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Pacific Northwest Region Classic Car Club of America

2020 Issue 2

Hello, PNR Folks,

Quickly, on the heels of Bumper Bolt #1 for 2020, please find Bumper Bolts #2. A lot has happened in the last month and we wish to provide details of change in a timely fashion.

Note: Two new events on the PNR calendar for 2020: On April 18th (a Saturday) we will have coffee at the Greenfields at Lake Tapps and then caravan to the Thunder Dome Auto Museum in Enumclaw. Afterwards there will be a no-host lunch at a nearby restaurant. On May 19th (a Tuesday) Craig DeVine will take us to the Auburn High School auto shop where we will meet with their shop students and discuss cars. What else? A couple of PNR members will drive their Classics for appropriate show & tell with some under-the-hood time. More details via email on these two events soon. All are encouraged to drive Classics, weather permitting.

In this offering, there is a four-page report from National CCCA about their recent board meeting that took place in January during Auto Auction Week, in Scottsdale. Included is a sign-up form for the March 25-29th annual meeting in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. If you have not noticed before, there will be a special visit to the Bulgari Car Collection during the national annual meeting. Space is limited. It is a must-see and not open to the public. Review and send in your form quickly if you wish to attend. Your director Frank, Stan and I have our reservations in.

I am reminded that hotel rooms in Forest Grove are “scarce as hens’ teeth” for the July 19th concours so if you intend to go, act now and make your room reservations. Or, remind your friends you plan to bunk at their place again that weekend!

Happy Motoring,

Val Dickison

PNR Secretary

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PNR Board of Managers

February 5, Meeting

Ron Danz’s Collection Garage in Kirkland

5 pm Hosted Social Hourw/ adult beverages

6 pm Dinner & Meeting

Frank Daly presentingBrian Rohrback - 2019 Participant of the Year

Pacific Northwest RegionClassic Car Club of America

The Bumper Guardian is the official publication of the Pa-cific Northwest Region, Classic Car Club of America. The

region was founded in 1963.

Officers and Appointed Posts:Frank Daly, Director 425-210-1804Val Dickison, Secretary 206-546-3306Terry McMichael, Treasurer 206-790-5012Stan Dickison, Activities 206-949-1115Val Dickison, Membership 206-546-3306Karen Hutchinson, BG Co-editor 360-678-5453Raymond Loe, BG Co-editor 360-678-9366Colin Gurnsey, BC Liaison 604-980-7429

Board of Managers:Kim Pierce 2020 425-330-2665Frank Daly 2020 425-210-1804Marty Ellison 2020 425-941-9451Steve Larimer 2021 206-954-7829Brian Rohrback 2021 206-235-0371Jim Tait 2021 206-948-4215Al McEwan 2022 206-999-4485Val Dickison 2022 206-546-3306Kenny Heng 2022 425-443-7546

Bumper Guardian Staff:Advertising Darrin Wong 425-210-7558Caption Editor Bill Deibel 206-522-7167Copy Editor Bill Allard 253-565-2545Cover Story Raymond Loe 360-678-9366Staff Photographers Michael Bradley

Steve Larimer206-225-6491206-954-7829

Board of Managers’ Meetings:

1st Wednesday atThe Danz Garage, Totem Lake, Kirkland

5:00 Social Gathering, 6:00 Dinner/Meeting. Minutes on the web and available upon request.

Membership:Regional membership is available only to

Classic Car Club of America National members. Advertising Policy/Rates:

The Bumper Guardian will print classified advertis-ing free of charge to members on a space available basis. Display advertising rates are available on a prepaid basis only.

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Minutes of the January 4, 2019 PNR/CCCA Board Meeting

Call to order: 6:15PM by Director Frank Daly. Managers in attendance were Frank Daly, Val Dickison, Kenny Heng, Steve Larimer, Al McEwan, Kim Pierce, Brian Rohrback and Jim Tait. Bsent: Marty Ellison.Members present: Stan Dickison, William Howard, Terry & Barbara McMichael, Ashley Shoemaker, Irene Tait, Darren Wong, Conrad Wouters and guest Mindy Rohrback.

Minutes: of Oct 2018 approved with correction of movie title “Bullitt”, not “Bullet”. McEwan/Tait approved. Nov 2017 approved at Nov 2018 meeting.

Membership: Two new in last 30 days: Jerry Tiberio (Heng ref.) and Rick Slenes (Tait ref.) About 50% have paid 2019 dues. Ashley advises Kristen Wells plans to join for 2019.

Treasurer: Income for Dec 2018 was $9,184.98 and expenses were $3,318.04. Invoice for lunch t SYC not received yet. Decrease since start of fiscal year is $2,113, with an overall total assets of $55,329 to date.

Activities: Stan reports possible lunch tour at Drivers Club in early spring, as well as day at LeMay’s race simulator. Possible picnic at DeVine’s at Lake Tapps. CARavan dates are Sept 8-17. Date for holiday party at SYC is Dec 8th. Display at E@RTC is hopeful for July 28th, for best weather. Joel Diamond collection tour deleted, per Kim Pierce. Not accessible.

Bumper Guardian: Karen not present.

Facebook: Val reporting for Keenon. Now up to 559 “likes”.

Advertising: Darren to contact more potential advertisers and follow up on one or two non-pays.

Website: Brian advises tech articles back to 1970 will be on our website. It will be listed as a tech list.

Old Business: None.

New Business: Val offered “free” Kirkland Concours annual badges donated by Susan Armstrong. Val to email membership that if they wish to look up any CCCA members they may do so on the national website.

Meeting adjourned at 6:40PM. Minutes taken by Val Dickison.

Next meeting February 6th at the Danz Garage. 5PM social and 6PM dinner & meeting

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REGIONAL DIRECTORS: The following information includes my personal notes from the Na-tional Board meeting this last Sunday. Sharing this information with you as a Regional Director is to keep you up-to-date on Club business, and to ask for your follow up on several items at the Board’s request. Those items are noted. Also, feel free to share any of this information with your members. My notes are not intended to be all-inclusive, so watch for the formal meeting minutes in the next issue of the Bulletin.

NATIONAL BOARD MEETING NOTES: Held January 19, 2020 at the Janet Cussler Car Collec-tion Meeting Room, Scottsdale, Arizona

ATTENDEES: ALL Board members except Jay Quail Executive Director and Tom Quick who both had excused absences.

GUESTS: Regional Directors: Mark Desch & Gloria Desch, Upper Midwest Region and Al Kro-mer Texas, Ron Verschoor, SoCal Regional Director, and Editor and Neil Pitt from Speed Digital.

PUBLICATION COMMITTEE WEBSTER PETERSON/RON VERSHOOR EDITOR REPORT

Ron has held the Editor position for 12 years. Ron was attending this meeting to share that he has decided that after all this time in this role that it is time to step down and search for a new Editor. Ron has a full-time job and is the Southern California Regional Director. Ron said he realizes that it will be a challenge to replace him and has offered to stay in the position as long as it takes to find his replacement, which could conceivably take a year or more. Ron also is offering to stay beyond the selection of a new Editor to insure no degradation to the publications. Ron shared some of his duties and provided an overview of his position description, which I have attached. He shared that it takes about 20 to 25 hours each week to perform all of the tasks for the two publications. We did discuss assigning the Bulletin oversite to someone other than the Editor position. There is a layout person who sets up the formatting. Ron shared that he loved the assignment and particularly liked the creativity and freedom he has in the role. Ron has done an exceptional job and will be difficult to replace. Ron focuses on content, advertisements, and overall management of both the Classic Car Magazine and the Bulletin.

Regional Directors: If you are aware of any Regional Editor or any other person who would be inter-ested in discussing this future open position, please contact Ron or Webster Peterson, Vice President of Publications. Note that the Editor position is a paid assignment.

FINANCIAL REPORT GREG KOSMATKA

As I have shared before, the financial health of the Club has been a major focus of the Board over the last two years. Unaudited results are very positive for 2019. Next step is for outside Audi-tors to review and confirm our results and then to provide the Club with a written report. More information will be presented at the Annual meeting and printed in the Bulletin, which has been the Club practice.

The Board is working on refinements to the 2020 budget.

CCCA National Meeting NotesJanuary, 19, 2020

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ON LINE BANKING HOWARD FREEDMAN

Our Treasurer, Howard Freedman is working on an on-line banking solution to improve some of our processes.

CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE

We continue to receive comments from members concerning the inclusion of new marks/years to the list of Classic Cars before input can be compiled and presented to membership.

Steve Babinsky, First Vice President, and National Judge is in the process of updating our current list of Classics for distribution.

CARavans SKIP TETZ

The Canadian/American, CANAM CARavan should be a great one this year as is the Kentucky CARavan to be led by Tom and Connie Jones is in the planning stage as well.

I have been asked to ask Regional Directors if your region would consider a CARavan in future years beginning in 2021. Skip and National are available to provide assistance. Call Skip for sugges-tions and questions. Regional Directors, we need your support here.

CLASSIC CAR CLUB MUSEUM Howard Freedman

This year in June, the Experience held the first weekend in June and will feature all GM cars through 1970. Should be an awesome event and is not to be missed.

REGIONAL RELATIONS VICKI ZEIGER

Vicki updated the Board with the names of the two new Regional Directors for the year who are Steve Evans from Arizona and Al Kroemer from Texas. Dale Lillard, Arizona past Regional Director and Chandler Smith, Texas Past Regional Director were acknowledged and thanked by the Board for their service.

Vicki gave an overview of the regions and noted the good work being performed to consolidate the Florida regions under David Salzman’s leadership and thanked Tim Villager, Dixie for his work on behalf of the Dixie Region.

Vicki brought up that regions would like additional information on the Insurance coverage re-gions pay for. A summary will be provided.

MEMBERSHIP FRED LAX

Fred reported that the new schedule for renewals this year has reaped results. Eighty percent of our members had renewed by January 15, which is ahead of previous years. It was noted that Fred keep in close contact with Regional Membership Chairs and that their help and the on-line renewal process are reasons for the improvements.

Regional Directors: please check in with your Membership Chairs and see how your region is doing. If you or your Membership Chairs need help in accessing the on-line reports, contact - - -

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Fred or me for support. If every non-renewing member can be contacted, it really does help and the on-line tools make the process easier.

WEB SITE CARROL JENSEN AND NEIL PITT

Good progress is being made to the Web Site. We saw a demonstration of the proposed capabil-ities and were very pleased to see the enhancements soon to be launched. I also learned a few “Operator” tips to make it easier for users. For example, I learned that if you scroll down through the front page of the new site, on the left rather than first going to the Legacy site, that there are good tools for signing up for events. I had previously missed this because I was going into the Legacy site on the right front page, each time I signed on. Try this, sign on to the left side of the opening page if you are registering on-line for the Annual meeting or for a CARavan. Additional demos are being planned to share at the Annual meeting. (Another reason to attend.)

MERCHANDISE COMMITTEE REPORT JOE PIRONE

Very exciting to report the progress being made under Joe’s leadership. We saw the items that will be available on our new Merchandise Classic Car items section on our Web site that will be for sale. Joe is working on final touches and is planned to be launched at the March Annual meeting! Great news for all!

NOMINATION COMMITTEE REPORT DAVID KANE

David reports that we have an excellent slate of candidates for the 2020 National Board opening. Ballots will be going out prior to the Annual meeting in March.

ANNUAL MEETING MARCH 25-29, 2020

Steve Babinsky highlighted some of the outstanding events scheduled at this year’s Annual meet-ing. Try to attend and try to encourage your members to join you. As I said earlier, I am very ex-cited to see the Bulgari Car Collection-it is supposed to be great. In addition, new enhancements will be unveiled at the Annual Meeting including the Merchandise On-Line section of our Web Site and other new features to our Web site so try to make it this year!

Please contact me for questions, comments, or support.

In closing, we hope to see you and your members at the Annual Meeting in March. I have an attached a Registration Form for you to use and to pass along to your members for people who prefer the hard copy version to the on-line method for sign-up.

Best Regards for a wonderful 2020!

Vicki Zeiger

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 20205:30 - 7:30 pm Welcoming Party

THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 20207:00 – 8:00 am Registration at Hotel

6:30 – 8:00 am Breakfast Buffet, Hotel

8:00 – 9:30 am Annual Membership Meeting

9:30 – 10:30 am National Board Meeting

10:30 – 11:30 am Publications/Website Meeting

11:30 – 12:15 pm Lunch Buffet

12:30 pm Buses depart for Philadelphia Musuem of Art, then to the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, followed by the Corinthian Yacht Club. NOTE: No private cars allowed at these three locations.

5:30 pm Cocktails and Dinner, Corinthian Yacht Club

9:00 pm Buses return to Hotel

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 20206:30 – 8:00 am Breakfast Buffet, Hotel

8:00 – 9:00 am CCCA Museum Membership Meeting

9:00 –10:30 am Regional Relations Meeting

11:00 am Buses depart for Bulgari Collection, Lunch & Tour NOTE: No private cars allowed at this location.

5:00 pm Buses return to the Hotel in advance of the Regional Banquet

6:00 – 7:00 pm Cocktails

7:00 – 9:00 pm Regional Awards Banquet at the Hotel

9:00 – 11:00 pm Hospitality Suite

SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 20206:30 – 8:00 am Continental Breakfast, Hotel

6:30 – 9:15 am Grand Classic car placement

8:00 – 9:30 am Judges & Tabulators Breakfast & Meeting

9:30 am Judging Commences

Noon – 2:00 pm CCCA Museum Trustees Lunch & Meeting

2:00 – 3:30 pm CCCA Education Foundation Meeting

3-00 –4:00 pm Technical Seminar

5:30 – 6:30 pm Cocktails

6:30 – 9:00 pm Awards Banquet

9:00 – 11:00 pm Hospitality Suite

2020 CCCA ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION FORM Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

NAME_____________________________________________ SPOUSE OR GUEST____________________________

ADDRESS__________________________________________ PHONE__________________ FAX___________________

CITY______________________________ STATE_____ ZIP___________ EMAIL________________________________

REGISTRATION FEERegistration fee per person postmarked by February 15, 2020 # of persons _____ @ $85 $___________Late registration per person after February 15, 2020 # of persons _____ @ $100 $__________

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020Welcome Party: Before heading out to dinner or a little time at the slots, join us for appetizers and get reacquainted withold friends (Cash Bar)

THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2020Breakfast buffet before the Membership Meeting with a lunch buffet at the hotel before afternoon tours. Bus transportation to the famed Philadelphia Museum of Art followed by the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum (You must ride the bus to attend; no private vehicles, please.)Dinner at the famed historic Corinthian Yacht Club..

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2020Breakfast buffet before the CCCA Museum Membership Meeting. Bus transportation to the Bulgari Collection for a private tour and lunch. (You must ride the bus to attend; no private vehicles, please.)Appetizers & sit-down dinner as part of the Regional Award Banquet.

SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2020Breakfast buffet at the Event Center while the cars enter for Grand Classic judging. Appetizers and a served dinner as part of the Grand Classic Banquet. Dress code for this evening is black tie optional.

Meal choice: # of Miso marinated Salmon _____ or # of Slow Roasted Prime Beef _____

# of persons _____ @ $485.00 $__________

Registration fee (from above) $__________

If paying by credit card, add 3% of the total for transaction fee 3% of total $__________(This fee applies to online registration, as well.)

Grand Total $______________

ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATIONMake Check Payable to: Classic Car Club of America & send with Registration Form to:CCCA, 3501 Algonquin Road, Suite 300, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008, Email: classiccarclub.@aol.com Questions? Contact the CCCA office (847) 390-0443. You can also register online at: classiccarclub.org

PLEASE MAKE YOUR OWN HOTEL RESERVATIONSValley Forge Casino Resort, 1160 First Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406. Please make reservations by calling at 610-354-8118. Be sure to ask for the “CCCA block on the Valley Tower” side of the hotel. Room rates are $124. Reservations made after Feb 25, 2020 are subject to regular rates and room availability. There is a limited block of rooms.

1. I belong to the following CCCA Region: ____________________________________________________________________2. I will be available to judge: Yes ___ No ___3. I will bring a Full Classic®: Yes ___ No ___Note: Classic Cars Must be Registered Separately on National Grand Classic Registration Form.

THE CLASSIC CAR CLUB OF AMERICA 2020 ANNUAL MEETING

The Bulletin

GRAND CLASSIC CAR REGISTRATION FORM

1. To enter a car in the Grand Classic, fill in the form completely. Incomplete entries will be returned to owner for missing information.Include the appropriate fees for the Division you enter. For additional entries, use facsimile forms and include appropriate fee for each car.Please print or type the form.

2. Be sure to indicate correctly the Division in which you wish to enter your car. A car judged in the wrong Division will be disqualified andany award will be forfeited. For further information, consult your current CCCA Handbook and Members Roster.

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9. Senior Emeritus “Judging” is open to each Senior and Premier Classic that has won a first place in its respective Division not less thanthree years prior to the present competition. Multiple awards will be made to cars scoring 93 points or more. No scores will be announced,recorded or returned to the owner.

10. Classics to be judged or exhibited MUST ha ave U.L. approved fire extinguisher in the car.11. Altered and New Coachwork Classics may be exhibited at National meets only after acceptance by the Classification Committee. Consult

your current CCCA Handbook and Members Roster under “Modified/Altered/New Coachwork Classic Division.”12. All Classics will be required to stay in the judging area until judging is completed.13. All wishing to judge, check and remit registration card even though you may not be entering a car for judging.

Make your check or money order (in U.S. funds) payable to: Classic Car Club of America. Send the registration form and yourremittance to: Classic Car Club of America, 3501 Algonquin Road, Suite 300, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008.Regular entries for this Annual Meeting must be postmarked no later than the regular deadlines listed on the form below. Late entries forjudging include a $20.00 surcharge for processing and must be postmarked no later than the late fee deadlines listed on the form below.Dinner reservations are NOT to be sent with car entries. Instructions and the proper form for dinner reservations are on the activity flyerpage opposite.IMPORTANT – NO CLASSIC WILL BE JUDGED OR EXHIBITED WITHOUT PROPER LIABILITY INSURANCE. SHOWINSURANCE CARRIER AND POLICY NUMBER ON REGISTRATION FORM.To be judged in National meets, a SENIOR Classic must have affixed, visible to the exterior of the car, the Senior recognition badge.A car entered in Premier Division MUST have affixed to the car, and around the Senior badge, the oval Senior-Winner-recognitionbadge. A Premier Classic must visibly affix the Premier crown.The Touring Division requires that a car entered which scores over 93 points is overqualified and eliminated from the Division.The Division is designed for older restorations, original cars, or touring Classics.

Owner Street(As listed in CCCA Directory)

City State Zip PhoneIncomplete Entries Will Be Returned to Owner for Missing Information

Year Make of Car Cyl. Model or Series

Body Style Body Maker(only if custom)

Serial or Chassis No. Engine No. Body No.

Is this an authentic bodied Classic? Yes No If Senior, give Plaque No. (plaque must be displayed)

Policy No.Liability Insurance Carrier

I will attend the following Annual Meeting:

Valley Forge, PA Deadline: Regular fee, 3/12/20. Late, 3/19/20

Yes, I am available to serve as a judge at the event checked above. Yes, I am bringing an unrestored original car.

Check Regular LateDivision Fee Fee

Premier $50 $70Senior $50 $70Primary $50 $70Touring $50 $70Senior Emeritus Judging $50 $70Senior Emeritus Exhibit $15 No JudgingExhibition $15 No JudgingAltered/New Coachwork $15 No Judging

(Make checks payable to CCCA – US funds)MAIL TO: CLASSIC CAR CLUB OF AMERICA, 3501 Algonquin ROAD, SUITE 300, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008.

(DO NOT USE THESE BOXES) REGISTRATION FORM - ANNUAL MEETINGMARCH 28, 2020 - VALLEY FORGE, PENNSYLVANIA

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2020 ANNUAL MEETING CAR REGISTRATION FORM

1. To enter a car in the Annual Meeting fill in the form completely. Incomplete entries will be returned to owner for missing information. Include the appropriate fees for the Division you enter. For additional entries, use facsimile forms and include appropriate fee for each car. Please print or type the form.

2. Be sure to indicate correctly the Division in which you wish to enter your car. A car judged in the wrong Division will be disqualified and any award will be forfeited. For further information, consult your current CCCA Handbook and Members Roster.

3. Make your check or money order (in U.S. funds) payable to: Classic Car Club of America. Send the registration form and your remittance to: Classic Car Club of America, 3501 Algonquin Road, Suite 300, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008.

4. Regular entries for this Annual Meetingmust be postmarked no later than the regular deadlines listed on the form below. Late entries for judging include a $20.00 surcharge for processing and must be postmarked no later than the late fee deadlines listed on the form below.

5. Dinner reservations are NOT to be sent with car entries. Instructions and the proper form for dinner reservations are on the activity flyer page opposite.

6. IMPORTANT – NO CLASSIC WILL BE JUDGED OR EXHIBITED WITHOUT PROPER LIABILITY INSURANCE. SHOW INSURANCE CARRIER AND POLICY NUMBER ON REGISTRATION FORM.

7. To be judged in National meets, a SENIOR Classic must have affixed, visible to the exterior of the car, the Senior recognition badge. A car entered in Premier Division MUST have affixed to the car, and around the Senior badge, the oval Senior-Winner-recognition badge. A Premier Classic must visibly affix the Premier crown.

8. The Touring Division requires that a car entered which scores over 93 points is overqualified and eliminated from the Division. The Division is designed for older restorations, original cars, or touring Classics.

9. Senior Emeritus “Judging” is open to each Senior and Premier Classic that has won a first place in its respective Division not less than three years prior to the present competition. Multiple awards will be made to cars scoring 93 points or more. No scores will be announced, recorded or returned to the owner.

10. Classics to be judged or exhibited MUST have a U.L. approved fire extinguisher in the car.

11. Altered and New Coachwork Classics may be exhibited at National meets only after acceptance by the Classification Committee. Consult your current CCCA Handbook and Members Roster under “Modified/Altered/New Coachwork Classic Division.”

12. All Classics will be required to stayin the judging area until judging is completed.

13. All wishing to judge, check and remitregistration card even though you may not be entering a car for judging.

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