Volume 32 Issue 7 Volume 27 Issue 7 July 2014 July 2016

Volume 32 Issue 7 Member of the Venice Area Chamber of Commerce July 2016

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In the summer of 2008 while at a car show looking at two Cobras Jim inno-cently (so he says) mentioned to his wife Lori that when he was younger he used to think someday he would get a kit and build one. That year was Jims 60th birth-day and Lori masterminded the acquisi-tion of a Cobra kit and frame….as a sur-prise birthday present with help from car friends. Fast forward and a year after the “present” Jim with the help of friends had pretty much completed the car and it was ready for painting which took 3 more months. So in the photo above you see the final beautifully completed Cobra of Jim and Lori’s sporting a 302/350 motor by Engine Factory mated to a 5 speed Tremec transmission and completing the drivetrain is a Ford 8.8 Tru-Trac rear end.

If you have a copy of the 2012 Snap-On Tools calendar you will find it featured for the month of Feb-ruary. To say that this wonderful car has won many very special awards and trophies is an understatement. The car has I t’s own trophy and award room in the Clarks home in Woodmere Lakes.

Jim and Lori moved to Venice as per-manent residents in 2011 from Fleet-wood, Pennsylvania which is near Red-ding. Jim also had a passion for “dirt track” racing in his younger days and has many plaques attesting to his being a “guest” driver on many of our nations famous raceways while wheeling some very famous and expensive race cars around the ovals.

In 2011 Jim and Lori went to one of Lances Albertson’s shows and Lance told him about our club. Now Gary, our club president who we all sympathize with due to his minor difficulty with hearing “heard” someone 6 car show rows away from him “whispering” about looking for a car club. Jim was whisper-ing to Julie Petree and Gary appeared with club application forms in hand in a flash. Gary has told us that he can read lips across a football field. Anyway Jim and Lori became more of our wonderful members that we already have in our club. He stated that he likes all the varie-ty of things we do and we all appreciate that Jim and Lori and look for many years of good times with you both and that great “Cobra”.

Like floating on a cloud they say. That fairly well sums up the description of riding in a Rolls Royce. And Justin and Patty Wells 1972 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow (LWB) long wheel base four door performs in just that way. Some of you looking at the photo may have commented that “they must have bought Bill Trier’s Rolls Royce”. Not so. Bill still has his and Justin and Patty actually have a rarer model being that is a long wheel base model…a few inches longer than Bills and only about 10% of the Silver shadows built from 1965 to 1980 were the LWB versions. According to specifications furnished by the Rolls Royce Owners Club this model came with a hefty 6750cc V8 Rolls Royce motor needed to move this 5010 pound large car rapidly to your destinations. The motor is coupled to an automatic TH400 transmission. You ride comfortably on an automatic hydraulic leveling suspension system and are cradled inside on luxurious Connolly Leather upholstery trimmed with beautiful walnut woodwork. In hot weather you are kept cool by the Harrison Air Conditioning system.

Justin purchased his Rolls in Englewood in November of 2015. His local Englewood mechanic found the car for him along with a complete extra motor.

Justin and Patty moved to Englewood from Chicago in Sept of 2015. Patty’s home town area is the northwest side of Chicago. Justin grew up in Shelby, North Carolina.

Club member Joe Farrelly introduced Justin and Patty to our club and also paid their first years membership and presented Justin with his official club shirt. Wow Joe! You really are a great guy!

So, how are Justin and Bill going to keep from confusing each others cars? The answer is the steering wheels. Justin’s is on the left and Bill’s is on the right. If they get in the wrong car they will quickly discover that there is nothing to steer with!

If you have never been featured with one of your vehicles in our newsletter and would like to be, please call Bill Trier at (941) 223-1556.

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Venice FL Region AACA Directory & Messages

Thanks,

Gary [email protected]

941-493-3780

2016 Region Board & Committee Chairs

President & Car Show Chair:

Gary Felker 941-493-3780

Vice President: George Nubile 941-240-2428

Car Show Co-Chair: Bill Trier 941-223 1556

Secretary: Julie Petree 941-412-1082

Membership Chair: Diane Henderson 941-484-1184

Treasurer: Rod Dimon 941-484-6193

Directors: Bev Arnold Diane Henderson Reggie Foote Chuck Ford

Historian: Clifford Smith 941-493-0692

Scholarship Chair: Judith Fribush 941-488-8128

Webmaster: Chuck Ford [email protected]

Editor: Randy Kendrick Jr. [email protected]

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ContentsFeatured Vehicle . . . . . . . . . .1Directory & Messages . . . . .2History & Dates . . . . . . . . . . .3Activities & Events . . . . . . . .4Region News & Info . . . . . . .5AACA Events and Info . .6-9Classifieds/Sponsors . . .10-12

Message From The PresidentPlease remember

that there will not be a Regular General M e m b e r s h i p Meeting on July 11th but we will

meet at the ‘Bob Evans Restaurant’ located at 4312 S. Tamiami Tr. Venice just East of the Venice Wal-mart store at 7:00 PM for dessert. This is always a fun evening.

I would like to thank all of our members that attended our ‘PAID’ Car Show on Saturday May 28th at the ‘Grand Paradiso Housing Development’ and took time out from their holiday weekend to help our club. We had (28) vehicles attend (24) from our club with one man joining our club that day, so it was a very successful day for us. These ‘PAID’ car shows are very important to our financial condition.

Our July Monthly Car Tour will be a ride thru ‘Historic Old Venice’ with lunch at ‘Anita’s Restaurant’ in Nokomis on Saturday, July 16th. We will meet at the old K-Mart parking lot at 8:30 AM and depart at 9:00 AM. Please see flier for details and info.

Please note that the ‘Ideal Classic Cars’ car show is cancelled until fall, probably September but we do not know yet.

The Board of Directors has set up what we call a ‘Social Fund’ that will set aside money’s that can be used for paying for events such as our annual Breakfast at The Beach or possibly a picnic without taking money from the general fund which we can not do. These money’s will come from the sale of discount coupons sold at the

tours, donations at the Breakfast at The Beach or if members choose to donate back their half of the 50/50 drawing at the membership meetings, certainly not required. The first half of the 50/50 always goes into the general fund.

We need one of our members to step up and volunteer to fill the job of Monthly General Membership Meeting Program Provider. Chuck Ford needs to be relieved from this position. The program can be a speaker or a film shown at the meetings as you choose. Please help us out. Call Gary Felker for info. or questions.

We also need a member to pick up ‘Car Show Fliers’ at Lance’s Car Shows or other cars shows that you are attending and bring them to our monthly General Membership Meetings to display. Call Gary Felker for info. or questions.

Since our members that were taking pictures at our events have gone north for the summer season I need someone to volunteer to fill in and take pictures at our summer events for our monthly newsletter. Please call me if you can do this.

The July Monthly Lunch will be held at The ‘British Open Pub’ located at 367 Jacaranda Blvd., Venice. on Wednesday, July 27th at 1:00 PM. Please try hard to make this event as these lunches are always very enjoyable for everyone.

Please feel free to call me anytime if you have any ideas on how to make our club bigger and better and more enjoyable. We need everyone’s help and input to make our club prosper in the future.

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Historical Vehicle

Welcome to the Club

July Anniversaries

Legal DisclaimerThe Venice Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America is an autonomous region of the Antique Automobile Club of America. The Owner’s Manual is the official publication of the Venice Region (Club) and is provided to all advertisers and members in good standing. All material presented in the publication shall remain the property of the Club. The material presented herein may be used in other AACA affiliated publications. We ask that the Owner’s Manual and the article’s author be given proper credit. This newsletter and its contents are, and shall remain, the property of the Club and the information contained herein is provided for members information. The ideas, suggestions and opinions expressed in articles are those of the individual authors and no club authentication is implied. The Club assumes no liability for any of the information contained herein. All photos

herein are the property of club members unless noted.

July BirthdaysKenneth Devincent 7/1Phyllis Lucca 7/2Patty Wells 7/5Chuck Wasson 7/6Lucille Whitehurst 7/8Maryann Mitchel 7/9Judy Toscano 7/11Wendy Horton 7/12Bill Adams 7/13Don Wise 7/14Ed Swisher 7/17George Nubile 7/18Nancy Vance 7/22Sheryl Morford 7/23Bud Orswell 7/23Alex Toscano 7/23Bunny Nubile 7/27Robert Lihou 7/30Nancy Vandegrift 7/30

The Oakland Motor Car Company of Pontiac, Michigan, was founded in 1907 by Edward Murphy and Alanson Brush. The first Oakland used a vertical two-cylinder engine that rotated counterclockwise. This design also featured a planetary transmission. Five models were created, designated Model A–E with each subsequent letter increasing in total vehicle size. 1908, the first year of Oakland production, saw 278 vehicles roll off the line.

After one year of production, Oakland’s principal founder, Edward Murphy, sold half of the company to William C. Durant’s General Motors Corporation in early 1909. When Murphy died in the summer of 1909, GM acquired the remaining rights to Oakland. Conventional 4-cylinder engine models were introduced shortly after the GM takeover.

In 1916, the company introduced a V8 engine, and production soared to 35,000 in 1917. By early 1920, however, production and quality control problems began to plague the division. In 1921, under new General Manager Fred

Hannum, a consistent production schedule was underway and the quality of the cars improved, and Oakland vehicles shared the GM A platform used by other brands. One marketing tactic was the employment of a quick-drying bright blue automotive lacquer by Duco, leading to the slogan “True Blue Oakland.”

By the mid-1920s, a sizable price gap existed between Chevrolet and Oakland. In 1926, Oakland introduced the Pontiac, a shorter wheelbase “light six” priced to sell at a 4 cylinder car’s price point, but still above Chevrolet. Pontiac was the first of the GM companion marques, and in its first year sold 49,875 units. By 1929, GM sold 163,000 more Pontiacs than Oaklands. The discontinuation of Oakland was announced with the deepening of the Great Depression in 1931. Pontiac was the only companion make to survive beyond 1940, or to survive its “parent” make.

The other GM companion makes were: LaSalle (Cadillac) 1927-1940, Viking (Oldsmobile) 1929-1930 and Marquette (Buick) 1930.

Peter & Eileen AlcesRobert & Kathy Albers

1928 Oakland Sport Cabriolet

Rod & Lisa Dimon 7/3

Fred & Rose Wegehaupt 7/4

Joe & Tammy Tisone 7/6

James & Cindy McCarthy 7/8

Tom & Diane Henderson 7/9

Richard & Karen Page 7/13

Tom & Linda Jenkins 7/15

Gary & Sue Felker 7/23

Reggie & Judy Foote 7/25

Kenneth & Ethyl Siefert 7/29


Activities & Events

July 2016 August 2016

Note: Events marked ** are Important Club Activities that we hope you all will try hard to attend.Note: Please take the time to look at our ‘Car Show Flier’ information table at the General Membership

Meeting for all up coming area car shows that are not listed in this activities list.

Fri. 1st – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 6:00 to 9:00 PM – Lowe’s Shopping Center

Sat. 2nd – ‘Hooters Car Show – Sarasota Pavilion Mall – Stickney Pt. Rd. and US # 41 – 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

Sat. 2nd – Englewood Downtown Car Show – Dearborn Street – 5:00 to 9:00 PM – No Reg.

Sat. 9th – ‘Ideal Classic Cars’ Car Show – ‘CANCELLED UNTIL FALL’

** Mon. 11th – ‘No Regular Club Meeting’ We will meet at “Bob Evans Restaurant’ – 4312 S. Tamiami Tr. Venice FL. – Just East of Wal-mart, for dessert at 7:00 PM.

Tues. 12th – National Collector Car Day

Fri. 15th – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 6:00 to 9:00 PM – Lowe’s Shopping Center.

** Sat. 16th – Club Tour thru Historic Old Venice FL. – Meet at Old K-Mart Parking Lot at 8:30 AM – Leave at 9:00 AM – Lunch at Anita’s Restaurant in Nokomis FL.

Fri. 22nd – ‘Stefano’s Restaurant Car Show’ – 401 S. Indiana Ave. Englewood Fl. – 6:00 to 9:00 PM

Sat. 23rd – “Hooters” Car Show – 4908 14th St. W. Bradenton Fl. on US # 41 – 6:00 to 9:00 PM

** Wed. 27th – Club Lunch – ‘British Open Pub Restaurant’ 367 Jacaranda Blvd. Venice FL. at 1:00 PM

Fri. 5th – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 6:00 to 9:00 PM – Lowe’s Shopping Center

Sat. 6th - Englewood Downtown Car Show - Dearborn Street – 5:00 to 9:00 PM - No Reg.

Sat. 6th - ‘Hooters Car Show – Sarasota Pavilion Mall - Stickney Pt. Rd. and US # 41 - 6:00 to 10:00 PM.

** Mon. 8th – Club Meeting – Venice Presbyterian Church, 825 The Rialto, Venice FL. 34285 – Meetings start at 7:00 PM – Doors open at 6:30 PM. Dinner before the Membership Meeting to be at ‘The Gold Rush Restaurant’ at 5:30 PM. Located at 661 S. Tamiami Trail, Venice FL. on the island.

Sat. 13th –‘Ideal Classic Cars’ Car Show – ‘CANCELLED UNTIL FALL’

Fri. 19th – Denny’s Venice Car Show – 6:00 to 9:00 – Lowe’s Shopping Center.

** Sat. 20th – Club Tour – Caravan Tour up Casey Key – Meet at the Old K-Mart Parking Lot at 9:30 AM. Leave at 10:00 AM – Lunch at ‘The Casey Key Fish House’

** Wed. 24th – Club Lunch – To Be Determined.

Fri. 26th – ‘Stefano’s Restaurant Car Show’ – 401 S. Indiana Ave. Englewood Fl. – 6:00 to 10:00 PM.

Sat. 27th – ‘Hooters’ Car Show – 4908 14th St. W. Bradenton on US # 41 – 6:00 to 10:00 PM.

BOARD MEETINGFriday, July 1st @ The Venice Presbyterian Church Board Room

at 1:00 PM

BOARD MEETINGFriday, August 5th @ The Venice Presbyterian Church Board Room

at 1:00 PM


Region News & Information

In Memory of

None

Venice Region AACA General Car Club Membership Meeting Minutes - June 13, 2016Submitted by Julie Petree

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Gary Felker. 41 members attended.

The club pledged allegiance to the flag.

Visitors Don Fisher and new member Don Lutz introduced themselves.

Gary asked for any changes or additions to last months secretary report. None were mentioned. Tom Accardi made a motion to accept the minutes and Norm Sinclair seconded. They were accepted.

Rod Dimon gave the treasurers report.

George Nubile announced Bob Kiedrowski and himself won trophies at the San Pedro car show. George also spoke on the upcoming car shows.

Gary explained a new financial category called “Social Functions” was implemented by the board. Money will go into this category from items such as the coupon drawings, donations from Breakfast at the Beach, and the 50/50 raffle if the winner wishes to donate the money back. This is not required. This money will be used to pay for social functions without the funds coming out of the operating fund. There is now $247.00 in the Social Functions fund.

It was announced Ideal Classic Car Show has been cancelled until September.

A Feature Vehicle Plaque was presented to Tom Lutz.

The upcoming club activities were announced.

Gary asked for a volunteer to do the monthly programs.

George thanked everyone for coming to the dinner before the meeting. The new dinner time will be 5:30 p.m. At the Gold Rush restaurant.

Jim McCarthy opened a discussion on donating money to different charities. Tom Accardi and Judy Fribush also spoke. Gary explained why we don’t touch the reserve fund. He also explained the scholarship winners may use their scholarship for a technical school.

Sue Felker won $ 47 in the 50/50 raffle.

Bill Trier gave a program on summer car care.

Gary reminded everyone the club will not have a meeting next month, but will meet at Bob Evans restaurant for a casual get together at 7:00 p.m.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 p.m.

Our club needs a volunteer to provide our programs at our Monthly General Membership Meetings to relieve Chuck Ford with this job. For information, please call Gary Felker at 941- 493-3780.

Urgently needed


AACA Events and Information

VENICE AACA AUGUST 20, 2016 CARAVAN TOUR • CASEY KEY

Once again we are off to another stellar tour of Casey Key with it’s magnificent scenery and beaches.

We will begin our tour by meeting at the K-Mart shopping plaza on RTE-41 in Venice at 9:30 am. We will depart at 10:00 am, proceeding north on RTE-41 to West Albee Rd., turning Left and continuing to

Casey Key Rd., turning right and continuing north on the key until we reach Blackburn Point Road, turning on to the road and proceeding to the Casey Key Fish House for a sumptuous lunch with a view and

some pretty spectacular food. So buckle up and be ready for anything as this is a fun tour!

CONTACTGEORGE NUbIlE 941-240-2428

bEV ARNOld 941-483-3204



GEORGE NUBILE941-240-2428 / [email protected]

or

BEV ARNOLD941-483-3204

VENICE REGION AACA CAR TOUR NATIONAL ANTIQUE&CLASSIC CAR APPRECIATION DAY

JULY 16 , 2016

JULY 12 is actually the day of when we are all to drive our vehicles on the roads in support of the AACA National Event. We are changing thing’s up a bit!!!!

Also, as in the past for these events PLEASE TRY TO USE YOUR ANTIQUE OR CLASSIC CAR.... This day was created to try and garner enthusiasm and support for

antique and classic cars through visibility and trying to stimulate the youth of this country to get involved in the hobby...

Hopefully, all will be able to support this important day to our club …

FOR FURthER INFORmAtION OR qUEstIONs REGARDING tOUR, cONtAct:

MEETING PLACEOLD K-MART – RTE-41 NO. VENICE

TIME8:30am ASSEMBLY / DEPARTURE 9:00am

DESTINATIONHISTORIC OLD VENICE(Route to be provided)

LUNCHANITA’S RESTAURANT / NOKOMIS

(*subject to change based on availability*) • ( re-opening 6/1/2016 )



Our Tour began at Ideal Classic Cars were we all assembled at 9:30 am and embarked on our tour shortly after 10:00 am. A total of 31 club members participated with 24 cars. We headed south out of Ideal Classic’s on Rte-41 (Tamiami Trail) to Rte.776 were we took a right hand turn and continued southwest to Manasota Beach Road. As we made our Right hand turn we were greeted by volunteer road cleanup crew. Did anyone see Chuck Ford? He volunteered that day for cleanup detail.

We continued our adventure along the shoreline and viewed many outstanding homes with price tags to match not to mention the flora and the fauna. As we approached middle beach we slowed to take in the ocean & beach views simply MAGNIFICENT!!! As we passed The Gulfview Restaurant the Old Woodie kept pulling me in that direction. I managed to make the rotary safely as did all members ( NO laggers either ). We headed back to Rte.776 were we made a left hand turn, O-o-p-s were are all the cars?? I guess No one made the light!! Thank Goodness Stefanos Restaurant was a stone throw away. We all arrived safely and strapped on our feed bags and enjoyed our meals . Our Social Event raffle (Picnic on The Beach) netted fifty-five dollars ($55) bringing our total to $247. Our winner was Ethel Sieffert who won a $25.00 gift certificate to Allegro’s Bistro on Venice Ave.

As some of you may OR may not know we have reserved Maxine Barrett Park for next year and have paid for it ($165.00). We are well on our way to a nice catered event for all to enjoy. Thank You ALL for your support and do not forget we are heading June 25th to Sarasota Classic Car Museum where we will be enjoying lunch @ Barnacle Bills.

George Nubile – Tour Chairman

Venice Region Car Club TourManasota Key

5/21/16Tour Update



VENICE REGION AACA LuNCHEONMAy 25th AT SHAMROCk CAFE


Classifieds

Classified Ad Prices: Classified Ads are free to current members. Non-Members pre-paid cost is $10.00 per month. Business or Commercial Member Business Card Advertisements are $125.00 per year; (pre-paid). Checks should be made to Venice AACA mailed with the Ad or Business Card to PO Box 1064, Venice FL 34284. All Ads must be renewed by phone, fax or email.

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Royal Coachman RV Resort Stefano’s Restaurant Aquatech Pools Inc.

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