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Board of Directors

President’s MessageOn behalf of the Directors of the Penticton Historic Automobile Society I welcome you to the annual Peach City Beach Cruise. We are proud to continue the legacy of founder Ken Paton and a number of Directors who had the vision and foresight to create what has today, truly become western Canada’s premier, 3-day car show. If you are a visitor, we hope you will enjoy your time in Penticton and will take an opportunity to explore the city and surrounding area, including our beaches, shopping areas and the numerous wineries which have given the area the nickname, “Napa Valley North.” We also hope you have an opportu-nity to meet with many of the local and visiting car enthusiasts. After all, this hobby is all about cars and friend-ships.The primary objective of the Penticton

Historic Automobile Society is to fur-ther the hobby of car enthusiasts while also contributing to the community. Each year the Society makes a dona-tion to the BC Children’s Hospital, the province’s only full-service, pediatric acute care hospital that serves the one million children living in BC and the Yukon.I extend a huge thank you to our Directors who have worked so hard over the past year putting this event together. I extend a thank you to our generous sponsors, without whom we could not produce this event. Finally, thank you to Penticton Mayor and Council, the City of Penticton staff, the Regional Detachment of the RCMP and our many volunteers for their enthusiastic and generous sup-port of the Peach City Beach Cruise.

Sincerely,Ron Muzzillo, President

Wayne WoodVice President

Stan BobowskiVice President

Ron MuzzilloPRESIDENT

Jim BaileyDirector

Andrina IllifeDirector

Ray LamotheDirector

Brian WyattDirector

Cal TeigenDirector

Donna DulewichDirector

Christine BidermanDirector

Len FaccaTreasurer

Ken LakustaDirector

Garry JanzenDirector

Debbie LittleDirector

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In Tribute

Ken Paton (1938-2011)

Founder of the Peach City Beach Cruise

Ken dreamed of hosting a high-calibre car show featuring classics, antiques, hot rods, trucks and motorcycles. The first Peach City Beach Cruise was held in 2001. His dream was realized and continues today.Mayor and Councillors of the city of Penticton have proclaimed the first day of each Peach City Beach Cruise be known as “Ken Paton Day”. On behalf of the thousands who will enjoy this year’s show, we thank you Ken.

Ken dreamed of hosting a high-calibre car show featuring classics, antiques, hot rods, trucks and motorcycles. The first car show featuring classics, antiques, hot

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FRIDAY, JUNE 21 Gryro Park9:00 am - 1:45 pm DJ, Frank Lyons2:00 pm - 2:45 pm Roland Allen3:00 pm - 3:45 pm Daryl Weyman4:00 pm - 4:45 pm Terry Bremner5:00 pm - 5:45 pm Roland Allen6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Jeff Bodner with Appaloosa7:00 pm - 7:45 pm Daryl Weyman8:00 pm - 8:15 pm Opening Ceremonies8:15 pm - 9:45 pm Appaloosa10:00pm - 11:00 pm Jeff Bodner

SATURDAY, JUNE 22 Gyro Park9:00 am - 12:45 pm DJ, Frank Lyons12:45 pm - 1:30 pm Roland Allen1:45 pm - 2:30 pm Pam Ferens2:45 pm - 3:30 pm Terry Bremner3:45 pm - 4:30 pm Daryl Weyman With Appaloosa4:45 pm - 5:30 pm Pam Ferens

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2012 Winner1949 & Older StockTom & Heather Gulseth, Fort McMurray, AB

Our car’s story with us started when we went to a realtor’s Open House on an acreage in Penticton up on the West Bench in 2006. The car was the only thing in the garage. We couldn’t believe it when we opened the door and the front end of the car was staring right at us. The car was originally sold by Betts Motors in Vancouver. It belonged to a Nora Kathleen Armes who lived in Naramata, BC. The car was purchased from Mrs. Armes in 1964. We only changed the fluids, oils and grease. We have since sold the acreage and the car has moved around with us with nothing being done to it until 2011/2012. The 2012 Beach Cruise was fast approaching and time was crucial as the car was getting a few final adjustments from Brian Woods in Westbank, BC. We got her ready but we didn’t know what to expect from the old girl for the cruise from Skaha Lake to Okanagan Lakeshore Drive. She performed as if she knew these streets like the back of her hand. She’s an original Okanagan Valley car who got dressed up and came home. Winning the 1949 and Older Stock was the best Homecoming gift this old girl could have got.

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1938 Ford Panel Van

2012 WinnerResto RodStuart Battie, Kaleden, BC

Seven years ago I moved to Kaleden from England. Later, I met a real car enthusiast and builder of street rods, George Brent, who got me interested in the hobby. When I saw it, I just had to have it even though it was nowhere near completed. I talked him into selling it to me as long as he finished it. This panel was built using a 1938 ford pickup and a 1946 ford panel rear. The two joined together to make it what it is today. It is running on a T.C.I. front end complete with disc brakes, powered by a sbc.350cubic inch motor, a 350 turbo transmission and a 9” rear end. Power steering, air conditioning, power seats and windows are just a few of the many extras. The paint is creamsicle orange. This panel has passed the BC vehicle insp. and also passed the national street rod association 23 point safety inspection, coming out with a NSRA safety inspector’s award. Again, thanks to George Brent and Lorne Smith for building my first street rod. I now have been to many car shows and rods runs through-out the northwest with my panel and enjoy them all. I do rank the Penticton Peach City Beach Cruise at the top. To all the organizers and sponsors, keep up the great work putting on a show like this. The parade between the lakes was amazing.

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2012 WinnerTruck ModifiedPatsy & Ivan Kachanowski, Fairmont Hot Springs, BC

DINO is a 1948 Chevrolet COE [Cab Over Engine] truck. The cab, originally from a larger truck, is installed on a 1976 Chevy 1/2 ton frame. This conversion no longer leaves room for the engine under the cab so the 350 Chevy crate engine is now installed under the flat deck bed. The five window cab has been totally modified with new electronics, interior and glass. The customized oak tilt flat deck is operated with an electric lift for access to the engine compartment. The engine compartment is diamond plated and includes a fifth wheel hitch. The truck body and fenders are all stock. The truck is painted in 1999 Ultra Violet with customized pin striping. Dino has all the deluxe accessories of power steering and brakes, tilt steering column and CD stereo. The truck is accessorized with custom 15 inch aluminum wheels. Dino was custom built by Jim Burke of Spokane, Washington. The truck is a pleasure to drive and its rare customized configuration makes it a favourite at car shows.

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2012 Winner1950’s StockMurray & Gwyneth Anderson, Victoria, BC

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1959 MGA Coupe

2012 WinnerOffshoreBarry & Vicki Wood, Penticton, BC

The 1959 MGA Coupe was handed down from my father in 1993. There was a requirement for a complete restoration. That project began in 1998. This was accomplished in 5 stages. Complete suspension rebuild, minor body work and paint, new interior, drive line rebuild and a complete engine rebuild. The engine is 1800cc, flat top pistons, solid lifters, high performance cam, headers, and Weber carburetion. The engine puts out about double the original horse power. All parts and pieces are readily available from NOS (New Old Stock) to remanufactured. We tour with the car yearly, Vancouver, Whistler, Spokane, and it is driven daily around town. The Beach Cruise is our favourite show to attend.

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2013 Schedule of Events

FRIDAY, JUNE 21• 9:00 am - 5:00 pm: Registration at the SS

Sicamous Paddle Wheeler - 1099 Lakeshore Drive

• 9:00 am - 5:00 pm: Information and Souvenirs at SS Sicamous

• 9:00 am - 8:00 pm: Cars park along Lakeshore Drive and in Rotary Park. Only registered vehicles allowed to park on Lakeshore Dr. during the Show.

• 11:00 am - 4:00 pm: Winery Tour - New route, new wineries.

• 5:30 pm Cars gather at the Cruise and Parade assembly point [Skaha Beach parking lot]. Details are in your registration package.

• 6:30 pm Parade starts at Skaha Beach and proceeds down Main St. toward Eckhardt Ave. At Eckhardt Ave. Main Street will be blocked off-parade car traffic only. For spectators, Main St. is a good place to view the parade. Bring your lawn chair.

• 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm: Car Show in Rotary Park (next to Peach). Gyro Park - Live Entertainment, Beverage Garden & Vendors.

GYRO PARK• 9:00 am - 1:45 pm: DJ, Frank Lyons• 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm: Roland Allen• 3:00 pm - 3:45 pm: Daryl Weyman• 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm: Terry Bremner• 5:00 pm - 5:45 pm: Roland Allen• 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm: Jeff Bodner with Appaloosa

FRIDAY, JUNE 21 cont.• 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm: Daryl Weyman• 8:00 pm - 8:15 pm: Opening Ceremonies• 8:15 pm - 9:45 pm: Appaloosa• 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm: Jeff Bodner “Essence

of Elvis”LAKAWANA PARK• Noon - 5:00 pm: Antique Stationary Engines,

Tractor Show

SATURDAY, JUNE 22• 8:00 am - Noon: Registration continues at the

S.S. Sicamous• 8:00 am - 8:00 pm: Car Show along Lakeshore

Drive, Rotary Park and Main Street. Judging will be Saturday only & finalized at 3:00 pm. Only registered vehicles are allowed to park on Lakeshore Dr. during the Show.

GYRO PARK• 7:00 am - 10:00 am: Breakfast - Fire Fighters

charity pancake breakfast.• 9:00 am - 12:45 pm: Vendors & DJ, Frank

Lyons• 9:00 am - 9:00 pm: Information Booth &

Souvenir Booth• 11:00 am – 11:00 pm Beverage Garden• 12:45 pm - 1:30 pm: Roland Allen• 1:45 pm - 2:30 pm: Pam Ferens• 2:45 pm - 3:30 pm: Terry Bremner• 3:45 pm - 4:30 : Daryl Weyman & Appaloosa• 4:45 pm - 5:30 pm: Pam Ferens• 5:45 pm - 6:30 pm: Roland Allen

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SATURDAY, JUNE 22 cont.• 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm: Jeff Bodner• 8:15 pm - 9:00 pm: Appaloosa• 9:15 pm - 9:45 pm : Appaloosa• 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm: Jeff BodnerLAKAWANA PARK• 8:00 am - 5:00 pm: Antique Stationary Engines

& Tractors at Lakawana Park.

SUNDAY, JUNE 23• 7:00 am: Breakfast - Fire Fighters charity

pancake breakfast in Gyro Park.. • 8:00 am - Noon: Vendors in Gyro Park. • 8:00 am - Noon: Car Show on Lakeshore Drive

- No judging. • 8:00 am - Noon: Antique Stationary Engines,

Tractors at Lakawana Park• 8:00 am - 2:00 pm: Electric Garage. Last

chance to purchase an unsold car - Lakeside Hotel parking lot in the "corral"

• 9:00 am - 10:00 am: DJ & Entertainment in Gyro Park

• 10:00 am - 11:00 am: Jeff Bodner "Gospel Elvis" - Gyro Park

• 11:00 am: CLOSING CEREMONIES - Trophy presentations

Farewell to all our new friends and before you leave, make your reservations for next year. We are sorry but due to the high cost of insurance and strict regulations, we are unable to sanction any type of burnouts or smoke shows.

Collector Car Auction by "The Electric Garage"Lakeside Hotel parking lot (next to the car show area).Friday - 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm Car Viewing Antique & Classic CarsSaturday - 11:00 am - 6:00 pm Car Auction Antique & Classic CarsMemorabilia - no reserveSunday - 11:00 am - 4:00 pm "Car Corral" Your opportunity to buy unsold cars. Memorabilia - no reserve.Registration for Auction Phone: 1-888-296-0528Public Admission: FREEBidder's pass: $10.00

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1965 Chevrolet Corvette

2012 WinnerCorvetteJames Zeleznik, West Kelowna, BC

I had looked for a long time for the right project car to surprise my wife. “Cool Ray” was the perfect car for her as she had always liked older model Corvettes. I wanted it to be the same year and ideally the same month as my wife’s birthday. I finally found the car in Tacoma and purchased it off Ebay. It was the great fit I had always intended it to be. It involved a complete rebuild. The car was basically just a body with most of the needed body parts. Gerry from Springfield Motor Sports in Peachland did the complete build starting with his legendary round tube hand built chassis. He also used Lee Baxter interiors and Kelly’s Custom Auto body and Painting to complete the car. The build took about 2 years to complete. The surprise only lasted a couple of weeks, as one day my wife went to the tire store to get her winter tires changed over on her regular car. It was the same store where I had ordered the tires and wheels for the Vette. The store clerk asked if she was there to pick up her Corvette tires. She came home and asked if we owned a Corvette and the rest is history!!

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1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT 500

2012 WinnerMustangTim Barrell, Surrey, BC

This Shelby was purchased new as an export car and was shipped to the Philippines. A sugar cane plantation owner sent his secretary over to buy the 10 fastest cars made. The car ended up sitting in an air plane hangar for 20 years and only had 2000 miles on it. The car was then sold and imported to Canada. The car has a 427 V8 engine developing 525 horsepower on the dyno with 565 foot pounds of torque at 3400 rpm. It currently has around 40,000 miles on it and is driven whenever the weather is nice. The car is Night Mist Blue in color with White Lemans stripes. It has a white interior which was one of six factory “fluke” cars as they were not supposed to come with white interiors. The car is an early production car which makes it desirable as it has the inboard headlights, functional air scoops for the rear brakes, factory roll bar with racing harnesses, manual transmission and positraction rear end. Everyone who looks at it is surprised that Carroll Shelby has signed the car and service manual. This car is fully documented in the Shelby Registry and has 20 years worth of Philippine registry and pictures of it being unloaded off the cargo ship that brought it to Canada

and only had 2000 miles on it. The car was then sold and imported to Canada. The car has a 427 V8

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1968 Plymouth GTX

2012 WinnerMuscle Modified, People’s ChoiceKen Jansen, Abbotsford BC

This was my first car at age 16 (1976). Originally a 440 car, the car is now powered by a “custom built” Ray Barton 572 cubic inch HEMI. The engine makes 900 hp and 785 foot pounds of torque. The design, driveline and other racing equipment in this car is inspired by HEMI Super Stock cars. The wheels, wheelie wheels, wheelie bars, hood hinges, battery trays, and battery clamps were custom designed and manufactured in our shop, Tiger Tool International Incorporated. A complete biography of the car can be seen on our web site http://www.tigertool.com/gtx. A burnout by a car amazingly similar to this one can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjr6Eac49l0.

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1969 Chevrolet Camaro

2012 WinnerCamaro/FirebirdLarry Siebert, Abbotsford, BC

I’ve always loved the looks of the 1969 RS/SS Camaro. This project was almost 4 years in the making. The body has all new sheet metal panels. Using a TCI tube frame front and rear clip with polished stainless A-arms and Air Ride gives the car the “right stance” (a ground scraper). A 560 horse power custom Polished Aluminium LS3 fuel injected engine (like the newer Corvettes) with a polished T56 6 speed and a Currie 9inch rear end gives this car the modern muscle drive train. There are so many body modification done to give it “the look”. Shaved door handles, custom windshield and rear window -without the stainless trim, shaved drip rails and narrowed bumpers frenched into the body panels are for starters. Creature comforts include a custom leather interior by Lee Baxter (from West Kelowna), a narrowed 1959 Impala Dash with fabricated console that houses GPS, back up camera, DVD/ CD player, air conditioning and plus there are electric windows and seats. As for the body work, this car was on a Rotisserie for months. One of the special features is the “Ghosted Carbon Fiber” paint scheme and “Mile Deep Razberry Pearl House of Kolors” paint is all courtesy of Don Prachnau in Chilliwack. Thanks also to Richard from HotRods & Classics and Brian at Lordco. This build has truly been a labour of love. It was a real honour to win “Best in Class” & the “Mayor’s Choice” Awards.

I’ve always loved the looks of the 1969 RS/SS Camaro. This project was almost

power custom Polished Aluminium LS3 fuel injected engine (like the newer Corvettes) with a polished T56 6 speed

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1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda

2012 Winner1970’s ModifiedMike Dick, Delta, BC

This 1971 Hemi Cuda tribute was originally from Tennessee and was brought into Canada by the current owner six years ago. During this time, it has undergone a complete transformation and everything is new or rebuilt. It now boosts a 578 cu. in. Ray Barton racing engine that puts out over 800 hp on pump gas. All suspension has been updated with a custom Moser rear end with a four link and a Magnum Force coil-over with rack and pinion front suspension. Custom 18” rims with 13” Wilwood disc brakes and air ride shocks are in all four corners. The interior was refinished to mostly stock with the addition of a roll bar, harnesses, air conditioning and white-faced gauges.

This 1971 Hemi Cuda tribute was originally

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2005 Chrylser SSR

2012 WinnerSSRPeter & Cindy Ouimet, Abbotsford, BC

This is a 2005 6 speed SSR truck that was made for and sold in Canada. There were only 320 Silver 2005 6 speeds made for Canada that year. I purchased the SSR Truck with only 120 km in 2006, from a man who did not know how to drive a truck with a standard transmission. We changed the motor to a rebuilt super charged motor. It will now put out 690 HP. We have also added Nitrous which adds another 110 HP, for a total of 800 HP. The Nitrous was plumbed up through the hood so that we can purge the Nitrous through the nostrils of the dragon. The art work was done by Curtis Hamm of Maple Ridge. The truck has 22” Asanti Wheels.

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2012 WinnerPeoples Choice MotorcycleMartin Storos, Camrose, Alberta

This machine is a one of a kind custom ordered bike built by HawgZotic Custom Motorcycles, formerly of Langley BC. HawgZotic was widely recognized for their wild designs and extensive molding and flowing bodywork as seen here in the rear fender and fuel tank fitment. Exotic paintwork also seen here was another indictor of their combined talents as a shop.The trend in 2005 was to sport the wide-pack tire and be low to the ground. Though not as wide as it could have been at 280x18, it was pretty chunky in the day. All too often, with the size difference in the wheels, handling is sacrificed for style, but not so in this case as the 21x3.25” front wheel is a good mate to the rear. The show polished forged billet wheels were manufactured by HawgZotic Custom, as is the matching drive pulley. The single down tube soft tail frame is manufactured by Rolling Thunder and was designed to house a RSD (right side drive) transmission, allowing for proper balancing or centering in the frame. The installation of a set of Works Performance adjustable shocks allows the bike to sit low yet still have reasonable suspension, and the front end is made up of a set of smooth 41mm conventional legs from MID USA, mounted into a set of HawgZotic custom made triple trees with built in turn signals, which is also properly raked to even out the stance.Sitting in the chassis is a 127 cubic inch “El-Bruto” engine that comes from Midwest Motorcycle Supply’s performance division, “Ultima”. The horsepower gets to the beefy back wheel by way of a “Daeil” six speed transmission hooked up to an enclosed primary belt drive system with a mechanical Pro Clutch from Rivera Engineering. A Super “G” carburetor from S & S Performance with a Drag Specialties forward swept intake feeds the shiny beast and a set of custom fitted 2 into 2 Vance & Hines “Big Radius” exhaust gives the bike a tone that still turns heads. The ignition

keeping it all in check, is a Dyna 2000 programmable single fire system.

Stopping is handled by a pair of Russel Pro Polished brake rotors which are not the same profile as the wheels, but work fine for stopping as they’re clamped onto with HawgHalter 4 piston calipers front and rear. All the brake lines as well as control cables are braided stainless steel. This machine is a sight to behold.

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2012 WinnerTunerDale Evans, Trail, BC

My car started out as the proverbial daily driver, and it actually was for the first 3 years of its life, including winters. I have been a car guy since I was 14 and I’m in my late 60’s now. And you know what happens when you’re a car guy. You just can’t leave stuff alone. With no shop to build a rod or muscle car I went the import route. Inspired by other modified Acura TL’s I started with wheels then lowering and engine modifications and very slight exhaust work. I wanted to keep the car drivable and not have an obnoxious exhaust tone. I also wanted to have a clean, uncluttered look to the car. Next I added black overlays to complete the white/black theme. One of my objectives was also to get the local younger generation, with their tuner cars, interested in the car club as well as the car show scene and direct their energy in that direction rather than on the street. All work was done by me with suspension installation help from a friend.

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Okanagan Motorcycle Riders Association (OMRA)

OMRA is a local non-profit fundraising group that disperses thousands of dollars every year among South Okanagan groups in need. OMRA co-operates with the Okanagan Similkameen Neurological Society (OSNS) selling raffle tickets for one of their biggest annual fund-raising drives, the motorcycle give-away. OMRA also organizes the annual South Okanagan Toy Run in the fall. You will see OMRA members helping out at many other events, including traffic control for the Peach City Beach Cruise parade. Visit them at: www.okanaganmotorcycleriders.com

local non-profit fundraising group

South Okanagan

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Society (OSNS) selling raffle tickets for one of their biggest annual fund-raising drives, the motorcycle give-away. OMRA also organizes the annual South

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Apple Valley Cruisers Car Club

Apple Valley Cruisers Car Club was formed in 2006 and is based in Summerland. It has over 100 members from the Okanagan and Similkameen areas. It is an open Car Club catering to families, couples and singles with a wide variety of vehicles. Dinner Meetings are the 4th Monday of each month. The Apple Valley Cruisers Car Club is very active in the community, and has been represented at car shows in British Columbia, Alberta and the USA.This year’s 8th Annual Endless Summer show will be held on Main Street in downtown Summerland on Saturday, September 14th 2013.You can check out Apple Valley Cruisers on our website: www.applevalleycruisers.com. For information about becoming a member, or any other questions you may have, please phone Garry at 250-404-0447 in Summerland or email [email protected]


Silver Eagle Riders

The ‘Silver Eagle Riders’ are a group of motorcycle riders who are members of the Penticton Aerie 4281 of the ‘Fraternal Order of Eagles’. Our group was formed in 2005 with 6 members. At present we have 19 members with a variety of bikes, both American and Metric.Besides riding motorcycles we raise money for local charities through fundraising events at the Eagles Aerie. We conduct meetings periodically throughout the year as needed. All members of the ‘Silver Eagle Riders’ are first required to be members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.The photo is of a group ride over the cascades last year. The view was breathtaking. For information about the ‘Silver Eagle Riders’ please contact Bob at 250-492-4371 or email at [email protected]

The ‘Silver Eagle Riders’ are a group of motorcycle riders who are members of the Penticton Aerie

2005 with 6 members. At present we have 19 members with a variety of bikes, both American

fundraising events at the Eagles Aerie. We conduct meetings periodically throughout the

Silver Eagle Riders

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Vintage Car Club of Canada

The Vintage Car Club had its beginnings in 1958, the year of the Centennial of British Columbia. To help celebrate the 100th birthday, some owners of vintage cars organized a tour from Fernie to Victoria. There was so much interest in the event that the participants later formed what is now the Vintage Car Club of Canada.The purpose of the club is to encourage the purchase, preservation, restoration and display of vintage vehicles. We are a family-oriented club with an emphasis on outdoor activities. Members bring friends, pets and children to events. Having a vintage car is not a pre-requisite; just a genuine interest in events associated with the club. For more information contact Gordon Sherwin in Penticton at 250-493-1498. As well, if you are interested in becoming an owner of a vintage car we will certainly assist in your search for that special vehicle. For more information contact Gordon Sherwin in Penticton at 250-493-1498

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