June 2009 GREASY RAG

June=20 = 2009

A=20 Presidential Note =20

(Not that President, your SVVSCC=20 President)

Ok All !!! We have = started our=20 2009 Events Season with a "Bang". Our MoM = Car Show=20 was very successful and you can read about it in = Tire=20 Trax.

Before I go further, I would = like to=20 thank Stan Carpenter for his leadership in this = event.=20 Sure, many people put lots of time into making = it a=20 success, but it was Stan's vision, tireless = efforts, and=20 just down right pluck, that made it work. "Good = show=20 Stan !"

Now next is our Club Tent = at the=20 AACA Museum's Car Show at the end of June. Bring = your=20 car, or just bring yourself, this should be=20 fun.

After that we start our "Road = Run's,=20 and events all the way out to November, these = include a=20 Club Picnic in August. Please, please, come out = for=20 these club functions, we are trying to do things = that=20 you'll enjoy.

Speaking of things = you'll=20 enjoy, we would like to know if we have missed = something=20 in our planning. Is there something you would = like to=20 do, as a Club. Please send your opinions = for=20 events to the G-Mail address on our web site, = mail or=20 call me. I will post all the requests and = forward them=20 to the Board of Directors for consideration for = next=20 year's events.

In the mean time, = see you on=20 the road !

Van Webster, = SVVSCC=20 President
3000 Boas Street, = Harrisburg,=20 PA=20 = 17103
717-230-9795

I LOVE A = PARADE

YOU'LL BE SORRY=20 !!!!!

For Forgetting to Join the = SVVSCC=20 Squadron at the Carlisle Summerfair, that is=20 !

This is your last = chance to=20 join other members to form the SVVSSC Parade = Squadron on=20 Thursday, July 2, 2009 in the Carlisle = Summerfair XXXII=20 Opening Parade.

We have been asked = to=20 display our vintage sports cars in this popular = Carlisle=20 event. It sounds like a lot of fun and another = way to=20 demonstrate the joys of motoring in our prized=20 vehicles.

We will meet around 5:30 = PM, July=20 2, somewhere on the West Shore of Harrisburg. = After=20 driving as a group to Carlisle, the parade = starts, or=20 "clutches out" as we say, about 6:45PM. Maybe we = will=20 all go for "an ice cream" after the=20 parade.

I need to know by June 7th, = if you=20 can be part of the fun. Please RSVP at = SVVSCC@gmail.com=20 so we can count you in !

As the = parade=20 date gets closer, I will send those who respond = more=20 details on the evening.

Come out, = join us=20 and have some fun as a = club.

Van=20 Webster, President,=20 = SVVSCC

A=20 May in=20 = Motion

Carlisle Import/Replicar = Nationals=20 Recap
One thing = about this=20 weekend, you just never know what to = expect. This=20 year held a few surprises about what was and was = not in=20 attendance.

Not=20 in attendance was rain. The weather was = one of the=20 better years and it will take many more of those = for the=20 attendees to think it is the norm, further proof = that=20 people harbor thoughts of the worst. One = very=20 brief shower Saturday afternoon was just enough = to make=20 the nearly invisible dust/pollen coating into an = obviously blotchy mess on every car. =
Not in=20 attendance was the TVR crowd. In previous = years=20 this group made a North American meet out of=20 Carlisle. With many coming down from = Canada I=20 always looked forward to seeing those raucous = models not=20 available in the States. I surely hope = that they=20 come back some time soon.

Not in attendance -=20 vendors. One of the original features of = the=20 weekend is obviously losing ground to eBay and = anything=20 internet. At each of the last half dozen = years the=20 snow fence perimeter has moved inward, making = for a=20 smaller and smaller area. Due to others = not=20 renewing, Jeff Zorn and his Little British Car = Company=20 found himself under the grandstands for the = first=20 time. After years of being perched on a = hillside=20 that quickly turned into a soupy, slimy mess = here he was=20 high and dry, and believing that few people knew = he had=20 taken up new digs.

Not in attendance, a = lot of the=20 featured marques. The featured Japanese = marques=20 made a barely adequate showing on center = stage. =20 There are a lot of Datsun/Nissans, Mazda's and = Toyotas=20 out there, some supported by regional clubs, but = they=20 didn't find there way to Carlisle. I would = like to=20 think that next year's featured German = contingent led by=20 BMW, Mercedes and Porsche will bring big numbers = to the=20 other side of the Showfield's center = aisle.
In=20 attendance - 'SAAB's at Carlisle', in a very big = way. Although they didn't hit the 200 mark = goal=20 (184) they blew away the Club competition for I = believe=20 the 7th straight year - congratulations! = And they=20 also know how to eat very, very well!! In=20 attendance and assistance were Chichi, the = Demmy's, VP=20 Gary and Chris Cekovic in promoting 'MoM' with = me for at=20 least two of the three days. Others came = and went=20 to a lesser degree but all are appreciated for = taking=20 the time to push our product and club. = It's an=20 effort that can't be understated. =20

In attendance were = several=20 SVVSCC members in serious hunts for new rides to = add to=20 their toy boxes. I know of one order = placed and=20 another that is in serious maneuvering of his = current=20 wheeled stock to make a dynamic move. They = are... Wait! I shouldn't spoil their = moment;=20 you'll have to hear it from them. In = attendance -=20 ASCC, with Charlie, Anne and Chandra at the = helm, was=20 running the annual autocross event. After = a slow=20 Friday, it sounded as if participation really = picked up=20 on Saturday.

An import motorcycle display = debuted=20 this year, anchored by the Vintage Japanese = Motorcycle=20 Association (hope I got that right). = Anyway it was=20 a good initial launch and the folks manning = Building 'R'=20 were terrific and quite passionate about their = side of=20 the import realm. As soon as the rest of = the=20 world's import bike owners get the drift of = their plans,=20 I think a reunion and parts flea market is = coming to=20 make this a nice growing addition to the=20 = weekend.

One last thing. = Although=20 Sunday morning was a bit of a downer as a great = weekend=20 drew to a close, there is always major commotion = over in=20 the kit car buildings as floor models are being = led=20 toward the transporters, none more spectacular = that=20 those Cobras and GT-40's with big motors and = open=20 pipes! The car that immediately went to = the top of=20 the list when the fire lit was the perfectly = beautiful=20 Factory 5 Daytona Coupe. With those = wonderful side=20 pipes cracking a staccato melody, the metal = building=20 made sure that not much music escaped to the = outside=20 world, leaving those of us inside with a = spectacular=20 symphony of mechanical mayhem.

So without a doubt = we'll be=20 back to do Carlisle again next year. It's = right in=20 our own backyard while many that I spoke to had = come=20 hundreds of miles for these few days of fun and=20 fellowship. Can you really ask for = anything more=20 out of this wonderful = hobby?

Meeting of the=20 Marques 2009 - a new beginning with an old = friend=20
May 30th was a new beginning and a great = start as we=20 launched a new Meeting of the Marques. It = wasn't=20 lost on the entrants that we were more than a = car show=20 and they really liked that idea. Thanks = goes out=20 to all who had their hand in the previous 18 = years of=20 MoM, founded in part by Tom Ehrhart and last = chaired by=20 Pepi Clay, so that #19 even had a chance to=20 happen.

Jim Chichi led a Pace = Car team=20 up Bullfrog Valley Road just prior to the start = of the=20 5K race that kicked off the CMN Community=20 Celebration. Riding shotgun in four of = those cars=20 were CMN Miracle Kids who were extremely excited = about=20 their experience. Our MoM-ending 'Victory = Lap and=20 Grand Review' required 7 cars to transport the = expanded=20 ranks of available Miracle=20 Kids.

At the end of the day we gave = away some=20 great door prizes and, most importantly, we = turned over=20 a check for $2101 to the Children's Miracle = Network so=20 that miracles can continue to happen. = Without a=20 doubt we invested in the generations following = behind us=20 and quite possibly 'purchased life' for a child = and=20 family who had been without hope. I can = not urge=20 you enough to jump on board and help us do = something=20 very special with our motoring passions. = 124=20 entrants can easily become several hundred if we = combine=20 our strengths with a purpose and will to make a=20 difference.
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No Love Lost Here!
While my wife = doesn't=20 mince words that she'd move back to Florida in a = heartbeat, there are a few things like = cockroaches and=20 spiders that do cause a bit of = trepidation. Note=20 that alligators didn't make the list - they = really don't=20 present any trouble unless you go looking for=20 trouble! Then there are those creatures = that are=20 simply a pain to deal with. They are some = of=20 Florida's least-favorite seasonal visitors and = make=20 their presence known with a 'splat' on = windshields and=20 car grilles as the spring love bug invasion = encompasses=20 much of May and early June.

These highly-amorous = arthropods=20 pepper vehicles as they begin mating rituals = that seem=20 to mainly involve suicidal hovering over = highways while=20 male and female fly...(uhh)...united. Many = of them=20 hang around decaying vegetation as pupae, = waiting for=20 the rain before transforming into adults. = They=20 don't need widespread rain to emerge; irrigated = areas=20 such as hundreds of golf courses or farms will = do just=20 fine. The insects mature faster with = warmer=20 temperatures, so the love bug outbreak starts in = the=20 southern part of the state and moves north at a = rapid=20 rate.
These little buggers are a bane to = motorists=20 and an absolute pain to motorcyclists, appearing = in such=20 dense clouds that windshields can be completely = covered=20 and, in extreme cases, clog radiators and cause=20 overheating. For the bikers, especially if = you=20 aren't one, the resultant effects of a bug blast = are a=20 sick cross between gross and comical. =
The=20 outbreaks generally last a couple of = weeks. Adult=20 love bugs spend only a few days in this = passion-packed=20 delirium, dedicated to mating and finding a nice = batch=20 of decaying vegetation to deposit their = offspring. =20 But while they are around you'll love to hate = them, so=20 be quite thankful that we don't have them to = deal with=20 in PA.

There are a few = persistent=20 myths about the nasty little = critters:
Myth=20 1: Love bugs escaped from University of = Florida=20 researchers who brought them here.
Fact: They = migrated from their native Central America, = moving along=20 the Gulf coast and into the Florida Panhandle = about=20 1940. Three decades later they reached South=20 Florida.

Myth 2: = Love bugs=20 are a genetic engineering experiment gone wrong = when UF=20 researchers tried to create something to eat = mosquitoes.=20 (Remember The Creature From The Black = Lagoon?)
Fact:=20 Love bugs are nectar feeders. They don't have = the jaws=20 to devour mosquitoes. Also, love bugs are active = in the=20 daytime; mosquitoes come out at=20 night.

Myth 3: The = acid in their=20 eggs eats away at car paint.
Fact: Love bugs = are no=20 worse for the finish than most other insects = that meet a=20 messy demise on your car's hood. What=20 characterizes their legendary stature is that = drivers=20 rarely encounter other insects in such = staggering=20 abundance. Even so, it's best to clean off = any=20 deceased bugs within 24 hours before the sun = bakes them=20 in place.

So while the bugs are = bad, they=20 can't hold a candle to Florida's coastal cows - = the=20 brown pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis=20 crapmaximus). But that's a story for = another time=20 when a beautiful top-down convertible day turned = into a=20 pitifully prodigious preponderance of = precipitous,=20 poly-directional poop.

See you = down the=20 road.
- Stan=20 = Carpenter &nbs= p;

NEXT
GENERAL =20 MEMBERSHIP MEETING =20
September 9, 2009

(summer=20 = vacation)

Our General Membership = Meetings are=20 held at 7 PM to 9 PM at the AAA Library & = Research=20 Center, 501 West Governor Road, = Hershey,=20 PA. See you at the Meeting!

"Not-So"=20 Technical = Department

Storing the=20 Storage Battery

From = the age of=20 10 or 11 years old, I sent my time in the garage = "helping" my father keep our family antique = vehicles=20 running. Well, they weren't antiques then, they = were=20 just old cars that he would buy for his = transportation.=20 If he paid more than $50.00 for one, he felt = like he had=20 been "taken". Now my Dad taught me a lot over = those=20 years. Looking back, most of it was true and = good=20 info.

One thing he always pressed = home, was=20 do not store your automobile battery on a = concrete=20 floor. The reason being, "the electricity will = seep out=20 through the case into the ground through the = concrete".=20 It must have been true, since I continued to = hear the=20 same tale many times over from others over the = years.=20 Disregard that battery cases have made many = material=20 changes over those years incorporating modern = plastics;=20 I still hear the same reason for a battery = discharging=20 when sitting on concrete.

Well, I = just=20 heard a more plausible reason for discharging = and wanted=20 to pass it on.

True auto extremists = know=20 that when storing your love, the vehicle that = is, on a=20 concrete floor, you use a vapor barrier under = it. This=20 keeps the moisture from the earth coming up = through the=20 concrete and depositing itself on your fine = metal work=20 under the cover (read that as rust). And yes, = that=20 better be a car cover that allows vapor to pass = through=20 (no blue plastic tarps, please). =

So much=20 the same happens when you sit your charged = battery on a=20 concrete floor. Water vapor slowly covers the = battery=20 and you have a fine layer of conductive moisture = encasing your battery. Then those little = electrons (I=20 know I said this wouldn't be technical) run = across this=20 layer of moisture, like ants at your picnic, = between the=20 terminal posts, depleting the=20 charge.

Submitted by Van=20 Webster

FINE=20 PRINT
This information may or may not be = true, Van is=20 not always right, in fact, most of the time he = is not=20 right ! Use your best judgment when making = decisions=20 about your vehicle, because Van won't stand = behind his=20 = advise!

SVVSCC 2009 Event=20 = Schedule
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Here=20 it is !!!!!! What you have been patiently = waiting for,=20 this year's schedule of SVVSCC Runs, Trips, = Rallies, and=20 even a bus trip. Mark these dates on your = calendars.=20 Each of them promises to be a fun time. As the = event=20 gets closer, a flyer with more details will be = printed=20 in the Greasy Rag. Remember, you do not have to = be a=20 member, or have a sports car to join our = events.=20 =

EVENT      &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;       HOST    =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;       =20 = DATE
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AACA=20 Museum Car=20 = Show          = Charlie=20 = Demmy           &n= bsp;         =20 June 27 = (Sat)

Golden Age=20 Air=20 = Museum         &nbs= p;   Woody=20 & Marge=20 = Menar           =20 July 11 (Sat)
Reading, PA Air and Car=20 Show

Recognition=20 = Picnic         &nbs= p;           SVVSC= C=20 Officers &=20 = BoD         =20 Aug 16 (Sun)
Fort Hunter Park
Family = picnic for=20 all
SVVSCC members and non-member =
helpers. "Wash=20 & Show Car=20 Show"

Jerry's Car = = Museum         &nbs= p;        Carol=20 Heide & Van Webster =20       27 Sep=20 = (Sun)
Pottsville

Covered=20 Bridge=20 = Rally          = ;       Vicky=20 & Jim=20 = Chichi           &= nbsp;   =20 Oct 18=20 (Sun)

Simeone = Foundation=20 = Museum     Kathy &=20 = Sam Armstrong         &= nbsp;Nov.=20 8th (Sun)
Philadelphia bus=20 trip

SVVSCC = Christmas=20 = Party          = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;      =20 Dec. 5th = (Sat)

14th Annual Museum Car Show = & Flea=20 Market

June 27, 2009
Time: = All=20 Day
Location: The Grounds Surrounding the = AACA=20 Museum

Join the fun at the = 14th annual=20 Museum Car Show & Flea Market! = The show=20 opens with registration at 8:00 AM here on the = Museum=20 grounds and runs until 3:00 PM. =
The Car=20 Show is open to all pre-1984 vehicles including=20 antiques, classics, street rods, trucks, buses,=20 motorcycles and sports cars! Other = activities=20 will include a 50-50 Raffle, antique car rides = and a=20 behind the scenes look at one of the Museum's = storage=20 facilities including additional vehicles not on = public=20 display.

Pre-registration to = show a=20 vehicle is $10 and day of show registration will = be=20 $15. A registration form will be = available=20 shortly. Admission to the show grounds is=20 FREE, Museum admission is $10 for Adults, = $9 for=20 Seniors (61 & older), $7 for children (4-12=20 years). Antique Automobile Club of America = and=20 Antique Motorcycle Club of America members are = admitted=20 FREE to the Museum with a valid 2009 = membership=20 card.

Special Museum = exhibits will=20 include a new Antique Motorcyle Club of America=20 Foundation motorcycle display and Sports = Cars in=20 America featuring a variety of domestic and = imported=20 two-seaters that traveled America's highways = after World=20 War II.

If you have any = questions or=20 require any additional information, you can = contact Don=20 Barlup at 717-582-3209.

Registraion Form=20 = Link

Minutes of the General = Membership=20 Meeting of May 13,=20 2009

The meeting of the = Susquehanna=20 Valley Vintage Sports Car Club was called to = order at=20 7:05 P.M. by President Van Webster. There were = 11=20 members = present.

Secretary's=20 Report: Since there were no changes to = the=20 April meeting minutes, they were approved as = published=20 in the Greasy Rag. =

Treasurer's=20 Report: Ken Espenshade was absent so = the=20 Treasurer's Report was not=20 available.

Membership=20 Report: Charlie Demmy reported that he = recently=20 received 4 renewals and 2 new members. We now = have 82=20 memberships with a total of 136 members. Tom = Ehrhart=20 reported that he had contacted 3 prior members = but found=20 that they are involved in other activities and = not=20 interested in renewing their memberships.=20

Jim Chichi suggested that we could = give=20 free club memberships at the AACA Museum Car = Show to=20 those who were already AACA members. Tom Ehrhart = entered=20 a motion and Gary Sebolt seconded. It was = approved. We=20 will discuss the issue at the June 11th meeting. = Possibly we could give a flyer to the import = entries.=20

Charlie Demmy made a suggestion to = provide=20 a package of information to new members. It = could=20 possibly include a welcome letter, list of = officers and=20 contact info, our activity schedule etc. = Everyone=20 thought this was a great idea and Van Webster = will draft=20 a welcome letter. The issue of creating a club = roster=20 was raised. A decision was not reached so we = will=20 discuss again in the=20 future.

Activities=20 = Report:
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Picnic: The east pavilion = at Fort=20 Hunter Park (Harrisburg) has been reserved for = our=20 August 16th picnic. Van will set up a meeting to = discuss=20 details.

Bus Trip: = Kathy=20 Armstrong announced that our bus trip to the = Simone=20 Museum on Sunday November 8th has been set with = the bus=20 company. She is now finalizing how much deposit = is=20 required.

Carlisle Summerfair = SVVSCC Parade=20 Squadron: If you are planning on=20 participating in the parade please respond to = Van=20 Webster by June 7th for this July 2nd parade. = Seven=20 members at the meeting confirmed their=20 = participation.

Hershey=20 Vintage Hillclimb Report: A meeting = will be=20 held June 10th to discuss archiving material and = distribution of = funds.

Meeting of=20 the Marques Report: Stan Carpenter = reported=20 that he has received about 50 entries for = MOM. Our=20 final meeting will be May 27th at 7:00 when we = will=20 discuss final details and pack the goody bags. = We have=20 had a good response for the goody bag items. A = MOM=20 advertisement will be in the Lancaster shopper = and Stan=20 is in contact with the East and West Shore = shoppers to=20 have an ad placed in them. We still have cards, = flyers=20 and posters available to place where they will = get the=20 most=20 = attention.

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Communications=20 Report:

Web site: Gary = Sebolt=20 reported that the web site is running ok. He has = received a quote from VQC Designs and will = discuss it=20 with the board of directors.=20

Greasy Rag: = Please submit=20 any articles to Jim Chichi by the end of May for = the=20 June=20 = issue.
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Mail: Van reported = that we=20 have received 3 requests to link to our web=20 site.

Christmas=20 Party: Kathy Armstrong has = confirmed the=20 reservation at Cantone's for the party on = Saturday=20 December = 5th..

New=20 Business: Marc Fails has invited = everyone to=20 the Saab tent for lunch at the Carlisle Import = Car Show.=20 =             &= nbsp;       =20

Van Webster informed us that = he has=20 received a letter from AACA regarding their 75th = Anniversary. They are planning a book about the = history=20 of AACA clubs and are soliciting stories. Stan = Carpenter=20 volunteered (was railroaded) to help write our = club=20 story.

Good and welfare of = the=20 club: Gary Sebolt presented Rob Rohr = with a=20 free AACA membership. We still have one more = free=20 membership and will extend this to Alfred = Unrath. Gary=20 will send him an = email.

Get well cards will be sent to = Woody=20 Menear and Sam Armstrong.

Dave = Walter spoke=20 about a Marlboro race track reunion. =

Tom=20 Ehrhart, Denny Shwenk and Charlie Demmy had = their cars=20 on display at the AACA Museum in a special = volunteers=20 display. It was noted that the American cars --- = not the=20 British cars that left oil puddles to mark their = spot.

Jim Chichi told us that even = though=20 it was rainy weather, he and Vicky enjoyed the = Artistry=20 in Motion car show in Lancaster.

A=20 suggestion was made that a future club activity = could be=20 attending a race. Watkins Glen and Summit Point = are two=20 possibilities.

Call for=20 adjournment: Stan Carpenter moved and Jim = Chichi=20 seconded the motion to adjourn. Motion passed = and the=20 meeting was adjourned at 8:35=20 = P.M.


     &nb= sp;           &nbs= p;            = ;   Respectfully=20 submitted by      Carol = = Heide
          &nbs= p;            = ;            =             &= nbsp;           &n= bsp;           &nb= sp;=20 Recording=20 = Secretary

&nbs= p; Central Pennsylvania Triumph = Club=20 = Invites = =20 SVVSCC to join them.=20

At the ultra light fly in at the = Lightfoot=20 Ranch near Kralltown. It is a three day = event=20 but CPTC is going June 20th. = CPTC is=20 inviting SVVSCC to join us at this=20 event. They are having a Bar-B-Q = picnic at=20 the fly in starting at 4:00 PM. We plan to = arrive=20 at the fly in around noon ... in time for the = opening=20 ceremony. Bring folding chairs and a picnic = basket=20 if they can't stay until 4:00. General details=20 concerning this event can be found at http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=3D1102600968305&s=3D156&am= p;e=3D001eSAETDXoFh2c5IRWSGHXpWeBHhRuihVF4WNMnq8HAk5SsZoIMzw9vrkdeK09W9wW= 1ozZUKX9MbFap9UFWUp_vacoAiv_3vHJ4jk2u-_sHy1DGVcPIHRI4w=3D=3D.=20

If you have questions concerning this = event,=20

contact Joe Laurito at trglory@verizon.net. =

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AACA Museum Curator's=20 Corner by Jeff Bliemeister

The=20 Sports Car In America , May 22 . October 11,=20 2009

The Museum just opened its = latest major=20 exhibition in the Cammack Gallery, entitled The = Sports=20 Car in America. The exciting exhibition features = over=20 two dozen cars that chronicle the history of the = sports=20 car in the United States from the 1940s through = the late=20 1980s.
There is much debate in automotive = circles=20 about what constitutes a sports car. We used the = criteria that the vehicle had to be = purpose-built with=20 only two seats and have a history of motorsports = competition. We also wanted to show vintage = vehicles so=20 all the display cars are at least twenty years = old. This=20 criterion severely restricts American entries, = limiting=20 the contenders to the likes of Corvette, = Thunderbird,=20 Shelby and early offerings such as the Nash and = Kaiser.=20 There is nothing wrong with that, because the = true=20 history of the sports car in the United States = really=20 focuses on the post World War II era when = returning=20 soldiers brought back the MGs and other small, = nimble=20 vehicles they discovered and fell in love with = in=20 England and throughout Europe. By the early = 1950s these=20 cars were being imported to America and domestic = manufacturers toyed with the idea of building = two-seat=20 sports cars of their own. Although late to the = game,=20 U.S. car companies were successful in producing = quality=20 two-seaters that were competitive with their = European=20 counterparts. The first generation Corvette and=20 Thunderbird were both considered a stylistic = success but=20 were more boulevard cruisers than true sports = cars.=20 Corvette went on to become the nation.s most = enduring=20 performance car, eventually becoming a = world-class=20 competitor, a position it still enjoys today. = Along the=20 way, other American nameplates like GT40 and = Cobra=20 achieved legendary success on the racetracks of = both=20 America and Europe. The 1950s and 1960s were the = highpoint of sports car sales in the United = States. SCCA=20 (Sports Car Club of America) racing events, hill = climbs=20 and other motorsport competitions brought=20 out
thousands of professional and amateur = drivers=20 piloting a whole host of two-seat vehicles, from = an .A=20 to Z. assortment of manufacturers, many of which = are=20 represented in the exhibition. Here is a list of = the=20 vehicles in the exhibition; due to the size of = the=20 exhibition, you may find a few of these sports = cars in=20 the decade scenes on the main floor.

1948 MG TC
1949 = Jaguar XK-120=20 Alloy Roadster
1950 Allard J2
1951 Nash = Nash=20 Healey
1954 Chevrolet Corvette
1954 Kaiser = Darren
1956 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL = .Gullwing.
1957=20 AC Bristol
1957 Ford Thunderbird
1958 = Austin=20 Healey Bug Eyed Sprite
1962 Jaguar = E-Type
1963=20 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe
1965 Lotus Super = 7
1965=20 Ford GT40 MK V Coupe
1966 Honda S-600
1967 = Ferrari=20 365 GT Spyder
1967 Shelby AC Cobra SC (big = block,=20 former C. Shelby owned)
1967 Bizzarini 5300 = GT Coupe=20 (big block only one made)
1967 Chevrolet = Corvette=20 (race prepped vehicle)
1967 Volvo P1800 = (former Roger=20 Moore . Sainte Car)
1971 Datsun 240-Z
1972 = Triumph=20 TR6
1974 BMW 2002ii
1974 Fiat 124 Sport=20 Spider
1980 Mazda RX-7
1982 DeLorean=20 DMC-12
1989 Lamborghini Countach

Reprinted by permssion from the AACA = Museum=20 Volunteer Newsletter, The=20 = Flivver

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