October 2022

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PrezSez from President David Parker

GSMR MEMBERS.

Fall is here and with that comes great cruising weather.  We have another CARS and COFFEE now planned for October 5 at Blue Ridge Community College’s automotive department.  We also will have our annual Fall Picnic, October 15 at Harmon Field with a special judges presentation of three car classes.  The Greenville Region will again be Joining us.

On top of that we have an opportunity to attend a vintage drag racing event in Shelby.  More details to follow on that, so keep an eye on your email updates and our awesome newsletter.  These events will be posted on our website as well.

Also, please remember to RSVP by October 5 for the October 15th picnic at Harmon Field in Tryon.  Send your RSVP to the club email at antiquecarclubwnc@gmail.com.

Have a great October!

David Parker

GSMR President

Good friends conveyed good vibes as several LDC members joined a bumper crop of GSMR folks at our September 20 meeting at Bay Breeze, totaling over 42 in attendance.  It was probably our largest meeting since the pandemic.

Several items of interest were addressed, including future club activities and membership, with a survey handed out.  The survey will soon be available to all members via email.

Other highlights included President David’s mystery hubcap quiz and the upcoming joint club picnic at Harmon Field on the 15th (see flyer on pg. 3).

But the real highlight of the evening was our “Lucky Dog” winner of two months ago, Jane Opliger’s presentation of her and hubby’s 11-year career truckin’ all sorts of automobiles around the country in their classy 3 decker auto transporter.  Their trophy winning rig has been displayed in magazines, calendars and other media, featuring an air-brushed montage covering the entire vehicle inside and out.

An outstanding adventure and a very enjoyable talk.

Website guru, Ralph Griffith

hard at work on i-net matters.

“First Car” overshadowed by more popular sibling.

Ask Tom Somerville about his first car, a 1967 Fathom Blue Pontiac

Tempest 4-dr equipped with Pontiac’s 3.8L in-line 6 ,and he immediately turns to his second car for obvious reasons.  —Ed

    “The Green Goat” —Tom Somerville

I had been tooling around the Washington D.C. area for a while in my first car, a ‘67 Pontiac Tempest with an overhead cam 6, for a couple years when I saw an

ad for a ’69 Pontiac GTO for sale.  It was the summer of ’73 and as much as I liked the Tempest, I wanted more power, so I went and checked the Goat out.  The car was nicely optioned and appeared to be in good shape.  The price seemed fair at $1,800 so I drove it home.  It was Verdoro green with a dark green interior, white vinyl top, hideaway headlights, a 4 speed with console, Hurst shifter and a hood tach.  It had the standard 400 cubic inch 350 horsepower Pontiac V8 with a Rochester Quadrajet carburetor and dual exhaust.  To a car crazy 17-year-old it was Heaven on Earth.

Soon after I got it home, I noticed that the engine wasn’t running as well as I thought it should.  I quickly found out that all the pushrods were bent.  Apparently, the previous owner had missed a shift or two!  After replacing the pushrods, I installed an adjustable rev limiter under the dash.  The wheels were next.  Out with the factory Rally 2 wheels and in with chrome Cragars with L60s mounted in the rear and G70s up front.  I also added Gabriel Hijacker air shocks, an FM converter, 8-track player with Radio Shack bookshelf speakers in back, and a CB radio.  My CB handle was Green Goat.

I was rear-ended at a stoplight in the mid-seventies and the insurance company declared it totaled.  I kept the car and had the frame straightened and new quarter panels installed.  The new paint was a Cadillac green with extra metal flakes added.  Hey, this was the ‘70s!  The car also lost its white vinyl top at this point.  Diametrically opposed to the way GTOs are pampered today, it was my only car and I drove it in all kinds of weather including snow and ice mixed with plenty of salt.  I parked it on the busy street in front of my house for years and thought nothing of it.

I had the car for 11 years and a lot of good times but the notion of holding on to it never crossed my mind.  The car was getting pretty rusty and tired by the late ‘70s when I started hanging around with some sports car guys.  Not long after, I bought my friend’s ’68 Austin Healey Sprite and in the early ‘80s a ’75 Porsche 914 came my way.  The Porsche handled like a go-cart, sipped gas and was a blast to drive.  I rarely drove the old Goat during this period.  At least I put it in the back yard and covered it up.  In 1984 I had the bright idea to sell the GTO and the 914 to buy a new Chevrolet Camaro Z/28.  The Z was nice, but you know what they say about hindsight!  I still miss the old green Goat and the Porsche.

Here is a picture of me and my ’71 that I bought in 2000 to finally replace the green one.

(More)

October Summary Schedule

Saturday October 1:

Cars & Coffee at the Dixie Diner, Laurel Park (subject to weather)

Enjoy breakfast starting at 7:30 with old car camaraderie

Heatherwood Picnic Cruise 

P I C N I C   C A N C E L L E D   F O R   T H I S   Y E A R

Downtown Landrum, SC 10AM-3PM (Uncertain)

North Trade St—Registration starts at 9AM—$20 Registration

East Henderson High School—10 AM-2PM (Uncertain)

Second annual show

Wednesday, October 5:

GSMR/LDC Meet-n-Greet Cruise to BRCC Tech Facility

Gather at Ingles on Spartanburg Hwy. (US 176) at Upward Road

for tour departure at 8:45AM.  Coffee & donuts will be served!

Tuesday thru Friday, October 4-7:

The big Hershey Region AACA National Show, Car Corral and Flea

(go to AACA.org for full information)

Thurs-Fri-Sat October 13-15 Antique Tractor & Truck Show:

WNC AG Center (Fair Grounds)

Saturday, October 15:

GSMR/LDC Combined Clubs Annual Picnic 10:30 AM ‘til ?

Harmon Field, Tryon (flyer with full info. Pg. 3)

Re-scheduled for Saturday, October 29:

LDC Car Truck and Bike Show, Carolina Farm House, Forest City

Registration 10-12 (see flyer pg. 6)

WHATCHYAGOT

FOR SALE?

Members of GSMR/LDC only,

got something for sale?  Car?  Parts?

Send a description of what you have, in

25 WORDS MORE OR LESS

To: mm@cedarmountainlodge.com

with subject “GSMR SALE ITEM”

And we’ll put it in the next newsletter.

Promise.

Know of someone under the weather?  Going in for surgery?  Send information to our Sunshine Lady, Yvonne Jacobs at yvonne.jacobs43@gmail.com and we’ll post it here. 

Get Well card was sent to Tommy Opliger, who has been recovering from a procedure and was at our last meeting with truck-drivin’ wife, Jane.

On another note, congratulations to Pres. David, whose daughter, Ginger, will become Mrs. Evan Shaw on October 15! 

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST CAR?

Do you have fond memories of that first ride?  Photos?  Everyone has a first car, so tell us about yours in 200 words or less so we can put you in the spotlight.  Oh, and include a picture or two. Send it all to: Jrs190sl@yahoo.com.  Aka Jim Mitchell.

GSMR President: David Parker, 904-553-7060

Vice President: Mike Mucci 828-883-4770

Secretary: Diane Rogers

Treasurer: Colleen Mangeot, 513-490-1461

Board Members: Steve Nordt 732-233-4129;

Tom Furey 828-894-8898;

Hulon McCraw 828-606-2918; Keith Fisher 352-598-2467

Membership:  Kim LaRowe 828-779-2378

Webmaster: Ralph Griffith

LDC President: Dave Chauncy 828-657-5269

Vice President: Fran Luczak

Treasurer: Tom Furey, 828-817-0536

Secretary: Sam Farance 828-980-1184

Club Merchandise: Lee Davis, 828-245-5943

Membership:& Museum Gary Barnett, 828-223-0002

Museum Rob Mitchell 815-441-2077

Editor: Mike Mucci: mm@cedarmountainlodge.com      Assoc. Editor: Jim Mitchell jrs190sl@yahoo.com—770-883-2316       www.gsmr.club

Newsletter of the Great Smoky Mountains Region and Little Detroit Chapter

of the Antique Automobile Club of America

EDITORS’ NOTES:

As some members may already be headed to the big AACA Hershey show on the 4th thru 7th, others of us are planning two big events this month.  Our big Region/Chapter picnic is on the 15th at Harmon Field, and Little Detroit’s big show is now slated for Oct. 29 (see flyer, pg. 6).

In this issue we’re featuring LDC member Tom Somerville and his first? car.  Well, maybe.  (See pg. 7)  We’re still looking for others.  How about your first car?  Give me or Jim Mitchell a shout.  Jim and I stand ready to post it in an upcoming issue.  (Jim’s email: jrs190sl@yahoo.com)

—Mike Mucci, Editor

Questions, contributions, comments: mm@cedarmountainlodge.com.

PLEASE NOTE:  DEADLINE FOR INCLUSION IN ANY ISSUE IS THE LAST DAY OF THE PREVIOUS MONTH.

Know someone who would

enjoy reading about our

Great Smoky Mountains Region?

 Send them this issue. 

Also visit aaca.org for 

national/regional 

info. & events

Bringin’ up the rear.

October Summary Schedule

Saturday October 1:

Cars & Coffee at the Dixie Diner, Laurel Park (subject to weather)

Enjoy breakfast starting at 7:30 with old car camaraderie

Heatherwood Picnic Cruise 

P I C N I C   C A N C E L L E D   F O R   T H I S   Y E A R

Downtown Landrum, SC 10AM-3PM (Uncertain)

North Trade St—Registration starts at 9AM—$20 Registration

East Henderson High School—10 AM-2PM (Uncertain)

Second annual show

Wednesday, October 5:

GSMR/LDC Meet-n-Greet Cruise to BRCC Tech Facility

Gather at Ingles on Spartanburg Hwy. (US 176) at Upward Road

for tour departure at 8:45AM.  Coffee & donuts will be served!

Tuesday thru Friday, October 4-7:

The big Hershey Region AACA National Show, Car Corral and Flea

(go to AACA.org for full information)

Thurs-Fri-Sat October 13-15 Antique Tractor & Truck Show:

WNC AG Center (Fair Grounds)

Saturday, October 15:

GSMR/LDC Combined Clubs Annual Picnic 10:30 AM ‘til ?

Harmon Field, Tryon (flyer with full info. Pg. 3)

Re-scheduled for Saturday, October 29:

LDC Car Truck and Bike Show, Carolina Farm House, Forest City

Registration 10-12 (see flyer pg. 6)

See Bruce Hatfield’s Comprehensive Calendar next 3 pages (addendum)

Classic auto accessories and garage décor

Vintage suitcases, beverage coolers, camping equipment and more for displaying in your classic car or garage.  For more information or to schedule and appointment,

call David Parker at 904-553-7060.

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Mike & Jim

GSMR MEMBERS.

Fall is here and with that comes great cruising weather.  We have another CARS and COFFEE now planned for October 5 at Blue Ridge Community College’s automotive department.  We also will have our annual Fall Picnic, October 15 at Harmon Field with a special judges presentation of three car classes.  The Greenville Region will again be Joining us.

On top of that we have an opportunity to attend a vintage drag racing event in Shelby.  More details to follow on that, so keep an eye on your email updates and our awesome newsletter.  These events will be posted on our website as well.

Also, please remember to RSVP by October 5 for the October 15th picnic at Harmon Field in Tryon.  Send your RSVP to the club email at antiquecarclubwnc@gmail.com.

Have a great October!

David Parker

GSMR President

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VAN’S AUTO SERVICE, LLC

TERRY THELEN, OWNER

(Answer later in the newsletter.)

What make and year automobile displayed this emblem

on the hood?

1947 Nash

1946 Buick

1953  Packard

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Bruce Wood

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Yet More

Even More

Still More

LDC Calendar of Events

Answer: B. 1946 Buick  

In the mid 1930s, a General Motors Styling researcher viewed ancestral arms of the Scottish Buick family. The interpretation of that “coat of arms” soon became Buick’s symbol and has been used in various forms ever since, evolving into the three stylized arms in 1960 and found abstracted in a circle used today.

END

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‘61-’63 IMPERIAL Dash Pad $150

Call 828-215-4846

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Cleaning out the shop.

For sale: Six jacks, $25 for all

828-231-1513, 828-273-1388

Richard Marlowe

2023

Carolina Mountain

Car Club’s big day

at the Air Museum

Sat. September 3

Photos: Editor

INSIDE:

BRCC Auto Tech Meet-n-Greet Oct. 5—see pg. 15

Little Detroit’s October show now on the 29th—pg. 6

Pictures from September meeting—pgs. 4-5

“My first car” Tom Somerville—pg. 7

Pictures from CMCC’s Cars and Airplanes show—pg. 8

Calendar of events of interest—pgs. 16-20

EXCLUSIVE: DEMONSTRATION OF AACA JUDGING PROCEDURE

Bring a side

or dessert

to share

BBQ meat,

bread,

tea, lemonade

and utensils

provided

Drive 

Your Old

Car or Truck

Please e-mail your RSVP by October 5 to: antiquecarclubwnc@gmail.com

Special invitation to members of the SC Region AACA to join us at this event

Harmon Field is located

at the intersection of US 176 and

Harmon Field Rd., just north of Tryon

Joint Monthly Meeting

Of Great Smoky Mountains Region

And Little Detroit Chapter, AACA

Ask Tom Somerville about his first car, a 1967 Fathom Blue Pontiac 

Tempest 4-dr (similar to above photo) equipped with Pontiac’s 3.8L in-line 6 , 

and he immediately turns to his second car for obvious reasons.  —Ed

    “The Green Goat” —Tom Somerville

I had been tooling around the Washington D.C. area for a while in my first car, a ‘67 Pontiac Tempest with an overhead cam 6, for a couple years when I saw an

ad for a ’69 Pontiac GTO for sale.  It was the summer of ’73 and as much as I liked the Tempest, I wanted more power, so I went and checked the Goat out.  The car was nicely optioned and appeared to be in good shape.  The price seemed fair at $1,800 so I drove it home.  It was Verdoro green with a dark green interior, white vinyl top, hideaway headlights, a 4 speed with console, Hurst shifter and a hood tach.  It had the standard 400 cubic inch 350 horsepower Pontiac V8 with a Rochester Quadrajet carburetor and dual exhaust.  To a car crazy 17-year-old it was Heaven on Earth.

Soon after I got it home, I noticed that the engine wasn’t running as well as I thought it should.  I quickly found out that all the pushrods were bent.  Apparently, the previous owner had missed a shift or two!  After replacing the pushrods, I installed an adjustable rev limiter under the dash.  The wheels were next.  Out with the factory Rally 2 wheels and in with chrome Cragars with L60s mounted in the rear and G70s up front.  I also added Gabriel Hijacker air shocks, an FM converter, 8-track player with Radio Shack bookshelf speakers in back, and a CB radio.  My CB handle was Green Goat.

I was rear-ended at a stoplight in the mid-seventies and the insurance company declared it totaled.  I kept the car and had the frame straightened and new quarter panels installed.  The new paint was a Cadillac green with extra metal flakes added.  Hey, this was the ‘70s!  The car also lost its white vinyl top at this point.  Diametrically opposed to the way GTOs are pampered today, it was my only car and I drove it in all kinds of weather including snow and ice mixed with plenty of salt.  I parked it on the busy street in front of my house for years and thought nothing of it.

I had the car for 11 years and a lot of good times but the notion of holding on to it never crossed my mind.  The car was getting pretty rusty and tired by the late ‘70s when I started hanging around with some sports car guys.  Not long after, I bought my friend’s ’68 Austin Healey Sprite and in the early ‘80s a ’75 Porsche 914 came my way.  The Porsche handled like a go-cart, sipped gas and was a blast to drive.  I rarely drove the old Goat during this period.  At least I put it in the back yard and covered it up.  In 1984 I had the bright idea to sell the GTO and the 914 to buy a new Chevrolet Camaro Z/28.  The Z was nice, but you know what they say about hindsight!  I still miss the old green Goat and the Porsche.

Here is a picture of me and my ’71 that I bought in 2000 to finally replace the green one.



A message to 

Little Detroit Chapter Members from President, David Chauncy: 

Please bring any items that may

be used for door prizes for our

upcoming Little Detroit Car, Truck & Bike Show on October 22nd

to the next meting.

Wehave a box at Divebomber where you can bring items by at any time from now until then.

Good friends conveyed good vibes as several LDC members joined a bumper crop of GSMR folks at our September 20 meeting at Bay Breeze, totaling over 42 in attendance.  It was probably our largest meeting since the pandemic.

Several items of interest were addressed, including future club activities and membership, with a survey handed out.  The survey will soon be available to all members via email.

Other highlights included President David’s mystery hubcap quiz and the upcoming joint club picnic at Harmon Field on the 15th (see flyer on pg. 3).

But the real highlight of the evening was our “Lucky Dog” winner of two months ago, Jane Opliger’s presentation of her and hubby’s 11-year career truckin’ all sorts of automobiles around the country in their classy 3 decker auto transporter.  Their trophy winning rig has been displayed in magazines, calendars and other media, featuring an air-brushed montage covering the entire vehicle inside and out.

An outstanding adventure and a very enjoyable talk.

Yes,,,

We still 

honor our flag!.

Jane Opliger, “Lucky Dog “ speaker with sister, Joy Webb,

our newest new member!

Website guru, Ralph Griffith hard at work on i-net matters.

At right is Amy, our sole wait person (for more than 40 people) hard at work while others won’t come to work.  We had to wait awhile for our food, so Prez David plugged in meeting matters to kill time.  Sure we know some of our members waited a long time for their order.  That’s very unfortunate.  But short-staffing is a universal problem.  We plea for understanding. –Ed

AMC

Javelin

Student

project

WE’LL GREET

The new class of tech students and re-connect with this great group

WEAR YOUR CLUB SHIRT AND BADGE!

Coffee and Donuts

will be served

courtesy GSMR

WE’LL MEET 

AT INGLES

Upward Rd. at US 176

DRIVE YOUR OLD CAR

DEPART AT 8:45 AM

Group tour to the BRCC

Automotive Tech Center for 9AM arrival.

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2023 Membership Renewal

It’s that time of year again – to think about renewing your AACA and GSMR/LDC dues, that is!  Please complete the renewal form below and return it, with your check, by year’s end.  For your convenience, this form can be used to pay both dues.  (For insurance reasons, all Region/Chapter members must also be AACA members.)  You will also receive a renewal reminder for your AACA dues in the next edition of Antique Automobile.  If you pay those dues directly, or through another Region, to AACA, please do not include them in this payment!

Dues are delinquent by January 1, 2023, and if not received promptly could result in your membership being terminated and Antique Automobile magazines being cut off!

ACT NOW AND KEEP YOUR MEMBERSHIPS CURRENT!

2023 AACA and Great Smoky Mountains Region Dues Renewal

Name(s) ______________________________________________________   AACA Member No._____________________

Address _______________________________________________________ Phone No._____________________________

City/State/Zip _________________________________________   E-mail ________________________________________

DUES:                 Member          Student/Junior                         Make  check payable to GSMR,

AACA*        $45.00*              $12.00                          Send to:  GSMR/LDC

GSMR            15.00                 Free                                            P.O. Box 6155

Total             $60.00               $12.00                                          Hendersonville, NC 28793

        * Note:  If AACA National dues are not included in this payment, CHECK HERE □ to confirm that they are paid directly to AACA or through another Region or Chapter.  If you do pay your AACA dues directly or through another Region or Chapter, please do not include them in this payment.

CLIP HERE

Stay in the Loop!

As of October 1, we are accepting renewals for GSMR and AACA.

For your convenience, you can print out this page by clicking the print icon

at the top, and select this page (page 10) on the pdf print menu.

Then clip the application below and follow instructions.  If you already paid your

AACA dues using the form that came in your recent copy of Antique Automobile,

just pay the region dues listed below to stay current.  (Renew by Dec. 10, please)

Take pride in your AACA membership!

Display your GSMR or LDC membership certificate proudly

in your office, shop or “cave.”  Encourage your car-loving

friends to join you at an event like the upcoming picnic or

Meet-n-Greet at BRCC.  Membership forms are readily

available at most meetings and events or contact Kim

LaRowe, Membership Chair (klarowe68@gmail.com).

He’ll be glad to get you the forms you need—pronto.

Also visit www.gsmr.club for all the information you need.



CANCELLED

Check your email for revised scheduling of all events affected by storm conditions.

From Bruce Hatfield, Transylvania Cruisers

OCTOBER

Saturday 1st Hendersonville, NCCars & Breakfast 7:30-9:00 AM @ Dixie Diner Hwy 64 in Laurel Park828 329 4971

Saturday 1st Landrum,SCClassic Car Show North Trade Ave 10-3 PMRegistration begins 9:00 AM $20864 444 0903

Saturday 1st Concord, NC All Corvette Show @ Hendricks Motor Complex4400 Papa Joe Hendrick Blvd8-2 PM704 902 1330

Saturday 1st Fletcher, NCSoutheast Willys Jeep Get Together125 Underwood Rd1941-196410-3 PM828 687 0334

Saturday 1st Greenville, SC Ridge Runner Corvettes Open Car Show @ Embassy Suitesby Hilton Golf & Resort Conference Center670 Verdae Blvd 224 805 2147

Saturday 1st Greenville, SCOpen Car Show 10-1 @ Embassy Suites670 Verde Blvd.Sponsored by Ridge Runner Corvette ClubRegis $20Register by Sept 1stWin chance for Free Night at Embassy SuitesBenefit for Service Dogs for Veterans

Saturday 1st Rutherfordton NCOctFest Car Show Downtown 10-3 PM 828 429 7500

Saturday 1st Concord, NCMemorial Car Show @ Morrison Motor Museum4545 Concord Pkwy South8-1 PM704 575 9575

Saturday 1st Laurens, SC Squeelin on the Square 8-2 PM 300 Hillcrest864 923 3139

Saturday 1st Myrtle Beach SCAll British CarShow @ The Market Common9-3 PM843 547 9574

Saturday 1st Rutheerfordton, NCHilltop Featival car Show Dntn10-3 PM828 479 7500

Saturday 1-2nd Sevierville, TN Appalachian VE Association Circle Yer Wagens All VW Show @ Sevier County Fair Grounds754 Old Knoxville Hwy 8-4 PM865 654 8009

Sunday 2 -9th Biloxi, MS Crusin The Coast 888 808 1188

Sunday 2nd Fletcher, NCFernleaf Community Charter School Car Show58 Howard Gap Rd 1-4 PM828 684 3645

Thursday 6-8th Myrtle Beach, SC F Body Beach Bash 2022 Broadway at the Beach1325 Celebrity Circle864 420 4979

Friday 7-8th Lenoir, NCVintage Swap Meet & Auto Fair @ Caldwell County Fairgrounds2641 Fairground Rd 9-6 PM828 612 5884

Saturday 8th Franklin,NCMountain High Music Craft Fair & Car Show @ Smoky Mtn Center for Performing Arts 1028 Georgia Rd10-5 PM828 5243161

Saturday 8th Hendersonville, NC Mustang Pony Run & All Ford Show @ Parks Ford 601 Duncan Hill Rd 9-3 PM828 458 1278

Saturday 8thHonea Path, SCBenefit Car Show @ Classic Pontiac Rescue730 North Main St 9-3 PM864 369 2114

Saturday 8th Iva, SCIva Depot Days CarShow @ Iva Fire Dept. 9-1 PM864 348 7683

Saturday 8thSpindale, NC Thermal Belt Shriners Car Truck and Bike Show @ Isothermal Community College 9-3 PM828 447 6963

Saturday 8th Charlotte, NCVintage Motorcycle & Car Show @ Camp North End1776 Statesville Ave Noon- 8 PM

Saturday 8th Gastonia, NCCharlie Craig Sinclair Annual Cruise In 4316 South New Hope Rd10 A- Dark

Saturday 8th Gastonia, NCOpen Car Show @ Tindol Ford1901 E Franklin Blvd10-2 PM

Saturday 8th Inman SCAutoweks Cartoberfeston South Main St 5-9 PM

Sunday 9th Travelers Rest, SC Veterans LastPatrol Honor Ride & ShowBenefit for Veterans in Hospice 235Trailblazer Dr 8-5 PM864 580 8005

Wednesday 12th – 15 Charlotte, NCFoxtoberfest Fox Body Show @ Charlotte Motor Speedway7-4 Daily

Thursday 13-15th Fletcher, NCAnnual Fall Harvest Antique Engine, TractorSemi Truck Show @ WNC AG Center 1301 Fanning Bridge Rd8-5 PM828 435 0413

Friday 14-15 Cherokee, NCFall Rod Run @ Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds54 Tsali Blvd 9-5PM Pre 86828 226 6853

Friday 14-15th Kannapolis . NCFord Falcon Regional Meet & All Ford Show @ Holiday Inn Express on Dale Earnhardt Blvd 8-5 PM704 736 1920

Friday 14-15th Maggie Valley, NCVairs in the Valley All Corvair Show @ Maggie Valley Town Center 2551 Soco Rd9-6 PM828 631 2800

Saturday 15th Erwin, TNSoutheastern Autorama Dntn8-3 PM423 388 8441

Saturday 15th Spartanburg, SC Piedmont Perfect Car Show 575 Fairgrounds Rd 1PM864 582 7042

Saturday 15thTaylors, SC American Legion Post 214 Car Show3110 Wade Hampton Blvd10-4 PM864 630 8086

Saturday 15thConcord, NC Bullitt Day @ Muatang Owners Museum 4001 DearbornPlace NW 10-2 PM

Saturday 15th Pacolet, SCPacolet River Fest Car Show @ Bottom of Hotel Hill 8-3 PM

Saturday 29th Forest City, NC Car & Bike Show @ Carolina Farm House Restaurant2270College AveRegistration 10-NOON Entry Fee 20 Sponsor AACA Little Detroit

Tuesday 18-23rd Myrtle Beach,SC Mopar Week @ The BeachMyrtle Waves Waterpark 3000Mr. Joe White Avemoparsatthebeach.org

Saturday 22ndCherokee, NC WNC Truck Show @ Cherokee Fairgrounds545 Tsali BlvdPickups Big Truck 8-5 PM828 421 2056

Saturday 22nd Gaffney, SCChildrens Home CarShow 507 Windslow Ave 10-2 PM864 491 9720

Saturday 22nd Greer, SC Euro FestivalEuropean Auto Show @ BMW Car Club Foundation 190 Manatee Court 10-4 PMeuroautofestival.com

Saturday 22nd Inman, SCFoothills Mopar ClubOpen Show @ Big Daddy’s Drive In 1-=3 PM 864 313 8296

Saturday, 22nd Taylors, SCFall Festival & Cruise In @ Hidden Treasure Christian School 500 West Lee Rd10:30- 3 PM864 235 6848

Saturday 29th Mt. Pleasant SC British Car Day @ Palmetto Islands County Park 444 Needlerush Pkwy10-3 PM508 864 3393

Saturday 29th Fountain Inn, SC Fountain Inn Masonic Lodge Trunk or TreatCar Show 108 North Weaton St, 10-2 PM864 238 9655

Saturday 29th Shelby, NC Neal Senior Center Car Show & Flea Mkt100 T. R. Harris Dr8-2 PM704 481 7390

Saturday29th Spruce Pine, NCClassic Car Show 231 Skyview Circle Entry Fee $20 includes One Meal Ticket Sponsored by Correctional Peace Officer Foundation & Avery Mitchell Correction9-2 PMDoor Prizes550/50Trophies

Check your email for revised scheduling of all events affected by storm conditions.

CANCELLED

Check your email for revised scheduling of all events affected by storm conditions.

Check your email for revised scheduling of all events affected by storm conditions.

NEW DATE!

NEW