May/June/July 2014 Volume 19, Issue 3 Old Farts Racing...

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May/June/July 2014 Volume 19, Issue 3

Old Farts Racing Team®

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Old Fart Reunion Page 1 Car of the Issue Page 2 More Reunion Page 5 Hot August Nights Page 6 Sometimes Page 7 Kiwanis Cruisin Kids Page 8 Gary’s Tech Tip Page 9 Bob’s Big Boy Veterans Page 10 Suicide Prevention Page 11 American Legion Show & Old Farts Bios Page 12 Loma Linda Page 13 Endmill Page 14 Deacon Guardrail Page 16 Moustache Mike Page 18 Event Flyers Page 19, 20, 21, Misc. Stuff Page 22 Calendar Page 23 Our List is Growing Page 24


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Old Farts Racing Team® Newsletter, - Published

Quarterly (Mostly) Old Farts Racing Team,

PO Box 56041, Riverside, CA. 92507

OLD FARTS REUNION Well guys, #19 is in the books with the 20th right around the corner. In all the years that we have been doing the Old Farts Reunion, I would never have thought that a woman would be making us money. Lila that was fantastic!!!!!! Kudos to you and your gals Betty, Doreen, Margret & Barbara on the Reverse Bingo game, it was a HIT. Was that James Brown that said “this is a man’s world” he’s wrong. THANKS GIRLS Hey did you see the NEW cook working with Mick, Pete & Jess? It looks like someone came out of retire-ment, yeah that’s right Uncle Larry,

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Old Farts Ride of the Issue

Car of the Issue This is Fred Wann’s 1951 Willys, it has a 1977 corvette chassis, zz4 crate motor, 700r4 trans, 1977 corvette rear end, 1977 corvette 4 wheel disc brakes, 1977 corvette tilt & telescoping steering column, power win-dows, and vintage air . Fred was one of the first to send in his pictures when we started ask-ing for Car of Issue submission’s. If you want to have your car considered for car of the issue, Email us at [email protected] with a picture of the car and all the information needed to write about it. Make sure to include a phone number in case we have any questions. Remem-ber we will probably get a lot submitted and we only put out 4 issues a year so be patient with us.

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you look like you didn’t forget a thing and thanks to all the girls Karen, Donna, Blondie & Sharon because good looks is what sold those burgers. Did anyone no-tice the (2) in the kitchen making breakfast? It was the world fa-mous Eddie Mata & John Calvert volunteering their time for the post – Thanks guys.

Old Farts of the Year Award went to Jan & Leo Newman, they are some of the first members of this car club and they have always been willing to help with misc. like bike rail, parking, picking up after show’s etc…

It’s Only a Car Show Award was given to Henry Hemborg by last year’s recipient, Ray Carr.


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...continued from page 3 Old Fart’s 18th Reunion

There was an award given by the American Legion & the Old Farts Racing Team that was a “Special Thank You” for all the work he has put into the post, right on John Angelo, you are making this place happen. Thanks again to the raffle crew, Mark, Matt & Linda - The Trophy chicks, Breann & Shawna -The Park-ing Crew, Roy, Tim, Larry & Guy - Mu-

sic Man, Surfer Dave – Jeff Sweeden for donating back your winnings on the Reverse Bin-go to the construction fund and Edie for the AWESOME National Anthem, you touch ALL of us.

Thanks to ALL for making this a GREAT reunion…….. Dave B #182

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Our Annual Reunion started off with a cooler than usual morning, with lots of early birds to the show. The clouds soon burned off and the show was off to a good start. There were lots of cars, and lots of fun to be had. One of the new parts of the usual show, was our fundraiser. We played re-verse bingo, and along with Lila, Mary Nelson, Doreen, Margaret Miles, and Mrs. Betty Volk and her friend, Barbara, we had a good thing going. There were 4 games, and 4 winners. We sold out the squares by 10:30am. We GIVE A BIG THANK YOU to all who participated, also.. One of the winners, was Mike/Joyce Woodward. He donated back to the OFRT's his winnings of $125.00, and we raised a total of $625.00. What a suc-cess. We will do that again in October, at our Reconstruct the American Legion show. So, bring your lucky numbers, and purchase a square. Good Luck to all who will participate. The car show was a success, also. We had over 72 prizes raffled, a 50/50 that was worth $200.00+ dollars and lots of breakfast and lunch. Breakfast was cooked by the American Legion folks, and lunch was by the famous OFRT cooks and servers. They are the reason we come to eat. The ladies at the ta-bles to collect the money, and hand out the food, included Karen Mehas, Sha-ron Preston, Donna King, and Lisa Wikert. If I left anyone out, I am sorry. After the awards at 3:00pm, the show was over, and another successful OFRT event was completed. LIla

More Old Fart’s 18th Reunion

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Hot August Nights 2014 Weather was unpredictable as usual we had scattered thunder storms! We were the only 3 old farts this year at the event. The Barrett Jackson auction was busy and brought lots of people to Reno! Big boy toy store had all the lastest car products available.

The judges left a lit-tle to be desired in there skills at the Peppermill! The cadillac pi-ano man came again and enter-tained the crowds and also said to give his best to the New-mans lol! Slick willy had few jackpots to keep him well for the trip

but sad to report no royal flushes! Over all the trip was fun had a safe drive up and back. Looking forward to next year! Denise

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S O M E T I MES

Sometimes....when you cry.... no one sees your tears.

Sometimes....when you are in pain....

no one sees your hurt.

Sometimes....when you are worried.... no one sees your stress.

Sometimes....when you are happy....

no one sees your smile.

But FART !! just ONE friggin' time.....

And everybody notices!!

And You thought this was going to be one of those heart-touching stories!

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Kiwanis Club of Rancho Cucamonga Cruisin for Kids

120 CARS, GOOD WEATHER, WILD THANG STARTED THINGS OFF, OFRT HELPED MAKE THINGS GO.

Pat O.

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Old Farts Parts Do you have any parts you want to get

rid of? You can list them on our Old Farts Parts Facebook page.

You can list Cars, Trucks, Engines, Transmissions, Tires, Tools, Anything

Automotive Related is Welcome.

Gary’s Tech tip

Attention ATT, SBCGlobal, and Yahoo Email Customers! Recently the yahoo mail servers had a massive malware attack. If you accessed your email online within the last month, you may have been infected. If your machine is acting weird or just extra slow, I highly suggest doing thorough scans with your favorite Antivirus and Anti-malware pro-grams. I personally use Avast Anti-Virus, Spybot Search & Destroy, and Malewarebytes to clean my systems. Please not, this only affects people that go online to check their email, Outlook and other email programs are not affected. If you need more advice, you can contact me with my card in-fo below

G.W.

The 12 Most Embarrassing Cars from the Last Decade 12. Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet 11. Chevrolet HHR 10. Honda Element 9. Chrysler PT Cruiser 8. Pontiac Aztek 7. Lincoln Town Car

6. Subaru Baja 5. Volkswagen New Beetle 4. Chevrolet SSR 3. Hummer H2 2. Nissan Cube 1. Smart ForTwo

If your car is on the list, Sorry ‘bout that.

Do you have any parts you want to get rid of? You can list them on our Old Farts Parts Facebook page.

So far we’ve listed Engines, Transmissions, Intakes, Ignitions, Dash boards, Chromed Oil Pans, and much more. Anything Automotive Related is Welcome.

Who knows, you may find that one part you’ve been looking for.

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Bobs Big Boy City of Norco Veterans Memorial fundraiser On Saturday August 2, 2014 We had a fundraising Car Show to raise money for a Veterans Memorial being built in Norco CA to be used for many years to come by Veterans. We worked for a very long time, partnering with the City of Norco, to make this a Successful Event. We at Bob's though our generous donations from the Hot Rod folks, and our raffle, we raised over $2000. I'd like to Thank James and Laurie Smallwood, for all of there time and energy that they put into this event. I'd like to Thank all of the folks that donat-ed raffle items, and all of those folks that bought raffle tickets. I'd also like to Thank the City of Norco for there support. A special Thank You to Stater Brothers for bringing out there 1947 cab and trailer a 10 wheeler grocery delivery truck. You normally only see this truck at huge car shows like San Bernadinos old Route 66. It was the highlight of my personal car show career. Stater Brothers really supports the com-munity. The city of Norco is celebrating there 50 year anniversary. Our local Stater Brothers market in Norco has also been here 50 years! A long with the Ford Mustang and the Beatles, 1964 was a great year indeed. Our Car Show was followed by a good, old fashioned Sock Hop in the Riley Gym, put on with the City of Norco. I'd like to call this event fundraising, but even though it was a ton of work, it really was FUN-raising!!! With Fun being had by all. Our next Fundraising Event will be kicking off the Christmas Season with Santa himself. Saturday November 29, 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM

A benefit for Foster Care Kids and Needy Senior Citizens for a non profit group Angels, Elves, and others. We will have a live band ... A HUGE raffle ( We'll take any do-nations ) fyi ... Our Famous Pie Walks, and of course Awards. Thanks so much Rodders for your support. Love and Hugs Charyle Bob's Big Boy 3521 Hamner Ave

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Old Farts Bio’s Roy Goode #146 Roy was born in Corona, CA and was raised in Riverside. He graduated from Poly High School in 1954. He worked for his dad at Motor Supply for 10 years before going to Owl Automotive where he ran their shop for the next 35 years. He followed that up by going to Colton Auto Parts where he retired in 2001. Af-ter retiring he has been working at the Auto Auction for the last 16 years. Roy has a son and daughter with 2 grand kids and 5 great grandchildren. His ride is a 1970 VW Bug. Roy’s favorite food is Mexican! Roy is always a big help at our events. Tim Goode #? Tim was born in Riverside, CA and graduated from Ramona High School in 1976. You guessed it, Tim is Roy’s son. Tim worked at GE Communications for NASA for 12 years and is now employed by Ericsson Telecom for 14 years where he is a Network Integrator. Tim has been married to Sharon for one year. He has 2 kids and 2 yorkies. His ride is a 1950 Ford Panel. His favorite food is Mexican. We can always count on Tim when we need help.

AMERICAN LEGION 3RD HALLOWEEN SHOW OCTOBER 26, 2014

Our reconstruction show will be here before you know it and we will be asking for trophy donations, $25.00, $50.00 & $100.00 +, this will go towards the bath-room remodel which will have an estimated cost of $25,000.00. As you can see the Legion is shaping up and all teams are on board, The American Legion, The Sons of the American Legion & The American Legion Riders, they are also rais-ing money for the bathroom remodel. This does NOT mean we slow down on raising money, we have a long way to go so, please ask your buddies in busi-ness to donate a $100.00 spot or put your family name on a trophy. The vets

that come in here for a coke or beer really appreciate it. PLEASE DO NOT BE AFRAID TO SPEND YOUR KIDS INHERITANCE,

just think without vets you may not have any……. Please make checks out to: American Legion Construction Fund and mail

to: Waynes Engine

2200 Business Way Riverside, CA 92501

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Are You Busy Right Now? Would you be interested in some

great mindless entertainment? Come on over to the website and check out

the Members Rides Car Puzzles Page. It’s sure to keep you occupied for at

least an hour or so, maybe more.

Find Us On Facebook! Yes! We actually have a facebook page!

Just Click Old Farts Racing Team, And like our page.

You’ll get random pictures and facts, Maybe even something useful.

Loma Linda Children’s Hospital Monday June 16, 2014

Loma Linda Children’s Hospital celebrated Luke the Lions Birthday. This is an annual event established by Big Hearts for Little Hearts Loma Linda Guild. The Old Farts Racing Team participated in the celebration along with Teen Challenge. Entertainment was provided by The Wonderelles. Our very own Richard Wyatt and Roberto Garcia joined in as part of the entertainment, they were very good sports. The children were walked down a red carpet with their caregivers to view the Classic Cars. Balloons were flying from each car. A Classic Fire Engine was there distributing Fire Hats. A nice Lunch was served along with Birthday Cake. The event is held annually to bring smiles to the children whose struggles are hard for us to imagine. Being there opened our hearts and brought smiles to our faces as well. Proud to be an Old Fart. Harry Alford, Joe & Linda Byers, Roberto & Lupe Garcia, Henry & Janene Hem-borg, Ralph Joseph, Phil & Sharon Preston, Dan Welch, Rich-ard Wyatt & Manuel Za-more attend-ed.

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‘Side the ‘Mill Up against the writer’s block wall

By Rotten Rodney

Hey, y’all know what this is, right? It’s “writer’s block” and if memory over-serves me, we’ve talked about this before, so consider the following a quick refresher. Now I just went—hate to say it, but—“online” and accordin’ to the newfangled ‘lectronic Funk ‘n’ Wagnall, writer’s block is “the condition of being unable to think of what to write or how to proceed with writing.”

Well, here we are again. It’s deadline time and like the time before and the time before that, yours truly is up against the writer’s block wall, in need of a no-tion. For some time now I’ve toyed with the idea of writing a thoughtful and detailed story (or “farticle” as we call ‘em here) about—nothin’. At times like these I’m tempted just to look around and write about the very first thing I see. Oh, wait. On second thought,

perhaps the second thing I see might be more appropriate for the G-rated, family-friendly, Old Farts Racing Team’s Gaseous Gazette.

Back to writer’s block: sometimes a writer’s block breakthrough is made just by sleepin’ on it, but no, not this particular time as still, I lay here notionless. At this point I remain optimistic about salvaging this downward-spiraling tale o’—nothin’. However, without other options I’ve no choice but to implement the original Plan-B. So, like it or not, we’re goin’ with the second thing I see.

In the we-wee hours o’ this mornin’, the second thing I see looks a little hazy, but through the haze I can tell for sure that it’s lovingly delivered by a beautiful woman. As the lingering haze begins to clear, here comes the offer-ing: a rich cup o’ mountain-groan coffee—in bed. Now this could fuel some creative inspiration as I must confess that I’m touched by such warmness, but dag-nabbitt, the dream changes, I’ve wet myself again, so I probably shouldn’t write about the third thing I see either.

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Right about now y’all might be thinkin’ this here farticle is a piece o’ crap in the mak-ing, and of course you’re right, but hey, it’s deadline time and I’m unprepared. In addi-tion to that, I’m not feelin’ creative. Mean-while, the Rotten Archives are overflowing, so I can always recycle some (just a few this time) old photos and poop this out as I go.

So, how many are still with me—two? That’s good. Either of you two may recognize this photo from a previous farticle. That one spotlighted technological advance-ments in anal hygiene; from primitive man’s leaves ‘n’ rocks, to now-traditional paper products, which really haven’t evolved much—until recently, that is.

An issue or three back we alluded to an impending Part 2 of the aforementioned anal farticle. However, since both of you who actually read these rants demand an interspersion of tech these days, I’d best stop right here as I fear that the hands-on, technical portion could get sticky.

Anyway, I just went back and read all this—and sure enough, it stinks. Still lookin’ to save it, I realize that I’d better change course quick—or better yet, start all over. This time around, perhaps we should query: apart from old cars, what else interests Old Farts—flatulence? Oh no, here we go again.

R.R.

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Are You Busy Right Now? Would you be interested in some

great mindless entertainment? Come on over to the website and check out

the Members Rides Car Puzzles Page. It’s sure to keep you occupied for at

least an hour or so, maybe more.

Find Us On Facebook! Yes! We actually have a facebook page!

Just Click Old Farts Racing Team, And like our page.

You’ll get random pictures and facts, Maybe even something useful.

Deacon Guardrail Some of you know that about a year and a half – two years ago I had my poor ol’ ’55 up for sale. I’m glad to say that it’s now off the market and I would like to share with you the circumstances that led up to all of these things. Here is something that I posted on a Hot Rod builder’s message board back in May of 2013: Back when I was about 12 years old, we had a customer at Ed Martin Garage Inc. by the name of Ralph Hinton who was about the grumpiest old guy that you can imagine; I mean, he was so bad that every time Ralph would step foot in the shop, I would do my best to avoid him – he was just flat-out grumpy; that is until he retired and became one of the nicest people that you could ever meet. Seemingly over-night, Ol’ Ralph became one of my favorite customers, I no longer tried to hide when he stepped foot in the shop. I remember thinking to myself that I hope that I never end up like Ralph – hating my job so much that I projected that hatred on everything that I became involved with. Of course, I loved working on cars so being like Ol’ Ralph could never happen to me. Over the last couple of years, I’ve been turning into Ralph Hinton. With all of the changes to my business, my home town and seemingly every other thing in my life, I’ve been turning into a first class grump! Those who are closest to me can attest to this progression into curmudgeoness. What to do? Retirement seemed to work for Ol’ Ralph – so it made sense to pursue just that – I figured that I could sell off everything and retire to the good life in – oh, I don’t know, maybe Atascadero; it’s just 25 minutes to the beach down a curvy road and I could help Chuck Jennings with the walnut har-vest, yes siry Bob – the good life. So, for the past year or so, Pam and I have been doing our best to figure out how to make this retirement thing work out. Generally speaking, if you’ve worked for the same company for over 40 years you might start off with walking into H.R.


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Have you Checked out our Website Lately?

www.OldFartsRacingTeam.us Events with pictures are being

added all the time, as well as our calendar of upcoming events

Discount Directory The discount directory is being

upgraded, we now have 3 categories of listings. So please, don’t forget to

stop by the Discount Directory and support our advertisers.

and discussing your desire to hang it up; not so in family business. Divesting yourself of things accumulated over 79 years of business is a daunting task at best so - Pam and I were trying to do things in the most sensible manner in which we could. In the middle of April, a fellow garage business owner and I had discus-sions concerning the sale of Ed Martin Garage Inc. On the morning that I was to give the interested party a dollar figure of what I wanted for the business, Pam and I were following our morning routine of prayer. Over the years, we have found that whenever we have a big decision to make it just makes sense to do our homework first and then commit it to prayer. During our prayer time it became very evident that selling the business and retiring was the WRONG thing to do. I told Pam that I was uncomfortable with selling and she replied that she was uncomfortable too. We have decided to not pursue retirement at this time and I’m here to tell you that a gigantic weight has been lifted off our shoul-ders! Now for the curmudgeoness problem. A good friend of mine directed my attention to an article in Streetscene magazine by Jim Rowlett. Jim used the il-lustration of a black dot in the middle of a piece of paper and how we tend to focus on the little black dot and not the big piece of paper. Bingo! I’ve been black dottin’ it! I’ve been focusing on the negative aspects of my life and if you really look at them, they’re a little black dot on the nice big clean piece of paper. I’ve been wanting to get outa Dodge and as it turns out, Dodge ain’t so bad af-ter all. I think that we all go through similar situations at different times in our lives. I know that if we take the time to commit these situations to God in prayer that He will show us the right path. If we depend upon the infinite wisdom of God instead of our own pea-brains – we can make the right decisions saving ourselves a lot of heartache. D.G.

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TACO NIGHT!!!! Come Down to the American Legion Hall #79 on the 2nd

Tuesday of every month and join us for Tacos!

Click here for a Map.

“Moustache Mike Says” A.N.R.A. Is Back!

Here are the ANRA 2013 season dates Spring Nationals This Weekend Summer nationals August 23-25 Season finals October 11-13

www.ANRA.com

Mustache Mikes Mumblings

Wow! June 2014 marks twenty years of OFRT fun. This years re-nuion was great as usual, lots of neat cars and both new and old friends. Congrats to long time OFRT member Jan Newman, this years Old Fart of the year. It's really something how twelve guys having a barbecue Friday nights has turned into the group of twenty-three hundred plus people put-ting on car shows and having fun. The Antique Nationals was also in June at Fontana Dragway. As most of you know the Antique Nats in 1994 was our first outing as a club. This year we had several cars participating. OFRT members Bobby Clark And Harry Graun made it to the final rounds in bracket one and bracket two, while Bill Clark and yours truly got whooped a bit earlier. Dutch Sick-lesteel finally got his Fiat Topolino out to the track and made three passes basically testing. The car went straight and looks really neat. I look for Dutch to be really fast in the near future. Since LACR closed the Antique Nats have been held at Fontana and Irwindale. Both of these tracks have good things about them, but they just don't have the nostalgic feel of LACR. Now admittedly the racing surface was not the best and the pits were pretty dirty but it had the feel of the old time drag strips. At this time it looks like Fontana is going to be the An-tique Nats home and that is probably a good thing as it's a quarter mile track and it's close to home. M.M.

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Misc. Stuff

Old Farts Racing Team, PO Box 56041, Riverside, CA. 92507 Email [email protected]

Website: www.oldfartsracingteam.us Old Farts Hotline: 951-242-9575

Welcome To All New Old Farts !! Welcome all new members to the Old Farts Racing Team! Our sole purpose is to have old fash-

ioned drag racing fun. You do not need a car to have fun, come with someone who is participating, be a spectator, or build your own car. Gatherings are held on the second Tuesday of every month, at the American Legion Hall #79 at Fairmont Park in Riverside. We have no club officers. We have

what we call “meetings”, or bullshit sessions, for lack of a better term.

Thank You to the crew that helps with the OFRT newsletter, without their hard work, this newsletter wouldn’t happen. Mark Godfrey, Dave Bertino, Sharon Preston, Diane Olvera, Lila Bashim-Casteloes, Willie Martin, “Rotten” Rodney Bauman, Mike Woodward, Andrea Kaus, Russell Utz, Steve Johnson, Denise Wasson-Martinez, Charyle Trujillo, and a few others that I just can’t remember right now. G.W.

Would you like to be a sponsor of the OFRT newsletter? We could sure use a couple more sponsors to help pay for the yearly running costs of our website and newsletter. The cost is $25 a year, and you get your business card in our newsletter, (4 issues a year) and it’s also put in our discount directory in the preferred section.

I would like to spotlight Andrea Kaus for always taking the most amazing pic-tures of our events, she not only takes pics of our horsepower, but she has a great collection of horse photos too. you can check out all her photos anytime at cha-osgraphics.com. Helpful Hint: I really enjoyed her collection by making the pics run a slideshow full screen, you can really see the details of all the great rides.

We are up to 2369 Members!!!

Would like your car to be considered for Car of the Issue? Email us at [email protected] with a picture of the car and all the information needed to write about it. Make sure to include a phone num-ber in case we have any questions. Remember we will probably get a lot sub-mitted and we only put out 4 issues a year so be patient with us.

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Old Farts Events Calendar Date What When Where Contact Info

Sept 5 Farmer Boys Woodcrest 4pm Riverside Map

Sept 9 OFRT Monthly Dinner 6pm Riverside American Legion #79

Sept 12 Tuxies Drive-in Cruise 5pm Riverside Map

Sept 21 VFW Post 10267 Car Show 9am Glen Avon Flyer

Oct 3 Farmer Boys Woodcrest 4pm Riverside Map

Oct 5 Veterans Memorial Car Show 8am Loma Linda Flyer

Oct 10 Tuxies Drive-in Cruise 5pm Riverside Map

Oct 14 OFRT Monthly Dinner 6pm Riverside American Legion #79

Oct 26 American Legion Halloween Show 8am Riverside Flyer

Nov 7 Farmer Boys Woodcrest 4pm Riverside Map

Nov 11 OFRT Monthly Dinner 6pm Riverside American Legion #79

Nov 14 Tuxies Drive-in Cruise 5pm Riverside Map

Dec 5 Farmer Boys Woodcrest 4pm Riverside Map

Dec 9 OFRT Monthly Dinner 6pm Riverside American Legion #79

Dec 12 OFRT Christmas Party 6:30pm Riverside Flyer

Dec 12 Tuxies Drive-in Cruise 5pm Riverside Map

Jan 2 Farmer Boys Woodcrest 4pm Riverside Map

Jan 9 Tuxies Drive-in Cruise 5pm Riverside Map

Jan 13 OFRT Monthly Dinner 6pm Riverside American Legion #79

Feb 6 Farmer Boys Woodcrest 4pm Riverside Map

Feb 10 OFRT Monthly Dinner 6pm Riverside American Legion #79

Feb13 Tuxies Drive-in Cruise 5pm Riverside Map

OFRT’s Monthly Meeting/Dinner Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of

every month at the American Legion Hall #79 at 2979 Dexter Dr. Fairmont Park in Riverside.

Map to American Legion #79

Tuxie’s Drive-In Cruise Night Tuxie’s Drive-In Cruise Night is held on the

second Friday of every month from 5pm to 8pm. Come on down and join us! Map to Tuxie’s Drive-In

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Our list is growing.

These are the businesses that will honor your Club I.D. Card for a discount on parts and services Please let us know if you have any other businesses that would like to participate

Audio Shoppe 6760 Central Ave. Riverside, CA 92504 951-787-0550

Bonaco Performance Line 1846 W. 11th St., Unit I Upland, CA 91786 909-985-3429 www.bonacoinc.com

Budget Transmissions Inc.* 2129 3rd Street Riverside, CA 92507 951-683-0774

Buds Tire Pros 8651 Indiana Ave Riverside, CA 92504 951-351-1319

Buds Tire Pros 22510 Allesandro Blvd Moreno Valley, CA 92553 951-653-0707 www.budstirepros.com

California Performance Transmission 5502 Engineer Dr. Huntington Beach, CA 800-278-2277

Carburetors 2622 Main St. Riverside, Ca. 92501 951-684-1171

Dynamic Powder Coating 1265 N. Fitzgerald Unit A Rialto, CA 92376 909-873-1413

EGGE Obsolete Engine Parts 11707 Slauson Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 562-945-3419

Hand Carved Acrylic Sculpture & Eng. 5589 E. Overlook Dr. Rancho Cucamonga, CA 909-463-1510

Hemborg Ford Parts & Fleet * (call Henry Hemborg for Fleet

951-315-0790) 1900 Hamner Ave., Norco, CA 951-737-6151

James Riner & Associates* Financial Advisors* 1706 Plum Lane, St 109 Redlands, CA 92374 909-792-3844 www.jamesriner.com

Johnson Electrical Services* 3408 Russell Street Riverside, CA. 951-347-5215 www.johnsonelectricalservices.co

Kuma Tire & Wheel 6589 Magnolia Ave. Riverside, Ca. 92506 951-684-1852

Lilmonster Computer Service * 4021 Rosewood Pl. Riverside, CA. 92506 951-682-4520 www.lilmonster.com

Luke’s Transmissions Inc. 6133 Mission Blvd. Riverside, CA 92509 951-328-0006

McIntosh Real Estate* Nancy Chaffee 3988 Merrill Avenue Riverside, CA. 92506 951-682-3280

Muscle Cars USA 12395 Mils Ave. Unit 10 Chino, CA 91710 909-627-0101

Orange Show Speedway 689 S. “E” St San Bernardino, Ca 92408 909-885-9000

Rainbow Bolt & Supply, Inc. 4030 Garner Road Riverside, CA 92501 951-684-3870

Riverside Mission Florist * 3900 Market St.

Riverside, Ca 951-369-8150 www.riversidemissionflorist.com

Riverside Paint Co. 2475 N. Main St. #A Riverside, Ca 92501 951-276-9411

Riverside Plating Co. 4728 Felspar St. Riverside, Ca 92509 951-681-6798

Riverside Transmission Center 12321 Sampson St. Unit A Riverside, Ca 92503 951-279-7833

Rodco Street Rod * 2475 Main St. Riverside, Ca 951-683-3010

Rubidoux Tire 5949 Mission Blvd. Riverside, Ca

Starbucks Customs 12391 Sampson Ave #S Riverside, Ca 92503 951-735-6053

Ted’s Rod Shop* 6990 Jurupa, #103 Riverside, CA. 92504 951-785-8337 www.tedsrodshop.com

Top Dawg Auto Repair * 4380 Market St. Riverside, Ca. 92501 951-686-6828.

Wanda’s Upholstery 2324 N. Cabrera Ave. San Bernardino, Ca 92411 909-887-6434

Wayne’s Engine Rebuilding * 2200 Business Way Riverside, Ca 951-684-2222 www.waynesengines.com

*Members of the Old Farts Racing Team

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