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04/02 Jim Campos 04/02 Franca Jackson 04/03 Jeff Countess 04/04 Will Huber 04/07 Ted Kersh 04/10 Corky Bradford 04/16 Shel & Dynette Jones 04/16 Jamie Jackson 04/18 Jerry & Cherie Bergeron 04/18 Dennis & Lori Hannagan 04/19 Arnold Newman 04/20 Janice McGhee 04/25 Beth Henson 04/26 Roger & Elaine Bymun 04/29 Jared Gourd 04/30 Ron & Millie Ramsey 04/30 Jesse Loy

Greetings fellow Mustang enthusiasts! Show season and meal cruises are in high gear! Trust everyone is getting out and enjoying the benefits of great weather and great friends. Speaking of friends, I’m happy to report our friend Will Williams of CarFX is recuper-ating from surgery and is up and around sooner than expected. At the Arnold’s car show fellow member Billy Jenkins approached me with the idea of showing our ap-preciation and friendship to Will and his wife Wendy by purchasing a years’ member-ship to GCCM. We submitted an email to ten or so members who we felt would ap-preciate an opportunity to participate in this gift. I brought this to the attention of the Board March 15 and they unanimously suggested and approved a Life Time Membership be awarded as a thank you for being a sponsor and supporter for the last ten years. An official plaque will be presented to them in the coming months. Roger Bymun is representing the club well working hard and diligently with the City of Broken Arrow officials regarding our annual show site. They have approved us for September 24 and want us for 2017 as well. The Board Meeting minutes provide details of discussions and plans. Be prepared to see and hear more at the April Gen-eral meeting. Melvin Little will be our guest speaker at the April meeting. Melvin, a founding mem-ber of GCCM, owns Mustang1, a restoration and parts business, located in Sapulpa OK. I believe he’s going to share what it takes to take a shell of a car to a show win-ner. Don’t miss this meeting… April 5 at 7pm. Just around the bend, (hint, hint, review our calendar of events on the next page), we have the Mid-America Ford Meet coming up in June. I’m a little behind on get-ting a handle on what is expected of us as we take on the registration process as well as the previous judging duties. Please be prepared to step up in assist us in making the car show an even better success than the last two years. Back to car shows… we all could use a reminder of car show etiquette… so on page 17 I have placed an article found on Facebook that is good reading for us and our friends. You’ll find another article of interest on page 15 written by our very own Steve Arm-strong. Be sure to thank Mark A Harwood DDS, long time club member and current board member holding the previous President position, for recently becoming a GCCM show sponsor. Mark’s dental office Coweta Smiles can be found at http://www.cowetasmiles.com/ Friendly Staff. Beautiful Smiles. Welcoming Environment. Mustangs Rule!! John Hemby

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April

2nd - Little Lighthouse Open House 5th - General Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm 9th - Lunch at Clanton’s in Vinita / Packard Museum in Afton 16th - Central Oklahoma Spring Round-up Car Show 16th - HST at Hallett 17th - National Mustang Day Festival in OKC 17th - Parkinson's Rally Walk & 5k Tulsa 18th - Dinner Cruise to Ron's Hamburgers in Jenks 26th - Board Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm 29th - 1st Annual “The Tulsa Chill” Tulsa, OK 30th - 2nd Annual Glenpool "Black Gold" Car Show

May 3rd - General Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm 6th & 7th - 35th Annual Ford Fun Day MCA Regional Car Show 7th - Lunch Cruise to Click's Steakhouse & Steam Engine Show 21st - GCCM's Annual Picnic 21st - HST at Hallett 24th - Board Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm 28th - Route 66 Patriot Fest

June 4th - 27th Annual Route 66 Blowout in Sapulpa 7th - General Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm 11th - Lunch Cruise to Pete's Place in Muskogee 15th thru 19th - MidAmerica Ford Meet and Car Show 25th - HST at Hallett 28th - Board Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm


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General Meeting Minutes - March 1, 2016

Speedy Gonzalez Open Meeting – John Hemby called the meeting to order at 7:00pm Showing tonight’s Agenda on TV monitor via laptop.

Sponsors – Bud Jessee, Melvin Little, Jon with Matthews Ford (has 2015 GT Black manual & 2015 GT350

Black for sale). New Members – Sheri & David Johnson and Bill Brewer. Financials – Mary Calvert • Mary presented the transactions and balances of the club and show accounts Previous Minutes – John Brawley did not receive 50/50 as published. Change noted and approved. Parade Coordinator – Ron W? Not in attendance to confirm.

Guest Speakers • Bud Jessee from American National Insurance. In business for 35 years, 6 months. Cars are our pride

& joy. Passed out a cheat sheet handout. How much is your 1st question. Explained difference be-tween Agreed Value & Stated Value Policy. Classic cars should been Agreed Value. Stated Value fixed only damage. Agreed Value can paint all of car if it don’t match. Should question your agent. Offers Earthquake insurance.

• Linda Steed & Chris from LLH. Linda has been a physical therapist for 19 years. Appreciated commu-nity’s support. Located at 36 & Yale. New addition to open in August. Need volunteers on moving day, 2nd Friday in August. Increasing enrollment from 64 to 80 kids. 2nd phase is to renovate current building. Gradually increase by 40 kids, 10 kids per classroom. Everyday is exciting & miracles hap-pen. Saturday, April 2 is Open House at new building from 2:00 to 4:00pm. Can arrange for special Mustang parking. (check for insurance coverages. Lol). Little Charles is 6 years old now, started at age 2. Could do nothing & made no sounds. Last week he started chasing her around, very vocal. Offers volunteer program for any age, includes training. Can be office, maintenance, or reading.

Starbirds Show – Roger • Club placed 3rd for display. • 24 cars and one Ford pickup. • George Walker placed in Top 50. • Ralph Dooling purchased 66 coupe that placed in Top 12.

• Thank you to Corky, Donnie, Ron, Daniel, Brad for setup.

Roundup – Roger • Scheduling show in September.

• Filed forms with Broken Arrow, Rose District. • Could be pairing with another event to share expenses. • Has meeting in two weeks with Rhonda.

• Current reconstruction in downtown BA. • Located on Broadway St & Dallas St on Main St.

Contest – Will • T-shirt Design: • 12 entries. Shown on TV & passed 2 drawings around. Vote on Ballots.

1. Pony words. 2. Silhouettes of 67 & 15. 3. Front of 67.


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4. Various cars & sponsors. 5. Red, white & blue flag pony, 2 cars on back. 6. Cartoon horse on back, GCCM heart. 7. Cartoon horse on front. 8. Club emblem. 9. Silhouettes on back, club emblem heart. 10. Club emblem. 11. Cars facing each other. 12. Pony's facing each other.

Flyers Design: 1. Cars, sponsors. 2. Silhouettes.

MCA - Billy Henson • Ron W not in attendance.

• Voted on special shirt for judges. Dark blue with class of judging. • Watch “A Faster Horse” on NetFlix. The making of 2015. • Adding new classes. Red medallion has more options.

• Added modified class. • Apr – Florida. • June – Reno. • July – Buffalo, NY.

• Sept-Oct – Myrtle Beach. • Sept - 40th anniv at Indianapolis. • Need to start making reservations. Some are already booked.

Hallett – Jerry • Nothing new.

Cruises – John • Sat, Mar 5 – Arnold’s Hamburgers. Show at 10:00 – 2:00. Trophy's for Top 3. No charge. Located at

51 & Union. Meet at Warehouse Market at 9:15. Park in grass. Receive $5 discount towards food. • Mar 12 – AQ Chicken. • Mar 17 – Fish Shack. • Apr 16 – OKC. • Apr 17 – Celebrate OKC Block Party.

Pony Drive – Steve A coordinating for 40th MCA. Track – George

Apr 19 & 20 – Opening at Fair Meadows. Branson Books – on table. Donated by Earl Hillard. 50/50 - Mary

$10 Dinner – Joe Berkley 50/50 $15.50 – Johnny Perry Ipad red carrier - Melvin T-shirt XL – Scott Grant

Meeting Adjourned at 8:20p 58 signed attendance sheet.


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Board Meeting Minutes - March 15, 2016

Make-Up for February Speedy Gonzalez

Present: John Hemby, Roger Bymun, Rachael Granado, Mary Calvert, Corky Bradford, Melvin Lit-tle, Brad Long, Mark Harwood & Steve Young Absent: Will Huber & Ron Watkins

Open Meeting – John called the meeting to order at 6:45pm. Will Williams – Board voted to award a Lifetime Membership to Will and his wife Wendy for sup-porting our club over the last ten years. A completed application indicating the award was includ-ed in the get well card to be mailed the next day. Financial Report – Mary • Mary presented the balance of both accounts

• Publish these financial amounts? Report numbers as per By-Laws. Board voted to report numbers verbally and remove from Minutes published online.

Budget - John • Misplaced budget given by Sandy. John to re-create.

• John will email 2015 show budget to Roger.

• Roger will track t-shirt sales by sizes.

• Mark will check on pricing & availability on printing this years t-shirts. Sponsors • Received Sponsor Tracking handout.

• Melvin gave positive advice to Steve.

• Mark Harwood agreed to a $250 club sponsorship. He will receive ¼ page ad, link to web, 2 car class trophies. In return, Mark asked that members attend parades to support Coweta.

Roster • Rachael has current Roster.

• Will send to John and Ron.

• Rachael and John to determine who needs to be removed from the roster Donated Items - John • Will Williams donated item to club.

• Received handout with details.

• Use as door prizes or silent auction or sell on eBay? Discussed that universal item to be used as door prizes. Specific items to be sold on silent auction.

• Also have donated items from Bill Felts in storage. To be discussed at a later date. Need to create inventory list.

Roundup - Roger • Confirmed show to be in Broken Arrow from Broadway to Farmers Market.

• In discussion with Debra. Will meet next Monday.

• Sept 24 – Red, White & Blue Soldiers Wish or Sept 17 – Arts & Chalk. Vonda can approve ei-ther day.

• Board voted for Sept 24, 2016 R, W, B Soldiers Wish & reserve Sept 16, 2017 Arts & Chalk.


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• Hospitality Dinner to be held at Downtown central park or Event office park on Friday night? Board voted for central park this year.

• Charges (are shared with Soldiers):

• Road Closure - $200 – 500.

• Police presence – minimal since we are not allowing for beer vendors.

• Porta-potty - $300 & up.

• Permit for pop-ups - $121 for 400sq or 4 pop-ups. Discussion on no charge to non-electric, possibly charge $20 for electric. Roger to confirm before announcing to vendors.

• Can raise extra money from t-shirts & calendars sales.

• To contact DJ Travis.

• To attend BA Committee Chamber meeting 90 days before show to answer their questions.

• To provide our trash cans. Dumpster available to dump trash. Discussion to hire civic club to dump trash periodically throughout day. Roger to ask BA on details. Corky to confirm we have trash liners.

• Required to leave 20ft open in center for emergency vehicle access.

• Rose District, Brock no longer there, Warren is new contact. Discussion to add rose logo to t-shirt. BA to provide logo via electronic. • Can have mayor, fire, & police to select for trophies.

• Roger to contact hotel next to BassPro for Host Hotel.

• No food vendors needed since there are food businesses downtown.

• Have estimate of 100 calendars left. Sell for $7.50. Did not make agreement with Bud since our calendar pages are full pages. He would need to add his card to every page.

• Steve can provide golf cart. Need help with transport. Route 66 Patriot Fest - John • Attended subcommittee.

• Volunteered to lead cruise.

• Starts at East Central & ends at Crystal City.

• Sat May 28.

• $15 per car. $10 per car if we have more than 20. John taking pre-registration.

Upcoming Events • Auto Show.

• Chill Show in Glenpool.

• Arnolds was a big hit. Will be scheduling weekly cruise nights. Donnie placed 5th. New OKC member placed 3rd.

• Tuesday night cruise n shine started tonight at 91st & Memorial. Meeting Adjourned at 8:10pm 10 in attendance.


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Board Meeting Minutes

March 22, 2016 Speedy Gonzalez

Open Meeting – John called the meeting to order at 6:56pm. Financial Report – Mary • Balances in show and club accounts were presented.

• Received sponsorship from Mark tonight.

• Sent letter back to IRS, have received nothing. Budget - John Misplaced budget given by Sandy. Will be ready next Board meeting. Sponsors - Steve • Received sponsorship from Mark. He asked that members attend Fall Festival or Christmas

parade to support Coweta. Roundup - Roger • Haven’t figured budget yet.

• The settled date is Sept 24 in Broken Arrow.

• Sharing with Red, White & Brew Soldiers Wish event.

• Their budget is $35,000.

• Will have bands at each end, 2-3 blocks.

• May only pay ¼ of expenses instead of ½.

• Met with Debra yesterday, Vonda last week.

• Their trash service was $500 in 2015, civic group suggested last week.

• No layout yet. To attend planning committee next week.

• Police security and street closing is $350 estimate, ¼ of $1400 in 2015.

• Ron Watkins needs an address to submit for MCA insurance.

• Trash and porta-potty is $300 estimate.

• Closure & vendor is $1021 estimate.

• Can cover cost with t-shirts & registration.

• 2017 calendars should be ready.

• Incorporate our GCCM logo on their flyer.

• Suggestion to generate is having burn-out competition.

• Expand on Toy Corral.

• Ask food vendors to donate money to LLH, Roger mentioned that they are already paying to attend.

• Steve to contact local businesses for sponsorship.

• Have LLH donation jar at registration.

• LLH should be represented.

• Raise money at Kids Zone.

• LLH kids to attend?

• Will have 2-3 blocks on Main Street, can spread to side streets if needed.

• Possibly have pop-ups next to cars.

• Required to leave 20ft open in center for emergency vehicle access. May change, committee


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is still undecided. • Construction at Farmers Market.

• A live DJ is ok and planned for us.

• Reserving Central Park at south end of town for Hospitality Dinner on Friday night. Has pavil-ion and good parking.

• Should we reserve room? Roger to check on details.

• Roger will need to answer committee’s questions at meeting 90 days before show.

• Trophies for mayor, fire, and police & Best of Show.

• Approved to have 1 color of Rose District logo or lettering only.

• BA estimate T-shirt with 1 color is $5.50ea.

• Host Hotel is Holiday Inn Express next to Bass Pro. Blocking 10 rooms at $99ea for king size bed.

• Flyers are ready for print.

• John to draft verbiage for Bylaws with proceeds for LLH, publish in April & vote in May.

• Registration forms ready for printer.

• Need to add judging form to website.

• No food vendors needed since there are food businesses downtown. Show t-shirts – Will • Color? 1. Charcoal, 2. Black.

• Graphic colors? Typically 3, Mark will check on pricing for 4 colors.

• Heart logo, horse on back.

• Rose District verbiage? Under pony.

• LLH? Top of pony.

• 2015 pricing was $7.50ea, XXXL was $8.35.

• Will to check on pricing, Mark to check on pricing.

• Suggestion made to change the wording in pony to Red, White and Blue.

• John to check with Janice to add Registration, Flyer and T-shirts to website.

• Had 42 shirts left in 2014, less than 50 left for 2015. Sell for $5.00. Club Parade Magnets – Ron • Will get a head count at General Meeting & check on pricing. Club Window Clings – John • Rachael to check to see if there is any information on ordering in Secretary box.

• Roger to check with AllSigns. Club 2017 Calendars - Need to have last page longer to accommodate sponsor stickers. Club Recruiting Business Cards – John • Approved order of 1000 for $40. Route 66 Patriot Fest - John • Sat May 28.

• $15 per car. $10 per car if we have more than 10. John taking pre-registration.

• Have 27 cars committed.


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Shelby Meet • In June.

• Melvin talked with Randy.

• Need to find out what is involved in registration. John to talk with Steve.

• Received $1500 in 2015, ask for $2000?

• How much for club members that attend show only?

• Flyers are available.

• Melvin confirmed Ken will design parking layout. Website – John • To confirm with Janice if we can add logo to merchandise and add to website. Guest Speaker – John • Melvin in April, has 80 photos. April 17 National Mustang Day Birthday Bash • Stickers available, Steve to receive 100 from OMC.

• Flyers are available. Meeting Adjourned at 8:04pm 12 in attendance.


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Engine Names? Who Knew?! During a great lunch visit with the Oklahoma Mustang Club, the question of engine names came up. Giving engines catchy names is a relatively new concept for Ford. And few really know about them. The most known of the engines is the Coyote 5.0L. Few know that the Boss version of the 5.0L of that same engine is the Road Runner. Or that the 3.7 V6 is the Cyclone engine. Most engines in the Mustangs had very mundane code names. Many of the engines were simply known by the factory that built them. The original Mustang used the Falcon Six and the Fairlane V8. Later, they added the FE big block to the lineup. FE stood for Ford-Edsel. One of the great engine families with a not so great name. It was phased out for the 335 and 385 series engines. After 1973, big blocks were no longer used in Mustangs. The 335 Engine was called the 351C. Since the Fairlane V8 also had a 351 cu. In. model, it became the 351W to identify it. From that point on, all of the Fairlane V8 variants became known the Windsor engine family. The Falcon Six went away with the 1974 Mustang II installing the Cologne 2.8L V6 as the option-al engine. For the first time in Mustang history there was not a V8 option. The base engine for the Mustang II was also a new experience, with the first straight four (the 2.3L OHC engine), code name LL23 or Lima engine. In 1975, Ford rectified their big mistake and redesigned the Mustang II engine compartment to hold the Windsor V8. The third generation (Fox) Mustangs had a large variety of engines. In 1979, demand for the 2.8L Cologne engine required Ford to return to the Falcon Six, now called the 3.3L. Another oil crises had Ford sleeving the 5.0L Windsor to create a 4.2L V8 for 1980-81 Mustangs. The per-formance options included a new to Ford Turbocharged version of the 2.3L Lima. Due to reliabil-ity problems and lack of knowledgeable service techs, the engine was not popular for daily driv-ers. Later, improvements like an aftercooler were added in the SVO models, but it was several decades before the public accepted the idea of a turbocharged engine. In the 1983 models, the 3.3L Falcon I6 was replaced with the 3.8L Essex V6 engine. With the SN95 model Mustangs (4th Generation), the 5.0L Windsor was replaced by the 4.6L Modular engine. Over the remainder of the SN95 production, this engine went through various incarnations. The last year of production saw the 3.8L Essex replaced with a 3.9L Essex V6. Spe-cial edition engines (351W/5.8L in 1995) and hand built 5.4L Modular engines in 2000, were used for the Cobra R SVT cars. Only 250 of the 1995 Cobra Rs were built and 300 of the 2000 Cobra Rs. The 5th Generation Mustangs saw the 4.6L Modular engine soldier on until 2010. The base en-gine was a return to the Cologne engine, but now as 4.0L.And a turbocharge version of the 5.4L Modular was added for 2007-09 in the Shelby GT500 edition cars. In 2011, the re-emergence of the Camaro forced Ford to revise its engines. The Duratec 37 re-placed the 4.0L Cologne engine. With the new Timed Induction Variable Cam Timing (TiVCT) heads, the engine produced 305 HP, matching the power of many of the previous 4.6L Modular engines. With the revised engine, it was given the name, the Cyclone engine. The 4.6L Modular was greatly upgraded, going to 5.0L and the TiVCT heads. It was a great improvement and given the name of the Coyote engine. A higher output version of the engine used in the 2012-13 Boss 302 cars was designated the Road Runner. The supercharged GT500 cars got an all aluminum version of the 5.4L Modular in 2011-12, and that was replaced with a supercharged version of the 5.8L Trinity engine in 2013. By Steve Armstrong


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Car Show Etiquette There are written and unwritten rules at car shows and car meets. The first one being common sense. Car show season is coming. While most people who attend car shows are kind and considerate, a small percentage are not. They will do things that annoy or insult car owners, belittle their hard work, or even damage their vehicles. No one wants scratches on the car they spent HOURS polish-ing to a high gloss. Seriously – don’t touch the cars. The trouble is, most of us have said or done something that qualifies as being rude without realizing it or meaning to. So give the following a look and make sure your not "That person." Don’t Touch the Cars! Just don’t do it! Don’t lean on it. Don’t reach out and put your hands on it. Don’t accidentally brush it with your coat or bag as you walk by. Don’t back into it while you’re trying to take a photo of another car. Don't rub against it as your trying to squeeze between two cars, go around Just don’t do it. Mind Your Children Bringing a kid to a car show is wonderful thing, but your kids are your responsibility. They shouldn’t ever touch cars, throw toys that hit cars, sit in cars, sneeze on cars, stick their heads into cars and drip snot on the seats, etc. Don't let them throw dirt, rocks, toys, etc. Some people don't mind if the kid gets in the car but make sure it is okay before your kid climbs on or in a car, most people don't want fingerprints or candy stuck all over their car. Don’t Talk Trash You just spotted a terrible show car. It’s sloppy. It’s ugly. It’s not even clean. You roll your eyes, make snide comments, chuckle, tell your buddy what’s wrong with it, and move on. Here’s the thing: someone in the world loves that car like a member of the family. They don’t see the problems, the dirt, or the fact that it’s downright hideous. They see a beautiful machine worthy of endless attention…and they don’t need your disrespect. The same goes for the newer cars. It doesn't have to be 40+ years old to be beautiful, fast, expen-sive, have a lot of work into it. Not everyone can afford a show car and a driver or they love their car so much they prefer to drive it all the time. Unlike some, they made a big effort to come to the show, paid the entry fees, spent their time to do things to their ride, spent hours cleaning and polishing (or maybe not, you rat rod guys know what I mean) and subjected themselves to the public eye. They don’t deserve to hear trash talk…so if you can’t say anything nice, just don’t say anything. Maybe they are just getting started and wanted to show what they have started with or the mods they have done so far. Not everyone has a $200,000+ show car build by so and so. We all start somewhere. Watch for the Lenses! Tough to shoot photos when there is always someone in the way. There are always automotive photographers at cars shows, always someone that wants to get a picture of some nice ride. Some are there for fun and some are earning a living, news paper, magazine, etc. Don’t just ignore the photographers because you want a better look. Be polite and look around often and check that you aren’t messing up someone’s shot. Just as importantly, don’t walk into someone else’s shot. This is


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more true now with the high quality cameras built into phones so pay attention to your sur-roundings. I see this a lot and deal with it a lot myself, it's not easy getting a clean shot. Be considerate of others. If your showing your car, don't crank your stereo. Some people enjoy the music already play-ing by the DJ or Announcer. They also want to listen to any information, door prize give away, contests, problems etc. that might come across the loud system. If your blaring you bazillion watt stereo, no one can hear it. Pick up your trash; don't just leave your nasty rags, empty cleaner or detail spray bottles, so-da cans, water bottle etc. Someone has to clean up after the event, most times it is the per-son that had to get there two hours before the show to set things up. They are hot, tired and ready to go home too. Very important, no matter what you think of the other cars, remember that a lot of hard work, blood, sweat and tears have gone into them. Someone has spent their hard earned money, time away from family or with someone special that might not be around anymore. In the end, we all share a passion about cars, we are all the same at the core. In the end, a little common sense and courtesy goes a long way to helping everyone enjoy the show. Hope to see you there!


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Brad Long (2016)

Corky Bradford (2016)

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