I have done a lot, Daveen and I have taken many great drives, I’ve
replaced the dash and had the instruments restored and
now I’m getting a new set of tires to replace the 20
year old ones so we will be all set for the drive to
Monterey for the GOF.
In the last issue of the OT I forgot to thank Pat Gaston for her
work as unofficial advisor to the Chairman. Those of
you who were at the March meeting will remember that
she was a great help in reminding me how the elections
were announced. Pat also is there to fill in for any
absent committee person at the board meetings. I
would also like to thank Jack Arntzen who is our
unofficial meeting membership counter. You may notice
him at the meeting trying to figure out how many
members are in attendance. He usually does this
during the break when everyone is walking around so at
the next meeting if you see Jack staring at you he’s
just trying to get an accurate count.
George Kershaw
has put together an impressive array of events for
this year. We have some brand new events, such as the
Hot Dog Hop and some old favorites including the
Hollywood Hills tour and the London to Brighton run.
The first event to kick off the New Year is Lloyd
Hendrickson’s Riverside International Automotive
Museum Tour on April 19th. It should be a great tour
and I’ve heard that they have a very nice Riley on
display (wonder who it could have belonged to before
the museum got it).
A few reminders: Dues are still due. Envelopes were in the March
issue of the OT or you can go to the VMG website (http://www.vintagemg.com/)
and pay online. Dues are still the remarkably low
price of $48 per year. GOF registration is still open
and please remember to make your hotel reservations
too.
Keep ‘Em on the Road
Sherman