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DECEMBER 2019
Long Beach Veterans Car Show
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President Craig Kamansky (714) 469-9517
The Orange County Mustang News and the Orange County Mustang Club are not responsible for any opinions or statements, except our own, that may appear in this publication, nor for the integrity of persons selling or buying car parts and accessories or advertising their services in the publication. Rights to material published herein are owned by the individual authors. Persons wishing to reprint any article or story must obtain the permission of the author(s)
As of November 27, 2019 (By Teri Sulser)
Single Memberships: 108 Dual Memberships: 187 Total Memberships: 290 Total Members 482
Vice President Paul Montesano (714) 397-0675
Secretary Kathie Thompson (657) 456-3869
CLUB ADDRESS TO: OCMC
P.O. Box 601 Brea, CA 92822
Treasurer Michele Gammerino (949) 874-9316
OTHER CLUB CONTRIBUTORS
Membership Chairman Teri Sulser (714) 315-3450
Newsletter Editor Janice Jacques (951) 743-6390
Equipment Manager Keith Johnson
Club Items Chairman Terry Matthews (949) 212-8683
Club Items Team Terry & Gerry Matthews,
Viva Palumbo, Jeannie Weiss As of
November 30, 2019 (by Michele Gammerino)
Starting Balance $14,101.54 Income $3,694.24 Expenses $3,930.20 Ending Balance $13,865.58 YTD Donations $1,100.00
Sergeant at Arms Ivan Thompson
Opportunity Drawing Team Sue Arnold
Opportunity Drawing Chairman Sue Arnold (714) 767-3147
Club Photographers Steve Pavich (714) 322-7561
[email protected] Steve Sumpter
Parlimentarian Larry Rhinehart (909) 730-3005
2019 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
2 new memberships – Club T-Shirt and $10 worth of Raffle Tickets! 4 new memberships – Free club membership for 1 year. 6 new memberships – Mustang Jacket w/name and $10 worth of Raffle Tickets!
Make sure your name is on the membership application of anyone you sponsor!
GENERAL INFO: (714) 397-0675
THE ORANGE COUNTY MUSTANG CLUB In 1987 a group of individuals, who appreciated the beauty and performance of the Ford Mustang, joined together to form the Orange County Mustang Club. Their purpose was to promote the restoration, preservation and enjoyment of the Ford Mustang. To perpetuate this goal members, pay early dues, meet monthly, promote car shows, hold social activities, take cruises, and attend parades and other activities to foster their love for the Ford Mustang. Any person who owns or appreciates the Ford Mustang, no matter what model or year, is welcome to join, Ownership is not obligatory, but enthusiasm is.
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Janice Jacques, Editor [email protected]
Contributors this Month: Craig Kamansky, Paul Montesano,
Steve Sumpter, Steve Pavich, Teri Sulser, Barb DeLong,
The Newsletter Team A Message from your President
List of 2019 Club Events
Monthly Honored Veteran
Ford vs. Ferrari Movie
The Funny Bukkit
FROM YOUR EDITOR: Hi Everyone, Please feel free to post your pictures or stories, items for sale, or events that you
hear of on the OCMC Facebook page..… It’s there for you to use.
If anyone has a Newsletter article idea or I am looking for someone’s project car “that they ARE working on” to a
post monthly progress.
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A MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OCMC MEMBERS AND FAMILIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As I close out my term as president, I can honestly say that the OCMC has really improved itself over the
past year. What started out as a tumultuous beginning transformed into a fairly smooth running and fun-loving
club. When I look back, it was a transformational year, beginning with the passing of new bylaws which led to a
smooth election process and transition to our new 2020 board. We had some new and great events, such as the
recent successful Ford v. Ferrari movie preview, the largest member attended event in our history, and for good
reason! Our Edison show, Mustang Madness, and the new McCoy-Mills show were well attended, fun, and
financially successful. We have a new method of selecting our charities, and have been able to substantially
increase the amount of our charitable donations. We initiated the Veteran of the Month program; the chosen Vet
leads us in the flag salute now at the beginning of every meeting. None of this would have occurred without your
help, and without the best board I have ever worked with in any organization. I thank you all for making an old
guy happy that he got to preside over a great membership and board in a transformational year of a fabulous
club!
Our membership has grown monthly, now close to 500, and I think this is the proof that we have been
doing something right. We are getting known as the premier car club in Orange County, and have become well
known in the car community. Who else can boast of amiable alliances with the likes of Barry Mequiar, Wheeler
Dealers Mike and Ant, Chip Foos, Von Hot Rod, Craig Hoelzel, and a host of others in the car community.
Indicative of our standing in the car community is the number of folks who contact us to speak. Tonight’s speaker
is such an example. Dave Friedman contacted us to speak, I learned a lot about him, and then asked president-
elect Paul Montesano to get line him up. When you learn about Dave Friedman’s connection to Carroll Shelby as
the first photographer for Shelby American beginning in 1963, and his many other accomplishments, you will be
very happy he contacted us!
As I drift into a background role, I say thanks again to the outgoing board, and welcome the incoming
members. The OCMC will have great leadership in 2020, as both Paul and Teri Sulser have shown they have the
experience and energy to lead us forward and onward to over 500 members. I also hope we can increase
members’ participation in our events; we do have fun!
THANK YOU OCMC MEMBERS, and HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND NEW YEAR!!!!!!!
Craig Kamansky
OCMC President
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Find us on Facebook – The Orange County Mustang Club General Info: (714) 397-0675
Weekly Calendar of Events
Tuesdays – Carl’s Jr. Classic Cars by Gary Brown Carls Jr. Beach Bl. Westminster 4pm to 8pm Fridays – Buena Park Elks by Gary Brown Elks, Melrose Av., Buena Park 4pm to 8pm Fridays – Garden Grove Main St. Car Show Historic Main St., GG 5pm to 8pm Saturdays – Donut Derelicts (Adams Ave Donuts) Corner of Adams & Magnolia, HB 6am to 8am
Saturdays – Cars & Coffee – South OC Outlets at San Clemente 9am to 11am Sundays – Balboa Car Show Fun Zone Balboa Pavillion, NB 7am to 9am 1st & Last Sunday – Million Dollar Breakfast Cruise Enderle Center, 17th St, Tustin 7am to 11am
Check out the updated OCMC website:
www.ocmustangclub.org
OCMC Monthly “Chat & Chew” Brunch will be held
at the Waterfront Café in Garden Grove on the
3rd Tuesday of each month from 9:00 am til 10:30
This will offer us a chance to visit & catch up, since
our monthly meetings are so very busy. Great
reason for retirees and folks who don’t work days
to get together and gab!!
(Price for meals run approx. $10 not incl. drink)
Join us next time! We always have a great
time catching up on news!
Thanks Barb DeLong for being such a
wonderful Hostess!!!
12902 Brookhurst St. Garden Grove, CA 92801
714-636-8152 www.waterfrontcafegg.com
Chat and Chew November 19, 2019
We had a wonderful, cozy group of ten to November’s
breakfast at the Waterfront Cafe. Guess folks were busy
with preparations for the coming holiday. It was nice to
see Jeff Weiss join us with Jeannie. That guy is always
working. Ray brought Josh, a first-timer to Chat and
Chew. Join us next time on Dec. 17th for some good food
and good conversation.
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Reminders for Membership Dues – Renew soon:
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Jackie Resendez
Jan Austin
Kathryn Thompson
Donna Alves
Kathy Garner
Ray & Meghan Valencia
Omar & Moriah Palacios
Roxana & Grant Hallock
Sheldon Arends
Dave Gudgell
Richard & Gloria Strayer
Kevin Delsandro
Pete & Janie Mendoza
Celeste Ramsey
Toni Trumbo
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Larry & Samantha Boxer
Wes Marshall
Julie Schultz-Bedross
Bill & Helen Norman
Steve & Terrie Surges
Robert Bartolucci
John & Scot Kimble
Phillip & Gloria Ram
Chantal & Helio Banon
Aaron Slater
Don Martin
Al & Marie Schneider
Final Notice Oct 1
Dahr & Babita Patel
Cheryl Wills
Want an OCMC name badge?
Visit with Teri Sulser at any
general meeting. Prepay for
your favorite style.
By Teri Sulser, Membership Chairman
By Terry Matthews, Club Items Chairman
Special: See page 5 to check out MORE specials!
Hoodie Prices - $68.00 Jacket Prices - $139.00
Item Prices (“Member” Prices”) T-Shirts with Logo Front & Back
(Red, White, Navy) $17.00
Pocket T-Shirt (Red, Ash, Navy) $19.00
Polos with Embroidered Logo (Left Chest) (Aqua Blue, Charcoal, Navy) $29.00
Hats with Embroidered Logo $17.00
Customize (“Member Prices”) T-Shirt with YOUR Photo (White) $20.00
Ceramic Coffee Mugs with Your Photo 11 oz…..$9.99 each - 15 oz…..$12.99 each
Travel Mugs with Your Photo 14 oz…..$14.99 each
T-Shirts with Heat Transfers (OCMC T’s) (Red, White, Navy) $17.00 each (Pick your Heat Transfer from list at Table)
Members wearing OCMC apparel at General Meetings will receive $1 in raffle tickets!
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Tom Harkenrider
1967 GTA Blue; 1985 GT Convertible, 2015 50th Anniversary GT
Dave and Toni Greenwood
1968 289 Coupe
John & Michon Davis
1968 289 Convertible
** Please note the
expiration date on
your membership
card. We will also
publish your due
date each month in
the newsletter and
send you a courtesy
eMail reminder.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Teri Sulser (714) 315.3450
Our $25 membership is drawn each month… Congratulations to
Heather Holly, November Winner of
$25 Cash in the Membership drawing.
Be sure to check in at each meeting for
your chance to win."
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2020 List of Events
JANUARY 1/8/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 1/11/20 – Wrenchin’ in the Garage – Stadium Automotive 1/18/20 – Jeff’s Fun Run 1/24-26/20 – Grand National Roadster Show FEBRUARY 2/12/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 2/16/20 – Jeff Grant’s Daytona 500 Party 2/22/20 – Jeff Grant’s Temecula Wine Cruise 2/22/20 – Whittier Area 8th Annual Classic Car Show MARCH 3/11/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 3/15/20 – Cruise to Reagan Library 3/21-3/28/20 – Sea Cruise for 7 nights to Cabo, Mazatlán, Puerto Vallarta Mexico
APRIL 4/08/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 4/26/20 – Benedict Castle Car Show MAY 5/03/20 – OCMC Club Picnic 5/13/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza
JUNE 6/7/20 – Steve McQueen Car Show – Boys Republic, Chino Hills 6/10/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 6/14/20 – Edison HS Car Show – Enderle Center 6/21/20 – Cruisin’ Brea Father’s Day Car Show – Downtown Brea TBD – Fountain Valley Car Show – Miles Square Park JULY 7/8/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza TBD – USS MIDWAY Cruise – San Diego TBD – Meguiar’s Detailing Class 7/18/20 – Arrowhead Poker Run AUGUST 8/12/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 8/29/20 – South (SDMC) Meets North (OCMC) Cruise to Lake Elsinore SEPTEMBER 9/9/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza OCTOBER 10/11/20 – Newport El Car Show – Newport Elementary 10/14/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza 10/18/20 – Classics on the Green – Buena Park 10/25/20 – Mustang Madness Car Show – Ken Grody Ford NOVEMBER 11/11/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza DECEMBER 12/9/20 – OCMC General Meeting @ Zito’s Pizza
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Edited by Barb DeLong
Just about everybody in the Orange County Mustang Club knows Jeff Weiss, and he, along with his wife Jeannie, are champion recruiters of new members. Jeff and Jeannie have been married fifty-four years! They have two children, four grandkids and four great-grandkids. Their first pony was a ’66 he bought for $2,400. They currently own three: a ’68 he bought for $3,200, a ’69 convertible and a 2015 50th Anniversary Edition. Jeff joined the U.S. Navy as 3rd Class Commissary Man in August, 1961, attending boot camp in San Diego. From there he sailed to Hawaii and on the l-o-n-g voyage, discovered he liked cook duty. Besides, cooks got extra privileges, such as they were first off the ship at port and their schedule was five days on and two days off. On that trip he also guarded a gun mount and did some painting, although the fumes made him sick. He spent thirteen months in the Philippines, outside Manila. When he returned to the States, he was stationed in Annapolis, Maryland. And then he left the Navy and married Jeannie. On Jan.1, 1966, they had their first daughter, Stephanie. As most of us know, Jeff is the consummate raconteur of funny stories. One tale he calls “Don’t Mess With the Cook!” The galley was on a raised level from the seated service members. They were relentlessly giving him a hard time so he took raw meat and made a big, fat ball and threw it at them. I wonder if that ended in a food fight? Another story he calls “Learning Curve.” He made a batch of cookies and followed the recipe to a T. Problem was, he used a ladle to measure a tablespoon of salt. You’d need a lot of milk with those cookies. An interesting fact of food supplies on a ship—they use powdered milk and powdered eggs. We honor Jeff Weiss as our Vet for December. Thanks for your service, Jeff!
Monthly Honored Veteran
Shelby Dragon SEMA
OCMC Members Out and About
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Meet our New OCMC Member
Carrie Weldon is the proud owner of a 2014 Sterling Gray GT California Special with a high performance K&N filter, Boss 302 intake manifold, Flowmaster exhaust and running horse decals along the side. The car has been Dyno tuned. She previously owned a 2005 black Mustang GT that moved on to her cousin. Way to keep it in the family!
She has always enjoyed Mustangs and grew up with a dad, brothers and neighbors who worked on their cars. The neighbors had original Mustangs from the ‘64/’65 era. Her brother owned a ’69 Camaro Z28 as well. We won’t hold that against him.
Carrie works in Human Resources for Laguna Woods Village and is looking forward to connecting with OCMC members. Welcome, Carrie, and we hope to see you soon at our meetings and events.
Meet Brian Remmel, one of our newest members to the OCMC. Brian is the proud owner of a 1968 Ford Torino GT Fastback - Best of Show at Mustang Madness 2019. The car has a special place in his heart and in his family. It was purchased by his Mother for his Grandmother back in 1968. It was build June 24th, 1968 and delivered to Los Angeles, CA. His Grandmother drove it back and forth to work at Kimberly Clark where she worked for years. Eventually, Brian turned 16 and got his license on his birthday. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on how you look at it, Brian totaled his Dad's Cadillac within two weeks (Ugh!). The only thing worse than destroying your Dad's car, having him show up to the scene of the accident because he is a cop and was on duty! His parents were not eager to let him drive their cars again. Brian's Grandma, who was no longer driving, came forward and offered to sell him her Torino which was just sitting in her driveway. After some hard negotiation and a few hugs, they settled on the sales price of $1! Initially his parents were not thrilled. After all, what do you get a 16yr old boy who just totaled his Dad's 1978 Cadillac Coupe De Ville with a 425cuid motor? A 1968 Ford Torino GT Fastback with a 302cuid and C4 of course! After a paint job (which totally drained his paper route savings) to paint it black, and new timing chain cover, and a high pressure power steering hose, he was off a running. A few speeding tickets and a couple stern conversations with his law enforcement father, he settled down. Brian drove the Torino all through High School and then years later took several turns and restoring and modifying the car to the current pro-touring car that it is today.
Brian is an OC native having grown up in Garden Grove and attended High School at Orange High. He currently resides in Coto De Caza, CA with his wife Jennifer. If you're ever looking to work on a car and crack open a cold beer, he's got a car lift in the garage and enjoys meeting new people. He has one son (Bryce, 21) who lives in Garden Grove currently. Professionally, Brian works for Salesforce.com as VP of Enterprise Sales running a team across North America. When he's not working or enjoying his Torino, Brian likes to drive BMW Performance Vehicles (owns a 2019 M4 Club Sport), coaches Football, and enjoys quality time with family and friends. Welcome to the Orange County Mustang Club, Brian and Jennifer Remmel.
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Private Showing of FORD vs. FERRARI for OCMC
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Cleo Shelby’s Review –
“I enjoyed the film, I was hesitant at first but the actors were extremely good & eventually won me over! Ken Miles accent was different. Leo Bebe was not as bad as was portrayed. My husband always told me Ken Miles did not get the recognition he deserved as a driver & mechanic, stating without him there wouldn't have been a Cobra or GT40.“
Event. It was easy to find. The instructions were clear. We were impressed with how organized it was. The movie seats were plush and easy
to see the movie itself. What I didn’t like was the 30 to 45 minutes of movie previews before the movie started. We helped Cleo and her
daughter Simone get into the theatre and situated.
The movie itself. The film had an excellent progression of events, no doubt put into place by a knowledgeable writer. The actors had
portrayed their characters well. Christian Bale did his usual superb job of characterizing Ken Miles well! It is the kind of movie that even non
car enthusiasts will enjoy and can understand without taking a history lesson. The action was gripping and suspenseful thanks to the theatre
sound system and excellent cinematography! I also enjoyed the rivalry between Ford (Carroll Shelby) and Ferrari where it starts with
negotiation, continues with deception and finally victory where Ferrari nods his defeat at the end of the race! The personal stories that played
out between Shelby & Miles, Miles and his son, Henry Ford II and Shelby were well put together and demonstrated the conflicts and bonding
throughout the movie. All in all, a movie that never disappointed or was boring, even though the film was 150 minutes long!
The highlight of my evening was hearing about Carroll's life through Cleo and the stories she related to me. It was definitely icing on the cake
and Mary and I are honored to have met her!
Written by Scott Rattray
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Brea Holiday Car Show
Red and Green Cars for Christmas
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Congratulations! Sharing the Orange County Mustang Club
with others can be rewarding.
11 Members got a Free OCMC Hat or T-Shirt * Claudia Blakee * Donna Alves * Jan Austin * Mario Perez *
* Larry Rhinehart * Terry Matthews * Jeannie Weiss * Mike Herrill * * Paul Gammerino * Paul Montesano * Richard Strayer *
6 Members ALSO earned a Free Extra Year of OCMC Membership * Terry Matthews * Jeannie Weiss * Mike Herrill *
* Paul Gammerino/M & FF * Paul Montesano * Richard Strayer *
5 Members ALSO earned a Free OCMC Personalized Jacket
* Jeannie Weiss * Mike Herrill * Richard Strayer * * Paul Gammerino/M & FF * Paul Montesano *
1 Year Membership $30.00 Value
This information is valid on 11-26-2019 but this annual award will continue until 12-31-2019.
Charity Donation Recipients
SMA RED CROSS
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Once again, the Washington Post has published the winning submissions to its yearly neologism contest in which readers are asked to supply alternate meanings for common words… and the winners are: Coffee – the person upon whom one coughs Flabbergasted – appalled over how much weight you have gained Abdicate – to give up all hope of ever having a flat stomach Esplanade – to attempt an explanation while drunk Willy-nilly – impotent Negligent – describes a condition in which you absentmindedly answer the door in your nightgown Lymph – to walk with a lisp Gargoyle – gross olive-flavored mouthwash Flatulence – emergency vehicle that picks you up after you are run over by a steamroller Balderdash – rapidly receding hairline Rectitude – the formal dignified bearing adopted by proctologists Pokemon – Rastafarianh proctologist Circumvent – an opening in the front of boxer shorts worn by Jewish men Frisbetarianism – back by popular demand …The belief that when you die, you Soul flies up onto the roof and gets stuck there
The Funny Bukkit
When what to my wondering eyes should
appear… but 10 extra pounds on
Hips, Thighs and Rear
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The first 200 Mustang owners that responded to an invitation by Ford Motor Company were invited to Fox Studios, Los Angeles on November 19th. It was billed as the “Celebration of the Silver
Screen legend, Ford Mustang.” They enticed us with a screening of “something extra special” followed by a private screening of the new movie, “Ford vs. Ferrari.” If you were one of the first 55 Mustangs to arrive, you would have special car show parking place. Many arrived 3 hours early. Each Mustang was amazing with some coming from as far away as San Diego. I noticed, next to the check-in table, a gigantic sign “MACH E” – what ta heck does that mean? Thought it must be a left-over movie prop, maybe? Hey, No Judgment! Next, they led us between buildings into an open area plaza and offered us wine while we waited in a line for food. They handed each of us a huge, very high intensity flashlight. They said to hold on to It for a special surprise. On it were the words, “MACH E.” Hmmmmm. On one side of the plaza were tables and chairs. As you ate, hostesses came around with trays of hors d’oeuvres and more glasses of wine. On the opposite side of the grassy area were 4 amazing Mustangs including a GT500. In the middle of these cars was a very bright blue, 4 door, electric SUV. The sign said it was the 2021 MACH-E. Over the speaker they thanked us for coming and asked us each to stand next to a big dot on the ground and point our flashlights to the sky. As we stood there a huge drone flew over us scanning from left to right.
After the photos we were led to a very nice theatre. Our “Something Extra Special” movie was “Making of the MACH E.” The first part of the movie showed various old, original Mustang ads and interviews of people like Bill Ford, Executive Chairman, professing their love of the Mustang since the 1964 ½. It was declared as “America’s Most Popular Sports Car”, “The Most Cherished Icon”, “Stylish!” “Distinctive Sound with Exceptional Power and Performance!” Yeah, yeah, we knew that. The second part of the movie gave all the reasons why and who thought the MACH E shouldn’t be called a Mustang. Really, they’re going to tell us that??? What are they up to? Then they turned that tables by countering each objection. They said it is a “high-tech vehicle with iconic design.” They claim is has the same high standard of performance as the current Mustang. They said the standard MACH E is affordable starting at $37,495 (after the $7500 federal tax credit.) They went on to say the MACH E makes 459 horsepower and will hit 60mph in the 4 second range. Oh, but wait, that’s the MACH E GT and that one starts at $61,600 and you might make it to San Diego and back on one charge. They concluded with the same interviewed people now convinced that the MACH E deserves to be called a Mustang. Am I a little cynical, maybe? Car and Driver had an article this week called, “Sorry, Boomer, Your Ford Mustang Is Now an Electric Shopping Cart.” The author said, “Ford didn't have to call its new electrified Mach-E SUV a Mustang, but it did, and the world is a little sadder place because of it.” Personally, the car looks like all the other 5 seat SUVs on the road. Kudos to Ford Motor Company for producing an electric car to meet our future needs but it is not a Mustang. Call it Andalusian or Arabian. How about Shetland! Written by Teri Sulser
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The car is in "like new" condition and has been covered and stored indoors since day of purchase. There are only 2,034 miles on it.
The car is Torch Red exterior over-the-top with White Lemans Stripes, GT-500 side stripes, GT-500 badging, SVT trim, 18x9.5 original machines aluminum wheels with SVT center caps, black interior, leather sport buckets, 6-way power adjustable driver seat with power lumbar, 2-way adjustable head restraint, 1,000 watt audio stereo system, A/C, remote keyless entry, cruise control, 5.4 liter V8 DOHC 4 valves per cylinder, iron block, aluminum heads, cast-aluminum supercharger, air-to-water intercooler, dual stainless steel exhaust, Tremec 6-speed manual transmission, rack and pinion power assist steering, reverse-L independent MacPherson strut front suspension, tubular front stabilizer bar, 3-link rear suspension with solid axle w/coil springs, solid rear stabilizer bar, Brembo 14" vented disc brakes on the front, 11.8" vented disc brakes on the rear and two-piston calipers.
If you're looking for a showroom, mint condition, low mileage, muscle car then this is the car for you. Call Pat with questions (949) 235-8801.
FOR SALE
This is a one owner 1985 Mustang GT Convertible with 160,000 miles that I am selling for $7,950 that is also listed in Auto Trader Classics. Everything is original and works/drives like new. I can be reached at 949-322-2608.
Best regards, Tom
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LET’S DINE IN
AWARD WINNING
CHEF JEFF & JEANNIE WEISS
PLAN, CUSTOMIZE & CREATE YOUR PARTY
949-722-6832
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P.O. BOX 601 BREA, CA 92822
www.ocmustangclub.org “The Orange County Mustang Club” General Information Number
(714) 397-0675
The Orange Country Mustang Club meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month at:
ZITO’s PIZZA – 2036 N. Tustin Street, Orange, CA 92865 Zito’s Phone: (714) 974-6191 Meeting starts at 7:00pm
Show your OCMC member card at the register for a 10% discount off your bill during meetings!
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE ORANGE COUNTY MUSTANG CLUB
Annual Membership Dues: $30.00 (1 year) - $55 (2 years). Membership includes (1) Primary and (1) Associate Member. Children of driving age shall be required to have their own membership.
Name: ____________________________________________Spouse/Child: __________________________ Email Address:______________________________________Spouse Email:__________________________ Mailing Address: __________________________________________________________________________ Telephone Number: ( ) __________________________________________________________________ Tell us about your CAR(S):__________________________________________________________________ Car Year/Engine/Model Body/Color: ___________________________________________________________ From whom or where did you hear about the O.C.M.C.? ___________________________________________ All members are required to observe The Orange County Mustang Club bylaws and are required to comply with the Financial Responsibility Laws as prescribed by The State of California. The O.C.M.C. reserves the right to refuse membership to any person.
Signature: _______________________________________________________________________________ Make check payable to: Orange County Mustang Club Mail check and application to: Membership Chairman, 8101 San Hacienda Cir., Buena Park, CA 90620
For Information call: Craig Kamansky, O.C.M.C. President (714) 469-9517