may 2018 sidepipe - ncrs · 2018. 5. 7. · galley” at 126th and memorial april 21– spring...

The Sidepipe is published monthly by the Oklahoma Chapter NCRS, Inc. • http://www.ncrs.org/ok

May, 2018

Chairman’s Comments by Kelly Bolton

The Spring Season is underway as we lookback on two notable events from April:

April 14 - Car Event at Scott Anderson’s “TheGalley” at 126th and Memorial

April 21– Spring Judging Event

Thanks to all involved, and Details will be sharedlater in this Side Pipe and on our NCRS-OK Web-site.

The 2018 NCRS National Convention will be heldin Las Vegas, Nevada, Sunday, July 15, throughThursday, July 19, with 200 Classic Corvettesbeing displayed and/or judged. The SouthernArizona Chapter invites you to the city that neversleeps for the 2018 NCRS Convention.

“The Southern Arizona Chapter has planned avariety of activities and events for adults, as well aschildren and families, for the 2018 NCRS NationalConvention to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Anarray of bus tours and evening events for bothCorvette enthusiasts and family members offersyou the opportunity to experience a well-roundedweek of fun. In addition, there are numerousexcellent Judging Schools, Tech Sessions, plus theAdvanced Judging Seminar. We look forward towelcoming you with some great hospitality! Plan toenjoy all of these activities as well as some veryspecial Corvette displays and unique Corvettes.”

May brings the Indianapolis 500 and Corvette isonce again in the news. Corvette started pacingthe Indy 500 back in 1978 and in my opinion shouldhave started earlier, say 1957. Compare a 1957Fuel Injected Corvette pacing the Indy 500 vs the1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser car that actually

did. You are familiar with the Corvette; here arethe highlights for the Mercury.

The Mercury Turnpike Cruiser is a full-sizeautomobile that was the flagship model of theMercury division of Ford Motor Company for the1957 and 1958 model years. Named after the 1956creation of the Interstate Highway System, theTurnpike Cruiser was produced in two-door andfour-door hardtop bodystyles. In 1957, a two-doorconvertible was also produced, serving as thepace car for the Indianapolis 500 of that year.

They are best known for the unique styling cuesand wide array of gadgets, including a“Breezeway” power rear window that could belowered to improve ventilation, “twin jet” air intakesat upper corners of car’s windshield, “seat-o-matic”automatically adjusting seat, and an averagespeed “computer” (that would tell your averagespeed at any point along a trip).

Fast forward to 2018, The 2019 Chevrolet CorvetteZR1 will serve as the official pace car of the 102ndrunning of the Indy 500, which will take place onMay 27.

Chevrolet is one of the two engine providers of theVerizon IndyCar series, and the stunning 2019ZR1 represents the pinnacle of Chevrolet’s roadcar performance division and the Corvette lineup.With 755 horsepower and 715 pound-feet oftorque, the king of the ‘Vettes is the perfectmachine to lead the field of milk-thirsty racingdrivers.

The Corvette ZR1 becomes the 15th Corvette tolead the Greatest Spectacle in Racing! A total of14 Corvettes have had the honor of pacing the500-mile race in years past, dating back to 1978when a black-over-silver C2 Corvette crossed theyard of bricks for the first time under suchconditions.

Oklahoma ChapterMerchandise

by Bob Clark

We currently have Oklahoma Chapter denimshirts, long and short sleeve, for $25 each. We

also have Oklahoma Chapter sweat shirts for $25.

Please call me at 918 / 625-2303 or 918 / 299-9001to order an item. You could also send an email [email protected]. Be sure to include the type ofshirt and size.

AttitudeAdjustment Night

The gathering place for our May Attitude Adjustment Night on Tuesday evening,May 15, 2018, will be Bravo’s Mexican Grill at 4532East 51st St. We will continue to meet at Bravo’s forthe next few months.

The time people start to arrive is 5:00 p.m.

MayBreakfast Meeting

Our monthly breakfast will take place on Saturday, May 5, 2018. The location is Ollie’sStation Restaurant in the Redfork area of West Tulsa.The address is 4070 Southwest Blvd. The phonenumber is (918)446-0524, in case you need it.

You can choose the buffet or you can order from themenu. The time to be there is 8:30 a.m., but peoplealways start arriving by 8:00 - 8:15 a.m.

Chronology of Corvette Pace Cars

1978 25th Anniversary C3 Coupe1986 C4 Convertible1995 C4 Convertible1998 C5 Convertible2002 50th Anniversary C5 Coupe2004 C5 Convertible2005 C6 Convertible2006 C6 Z06 Coupe2007 C6 Convertible2008 C6 Z06 E85 Coupe2012 C6 ZR1 Coupe2013 C7 Stingray2015 C7 Z06 Coupe2017 C7 Grand Sport Coupe2018 ZR1 Coupe

IMS

“Chevrolet is proud to once again pace theIndianapolis 500,” said Steve Majoros, MarketingDirector for the brand’s cars and crossovers.“The ZR1is the most powerful and fastest Corvette ever made.It’s the perfect choice to pace The Greatest Spectaclein Racing.’”

Like most racing series’ pace, medical, or safety cars,this particular ZR1 is outfitted with special equipmentthat allows the driver and/or passenger tocommunicate with the IndyCar race control and othertrack operatives. In addition, a full caution lightingsystem makes sure the low-sitting racing drivers cansee it properly when on track.

Of course, the most important quality of the Indy 500pace car has to be its outright speed. Just becausethe IndyCars behind it are zig-zagging ahead of astart or restart, it doesn’t mean they’re going slow—not even close. Even during caution periods, the pacecar can exceed 100 miles per hour in order to keepthe field moving and allow the drivers to keep theirtires up to temperature.

To continue moving forward there are numerousopportunities for you to participate in our Chapterwhich is vital to our continued success as TheOklahoma Chapter of NCRS. Let’s look at 2018 as ayear filled with opportunity and fun as we restore,preserve, document and enjoy our Corvettes.

I look forward to seeing everyone and their cars onSaturday.

Attitude Adjustment Night InOklahoma City

by Gene Holtz

We are hosting an Attitude Adjustment Night inOklahoma City to generate interest for an

upcoming Chapter event in OKC and to get OKCmembers together.

The gathering will be held at Rudy’s Country Store& BBQ located at 3437 W. Memorial Road,Oklahoma City, on the 4th Tuesday of each month.May’s gathering is the 22nd with arrival timebetween 5:30 pm and 6:00 pm. (The location, timeand dates are subject to change if they do not workout for the majority wishing to participate.)

May 12, 2018 - NCRS Chapter Judging Event andSchool at Davis Moore Chevrolet, 8200 WestKellogg, Wichita, Kansas, starting at 9:00 a.m.

May 19, 2018 - cruise to Guthrie Airport to meetgroup from Tulsa to see airplane that Tom Parsonsis restoring. Tentative plans are to meet at OnCueat 15th and I-35 (Edmond) at 9:15 am, leaving at9:30 to meet group at Guthrie Airport. Please sendme a text if you are going.

Contact me if you want further information at (cell)405-317-3919 or email [email protected] (that’san L84, not 184. Thanks!)

Little Things Can Make a BigDifference in Judging of a Car by Russ Grimm

Before we get into the title of this story, let’sget some information onthe Oklahoma SpringJudging event that tookplace April 21. We had 19members attend thatSaturday morning to judgeCraig Rhyne’s 1968Silverstone 400hp bigblock convertible. Aftermatching volunteers withthe needed assignments

along withbrief judgesmeeting wewere ready tostart. The fiveteams hadvolunteered forexterior,interior,mechanical,chassis andoperations.Along with atabulation teamwe were readyfor judging onereally niceCorvette. Bythe time luncharrived thebiggest partwas done.Once that waswrapped upthe JudgingSchool startedup with “Parts,Parts and moreParts.” Thiswas a reviewand look backon how theCorvette hobbyhas changedfrom the earlydays and howthe swap meetmet the needsof the hobbyist.With thegrowth ofevents like the

original Bloomington Goldand Carlisle, the niche/cottage vendor growthevolved into the market wehave today for the partsneeded for our projects. So,with over 20 plus membersand guests we looked atoriginal parts, NOS partsfrom GM, and now therestoration parts on themarket. Trying to focus on

the needs of theowner to matchtheir goals,budget, and howthat works withthe NCRSstandard onjudging.Hopefully, it wasinformative andhelpful for allwho attended.

So now back tothe title of thisarticle. Craig’scar scored outat 93.8 for asecond flightaward. Keep inmind a top flightis 94. Not badfor a first timenew member.I’m sure it wasa greatexperience forhim with maybejust a little bit ofwhat ifquestions.Maybe moretime for thechassis cleanup? However,we have noredo’s in thejudging eventswith NCRS. But10 points in theraw score wouldhave made adifference.

So that waswhere it was leftafter reviewingthe judgingsheets but thestory did notend there.During the operations check where the team confirmsthat everything works as it should, the wipers did notopen the vacuum door and start up correctly. They

would workon theoverridefunction, butthat is nothow it wasintended towork from St.Louis. So,the deductionfor that wasmade. Butduring thecleanup andputting itemsback on thecar, such asthe aircleaner, alose wirewas foundand waspushed backon theconnection.Want toguess whereit went? Ofcourse, itwas the

wiper motor. Craig was concerned about safety andhad added the electrical tape around the wire, and aswe were talking about how it had been noted as adeduction, the wire was found to be off theconnection. No one was sure how it happened but —little things can make a difference!

Tuesday Night Cruiseby Bud Jessee

Cruise night schedule for 2018. All weatherpermitting. Location: 91st & Memorial.

Time: 5:00 p.m. until dusk. Bring your own chair.Come out and join us.

These are the dates for this year.

May 8 & 29

June 5 & 26

July 10 & 24

August 7

September 4 & 25

If you have any questions, give me a call.(Office) 918-492-5396 (cell)625-8531

Below are afew picturesfrompreviousCruiseNights.

Bud Jessee

A-26 Visitby Jim Elder

On Saturday, May 19, the Oklahoma Chaptermembers will drive to Guthrie to visit Tom

Parsons and his group to see the progress that hasbeen made on the A-26 Bomber.

We will leave at 8:00 am to head to Guthrie to arriveabout 10:00 am. We will meet at Crystal CityShopping Center just west of Ollie’s on SouthwestBlvd. and take OK Highway 66 to Interstate 35 North,to Highway 77 North into Guthrie, then turn on AirportRoad to the Airport. We will have lunch at Stacy’sPlace 113 W. Harrison in downtown Guthrie. We willreturn on Highway 33 to Tulsa or you can come backany way you would like.

Please let me know if you will be going so I can giveTom some idea of how many may show up at the

Airport. My e-mail is [email protected].

A Visit To TheScott Anderson Collection

by Pat Cvanagh

Automobile collections have always fascinated me.The specific cars people collect and the stories

behind the cars are always interesting. Our visit toScott Anderson’s collection on April 14 was noexception. Scott graciously hosted over 35 membersand guests from our NCRS Oklahoma Chapter at the“The Galley”, his new Company headquarters and thehome to his automobile collection.

Scott grew up in Oklahoma City and began hisbusiness career with The Hertz Corporation, where heserved in various positions until joining Thrifty CarRental in 1987. He served in many capacities withincreasing responsibilities throughout his 24-yearcareer with the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group. In2008, Scott, his partner Scott Thompson and theirextended team produced dramatic improvements inthe business and in the financial results of thecompany. From the time they took over in 2008,through 2011, they led the company from a stock

price of less than $1 per share per share to $87.50per share at the time of the sale of the company toHertz.

Scott left the Company after its sale to Hertz andformed Anderson Capital Partners, LLC. Theyinvest in companies with excellent products, strongreputations, and a history of positive performance.In March of 2014, Anderson Capital Partnersacquired The “The Galley” and Scott currentlyfunctions as its Owner, President and CEO. Healso owns ACP Properties, a property developmentcompany, and BSB Classics, the company he usesfor his car hobby.

The construction of his new Company headquarterswas completed in 2017. It provides a venue todisplay the Company’s products along with hisautomobile collection. It is a beautiful facility thatwe all enjoyed.

The layout of the automobile showroom makes awonderful backdrop to view his collection ofautomobiles. The collection is surrounded by a wallfrom an 1880’s Amish barn that was disassembledand transported to Tulsa from a small community in

central Wisconsin, a full size replica of a balcony froma home in Telluride, Colorado, a 1950s style dinnerand a vintage candy store with many original fixtures.Original artwork of his cars and vintage signs alsohang throughout the showroom. In the rear of thefacility he has a professional workshop used tomaintain his collection.

With a lifelong interest in automobiles Scott startedhis collection in 2010 with his iconic 1977 “Bandit”Trans Am. This has expanded to 14 special interestautomobiles including his 1953 #249 Corvettecurrently under restoration in Tulsa and his original21k mile, Triple Crown award winning 427/425 1966Corvette Coupe. Also on display in his showroomwere two well-known NASCAR Super Speedway carsdriven by Jimmy Johnson and Jeff Gordon, a 1956356A Porsche Speedster, an unrestored 1938 JaguarSS100, a 2006 Ford GT and a F12 Ferrari Berlinettawhich was formally Rick Hendricks personal car.

Scott currently has four cars under-going restorationat Classic Jaguar in Austin, Texas. These include a1960 Aston Martin DB-4 Coupe, a 1967 330GTC V-12 Ferrari, a 1961 Jaguar XKE outside latch roadsterand a 1950 Jaguar XK-120 alloy-bodied roadster. This will be a great reason for a return visit!

Subsequent to our visit, Scott’s freshly restored 1961Jaguar XKE Coupe arrived back in his showroom.This car is number 13 of 20 outside latch XKE’scoupes of which only 9 are still known to still exist.With over 5000 hours in the restoration it isspectacular!

Since the facility was opened Scott has hosted anumber of charity fund raising events to support theTulsa community. I am proud to call Scott a friend andwant to thank him for showing us all this very specialcollection.

National CorvetteRestorers Society

Board of Directors MeetingIndianapolis, Indiana March 22, 2018

(Summary Minutes)

NCRS Board of Directors Meeting was called to order at7:00 AM EDT

Present were:

Mike Ingham, Bill Baker, John Ballard, Bill Braun, DaveEwan, Bob Johansen, John Kane, Mark Tulley.

Absent: Paul Oslansky (Bill Braun is voting for PaulOslansky)

Dave Brigham, Joan Burnett, Carlton Colclough, GaryChesnut, Larry Colvin, Dana Forrester, David King,Vinnie Peters, John Tidwell, John Waggoner

Anumber of general members were present in theaudience.

Bill Baker moved, and Mark Tulley seconded, to acceptthe minutes from the July 14, 2017 BoardMeeting.

Passed: 9 for (Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky), Noneagainst.

1. Election/Appointment of Officers, Managers andEditors

a. Dave Ewan nominated Mike Ingham as NCRSPresident. There were no other nominations.

i. Voting result: Mike Ingham: 8 votes (Bill Braun votingfor Paul Oslansky, Mike Ingham abstained).

b. Mike Ingham appointed Dave Ewan as VicePresident.

i. Approved: 8 for (Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky),none against, 1 abstained (Mike Ingham).

c. Mike Ingham nominated John Tidwell as FinancialOfficer. There were no other nominations.

i. Voting result: John Tidwell: 9 votes (Bill Braun votingfor Paul Oslansky).

d. Mike Ingham made the following appointments:

i. Larry Colvin as Secretary.

1. Approved: 8 for (Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky),none against, 1 abstained (Mike Ingham).

ii. Dave Brigham as National Judging Chairman.

1. Approved: 6 for, 2 against (Bill Braun, Paul Oslansky(Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky)), 1 abstained (MikeIngham).

iii. Vinnie Peters as Restorer Editor & Driveline Editor.


iv. Marilyn Heitzman as Membership Services Manager.


v. David King as Merchandise Sales and InventoryManager.


vi. Joan Burnett as NCRS Foundation Chair.


vii. Carlton Colclough as Public Relations Officer &National Sponsor Liaison.


viii. Carlton Colclough as National Corvette MuseumLiaison.


ix. Kay and Scott Sinclair as National Road Tour Co-Chairs.


x. Bill Sangrey as Archive Director.


xi. Sue Strawmyre as Youth Activities Coordinator.


2. Reports to the Board

a. President’s Report’–Mike Ingham.

i. Mike stated that it is an honor to serve as President.

ii. 2017 financial results showed a profit.

iii. Thanked the Board for working together to move theNCRS forward.

b. Vice President’s Report’– Dave Ewan.

i. Concerned about losing members.

ii. Need to get Concours Judging going at the Chapterlevel.

iii. Happy about financial results.

c. Secretary’s Report’– Larry Colvin

i. Discussed results of the 2017 Board elections:

1. Region VII: Dave Ewan: 42 votes (35 online, 7 paper).

2. Region VIII: Bob Johansen: 69 votes (56 online, 13paper).

3. Region VIII: Mike Doty: 68 votes (52 online, 16 paper)

4. Region IX: Mike Ingham: 74 votes (69 online, 5paper).

5. 84% of all votes were entered online.

ii. All of the minutes, attachments, and other documentsare online so they can be provided in a short time toanyone needing them.

iii. Carlton Colclough brought up:

1. Some members have asked if the March and JulyBoard meetings could be held on weekends so memberswho work during the week could attend.

a. Mike Ingham said the meetings are intentionally NOTon weekends due to the increased expense of airlineflights on weekends.

d. Financial Report – John Tidwell.

i. Despite some anecdotal evidence, the financial resultssuggest that membership is steady or slightly growing.

ii. John reviewed the 2016-2017 financial results andbudget for 2018.

iii. Mike Ingham thanked John for timely financial resultsand budgets.

e. Judging Report – Dave Brigham.

i. Dave noted that there are a number of new items theJudging Office is working on (and mentioned howdependent the Judging Office is on the IT staff forsupport).

1. Concours Judging Program.

2. 300 Club for Tabulators.

3. Beyond-400 Club Master Judge award.

4. Generational awards (for bringing children andgrandchildren to judging meets).

ii. Dave discussed the Concours Judging Programrollout plans.

iii. Judges Retreat.

1. Dallas location has been a good one.

2. Proposed dates would be March 14-17, 2019.

3. Dave Ewan moved, and Mark Tulley seconded, toapprove a Judging Retreat in Dallas, Texas in 2019.

a. Passed: 9 for (Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky),None against.

f. Membership – Marilyn Heitzman

i. The disconnect between the membership numbersand the financial result of membership dues may be thetiming of recording.

ii. Renewal notifications:

1. On the 15th or 16th of each month Marilyn sends anemail or postcard to those expiring next month, thismonth, or last month.

2. On the 18th of each month a list of expiredmemberships is sent to each Director for their Region.

g. Merchandise Sales – David King.

i. David reviewed the Merchandise Sales report.

ii. John Tidwell commented that the information hereceives from Merchandise Sales is much better than inthe past.

h. Road Tour Report.

i. Mike Ingham noted that he understands that the roadtours are in good shape for 2018.

i. National Corvette Museum (NCM) Report – DanaForrester.

i. New garages have been built at the Motor SportsPark.

1. These would probably not be large enough to hold anNCRS Regional.

ii. No change in support for the NCRS.

1. NCCC and WSCC are treated the same.

iii. NCRS is a business member of the NCM, not alifetime member.

j. Publications–– Mike Ingham.

i. Mike Ingham noted that Vinnie continues to do agreat job with both Restorer and Driveline publications.

ii. Vinnie and Carlton are constantly looking for newadvertisers.

k. Restorer and Driveline – Vinnie Peters.

i. Vinnie complimented the IT staff for the ease of use ofthe commercial advertising online process.

l. Public Relations–– Carlton Colclough.

i. Carlton discussed advertising exchanges with otherorganizations.

ii. Carlton complimented Glorie McNay on her ability tosecure funding for National Convention events.

m. Website/IT – John Waggoner.

i. John reviewed the IT status report.

ii. NCRS spends $500 per month on Google Adworks.

n. Activities – Dave Ewan

i. Regional Meets.

1. Florida Chapter would like to move the dates of theFlorida Regional to January 31–February 2, 2019.

2. Dave Ewan moved, and Mike Ingham seconded, tochange the dates of the 2019 Florida Regional toJanuary 31–February 2.

a. Passed: 5 for (Ballard, Ewan, Ingham, Johansen,Baker), 4 against (Braun, Kane, Oslansky, Tulley(Braun voting for Oslansky)).

3. Dave Ewan reviewed the 2020 Regional schedule.

a. Dave Ewan moved, and John Kane seconded, toapprove Minnesota, Rocky Mountain, and NorthwestRegionals.

i. Passed 9 for (Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky),None against.

ii. National Conventions Status – Dave Ewan

1. 2018 Las Vegas, Nevada.

a. Many challenges dealing with casinos.

b. Good sponsorship support.

A DeWitt Radiator: Need one, want to upgrade the one inyour Corvette or put one in the LS motor restrorod you arebuilding.

Call Scott, 918-437-5292. He will share his discount withwith you.

Corvette Classified

For Sale:1963 Borg Warner T-10 Transmission,VINstamping 3105895, Assembly code WL122, Case T10D-1Side Cover 10-18-62, Tail T10-7D 3813490 8-21-62,Front piece 3790278 -- Value—Open to discussion

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2. 2019 Greenville, South Carolina.

a. Putting on a Regional in 2018.

3. 2020 French Lick, Indiana.

a. This is the first event of the new organizationalmodel.

i. No Chapter directly involved.

b. Good location, recently renovated.

4. 2021 Proposals.

a. This will be using the new organizational model.

i. Standardized contracts, etc.

b. John Kane moved, and Mark Tulley seconded, toapprove a more detailed visit to Reno, Nevada andPalm Springs, California as potential sites.

i. Passed: 9 for (Bill Braun voting for Paul Oslansky),None against.

3. Old Business

a. Mortimer Status – Mike Ingham

i. Agreements have been signed and settlement checkshave been sent and cashed.

b. NCRS Gallery at Carlisle – Mike Ingham.

i. $4,000 total cost for tent.

1. $3,000 from National, $1,000 from Delaware ValleyChapter.

c. Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale – John Tidwell.

i. Current location is in the Equestrian Building.

1. In a good location in that building,

2. Expenses are about $5,000, NCRS makes about$8,000.

a. Income does not include the value of TV exposurewhere the NCRS is mentioned.

d. Bylaws Amendment - Article X – Mike Ingham.

i. Mike presented the history of this proposedamendment.

ii. Purpose:

1. Define the process for terminating a membership.

2. Provide a basis for NCRS legal defense in case aterminated member was to sue.

Got a Solid Axle Corvette that needsbrakes?

Then this is for you. All brand new in the parts boxes. Allbought from Zip and are in Tulsa to look at. Zip partnumbers available. Take Zip prices & deduct 30%. It’s allgeneric, no GM parts. Says to fix 53-62.

2 axle set shoes, 4 brake drums, master cylinder, returnsprings, hold on springs, 4 wheel cylinders, 4 adjustmentsprings, 4 adjusters, front Ebrake cable, 2 rear Ebrakecables, 3 brake hoses. And some of the windshieldweatherstrips. And a new set of black sunvisors w/pins & ablack sissy bar. Scott 437-5292 daytime.

Want to buy, the aboveset of wheels. Front 18x9 1/2- Rear 19x12Bud [email protected]

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NCRS registered marks used in the NCRS Drivellne: NCRSFlight Awards, NCRS Master Judge Award, NCRSPerformance Verification Award, NCRS Founders Award,NCRS Sportsman Award, NCRS American Heritage Award,NCRS Duntov McLellan, and Hill Mark of ExcellenceAwards, and the NCRS Folz Memorial Award. All areregistered with the United States Patent and TrademarkOffice.

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NCRS CommunicationTo keep up to date with the latest news from yourOklahoma Chapter NCRS and your Region VII Director,be sure to advise Bob Clark or Don Partridge of anye-mail address changes. This also applies to phonenumbers and new mailing addresses.

If your address is not current, then you will not receive thelatest news and information.

Thanks also go to Jim Elder,Neal Kennedy, and VerleRandolph for their continuinghelp in folding and mailing.

Thanks toBrad Williams and

Mazzio’s for continuingto support the

Oklahoma ChapterNCRS.

We appreciate yourhelp.

Thanks to Gene Holtz, RussGrimm, Kelly Bolton, ScottPfuehler, Bud Jessee, Jim Elder,Phil Gray, Pat Cavanagh andBonney Clark for theircontributions to this Sidepipeissue.

May 5 Oklahoma Chapter Breakfast Meeting - Ollie’s Station Restaurant - 4070 Southwest Blvd - Tulsa, OKMay 8 Cruise Night Car Show - 91st & Memorial - Tulsa, OklahomaMay 15 Attitude Adjustment Night - Bravo’s Mexican Grill - 4532 East 51st St. - Tulsa, OklahomaMay 16-19 Arizona NCRS Regional - Scottsdale, ArizonaMay 19 Visit to Tom Parsons and the A-26 in Guthrie, OklahomaMay 29 Cruise Night Car Show - 91st & Memorial - Tulsa, OklahomaJune 2 Oklahoma Chapter Breakfast Meeting - Ollie’s Station Restaurant - 4070 Southwest Blvd - Tulsa, OKJune 7-9 Michigan NCRS Regional - Dearborn, MichiganJuly 15-20 NCRS National Convention - LasVegas, Nevada

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