 8 mile Rd., Stockton. Contact: Art Davis (209) 475-9079 San Joaquin...2nd Wednesday of each month, 7:00 PM, Johnny’s Diner & Creamery, located in the Tracy Outlet Mall, 1005 E. Pescadero Ave., #24, Tracy. Contact: Earl & Judy Pecka (209) 835-7629 Silicon Valley...1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, 1

st Tuesday at 7:30 PM, Denny’s Restaurant, Corner of 1st St. and

Brokaw Rd. 3rd

Tuesday meeting place is decided on at each 1st Tuesday meeting. Contact: Jim & Margo Dillinger (408)687-

9237

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BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

BIRTHDAYS/

4/02/38 Wayne King, Modesto

4/06/39 Vern Solberg, Silicon Valley

4/2/48 Edith Hannett, East Bay

4/07/50 Gerry Chiulli, San Joaquin

4/24/51 Linda Rogers, East Bay

4/26/61 Adriana Anderson, East Bay

4/24/67 Matt Bo/ldy, Delta

4/07/?? George Withers, Livermore

4/29/?? John Welsh, Modesto

ANNIVERSARY WITH CLUB

4/10 Ralph & Sherrel Haverson, Modesto

4/10 Russell & Eunice Holland, Modesto

4/10 Mike Keller, Modesto

4/10 Carl & Linda Piercefield, Modesto

4/11 Paul & Joyce King, Modesto

4/11 Mike & Jennifer Wika, Modesto

4/12 Jeremy & Jessica Ambrose, Delta

4/13 Matt & Kelly Boldy, Delta

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

4/23/89 Gary & Kathy Bohn, Silicon Valley

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FOR SALE 1956 Ford F100. Trophy winning truck, Omaha orange with black interior, 302, Edelbrock 4 brl, Pertronix, C6, double A-arm front, single leaf rear, power front disc/drum rear, power steering, stereo, tinted glass, Grant steering wheel, new Michelins, great driver. $33,000 obo Contact: Kurt (Cambria, CA) 1.562.243.0781

FOR SALE: $25,000.00 1955 FORD F-100 Truck (55TWETY) 1996 Ground up restoration and totally garaged, 391 Engine with approximately 12,000 miles since rebuilt, C-6 Automatic transmission, Corvette rear end, Tilt front hood, Chevelle front end clip, All new U joints on all three drive lines, New bushings. Placed in Top 20 at Annual North/South Run 8 times between 1997 and 2011. Owned by Sydney Crosswhite. Call Earl Pecka 209-836-0267 for additional information.

FREE: I now have a pair of used chrome ones that I am willing to give to anyone interested in them.

Willie Sharp, Livermore Chapter Home: 925-846-8336 Cell: 925-963-9681

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FOR SALE: 1948 Ford F1 – body only. Have cab and bed, fenders, & running boards. No frame. $1500.00 O.B.O.

1956 Ford F600 cab only.Mostly surface rust. No frame. $2500.00 O.B.O I am open to trades depending what you have and if

I want it. My name is Jim Simmons and I am with the Port City Chapter. My phone number is as follows: 209-224-

4256.Contact me only between the hours of 11 AM and & 7 PM.

FOR SALE: For 56 F-100: Left defrost duct, $40. For 53-55 F-100: Cowl vent, $35. Right side deflector (behind grille),

sandblasted & painted, $40. Glove box hinges, good shape, $25 for the pair. Cowl vent support bracket for 53 thru 55, $20.

Battery box lid for 53 thru 55, $25. One pair of headlight buckets for 48 thru 55, $100. Heater block off plate to cover hole in

firewall, $20. 6 Volt blower motor, $40. F-250 Hood emblem for 56 (needs re-chrome), $75. All the above prices are OBO.

Wanted: Power steering assist for stock axle 56 F-100. Contact: Wayne, (650)615-0879

FOR SALE; 56 F-100 doors, $425 for the pair. Pete: (415)925-0981

FOR SALE: 55 Ford F-100, 390 C.I., w/automatic transmission, leather seat, new tires, good paint. $13,950.

Jimmy: (530)945-1511

WANTED; Power steering pump for Ford 302W. Contact Paul Thorn, (510)329-6918

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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson went camping.

They pitched their tent under the stars and went to sleep.

Sometime in the middle of the night Holmes woke Watson up and said: “Watson, look up at the stars, and tell me what you

see.”

Watson replied: “I see millions and millions of stars.”

Holmes said: “And what do you deduce from that?”

Watson replied: “Well, if there are millions of stars, and if even a few of those have planets, it’s quite likely there are some

planets like Earth out there. And if there are a few planets like Earth out there, there might also be life.”

And Holmes said: “Watson, you idiot, it means that somebody stole our tent.”

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ALL YEARS, MAKES AND MODELS WELCOME TO BE SHOWN

The World's Coolest Cars,

Fantastic Flying Machines, Custom Motorcycles, Quirky Contraptions Headline

HALF MOON BAY, CALIFORNIA ––

For a remarkable and singular experience, there's nothing that matches up to the Pacific Coast Dream Machines Show ––

Half Moon Bay's massive celebration of mechanical ingenuity, power and style known as the “Coolest Show on Earth”.

It's a whimsical, fascinating, amusing, curious and absolutely unique show and tell spectacle featuring 2,000 magnificent

driving, flying and working machines from the 20th and 21st centuries. The world's coolest cars of every era and style, model-

T fire engines, vintage busses, custom motorcycles, tricked out trucks, sleek streamliners, one-of-a-kind antique engines and

tractors and historic military aircraft will be among the mesmerizing displays.

The spectacular 24th annual show will return to a single-day mega-show format, April 27, 2014, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

at Half Moon Bay Airport, located in the picturesque seaside town of Half Moon Bay, CA about 20 miles south of San

Francisco.

It's one of the west coast's biggest, baddest gatherings of the world's coolest cars. Every automotive style and era will be

represented among the mesmerizing displays –– tricked-out hot rods, customs, muscle cars, street machines, lowriders,

modified imports, sporty compacts, kit cars, touring, luxury and sports cars –– complete with rumbling engines, impeccable

detail work, and sparkling chrome.

Motorcycles will include everything from antique turn-of-the-century models, high-performance sport, racing and off-road bikes

to the hottest custom bikes of the modern era.

All vehicles are welcome to be shown.

Additional displays include exceptional vintage warbirds, classics from the 40's and 50's and homebuilt aircraft, Model T fire

engines, vintage busses, antique engines and tractors, helicopter and bi-plane rides, kinetic art and rolling sculptures.

To show a car or motorcycle, the registration fee is $30 good for both days ($40 for entries postmarked after April 15) and

includes a dash plaque and admission for two people.

To show a car, the registration fee is $30 ($40 for entries postmarked after April 15) and includes a dash plaque and

admission for two people.

Spectator admission is $20 for adults, $10 for ages 11-17 and 65+, and $5 for kids age 10 and under. Tickets are available at

the gate only.

Half Moon Bay Airport, at 9850 N. Cabrillo Highway, is located on Highway 1, about 20 miles south of San Francisco and 5

miles north of Highway 92.

Register on-line at http://miramarevents.com/dreammachines/register/

The show is the major annual benefit event for the Coastside Adult Day Health Center.

For information, call 650-726-2328 or visit

http://www.miramarevents.com/dreammachines

Please note: If your club or group wishes to park together at the show, please meet off-site and arrive together. We

will do our best to accomodate you.

FOR BEST BETS/HIGHLIGHT BOX/CALENDAR LISTINGS

MEDIA CONTACT: Tim Beeman 650-726-3491

WEBSITE: http://www.miramarevents.com/dreammachines

DOWNLOAD 300 DPI JPEGS: http://www.miramarevents.com/dreammachines/photo-downloads.html

FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pacific-Coast-Dream-Machines-Show/58603493859

TWITTER: https://twitter.com/#!/miramarevents

PACIFIC COAST DREAM MACHINES SHOW

HALF MOON BAY'S FESTIVAL OF MAGNIFICENT MACHINES, “THE COOLEST SHOW ON EARTH”

APRIL 27, 2014 –– 10 AM TO 4 PM –– HALF MOON BAY (CA) AIRPORT

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Join us for the premier cruise/poker run through the

Silicon Valley. Fun with great cars & trucks, good

friends, and fabulous stops of interest. There will be

something of interest for just about anyone’s taste. The cruise begins at 9:00 AM

Starting point to be determined

GGAARRYY BBOOHHNN PPRREESSEENNTTSS

7th

ANNUAL SILICON VALLEY CRUISE

HOSTED BY

THE SILICON VALLEY CHAPTER OF FORD F-100 ELITE OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014

single entry-$35

double entry -$45

FFUUNN FFOORR EEVVEERRYYOONNEE

OPEN TO ALL VEHICLE MAKES AND MODELS

SUPER RAFFLE, 50/50 RAFFLE, FREE T-SHIRT & DASH PLAQUE WITH EACH ENTRY

FOR INFORMATION: Jim, (408)687-9237 or jmd.ca@comcast.net

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Silicon Valley Chapter

222000111444 SSSIIILLLIIICCCOOONNN VVVAAALLLLLLEEEYYY CCCRRRUUUIIISSSEEE

Name_________________________________Club_____________________

Address___________________________________Phone________________

City_________________________________State_________Zip___________

Vehicle Make & Model___________________________Year______________

E-Mail_____________________________

T-Shirt: (_____Sm) (_____Med) (_____Lrg) (_____XL) (_____XXL) (______XXXL) XXL and XXXL T-Shirts add $2 to entry fee

Pre-order additional T-Shirts for $14 each Single Entry: $35 Double Entry (one car-two people): $45 Amount Enclosed: _______

Publication Release Form: I hereby consent to the use and publication of photos which may appear intentionally or unintentionally in any publication, as a result of my participation in this event. I understand that said photographs are the sole property of Ford F-100 Elite of Northern California, Silicon Valley Chapter and/or their authorized agents. By my signature, I state that I am fully capable to authorize the above statement, legally or otherwise.

Liability Release Form: Entrants and participants, by execution of this entry form, release and discharge Ford F-100 Elite of Northern California, their officers, employees agents, representatives, servants, and anyone else connected with the presentation of the Silicon Valley Cruise from any and all known and unknown damages, injuries, losses, judgments, and or claims from any causes whatsoever that may be suffered by any entrants or participants to their person or property.

I have read and filled out this form, and I understand and will abide by all rules and stated restrictions:

Signature________________________________________Date__________________

Make checks payable to: F-100 Elite, Silicon Valley Chapter

Mail entry and payment to: F-100 Elite, Silicon Valley Chapter 14552 Horseshoe Dr. Saratoga, CA 95070

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May 17th, 2014 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Music*Trophies*Raffles*Restaurants on-site East end of Safeway Shopping Center

5655 JARVIS AVE.

NEWARK, CA. 94560

Pre-Register by April 30, 2014 for a FREE BREAKFAST

$25 FOR PRE-REGISTRATION, T-SHIRT AND DASH PLAQUE

CLASSIC CRUISERS, USA – P.O. BOX 541, NEWARK, CALIFORNIA 94560

WEB SITE www.classiccruisersusa.org EMAIL

ClassiccruisersUSA@yahoo.com

For information contact John @(650) 219-1275

SPACE IS LIMITED, SO PARTICIPATION WILL BE BASED ON A FIRST PAID

BASIS

DAY OF SHOW REGISTRATION IF AVAILABLE WILL BE $30.

PARKING OPENS AT 8:30 AM FOR PARTICIPANTS RAIN OR SHINE

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ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS!!

The photo shown below is to let everyone know that there is going to be another order for club jackets

placed soon. Anyone wanting to get a club jacket needs to contact Karen Kleinert (Port City Chapter) and

let her know how many, what size(s), etc. We THINK the price is going to stay at $75, but at this time it’s

not guaranteed. It could go up, or down, depending on number of jackets ordered, as well as any recent

price fluxuations in the garment industry. You can reach Karen at 209-478-1356.

(This is on the last page because I forgot to put it in the main body of the newsletter before I had

everything else entered, and I’m too lazy to re-format the whole document to put this up front where it

should have been in the first place)