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DECEM
BER2008
IN S I D E : PRE S I D ENT ’ S MES SAGE , HOL IDAY PARTY INFO , BY -LAW AMENDMENTBALLOT
INFO , AHCO HI STORY AND MORE !
www.healey-oregon.org/
Thank you all for another wonderfulyear with the Club; particularly all of
you served as Club officers, organized orhosted events, helped
with the CharityCommittee, or vol-unteered in any ofour other endeavorssuch as the AllBritish Field Meet.
We had a busy 2008, visiting manylocations, learning about cars,
trains, airplanes, and beer, among otherthings. Some of the events the Club heldthis past year included:
• Seeing how the Oregon Food Bankworks;
• Visiting the Evergreen AviationMuseum's restoration shop and museum;
• Learning how the folks at PortlandPowder Coating can coat just about any-thing metallic with just about any color;
• Touring Sauvie Island and learningabout the advantages of collector carinsurance from Hagerty Insurance;
• Riding on an old train through theWashington countryside;
• Participating in the collector car cor-ral at the Portland Historics Races (whereLarry Clemenson and Kym Randolph'sbeautiful BT7 won the best collector caraward) and watching some of our mem-bers and other Healey owners enthusiasti-cally race their vintage cars;
• Having a great tour to Hood River, apicnic on Kent and Judy Lambert's frontporch, and a visit to the Western AntiqueAeroplane and Automobile Museum;
• Enjoying another great drive toCentralia, Washington with an overnightstay at the Olympic Club;
• Yet another great tour (despite a fewadventures) and an overnight stay at GaryJackson's house at Eagle Crest;
• Participating in the 32nd All BritishField Meet over Labor Day weekend andagain watching some of our Club mem-bers race their cars;
• Enjoying a wet, but enjoyable, tourthrough the Coast Range to a great bar-beque at Tom and Skip Monaco's house
PRESIDENT MEMBERSHIPJeff Mach Skip Monaco503-364-6789 [email protected] [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT ACTIVITIESMark Schneider Tom Monaco503-643-7208 [email protected] [email protected]
SECRETARY ADVERTISINGCecilia Magnuson Joe Laws 360-834-0136 503-636-5817 [email protected] [email protected]
TREASURER LIBRARIANLinda Adams John Carter541-416-2347 503-579-6599 [email protected] [email protected]
REGALIA CLUB COORDINATORJaci Koeber & Carole Trenko John Wilson503-244-3731 & 503-643-2387 541-933-2016 [email protected] [email protected]
SUNSHINE PERSON CLUB ADDRESSJan Whittlesey AHCO 503-538-8610 Box 875 [email protected] Marcola, Or. 97454
HNW EDITOR WEBSITE GURUGlen Enright Bob Wallace503-538-8610 503-641-2810 [email protected] [email protected]
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Cover John Wilson sent along these exciting race photos from SandownRace Track. Not something we see every day in our vintage racing. By theway, no one was injusred in the crash.
ContentsRandom Mumblings • Nov. outing photos • December event • Activities Up-date • Minutes from November’s Meeting • AHCO in History and much more!
Thanks to everyone who has made being the interim Editor so easy. Tune yourdial to <www.healey-oregon.org> for further exciting Healey news. The sagacontinues on our website.
Mumblings continued on page 9
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!It’s almost here: Our annual Christmas Party and
Charity auction. There are only 31seats left with indoor (nice,warm, comfy) surroundings. There'sstill lots of seating left outsideon the patio (cold, wet) foryou procrastinators.Remember thatthere is a $10 co-payfor each member withour Club picking upthe remainder of thetab. Please send yourcheck to; TomMonaco 7710 SW89th Portland, Or.97223, ASAP!
On this year'sbrunch menu is afresh fruit tray,chef''s choice salad,tortellini currysalad, eggs benedict,french toast, bacon& sausage, countrypotatoes, omelet sta-tion, prime rib, cham-pagne, juices, coffee &desserts.
The date is Sunday afternoon Dec. 7th at Noon-thirty at Eastmoreland Golf Course 2425 S.E. Bybee
Blvd., Portland, Or. 97202 503-775-2900.Our silent auction will precede the meal with the
oral auction following it.— Tiny Tom
Christmas CharityAuction
Hope you're saving your moneyfor this year's auction as we'regoing to have some super
items on the block. We'vereceived items from someof our European friends,from some generous sup-pliers and even a fewitems from Club mem-bers.We can still use lots ofitems for the auction, soplease consider a donationwhether it be somethingcar related, somethingyou've made, use of your
2nd home, etc. If it's possi-ble to ship the item(s) tome prior to the party that'sperfect. If not, just let me
know what the item is & theapproximate value you'd like to
see put on it.
Thanks & we'll see you on Dec. 7th.
Time for Our Christmas Party
Dear Members,Over the past couple of weeks I've contacted each member either via e-mail or by phone, explaining to everyone that we'll
be going to an electronic version of our publication as of January 2009. For the last few months Bob Wallace, our Club web-master, has encouraged everyone to contact him requesting a login name & password. To date we've got 82 membersonboard.
I urge you to contact Bob at [email protected] so that he can get you up to speed with our Club website, whichis www.healey-oregon.org <http://www.healey-oregon.org> . You'll then be able to easily navigate our site and have access tothe "members only" area.
Please do this at your earliest convenience.
! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Time’s Running out!
Get your Money to Tom ASAP!!!
AHCO Activities 2008-9 Up-Date Tom Monaco, Activities Chair
AHCO ACTIVITIES AS OF NOW:December 7:See Page 4 for info on our Holiday Party.
JANUARY 10, 2009: TECH SESSION / MEETING
Do you have a strange sound coming from your Healey? Abothersome oil leak? A piece of trim that seems misplaced? Isyour car running well? How do you wire driving lights? Ourpanel of experts will attempt to answer all of your questions atour January Tech session. Please E-Mail your questions to meprior to the meeting so that we can have the most qualifiedperson there to answer it for you. Send questions to [email protected]. We will start at 10:00 A.M. Sat. January 10th.
with our meeting to follow at noon.This will all happen at John and Judy Carter’s home;
located at 16173 S.W. Dekalb St. in Tigard (97224). To arrivethere you need to find Bull Mountain Road from Hwy. 99 justSouth of Tigard but before King City. Go up the hill to 161stand turn left (south). Proceed to the fourth block and turnright (west) onto Dekalb. Their house is on the right side of thestreet.
After our meeting we will proceed to Max's Pub in down-town Tigard (12582 SW Main St. Tigard, Or. 503-624-9400)for lunch. This should be about 1:00 P.M.
Try to join us, you may learn something even if yourHealey is in perfect condition.
–TomLook to our website for further postings of 2009 Activities
Call to Order: President Jeff Mach calledthe meeting to order at about 12:30pm, inthe Colwood National Golf Club restau-rant.
Jeff thanked Tom Monaco for arranging thetour and tech session at Guy's InteriorRestorations.
Officer and Committee Reports
Vice President: Mark Schneider providedan update on his research into ZDDP con-tent in motor oils and ZDDP additives.He will discuss his findings on the subjectat the January 2009 meeting.
Secretary: The October meeting minuteswere approved.
Treasurer: Jeff Mach summarized theOctober 2008 treasury report receivedfrom Linda Adams. Please contact Lindaor Jeff Mach if you would like moredetails.
Advertising: Joe Laws discussed his workto determine rates for display ads appear-ing in the Club directory. Joe and BobWallace also discussed advertising ideasfor the Club website.
Webmaster: Bob Wallace discussed thelevel of use of the Club website andencouraged members to register on thesite to see the members-only content.Contributions to the website continue to
be encouraged from all Club members.
Editor: Glen Enright reminded everyonethat the December issue of HealeyNorthwest will be the last as we transitionto the Club website as our primary meansof communication.
Inter-Club Coordinator: John Wilsonreported on recent Austin Healey auction
sale prices. John and Jeff have receivedinformation on the 2009 Rendezvous,which will be hosted by the Golden GateAustin Healey Club, The Rendezvous isscheduled to be held June 14-18, 2009, atJackson Rancheria, about 50 miles south-east of Sacramento, CA. The Golden GateClub expects to post further informationon their website in a few weeks. Whenthey do, we'll post a message on our web-site and link to their web page for theRendezvous.
Regalia: Jaci Koeber encouraged mem-
bers to donate any old, unwanted, regaliaitems in good condition for a charity auc-tion at the Christmas party next month.
Membership and Charity: Skip Monacoprovided a summary of membership activ-ities for the month. Prior to convening themeeting, Skip presented 300 greetingcards to Amanda Silvers of the VeteransAdministration. The cards, designed byGlen Enright, salute all military veterans'service to the United States, and will bepresented to veterans in the Portland andVancouver VA hospitals on Veterans' Day.
Activities: Tom Monaco reminded Clubmembers that indoor seating for theChristmas party is limited and is filling up.If you plan to attend the party, please con-tact Tom ASAP.
January's Club event will be a tech sessionat John and Judy Carter's house. Pleasebring your questions and a description ofyour vexing Healey problems. If it's asmall problem, you can bring the partitself to the session. After we wear outTom, we'll retire to Max's brew pub torecover and hold the business meeting.
Hosts and activities for 2009 meetings areneeded. Please contact George Koeber ofJohn Carter if you are willing to organizeand lead an activity next year. Assistanceis available.
ABFM: Tom Monaco reported that the
AHCO Meeting November 8, 2008
Minutes continued on page 10
1. It is proposed to amend the Bylaws by adding a new para-graph, numbered V.K.6., which would establish the appointedClub officer position of Webmaster. The paragraph wouldread as follows: 6. Webmaster. The Webmaster will:
• Serve as a member of the Executive Board• Establish, maintain, and end accounts with internet
service providers;• Oversee and maintain the Club's website, including
periodically redesigning or revising the Club website to keepthe site fresh, add improved features, and make other desir-able changes;
• Receive, prepare, and post appropriate news,events, advertising, photographs, and other materials for theClub website; and
• Submit original receipts for invoices for websiterelated expenses to Treasurer for payment.
2. It is proposed to amend the Bylaws by adding a new para-graph, numbered V.K.7., which would establish the appointedposition of Registered Agent. The paragraph would read asfollows:7. Registered Agent. The Registered Agent will:
• Serve as the designated point-of-contact for theClub's registration as a non-profit organization with the Stateof Oregon. The registered agent is responsible for notifyingthe Executive Board of any notifications from the State con-cerning the Club's registration.
3. It is proposed to amend the Bylaws by adding two newresponsibilities, as bulleted items, to the office of the treasur-er, in paragraph V.D., which would read:D. Treasurer. The Treasurer will:
• File State and federal tax returns, on behalf of theClub, as required;
• Maintain general liability insurance for the Club.
4. Increased costs and declining Club attendance at monthlymembership meetings has resulted in delays in authorizingthe expenditure of funds on behalf of the Club. It is proposedto amend Article X to read, in part (strikeout text would be
deleted, bold text would be adopted):“The Activities Director may approve non-routine
expenditures up to $50 $100 associated with organizingmeetings, the President may approve non-routine expendi-tures up to $100 $250, and the Executive Board may approveexpenditures up to $250 $500. All such expenditures shall bereported to the membership at the next following monthlymembership meeting. Expenditures of Club funds that are notreasonable or ordinary expenses must be approved by amajority of vote of Club members at a general membershipmeeting. For expenditures of over $250 $500, other than forregalia, a two-thirds (2/3) majority of at least 25 members isrequired.”
It also is proposed to amend Article VIII. B. to read, in part:“If an expenditure of Club funds of more than $250
$500, other than for expenses related to regalia , publicationof Healey Northwest, membership directory, or CharityCommittee donations, is proposed by the ExecutiveCommittee, approval for that expenditure must be obtainedfrom the membership according to the rules regarding theexpenditure of Club funds.”
5. Alternatively, or in addition to proposed bylaws change 4,above, it is proposed to amend Article X to read, in part toread:“For expenditures of over …, other than for regalia, a two-thirds (2/3) majority of at least 25 15 members is required.”
6. It is proposed to amend Article VI, The Executive Board, byadding the Webmaster and the immediate past President asmembers of the Executive Board. It is further proposed toamend Article VI by deleting the Inter-Club Coordinator posi-tion.
7. It is proposed to amend Article X by adding the followinglanguage at the end of the paragraph:“A check, other than a Charity Committee donation, writtenfor an amount of more than $500, will be signed by theTreasurer and one other member of the Executive Committee,who has their signature on file for the Club's bank account.”
Proposed AHCO BylawChanges October 2008 Drafted by Jeff MachEdited by Mark Schneider October 17, 2008
The attached document presents proposed amendments to the Austin Healey Club of Oregon Constitution and By-laws. In accordance with Article XI of the By-laws, the proposed amendments have been published in this issue(November 2008) of the Healey Northwest. The December issue of the newsletter will contain an official ballotregarding the amendments(see page seven.) Finally, there will be a vote taken at the January meeting to decide thefinal disposition of the amendments. The following draft of the amendment language reflects the commentsreceived by the end of the day, Thursday October 16, 2008.
Update for 2009Roger Moment October, 2008
There are some important changes regarding the ConcoursGuidelines for next year.
1. George Marinos, who has served as the ConcoursCommittee Treasurer and contact for purchasing copies ofboth the Big Healey and Sprite Guidelines, has decided tostep down after many years of service in this capacity. Hehas done a terrific job and we will all miss working with him.
2. The new person to contact to purchase copies from is:
Mike Osipik39 East 55th Terrace
Kansas City, MO 64113 USA
3. The Guidelines will now be supplied on CD - nomore hard copy. This format will allow us to incorporatemore color photographs, and greatly reduce the price.
4. The new price structure for either the Big Healey or
Sprite Guidelines, including postage, will be:• USA – $20• Canada & Mexico – $25• All other countries – $27
If you wish to purchase both the Sprite and Big Healey ver-sions at the same time, the additional cost for the second CDdisk will just be $15 - no additional postage.
As in the past, Guidelines copies are for the use of the pur-chaser only, and not to be sold or otherwise distributed.
Finally, many owners of Healeys, beyond just those prepar-ing cars for Concours, might also consider obtaining copies,as they hold a wealth of information that can help you deter-mine items that are correct, or not, for your car. Many com-ponents often have been changed over time, and the morecorrect/original a car is when it is offered for sale, the better itwill be received by prospective buyers, and the higher a priceit should bring. It also is easier (and thus less costly) formechanics to trouble-shoot and repair a car where items areas-expected/original (based on shop manuals or parts lists).And you may find things that you don't think are correct mayindeed be so, or even decide that you want to pick up foryour car that odd tool or NOS bit you come across at swapmeets.
Obtaining Concours Guidelines
Due to the restrictions of press time, no
Ballot for the by-laws changes is printed in
this issue of HNW. Instead, go to
www.healey-oregon.org and download your
ballot(s) there. If you have no internet
access, call Jeff Mach 503-364-6789 or Mark
Schneider 503-643-7208 for the appropriate
forms. You may fill out the ballots and return
them to Jeff or Mark or bring them to the
January meeting. Sorry for the extra steps.
The Editor
Official Ballot: Proposed By-law Changesone vote per member, max vote 2 per household
Gots & Wants:FOR SALE: Robbins Convertible Top (Tan) for Austin Healey BJ8or BJ7. New, never been out of box – $400.00. Robbins Boot(Tan) for Austin Healey BJ8 or BJ7. New, never been out of box– $300.00. Hard Top for Austin Healey 4 seater. Needs newrubber and fasteners. Has wrap around rear Plexiglas window –$1,000.00 OBO. Contact Richard Breeden Phone:(541)923-9751 E-Mail: [email protected]
FOR SALE: 1275 cc completely rebuilt motor for Sprite orMidget. Cost $2600.00 new. Now with less than 1,000 miles onit - only $1250.00 (You remove). [email protected] or TomMonaco 503-245-0174.
FOR SALE: Marquette Model 42-122 Alternator, Generator, andVoltage Regulator Tester. 240/480 volt three phase motor.Asking $120.00. Kent Lambert, 541-386-2310, 541-490-5674,Hood River, Oregon.
Carole and I will NOT be bringing the Regalia items to theChristmas Auction. If you want any items from Regaliaplease give me a call and I will be happy to bring it to you atthe Christmas meeting.We have decided to try something new and different. Weknow all of you have regalia items you have purchased inthe past that have been on the shelf for far too long but youcan’t bear to part with them. Now is the TIME and it is forCharity!! Yes, please clean and iron your shirt, etc., andbring to put on the “Regalia Charity” table. There will be aplace to put a donation if there is something you want toselect off of the table for your self. It doesn’t have to besomething to wear. If you have an extra cookbook or bookor pin or grille badge or parking sign or . . . . . let’s put it ouron the table and see if someone else would love to have it!!One or two items each would be a great way to give, donate.Help us fill the table!! – Jaci
Ronald McDonald House needs our helpThe other day while dropping some items off at the west side Ronald McDonald House, one of the staff members asked if we would please remind Healey Clubmembers to save pop tops.
As most of you know, pop tops are used on a variety ofproducts from beer and soda cans to tuna fish and soup cans, topet food and so forth. Since we would give Ronald McDonaldHouse the pop tops, we are still able to get the deposit refundsfrom our local grocers on soda and beer cans.
These tops can be brought to any meeting and given to eitherJan Whittlesey, Glen Enright or Skip Monaco.
Thanks for saving.
Charity Chair
in Seaside; and;• Learning about car upholstery
(especially for old cars) from onePortland's best practitioners.
In case all of those activities weren'tenough, some of us also traveled to
Conclave 2008 in San Diego and theNorthwest Meet in Harrison HotSprings, British Columbia; both of whichwere wonderful fun and allowed us tomeet or reacquaint ourselves with thebroader Healey community and see lotsmore of the cars.
As a Club, we also contributed toseveral charities, including the
Oregon Food Bank, the Veteran'sAdministration hospital, the MuscularDystrophy Children's Summer Camp,The Ronald McDonald House, TheCoffee Creek Women's CorrectionCenter Institute, and The Albertina KerrArt Therapy Center.
Finally, as we move from publishingHealey Northwest to communicating
via the internet, we redesigned and rein-vigorated the Club website. Let me adda friendly reminder that all Club mem-bers are encouraged to contribute wordsand photos.
Next year looks like it will be evenbusier for us. We haven't decided
where all we'll be going for tours andactivities yet, but I expect there will besome good ones. If you'd like to lead atour or host a meeting, please contactGeorge Koeber or John Carter and selecta month. George, John, and others alsocan assist you in organizing the event.
The 2009 All British Field Meet willfeature Austin Healey as the featured
marque. We'll need to organize the“town square” display of cars and per-haps, other Healey stuff. The displaycould feature all Healey cars or a singlemodel. Put your thinking caps on and,if you'd like to lead or participate in thiseffort, please contact Doug Auburg or I.
We'll host the Healey NorthwestMeet in September. At the
November meeting, we decided to hold
this event at the Red Lion Hotel inMcMinnville. We have plenty to do toprepare for this get together and ifyou're interested in helping us withsome aspect of organizing and puttingon the Meet, please contact GeorgeKoeber or me so we can include you.
We'll also decide on the locationand start the planning in earnest
for hosting the 2010 Rendezvous, anevent begun in 1975. Please help usselect the location and join us in organ-izing and conducting another greatevent for West Coast Healey owners.
Finally, from June 14-18, the GoldenGate Austin Healey Club will be
hosting the 2009 Rendezvous at JacksonRancheria, in the foothills of the SierraNevada Mountains and about 50 milessoutheast of Sacramento. I'm sure anumber of Club members and othersfrom Washington and British Columbiawill plan to drive down and back for theevent, so if you want start planning atour to or from the event, please do so.
Again, thanks for the fun in 2008 andhope to see you out on the road in
2009.
Yours,Jeff
Mumblings continued from page 3
F.Y.I.Bic Healey sold his frogeye
which he has owned for many years. Ithink he bought it in the late 60's orearly 70's but don`t know for sure.
It was bought by MarcosTrevisan of Switzerland who is a goodfriend of Steve Pike of Australia. Bicwas very involved in the 100S salesback in 1955 and so his frogeye willbe going to a good home as Marcosowns 3 100S`s plus 2 Silverstone`s andwill share the same garage.
— John Wilson
Club received $2950 in proceeds fromthis year's ABFM; the second highestamount ever.
Tom also reported that Austin Healey willbe the featured marque for the 2009ABFM, which means we will be responsi-ble for putting together the “town square”display featuring some aspect of the mar-que.
Library: John Carter and Jeff Mach hadhad nothing to report from the library.
Sunshine Person: Jan Whittlesy had nomatters to report.
Old Business: The 2009 Club Officer election was held.Skip Monaco and Mark Schneider talliedthe ballots received by mail and in-per-son. Results of the election are:President: Jeff MachVice President: Mark SchneiderSecretary: Jan Whittlesey & Judy CarterTreasurer: Gary JacksonRegalia: Rick and Iva CurryActivities: George Koeber and John CarterMembership: Skip MonacoAdvertising: Joe Laws
Interclub Coordinator: John Wilson
Jeff discussed the proposed changes to theClub Constitution and Bylaws publishedin the November issue of HealeyNorthwest. Jeff asked whether there wereany further proposed changes; none weresuggested. A ballot on the proposedchanges will be mailed/emailed to allmembers in January 2009.
Jeff Mach then raised the matter of decid-ing on the location for the 2009Northwest Meet. Jaci Koeber providedinformation about holding the Meet inMcMinnville. Jaci had contacted the RedLion in McMinnville and she describedthe hotel's features. Jeff asked whetherthere were any other proposed locationsfor the Meet; there were none. A motionto hold the Meet in McMinnville wasmade, seconded, and unanimously adopt-ed.
Mark Schneider discussed continuedpreparation for the 2010 Rendezvous.The Club will view or hear presentationsfrom Eugene and Seaside at the Januarymembership meeting. Skip describedmeetings she and Mark held with the
Seaside Convention Center and Chamberof Commerce following the October clubmeeting discussing Seaside as a potentialRendezvous meeting site. Mark reportedthat the Eugene members arranged ameeting with the Conference and VisitorsAssociation of Lane County (CVALCO)last week. As a result, the AHCO isexpecting a letter inviting the Rendezvousto Eugene and offering CVALCO support.The members decided to hold a member-ship vote rather than an Executive Boarddecision as previously discussed in theWebsite. Ballots will be mailed/emailedto Club members following the Januarymembership meeting. Gary Jacksonrequested the ballots include relevantinformation on the merits of Eugene andSeaside as Rendezvous sites.
New Business: No new business wasraised.
The meeting adjourned at about 1:30 pm.
Respectfully submitted,Jeff MachPresident
Minutes continued from page 5
Thanks to Guy Recordon
Photos by Bob Wallace.1. Guy Recordon 2. A birds eye view of Guy’s Interiors, interior. 3. Just a few of the rolls ofupholstery goods that Guy’s has in stock. 4. John Carter checks out the quality of the fabricsat Guy’s Interiors.
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Oil Additive - ZDDPMark Schneider
A couple of months ago I had a short item in the web-site about the oil additive ZDDP. Since then I havebeen continuing to read about it, and contacted repre-sentatives of petroleum companies to learn more aboutthe topic. At the January club meeting technical ses-sion I will give the club a short summary of my findingsas well as provide some handouts to take home.
ZDDP is an oil supplement that forms a protective zinc-phosphate film on the surface of metals when it andthey are exposed to high heat and pressure. This hap-pens in a Healey engine when the flat tappets meet thecamshaft. ZDDP prevents parts like cam lobes andlifters from making actual contact. And this reallyreduces the tendency of parts to scuff and gall underheavy-loaded conditions.
Why has this suddenly become an issue? Apparently,while ZDDP protects tappets and cams it eats catalyticconverters for lunch. If you have ever had to pay for acat transplant you already know that this is not a goodthing. We'll talk more about these topics at the Januarymeeting.
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Thirty Years AgoThe Club held it's second annual Christmas party at Boband Donna Brunhaver's home. It was a potluck affair,with a $2 per person charge to cover the cost of a keg.Coin-op foosball was a featured activity, with the pro-ceeds going to help boost the Club's $142 bank balance.
Twenty Years AgoRex and Terri Urban hosted the Club's Christmas meetingat their Mini Motors shop in Salem. A potluck dinner anda gift raffle were featured activities.
If you were a good boy or girl during 1988 and Santa wasreading Healey Northwest, he might have been inducedto buy you a '67 BJ8 with 67K miles for $15,000, a '61BT7 with a rebuilt engine and a hardtop for $8,000, or acompletely rebuilt '62 BT7 tri-carb for $13,500.
Ten Years AgoThe Metzger Community Center in southwest Portlandwas the site of the Club Christmas part ten years ago. Theevent featured a catered dinner, a gift exchange, and anauction as part of the festivities.
Santa could have picked up a couple more good dealsthat year: an all-original '67 BJ8 with less than 40K milesfor $28,500 or a partially restored, excellent driving '55BN-2 for $12,500.
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