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Greetings! Regarding the Shelby Meet in June, I have to say thank you once again to everyone who took their valuable time to make us GCCM proud. I know there were several who wanted to help… thank you. Please give the following folks a pat on the back and/or hand shake the next time you see them. On behalf of your officers and board, we say thanks to… Will Roy, Alan Stretsky, Allen King, Art & Paula Frerichs, Billy Jenkins, Brad Long, Carolyn Loy, Corky Bradford, Damon Boggs, Daniel & Lori Place, David Newby, Dayna Griesinger, Dee King, Don Radar, Donnie Moseby, Frank Chrisco, John Brawley, Johnny Watt, Ken Calvert, Kirk Clinkscales, Larry Hall, Leland Hollis, Linda Hollis, Lonnie Iannazzo, Mac & Leta Arnett, Mark Har-wood, Mark Hebenstreit, Melvin Little, Mike Bean, Rhonda Huber and children three, Roger Bymun, Ron Watkins, Scott Grant, Steve Armstrong, Steve Hen-drix, Steve Young, Troy Rushing, Wendell Jones, Will Huber, Earl & Cindy Hil-lard. We had approximately 200 cars to park and judge yesterday with just over 50 volunteers on a beautiful Father's Day. Believe it or not… that was not enough volunteers. Ten to 15 more would have been much better. Parking is always a challenge when spaces are not available for the specific class and they have to park in the designated overflow areas. This makes it a chal-lenge for the judges to locate these cars… especially when they, participants, decide to park in other class areas rather than the overflow. Something we can improve if we take over the registration process. We had two parker shifts… each shift was 90 minutes in duration. Please note several parkers worked both shifts and many of these volunteers came to serve without showing their cars. That’s GCCM com-mitment and dedication. Hope to see the same and more for our own show in September. Mustangs Rule!! John Hemby

Birthdays and

Anniversaries

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07/05 Mary Lou Robinson

07/08 Sharon Slack

07/09 Roger Moseby

07/10 Johnny Jr Perry

07/11 Jim Liner

07/11 Daniel & Lori Place

07/12 Mary Calvert

07/13 Nancy Carr

07/15 Billy & Adrienne

Ashworth

07/15 Ken Calvert

07/18 Troy & Ginette Smith

07/19 Cherie Bergeron

07/20 Dynette Jones

07/21 Jerri Kersh

07/21 JoAnn Lemley

07/22 Diana LeMaster

07/24 Crystal Stretesky

07/25 Sandy Bradford

07/25 Colby Noonkester

07/31 Jonathan Jeffcoat

07/31 Billy Henson

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July

4th - Independence Day

7th - General Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm

9th - Dinner Cruise to Cracker Barrel Owasso OK

11th - Road to Hope Car Show

23rd - Dinner Cruise to Knotty Pine BBQ Broken Arrow OK

25th - OMC Certifit Car Show OKC OK

25th & 26th - Hallett HST

28th - Board Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm

August


8th - Jay Cruise Night

14th & 15th - Route 66 Festival Springfield MO

15th - Broken Arrow Elks Festival of Wheels Car Show

22nd & 23th - Hallett HST


September

1st - General Meeting @ Speedy Gonzales 7pm

1st thru 6th - Sturgis Mustang Rally

7th - Labor Day

12th - OCM’s Annual Stampede Show Mustang OK

15th - Board Meeting @ Speedy Gonzalez 7pm

19th - GCCM’s Annual Round Up All Ford Powered Car Show Jenks OK


October

3rd - Mounds Car Show Mounds OK


24th - Wewoka Sorghum Day Car Show Wewoka OK




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General Meeting Minutes - June 2, 2015 Speedy Gonzalez

Open Meeting – John Hemby called the meeting to order at 6:50pm Sponsors in attendance – Bud, Melvin. New Guests – Mary, Orrin’s girlfriend; Donna & Kirk Clinkscales. New Cars – Brittany, Janice McGee’s daughter, 07 GT/CS Convertible; Rachael Granado, 93 Fox Triple White Con-vertible. Financials – Sandy Show Account - $10,663.41 General Account - $8,745.33, includes $60 membership fee & $150 OKC donation toward picnic. Investigating 990N Tax Form, may need to hire CPA attorney. Will need to reinstate our tax status. Will vote in July. Update description in By-Laws. We advertise in MCA as non-profit status. Round-up – Jason Paperwork has been turned in to City of Jenks. We have a meeting date of June 17. T-shirts are here, $15 ea. Trophy on display, will have Top 3. Will use acrylic flame trophies for Best of Show, Fire Chief, Police Chief & Mayor. Preliminary budget is very close to 2014. Hopefully potty quote will be cheaper. Steve Y was able to receive Ford bags for our goodie bags. Will have FAQ on website regarding our show. Jason announced he will be stepping down due to son’s motocross hobby interferes with Tuesday night meetings. Vice-President position is currently open. Melvin nominated Will Roy, he will think about it. Shelby Meet – Will 2014 has 37 classes, 173 cars. Should have 10 judging teams of 3. Art & Paula Frerichs confirmed for Tabulation. Will have judging clinic after meeting tonight. 200-point judging sheet. Need 6-8 parkers for Sunday at 7am. We will handle registration. Event pass is $45 for cruise, Hallett, and drag race, $15 for show. Extra to race at Hal-lett and drags. Advise Melvin if you have already paid for show registration only. We have link on website. Pickup your packet on Wednesday night. Randy Roberts needs four people to greet at Hallett & drag. Will receive pass and t-shirt. Hallett is busy on Thursday & Friday, Saturday on has about 50 cars. Melvin has show forms for Mid-America & Sapulpa. GCCM sticker 1 point at Round Up Show. Fire Hydrant 1point. (Fire Extinguisher). Wanted – Melvin - See Melvin if you know of 05-10 V6 Convertible for sale.

Picnic - Melvin Good turnout even though ground was sloppy. Parked 60 cars. 175 attended. Had 8 burgers, 10 weenies left. Body shop is finished. Have eight employees including upholstery. Frank did a great job parking. Applause. Good Time. Applause. 2016 Calendar – Brad Pictures were taken on Saturday. Looks great. Applause. Thank you for your time. Everyone was very patient. Had 16 cars. Receiving the “Friend Deal” pricing. Brad pulled his car. He will be the 1st month in 2017. Parades – Mark June 27 – Bixby Green Corn. T.A. leading, start at 10am, meet at 9am as HS. Need convertibles. Shows June 6 – Sapulpa. Meet across from Sonic on Dewey St at 7am. Bring water on warm day. Website – Janice Have Members Only Page, includes By-Laws & Roster. Can email from hyperlinked e-mail addresses.


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MCA – Ron - Loveland, CO is next show. Hallett – Jerry - Broke record with 1.25.98. Average of 8 seconds faster. Car Shows – John • Aug – Springfield, MO. Only 1990 & newer. Will have dinner cruise. Contact Ron Watkins if interested.

• Kansas City show is one week after ours.

• June 11 – Fish Shack, meet at QT at 81 St & Hwy 51 at 6pm.

• June 13 – Hammett House & Will Rogers Museum.

• June 13 – Hogs & Hotrods in Collinsville.

• June 22 – Ron’s Hamburgers in Jenks

50/50 & $10 Receipt Winners • Alaska 1996 Dash Plaque, donated by Melvin – Mike Anderson.

• Melvin gave John Hemby Alaska 1996 Dash Plaque for his hard work.

• $10 Dinner – Cherie Bergeron, give to Jerry.

• 50/50 for $98 – Mark Hebenstreit

Meeting Adjourned at 7:46pm - 71 attended.

Board Meeting Minutes - June 23, 2015 Speedy Gonzalez

Present: John Hemby, Rachael Granado, Brad Long, Donnie Moseby, Steve Young, Mark Harwood, Roger Bymun and Melvin Little. Absent: Ron Ramsey. Guest: Gina Moseby, Will Roy, Ron Watkins & Nancy Estes Open Meeting – John Hemby called the meeting to order at 6:55pm. Financial Report – Sandy • Show Account - $9,713.14, includes $923 t-shirts, $27 checks.

• Business Account - $8,477.62, includes 4 new members. Will deposit $147 for new balance of $8624.62. Wrote

$530.22 check to Melvin. • Filling out tax forms, 14 pages of check registers from 2011 to 2015. Mark Springer will review 1023EZ. $200 to

re-instate. • To add verbiage to By-Laws.

• Discussion on changing name to “Green Country Mustangs”. $25 for change form to dba GCM. Voted to decline

at this time. To add “All Mustangs are Classics” to web site. Mid America Shelby Meet – Will • 26 GCCM Members participated.

• 10 1st Place trophies. 6 Runner Up trophies. 1 Best of Show trophy – Lonnie was in total shock.

• Issues with parking. Steve Luper & wife agreed to give up registration next year.

• 171 pre-registered. 70 new at gate. 199 judged. 173 judged in 2014.

• Class JJ had 0 cars. Should have been Chris’s 65 Shelby in overflow.

• To receive $1500 ($1000 to LLH, $500 to club). To request more next year with added responsibilities.

• Great job to Art & Paula Frerichs’ tabulation. Need office or camper next year (due wind and people distractions).

• Great judging teams. Our volunteers need to wear orange vests or some identification.

• Some judges wrote notes/comments on judging sheets. Need consistency.

Roundup - Roger • John & Roger attended Special Activities in Jenks on June 17.

• Jenks not comfortable to have show on Main Street.

• Possible at School &/or parking lot across street.


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• Big expense in 2014 was porta-potties.

• Savings if we use Aquarium for $500.

• John did contact Terri Bowers at Aquarium.

• Ron commented that two sponsors were invited from Chamber.

• Roger to attend next meeting on July 6.

• Voted to pursue to Aquarium.

• Roger to submit budget.

• $923 for t-shirts.

• $792 for 66 trophies.

• Bud Jesse will sponsor 6 trophies.

• Melvin will meet with Jack Bosic this weekend in KC. Invite to show and judge but not head judge.

• John to check on pricing at Vista Print for dash plaques.

• Three special trophies: Aquarium Choice, Best of Show Mustang, Best of Show Special Interest.

• Host Hotel is blocking 10 rooms at $89.99, will review closer to date. Ask about sponsor? Discount amounts to

$200. Web site - John Roster is updated. John gave FAQ to Janice to add. To review Registration Form, then send to Janice. T-shirts – John • Cost $10, voted on $15 to sell.

Calendars – Brad • Pictures were taken. Have submitted order. Waiting for them to come in. Vote for Brad to be Club Photographer.

Sponsors • Armando of Ron’s is going to renew.

• Select Auto is interested.

• Bob Huntsinger is in contact with Bob Hurley Ford.

• Sandy in contact with Bill Knight Ford.

• John had given forms to member/realtor Dynette Jones. Dynette submitted Bixby Band sponsorship for club to

purchase ad. The Board voted no. New Business • Brad in contact with Cary of Fox Body of Tulsa. Members show interest and plan to visit a meeting.

• Discussion about Alcohol at our events. In By-Laws, 6A. Will to volunteer as Sergeant of Arms.

• Voted for John to order 500 business cards from Vista Print for $35.

• John to check storage for 50/50 tickets. Brawley may have extras.

Adjourned at 8:22pm. 14 in attendance.


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CAR SHOW AND BRANSON BELLE AUGUST 14th & 15th

Those of you going to the Springfield Car show August 14th and 15th may be interested in another little adventure Ron Watkins and I have in the making. In 2013 a few of our members attended the Branson Belle show and dinner cruise on Table Rock Lake for less than the cost of most Branson music shows. I contacted our friend Camron Hanson sales representative who remembered our group from 2013. After a few friendly negotiations we agreed on $48.36 (tax included) per person. After checking several motel rates I contacted Wes Stoner sales manager for Best Western Inns and Suites. Again after friendly negoti-ations we came up with his manager special of $66.00 regular rate is $119.00. This price is per night and includes a full hot breakfast buffet next door at Montana Mikes Steak House. We will be staying Best Western Center Pointe Inn and Suite located between the Titanic and Montana Mikes on the 76th strip. I have 20 rooms blocked for Friday the 14th and Saturday 15th. If you plan on going to the car show check with Ron for reservations in Springfield for Friday night the 14th. For the dinner cruise and Best Western Friday or Saturday night e-mail or call Cindy or I. For the Branson Cruise plans are for a group to go up on Friday and another Saturday morning both times meeting at QT located at I-44 and 161st. Time leaving will be announced later. Our members who attend the car show will meet up with the Branson group after the show. Do some shopping, etc. and then at 8:00pm a great 3 course dinner and top rate stage show while floating (I hope) on beautiful Table Rock Lake. The dinner menu will consist of Ice Berg Romine Salad, Sweet onion dressing topped with homemade croutons, hot butter dinner rolls, slow simmered beef roast, honey glazed chicken, garlic potatoes, sugar snap peas with julienne carrots, and for dessert a brittle lemon- ber-ry torte dripped with caramel. This three course dinner elsewhere for two would cost more than the din-ner and show on the Branson Belle. We need to be at the Branson Belle by 6:00pm. Each one will pick up their ticket at the ticket office at that time. Best for last. One of our group will receive a free dinner and show so with all of this and spending a week-end with our GCCM Family what other decision is there except come along you will be glad you did and so will Ron and I. Captain Earl & First and Only Mate Cindy


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Last year, the Granado’s and the Hollis’s went to Sturgis Mustang Rally and came back all revved

up to go again this year. Therefore, Linda Hollis and I, Jerry Bush, are making all the plans to

get as many from this area to go with us for the 2015 Rally, Sept. 1-6. This is a big event, so

NOW is the time to get reservations in Sturgis and get signed up. You will also need reservations

in Mitchell, SD, which is our one evening stop on Sept. 1. We are currently working on the de-

tails. Our Facebook page has information about motels and the Sturgis Rally web site has all the

information about registration and events.

http://www.sturgismustangrally.com/ is the web site for the Rally and

https://www.facebook.com/events/584395991705748/ is our Facebook page.

Because some Ponies will be leaving Sept. 1 from Joplin and maybe some leaving from Tulsa,

the thought at the present time, is to meet up in Kansas City. Please consider this show for one

of your big trips of the year. There are lots of sights to see, such as Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse

Monument, Drive to Deadwood, events and racing at the Thunderdome, Poker run through the

Black Hills of SD., the car show, a Banquet Dinner, and much more.

Check out the web sites or contact Jerry Bush or Linda Hollis.


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The 10 Most Iconic Mustangs of All Time Source: About.com

1. The Boss 302 Mustang When it comes to automotive icons, 1969 and 1970 Boss 302 Mustangs rank high on the list. The car, which was designed by Larry Shinoda, a former GM employee, featured a 302 cubic inch V8 engine, a blackout hood, front spoiler, and rear deck wing. The 1970 model featured the ever so popular “hockey stick” stripes, and a Hurst shifter. The car was so popular Ford brought it back for the 2012-2013 model years. 2. The Boss 429 As with the Boss 302 Mustang, the Boss 429 was a legend in its own time. The car, which is considered to be one of the rarest classic Muscle cars out there, was produced from 1969-1970. In all, only 859 originals Boss 429 Mustangs were ever created. Ford created 499 Boss 429 Mustangs for the 1970 model year. The Boss 429 was easily identifiable with its large factory hood scoop covering up its 429 cubic inch 7.0L Semi-Hemi V8 Boss. 3. Shelby GT350 Carroll Shelby’s first performance Mustang was the 1965 Shelby GT350. No doubt, the car is one of the most identifiable perfor-mance Mustangs of all time. The original 1965 year cars all featured Wimbledon White exteriors with Guardsman Blue rocker stripes. They were powered by a K-Code 289 cubic inch 4.7L engine producing an estimated 271 horsepower. Original Shelby GT350 production continued until 1968. Shelby American brought the GT350 Mustang back in 2011. 4. 1966 Shelby GT350H “Rent-A-Racer” Who would have thought that Hertz Rent-A-Car would rent out Shelby GT350 Mustangs? Well, they did, back in 1966, and yes, it was pretty cool. For around $17 a day, and 17 cents a mile, you could get behind the wheel of a 306 horsepower Shelby Mus-tang. As you can imagine, these cars, which were later sold off by Hertz, are now highly sought after by collectors. In 2006 Hertz returned to renting Shelby Mustangs with their 2006 Shelby GT-H Mustang. 5. Mach 1 Mustang Ford’s Mach 1 Mustang, designed for all out performance, first appeared back in August 1968 as a 1969 model year package. Numerous engine options were available, including the ever popular 428 cubic inch 7.0L Super Cobra Jet. Production of the package continued through 1978. The 1971 model featured a fresh look, including a two-tone paint scheme, and a NACA (NASA) hood with dual scoops. The Mach 1 package returned to the Ford lineup in 2003 and 2004. 6. Shelby GT500 In keeping with the tradition of Shelby Performance, the Shelby GT500 Mustang is one iconic ride. First appearing in 1967, the original GT500 featured a 428 cubic inch V8 engine. In addition, the car sported fiberglass body pieces, high-beam lamps in the center of the grille, and twin “Le Mans” stripes. The car returned to the Shelby lineup in 2007. 7. 1968 Shelby GT500 KR Shelby’s “King of the Road” Mustang was one serious piece of automotive machinery. With its 428 Cobra Jet engine option, featuring Ram Air Induction, it was one powerful pony. In addition to power, the car featured a traction-lock 3.50 rear end as standard equipment, and was available in coupe or convertible versions. 8. Bullitt Ford's Mustang has been in many movies. The 1968 Warner Bros. film “Bullitt” featured a 1968 GT 390 Ford Mustang chasing a 1968 Dodge Charger R/T down the streets of San Francisco in, what many believe to be, the best car chase scene of all time. The car, which sported a Highland Green exterior, was void of any Ford badging or emblems. Ford created a special-edition Bullitt Mustang for the 2001 model year. It was so popular the company brought it back for the 2008 and 2009 model years. 9. 1964 ½ Ford Mustang There’s something special about the firsts. First loves, first glances, first model years. The 1964 ½ Ford Mustang is no excep-tion. The car, which first debuted on April 17, 1964, is still going strong some 50 years later. “1964 ½ Mustangs”, as they’re coined, were produced between March 9th and July 31st of 1964. These cars feature unique characteristics that set them apart from those produced after July 31st, 1964. 10. 2000 Cobra R Mustang Back in 2000, Ford’s Special Vehicle Engineering Manager, John Coletti, had a dream. The end result was The 2000 Cobra R Mustang, a naturally aspirated 5.4L V8 powered Mustang capable of producing 385 horsepower and 385 lbs·ft. of torque. It had a top speed of 175.3 mph and could do the quarter mile in 12.9 seconds. No doubt, it was one fast ride. In all, only 300 were produced.


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Welcome

New Members

Wendell & Sherry Jones Claremore, OK

Colby & Tasha Noonkester Coweta, OK

Anthony Gulley Tulsa, OK

Mel Little Tulsa, OK

Nancy Estes Tulsa, OK

Thomas Holeman Broken Arrow, OK

Mike Beeson Tulsa, OK


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G R E E N C O U N T R Y C L A S S I C M U S T A N G S - W H E R E A L L M U S T A N G S A R E C L A S S I C S

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PresidentPresidentPresidentPresident John Hemby

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ViceViceViceVice----PresidentPresidentPresidentPresident Open Position (918) 691-1508

SecretarySecretarySecretarySecretary

Rachel Granado (918) 638-8446

TreasurerTreasurerTreasurerTreasurer

Sandy Bradford (918) 906-0664

Board of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of Directors Mark Harwood (2015)

(Former President Position)

Brad Long (2016)

Corky Bradford (2016)

Melvin Little (2016)

Steve Young (2015)

Ron Ramsey (2015)

Donnie Moseby (2015)

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