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THE CLUB FOR ALL MGs
http://www.columbiagorgemgclub.org
Come Drive with Us….
Volume 41, Issue #4
April 2015
New Social and Touring
Opportunity—
April 11
By Margaret Daly
Drive with the Shelbys—
April 18
By Ken and Joan Shelby
Come join us on a drive down the Historic Columbia
River Highway to the town of Cascade Locks.
We be meeting at noon on April 18th 2015 in front of
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory at the Troutdale Factory Outlet mall.
From there we will drive on the Columbia River Highway to Vista House where we will take in the sites.
Then we will continue along the highway passing may
waterfalls and beautiful scenery.
We will join I-84 briefly to Cascade Locks where we
will have lunch and refreshments at Thunder Island Brewery. If time permits we will explore the museum and park.
From there we will cross the Bridge of the Gods (don't
forget your $1 for toll). We will continue west on Hwy 14
to St Cloud day use area near Washougal. After enjoying
the scenery, our drive will conclude.
We hope to see you.
Ken and Joan
Nuffield Imports is proud to announce some new opportunities to drive your British car and meet other British
car owners in 2015.
For our next event we will meet at Nuffield Imports
for coffee, juice and pastries, then enjoy a tour to lunch at
a special destination. Mark the date, Saturday April 11
and plan to arrive beginning at 9 am - the tour departs at
11:00 am!
Watch your club newsletter for updates and check our
website regularly: www.nuffieldimports.com.
We look forward to see you in April for this great way
to kick-off the touring season.
1613 East 4th Street
Vancouver, WA 98661
360-694-7464
May 2 Run with the Sherrells
Join us for a drive on May 2nd that will exercise your
car and let you experience some of the west side's great
driving roads. We'll leave from the Orenco New Seasons
parking lot (1453 NE 61st Ave, Hillsboro, OR 97124) at
11AM or a drive of about 80 miles in the west hills and
north of Hwy 26. Lots of good views and curvy roads.
We'll end up in North Plains at the Rogue Pub for a late
lunch. Hope to see you there!
Kate & Russ Sherrell
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Columbia Gorge MG Club
OFFICERS – 2015
President
Donna McNabb 503-936-6137 (cell)
[email protected]
Vice President Reid Trummel 503-753-3700
[email protected]
Secretary
Carol Wilson 503/502-7448 (cell)
[email protected]
Treasurer
Dan Hanenkrat 360-260-4509
[email protected]
Activities
Tom & Sue Stose 360-601-7002
[email protected]
Member at Large
IMPORTANT VOLUNTEERS
We want to recognize the volunteers without whom our
club would not run as smoothly as it does. Thank You!
ABFM Reps
John Dutra 503-786-0851
[email protected]
Jan Whittlesey 503-538-8610
[email protected]
Assistant to
the VP
Gerald McBurney 360-666-1788
[email protected]
Regalia Sales
Ed Mullowney 360-607-4928 cell
[email protected]
Storage Locker Kenny Snyder 360-263-4047
Monitor
[email protected]
Nametags
Peggy Oliver 503-709-3616
[email protected]
Membership
Database
Steffi Rollins 360-576-7973
[email protected]
Mailbox
Monitor
Marianne Shumaker 503-896-9635
[email protected]
Webmaster
Donna McNabb 503-645-9302
[email protected]
Membership
The Columbia Gorge MG Club was formed for and is
active in the promotion and driving enjoyment of MGs.
All MG enthusiasts are welcome to join and share information and fun. The Columbia Gorge MG Club is affiliated with the North American MGA Register, and the
North American MGB Register. Membership dues are
$25 per year, $12.50 after July 1st. See the Vice President.
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The MGAnnouncer
The MGAnnouncer is the official publication for and
published by the Columbia Gorge MG Club. A mailed subscription is included in the club’s yearly dues. Electronic
distribution (PDF by e-mail) is available—contact the editor.
Permission is hereby granted to reproduce any material
provided credit is given to the author and to the Columbia
Gorge MG Club or the original publisher if applicable.
Contents, including technical advice, are the views of the
author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organization. Application of this advice is at your own risk.
Wants and disposal advertising is free to members and
$5 insertion for non-members. Each ad runs one month.
Send ads to the editor by the publication deadline below.
Commercial advertising is $100 for 12 months for a large
ad; $50 for a small (business card size) advertisement. Contact the editor for insertion or changes.
Copy and advertising deadlines are the third Friday of
the month preceding publication; in other words, one week
after the Club meeting.
Editor:
Donna McNabb — 503-645-9302
[email protected]
17658 NW Rolling Hill Lane
Beaverton, OR 97006
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A Message from the
President...
By Donna McNabb
I was very pleased to see such a
good turnout for the March 21 Gimmick Rally. We had 16 cars pretty
evenly divided over the 3 clubs. While
waiting to begin at the Safeway parking lot, a young man
taking his daughter for ice cream drove by in a Midget (red
of course) and asked what was going on. It was an amazing
scramble to get club cards and information to him! He took
instructions for the drive and followed them for awhile. We
may see him again at a club meeting sometime. It is great
to know that there are young people out there with MGs
who don’t know about our clubs.
See more about the Gimmick Rally on page X.
April is a month to get some club business done. We
will have a quarterly Board Meeting on the 6th in the back
room at the Elmers’s on NE Sandy at 100th, at 7:00 pm.
Everyone is welcome. At the Club Meeting, we will vote
on the club logo (see page 8 for the choices). The vote will
be by voice at the meeting—no ballots—and you must be
present to vote.
Welcome New Members
Please welcome our new and returning members:
You are going to hear a lot of my voice at the Club
meeting because I am the “guest speaker”. As you might
know, we did pretty well in the Moss Motors Challenge last
year. I will be showing the pictures we took with the cars ,
tell you how we went about taking them, and encourage
you to join in this year. It will be fun to have a few folks
join us in the 2015 Challenge.
Activities are ramping up this month and next getting
ready for summer. I hope you get involved with the AutoJumble, by having a sale booth, buying those parts you
need to make your car perfect, or manning our club booth
getting folks to join in the fun. I hope you get involved with
the Vancouver BC ABFM at the beautiful blooming Van
Dusen Gardens. The show is outstanding and the gardens
match it. It is the anniversary of the MGA—if you have one
it is the year to attend. If you don’t have one, you should
still go because the MGs will be overflowing. If you have
to stay home, we have a number of drives, shows, and even
a parade for you.
I applaud Sue and Tom Stose for providing such a full
variety of things to do with our Club. Every month we have
a meeting with interesting speakers or after-meeting drives,
a pub night, a clinic, and at least one driving event. We also
have several parties a year! Take a few minutes to thank
them for their hard work in recruiting so many things to do.
Take care,
Donna
New:
Andrew Cusanelli
9404 NE 147th Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98682
360-513-0059
[email protected]
1971 MGBGT, red
Returning:
John & Roxie Kalvels
PO Box 383
Battle Ground, WA 98604
360-635-1413
[email protected]
1969 MGB, British Racing Green
Ecological Approved
• ASE Certified • Shuttle Service
• 18 month/unlimited mileage warranty
Servicing
European, British, and Japanese
Automobiles
1800 SE MLK Blvd.
503.231.4947
www.rebornautomotive.com
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Nineteenth Annual AutoJumble
All British Swap Meet – Spring 2015
NINETEENTH ANNUAL AUTOJUMBLE! A “let’s get ready for SUMMER” swap meet for British cars, parts, and related items. This meet is scheduled for the last Sunday in April to allow time to get your prize vehicles ready to
DRIVE. Because of the success of our previous Autojumbles and the lack of
British auto items at the much larger Portland Swap Meet, we are committed to
making this an annual affair. (Remember, always the last Sunday in April).
We are continuing with the same successful format; inexpensive for exhibitors, free to buyers, and not over-organized. The focus is on British car stuff only
– no muscle cars, model “A” Fords, speed equipment, or antique or collectable
glassware. Only British cars and car related items will be displayed.
The sites for parts vendors will be covered in case of rain. There will be adequate space for cars to be displayed for sale, possibly covered.
Date:
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Location: Montgomery Park Parking Deck,
2701 NW Vaughn St., Portland, OR
Hours:
Setup from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Sales from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Everything cleared out by 3:00 p.m.
Fees:
Parts for sale spaces – $10
(one normal parking space)
Cars for sale spaces – $15
Directions – From I-5 (North or South) take I-405 to Route 30, St. Helens,
NW Industrial Area exit. Follow signs to Vaughn St. and turn right onto NW
27th. You will enter from 27th.
Spaces are limited – first come first served. Questions? Call Tim Foren,
(503) 287-2024. Registration form is available on the website:
http://clubtmg.org.
Man Our Booth
Our Club has a booth at AutoJumble to encourage new memberships,
sell regalia, and generally promote
MGs. We need your help to “man the
booth”.
We set up about 8:00 am. Peggy
usually brings donuts and there is coffee for sale by Club T MG, the organizer. Dress warm because, despite it
being dry in the parking garage, it is
COLD. Come and stay a couple of
hours talking to folks. Bring a chair.
Take a stroll around the “for sale
booths”, talking to more folks you
know. Buy a banger or hot dog. There
are real (warm) flush toilets in the
building. Like Brigadoon, everything
is gone until next year by 2:00 pm.
Let Peggy Oliver, Sue Stose or
Donna McNabb know when to expect
you. Thanks for helping.
GT-40 Regalia
Available
If you can’t make the trip to GT40 at Frankenmuth MI June 15, you
can still get the regalia that is being
offered to the attendees. It will be
shipped to you as GT-40 is going on.
Visit http://gt40.namgar.com/gtregalia.shtml to order.
More information from:
Larry Pittman, Host Chairman
NAMGAR, Michigan Chapter
[email protected]
810-750-0047
Awesome Early St Patrick’s Day Drive!
By Peggy Oliver
Adventuresome group of 16 in various vehicles arrived at Home Depot parking lot and enjoyed Krispy Creme donuts
and fresh home made shamrock cookies made by Marianne. YUM! Assortment of fun rides: MGB GT's-white 67/green 67/
green 70/ orange 71; MGB's Red 64, Green 73, Red/Orange 79 Midget, 70 Flame Red; MGA's- 60 Grey/2-60 Red's/60
Adobe Rose, 48 TC Red; Miata's 99 Black/ 90 White-and a regular driver.
Out of the parking lot at 9:05am heading North over the back roads of Vancouver/La Center/Longview/Kalama/ Kelso/
Castle Rock/ Chehalis/Centralia. Crossing over the I-5 freeway a few times with roads twisting and curving with ups and
downs- one gorgeous view point was Green Mountain Road. One of the passing icon was a Statue of Liberty in the tiny
town of Carrolls -if you blinked you missed it. From our cars we could see Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainer along with two beautiful hang gliders soaring above us. Since we were visiting the country side we were greeted by bovines, horses, chickens,
llamas, Shetland ponies and an ostrich.
We arrived in Centralia about 12:15pm and O'Blarney's Irish Pub was waiting for us. Lots of beer, drinks and food assorted from Corn beef and Cabbage, Hamburgers, Bangers & Mash, Shepard's Pie, Fish & Chips to name a few.
Thank you Ed and Marianne for a great run!
[Pictures on the website!]
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26 Folks at South
Pacific Rum Pub
Night
By Peggy Oliver
Another great pub night.
Thank you Teri and Eric
Leatham for selecting another
great venue.
Beginning at 5:30 pm people started stopping by the South Pacific Rum Pub and Grill
in downtown Vancouver. Peggy, Jim, Terri, Eric, Mercedes, Roger, Carol, Doug, Keith, Ursula (+2 guests) Barb,
Bill, Debbie, Larry, Carol, Gerald, John, Sondra, Ed,
Marianne, Tom, Steffi and Paul. 26 folks—a great turnout!
The food was delicious: burgers, fish and chips, steaks,
shrimp, salads and the drinks were fun -wines, rum tastings,
Kahlua, Mai Thai's, Black Butte Porter and more. Yahooooo to all the Vancouverites!! Thank you!
Why should you come to a pub night? For the company, the food, the beverages, and trying a new place you
might not know. See you for the next Pub night.
Larry Haroun
General Contractor
503.650.9568
503.754.1358 cell
Custom Repairs
Remodels
New Construction
2442 Southslope Way
West Linn, OR 97068
[email protected]
CCB# 110266
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PMX Custom Alternators & Starters
Quality Rebuilding Since 1977 - Foreign & Domestic
Alternators: Chrome, One Wire, 6-Volt, Positive
Ground, Custom High Amp, Marine, Generator to
Alternator Conversion Kits for Most Systems including
Lucas, Flathead V-8 and Model A.
Starters: Chrome, Hi-Torque, Convert 6 to12 Volt,
Gear Reduction Starters for Big Block Fords & Chevys.
PMX Inc.
8420 SE Hinckley
Happy Valley, OR 97086
Peggy Oliver submitted this funny photo.
Bill Jungck
Phone: 503-777-7172
Fax: 503-777-7156
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April Activities
Board Meeting—April 6
Board meetings will be held quarterly in 2015. Board
meetings are open to all members. Also remember that you
can bring up any subject to be discussed in full at the membership meetings.
Board meetings are held at the Elmer’s Restaurant,
10001 NE Sandy Blvd., Portland. It is a little tricky to get
to (allow extra time for heavy traffic), but it has a nice quiet
back room for our meeting.
Club Meeting—April 10
We meet in the side-room at Stark Street Pizza (92nd
and SE Stark Street in Portland). There is social (and/or
dinner) time before the meeting which starts at 7:30 pm.
The business part is generally short. If you have any issue
to bring before the Board, you can bring it up at the club
meeting.
In the winter months, we try to have a speaker or slide
show of interest to club members. This month the subject is
the Moss Motoring Challenge. Bob and Donna McNabb
did well last year and will share their pictures and the tours
they did to collect the pictures.
We welcome stories of where you have been with your
car, or what you are working on fixing at the moment. In
the summer months we organize a short drive after the
meeting.
Join us! It is the members that make the meetings
lively.
Social & Drive—April 11
See article on page 1.
Clinic—April 15: Pistons, Rings, and Rods!
Always the Wednesday after the Club Meeting
Last month the crankshaft was sized and fitted into the
block, Now it's time to install the pistons, rods, camshaft
and seals.
The pistons are the parts that take the majority of the
power from gasoline to move your car. Installing pistons
correctly will make the difference between having good
power and how long the engine remains at high efficiency
and having a poorly running engine or a short life. This
month we will also look at what it means to balance the
pistons and rods and get them installed correctly.
There are many variations of pistons, rings and rods.
We will examine these choices and look at what is available. Properly setting ring gap is critical to their performance. We will also look at the rod bearings and again use
plasti-gauge to ensure the bearings and crankshaft are correct.
If time allows we should also be able to set the camshaft. The timing of the camshaft will determine how much
horsepower or torque your engine produces. We'll use a
timing wheel to check and set the cam. We'll finish the session by properly installing the seals.
When: Social at 7:00; session starts at 7:30!
Where: Foreign Parts Positively—19900 NE189th St.
Brush Prairie, WA 98606. North on I-205 over Columbia
River. Exit Padden Parkway EAST and travel about 10
miles (through the village of Hockinson.) Turn right at
184th St. “Alderbrook” sign. Take a Hard Left first chance.
Drive with the Shelbys—April 18
See article on page 1.
AutoJumble—April 26
See articles on page 4.
Pub Night—April 28
We gather at a pub the last Tuesday of every month
(except December) for food, beverage, and fellowship. The
location changes throughout the area so there will be one
near you sometime. This is a great way for members to get
to know each other better. Join us at about 6:00 pm for dinner and drinks, fun and socialization.
April 28th will be at Heritage Pub (owned by members
John & Rita Drake) 10601 SE 82nd, Happy Valley OR.
(503) 654-1553. http://theheritagepub.com/
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Choose Your Favorite Logo
By Donna McNabb
Here are your numbered choices. They will appear in this issue and the
March issue. We will vote at the April meeting by a voice vote. (The motion to “refer to the whole”, a printed ballot in the newsletter allowing
members outside of the meeting to vote, did not pass.) The April vote will
decide our logo. The logo appears on our printed material like the business
card, letterhead, roster, return address on the newsletter, etc.
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ABFM in Vancouver
BC—May 15-17
Portland Historic Races
Renamed
Vancouver ABFM to
celebrate 30 years of
British classic cars
Weekend event
More than a static car show, the 2015 Vancouver ABFM
begins on the Friday of the Victoria Day weekend with a
kick-off.
Friday Pub Night reception (May 15, 2015), where
entrants enjoy a meet and greet, stories are told and hospitality flows.
On Saturday (May 16, 2015) the assembly of cars are
displayed at the VanDusen Botanical Garden for “The
Greatest Show on British Wheels.”
On Sunday (May 17, 2015) after the VanDusen Car
show, approximately 120 classic cars and 15-plus motocycles assemble at Park Royal South, North Vancouver, for
the start of the traditional All Brit Run (ABR 2015) to
Whistler’s Olympic Village, when owners have an opportunity to tour their cars on one of the world’s most scenic
drives, followed by a display in the town centre from 11am
to 3:30pm.
More information and registration at http://
www.westerndriver.com/?page_id=7885.
Hi There!
I just wanted to let all of you know
that I am back and involved with the Portland Vintage Racing Festival after taking
last year off.
I would like to invite your club to come participate in
the Car Corral at the Portland Vintage Racing Festival!
Formerly called the Portland Historic Races, the event has a
new promoter (SVRA) and more to offer than ever! The
Portland Vintage Racing Festival will be held July 10-12,
2015.
As many of your know, the Portland Vintage Racing
Festival is one of the oldest and longest-running vintage car
races in the United States, with at least 250 race cars expected this year. This year’s specialty races are Historic
TransAm and Historic 2.5 B Sedan group. Spectators have
full access to the paddock area, providing them the opportunity to take in this rolling history of motorsports up close
and personal, as well as getting a chance to talk to the drivers and crew members. In addition to auto racing, Saturday
night will conclude with a concert by Mitch Ryder and the
Detroit Wheels (“Devil with a Blue Dress On”) followed by
fireworks.
The $45 Car Corral package includes:
 Three day admission for two people
 One vehicle pass
 Ability to participate in the Car Corral Autocross
 Saturday/Sunday on-track parade lap
 Saturday evening concert and fireworks with Mitch
Ryder and the Detroit Wheels
Should you or your club members have any questions,
please email or call me at [email protected] or
503.307.5420. To participate, tickets may be ordered
through Ticket Tomato https://www.tickettomato.com/
event_group.php?gid=104, the deadline to participate in
June 19, 2015. Feel free to pass this email on to your members, as they can order their tickets individually rather than
as a group.
I hope to see all of you at the event this year!
Sandy Bauer
503.307.5420
Special Events for MGAs
The MGA is the featured marque for the show. Peter
and Anne Tilbury from the local Canadian Classic MG
Club have put together a string of special events for MGA
owners, and have 50 cars joining (and counting!).
There is no entry fee for these special events, but you
must register for the ABFM at the website above. Let Peter
and Anne know by email that you intend to join them so
they can book sufficient space at the event venues. Peter
and Anne’s email is [email protected] and their phone
number is 604-889-5067.
May 15th, Run to Vancouver ABFM
Keith and Ursula will lead a group of cars Friday, from
the rest stop at Exit #11 in Washington to the Vancouver
ABFM. We leave the Rest Stop at 8:00 am and arrive at the
hotels about 3:30. We run at about 65 mph with stops in
Fife for a potty break and north of Marysville for lunch.
We'll leave Sunday after the MGA luncheon and travel into
northern Washington spending the night at a small hotel.
Monday we'll return to the Portland area on scenic back
roads. We'll have more details in the May Announcer.
Call Keith & Ursula for additional details and let us
know if you will be joining the tour group.
Note:
Everyone will buy their own
tickets this year!
Phone 360-882-3596, email: [email protected]
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Non-Ethanol Gas
By Bill Beattie
Here is a list of gas stations that have non ethanol
gasoline for all States and Provinces.
There is a surprising number of stations here in
Oregon.
The website is http://pure-gas.org.
Wanted
Long-time member Gary Peterson is looking for longterm storage for his 1960 MGA roadster. He is interested in
storage anywhere in the Portland area. If you have space or
a suggestion, please contact Gary at 503-292-0114 or
[email protected].
History Video
Jim Pott found this great video on the heyday of
British sports cars and thought everyone in Club T
and the Columbia Gorge Club would like to see it.
https://youtu.be/UzoolNs7sHQ
Club Meeting Minutes – March 13
President Donna McNabb called the meeting to order at
7:30 PM.
Sue Stose introduced our guest speaker: Nathan
Thompson from AAA Insurance Vancouver, WA – who
talked about classic car insurance from AAA called American Modern.
Guests:
Tom Bright introduced himself – he comes to a meeting about once a year – he is thinking about driving 4000
miles in his car across country. Wanted to know what we
thought about that?? Andrew Cusanelli has bought a new
MG to him – and will be joining our club. Tom Potter previously owned an MG and visiting. Mark Cook and Marcia
Cambell are or will be new members.
Activities:
Peggy is speaking for Erik Latham our Pub Master
wanting to know if we would be interested in going to
Shanihan’s in Vancouver- their happy hour is from 5:30 to
7 – several people seemed to be interested in this as a Pub
Night possibility.
Peggy asked if we would be interested in moving the
Orchard Height Winery Tour from Sept 27th to June 28th –
since the winery is for sale and we don’t know what will be
on Sept 27th – something to think about.
Tech Session Wednesday night 18th – 7 PM social –
7:30 get a serious as we get! We will be putting the bottom
end of an MG engine taken care of – should be done by the
end of the meeting.
March 21st 1:30 Bob & Donna McNabb will do a Rally
– Start at the Safeway Lot at I-5 and Sholes Ferry Road –
will end at Fudrucker’s for a beverage and correcting our
papers – bring a clip board. More information in our newsletter this month.
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Look in our newsletter for more activities in our Club
Member Events Calendar.
Sue needs us to “step up” to volunteer for Rallies during this year’s calendar – also after meeting drives and
guest speakers. If know of someone that could speak at our
meetings, please let Sue or Donna know.
Club Business:
Election of Board Member at Large: in lieu of a past
president, which we don’t have this year – this member
could fill in if we lose a member. Jerry McBurney was
nominated and elected for this office.
VP Report: Reid - nothing much to report at this time.
Secretary: Carol says the minutes are in the newsletter
– read it.
Treasurer: Dan – out of 112 members that we have 27
haven’t paid their dues. See the annual treasurer’s report in
our March newsletter.
Newsletter and Website: Donna – distance rally’s coming up what about giving them a send off or driving with
them for a distance. That would be fun – something to
think about. Need all new articles by next Friday 3-20-15.
NAMGAR and MAMGBR Donna for John Dutra –
Gt40 in Frankenmuth, MI on June 15-19th with Michigan
Rowdies. MG-215 in Niagra Falls, Canada on June 8-12
with the MG Car Club of Toronto.
Badge awards by Peggy for the night – the Shelbey’s
and Jerry McBurney.
Next Board Meeting will be April 6th at 7:00 at
Elmer’s on Sandy at 101st. All are invited.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 PM
Respectfully submitted by
Carol Wilson, Secretary
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For Sale
1967 MGB Roadster—$14,750
Purchased from Harold Dick in 1996, whose shop has
maintained this car ever since. Nearly everything rebuilt or
replaced including transmission, clutch, suspension, seats,
carpets and top. 5,000 miles on motor rebuilt in 2009. Rebuild included:
 Engine balanced and over bored 40 thousandths
 Aluminum head with larger valves
 Upgraded cam
 Electronic ignition
 Headers and performance exhaust
Primrose yellow, wire wheels, Motolita steering wheel,
roll bar, tonneau cover. This car runs great, looks great, and
has an unbeatable sound.
Lou Jaffe
503-310-7904
[email protected]
Differential for Sale
4.875:1 differential for MGA, MGB, Magnette. Good
condition. $75. Paul 360-576-7973, [email protected]
1979 MGB - 1 owner - $15,000 OBO
66,792 Miles with COMPLETE Service History. Maroon exterior/ Biscuit interior. Excellent condition - all
original, wire wheels, luggage rack, tonneau cover, electrical lockout switch. Car has always been stored in garage.
Located in Vancouver Washington. Owner has died and his
sister is selling it. Pictures at left and below; many more
pictures available.
Contact Colleen Wilson [[email protected]].
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If your label is yellow, we have not received
your 2015 dues, and this is your last newsletter.
April
6—Board Meeting
10—Club Meeting
11—Social & Touring Opportunity
15—Clinic
18—Drive with Ken & Joan Shelby
25—34th Annual Tulip Rally (WA)
26—AutoJumble
26—Monitor Fire Dept. Pancake Breakfast
28—Pub Night
July
7—Board Meeting
10—Club Meeting
11-12—Portland Historic Races
11—Saturday Social & Drive
15—Clinic
23-26—Monte Shelton NW Classic Rally
25-28—ABFM Western WA in
Walla Walla
26—Amity Pancake Breakfast &
Car Show
28—Pub Night
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May
2—Drive with Kate & Russ Sherrell
8—Club Meeting
9—Papa’s Toys Collection
13—Clinic
15-17—ABFM in Vancouver BC
24—ABFM, Issaquah WA
26—Pub Night
30—Hockinson Parade and Car Show
June
8-12—MG2015 (NAMGBR)
12—Club Meeting
15-19—GT-40 (NAMGAR)
17—Clinic
24—Pub Night
25-28—Idaho British Car Club Tour
28—Drive with Tom & Sue Stose
29-July 2—Mini Car Club Drive to
Abbotsford, BC
August
2—Columbia River Concours d’Elegance
Fort Vancouver
6-9—Rendezvous with Club T MG
14—Club Meeting
19—Clinic
25—Pub Night
Club sponsored events are shown in
bold. Other automotive events are listed
for your information. You can attend
them on your own (and perhaps write an
article about your experience for the
newsletter. Pictures are always welcome).