MOG NORTHWEST CALENDAR 1992

Apr 16 Thr 7:00 PM MOG-North Social Meeting Bob Nelson Godfathers Pizza, Totem Lake (206)387-3241

Apr 21 Tue 7:00 PM MOG-South Social Meeting Mike Miles (503) 292-1225

Apr 25 Sat Deadline for May Newsletter Jacque Morrison (206) 631-8716

May 16 Sat Vancouver All-Brit Ron Theroux Vancouver, BC (604) 522-5885

May 16 Sat Scio Lamb and Wool Festival Parade Mike Miles 17 Sun and Rally, Scio, Oregon (503)292-1225

Jun 13 Sat 10:30 AN 2nd Quarterly Business Mtg Dick Dice Cammarano's warehouse, Olympia (206)746-5198

Jun 20 Sat Mt. St. Helens the Hard Way The Habedanks (206)425-8947

Jul 4 Sat Pacific NW Historic Races at SIR Dennis Morrison 5 Sun Kent, Wa. (206)631-8716

Jul 11 Sat Norm Thompson Historic Races at PIR Dennis Morrison 12 Sun Portland, OR (206)631-8716

mid July Morgans in Cambria, CA

Jul 25 Sat Bellevue All-Brit Jacque Morrison Bellevue, Wa (206)631-8716

Aug 8 Sat Wellington's Mount Rainier Tour Dave Wellington 9 Sun (206)747-5940

Sep 5 Sat Portland All-Brit 6 Sun Portland, Or

Sep 12 Sat 3rd Quarterly Business Mtg Dick Dice Caromarano's warehouse, Olympia (206)746-5198

Sep 18 Fri Powley Canadian Tour Mike Powley 20 Sun (604)738-8685

Dec 5 Sat Holiday Party The Crocketts (503) 666-7004

NORTHWEST MOGAZINE is the monthly newsletter of MORGAN OWNER'S GROUP NORTHWEST a non-profit organization serving the needs of MORGAN automobile owners in Northwestern USA and British &lumbia.

PRESIDENT Dick Dice, 13802 S.E. 3rd. P1., Bellevue WA 98005 206 746-5198 SECRETARY Bitsy Miles, 6135 S.W. Arrowwood Lane, Portland, OR 97223 503 292-1225 TREASURER Janis Hauge, 2704 Dover, Longview, WA 98632 206 425-8796 EDITOR Jacque Morrison, 19425 S.E. 322nd Kent WA 98042

14.E., kedmond WA 98052 206 206

631-8716 881-2054 REGALIA Mike Amos, 8056 161st Ave.

Stanwood WA 9829k 206 387-3241 NORTHERN REP Bob Nelson, P0 Box 353 SOUTHERN REP Mike Miles, 6135 SW. Arrowwood Lane, Portland OR 97223 503 292-1225

, CANADIAN CONTACT Mike Powley, 4149 Pine Crescent, Vancouver BC <'6J 4K8 604 738-8685 P0 Box 353, Stanwood, WA 98292 206 387-3241 HISTORIAN Bob Nelson,

Business meetings are held quarterly as published in the calendar, Northern social meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month; time and location as published in the calendar. Southern social meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month , time and location as published in the calendar.

trequentiy Dues are as stated on the membership form published in this news7ieter.

Mogazine advertising rates in U.S. dollars: Business card size: $.00/issue or 3 for $12.50 Quarter page: $10.00/issue or 3 for $25.00 or 12 for $100.00 Half page: $20.00/issue or 3 for $50.00 or 12 for $200.00

PILLAR TALK

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Many of our members have mentioned the rumour that there is a secret cabal in MOG-NW, known only by the letters "MM." I can now reveal that the cabal does exist, because I participated in one of their ceremonies at the Crockett's in February.

The group calls themselves the Mental Mechanics. You may have seen them at our gatherings, grouped around the opened bonnet of a Morgan, hands in pockets, and occasionally kicking a tire. They make use of a technique which was originated in fin de siecle Vienna for the treatment of neurasthenic women; but they apply it to Morgans. They call it "the talking cure," or "Autoanalysis." Using this technique, the Mental Mechanics prescribe fixes for the various ills which befall a Morgan. (Some even assert that they can cure the ill from talk alone.)

At the Crockett's, instead of standing around a Morgan they were sitting in a circle with beers in hand. One of their number (a retired president of MOG-NW) known as "The Ringleader" opened the ritual with a question to me: "0 Ignorant One, what problem do you wish to present to this august body?"

Taking no offense at his archaic language, I told my story: I can't keep any water in the plastic overflow bottle on my Plus 8. Swiftly deciding to define their terms, the Mental Mechanics began discussing the Meaning of Water. Arcane concepts such as "water jacket" and "water pump" were bandied about until they concluded that I was speaking metaphorically and that I really meant the fluid in the cooling system.

I told them that I had asked Bill Fink for advice and he reported that Maurice Owen said to move the pressure cap from the overflow bottle to the radiator inlet. "A stupid move," they cried in unison, "There is no shoulder in the inlet for the pressure cap to seal against." They were, of course, right. Before I could respond with even a modest amount of astonishment at their brazen perspicacity, the Mental Mchanic to my left (also a past president of MOG-NW) pointed his finger at me and said, "Now I see what I but dimly saw before: THIS MAN HAS NO OVERFLOW BOTTLE; HE HAS BUT AN EXTENSION OF HIS TOP TANK!"

Then the Ringleader rapped his staff on the floor for silence. "I now speak, and I speak the truth. Your problem is that air is trapped in that part of the top tank which is higher than the level of the inlet hose at the plastic bottle. When the coolant heats up, the air expands more than the coolant and the coolant is forced back into the bottle until it fills the bottle and some of it is discharged onto the ground. When the engine cools down the coolant in the bottle is drawn back into the radiator, and no fluid is left in the bottle. What you must do is replace the air in the top tank with coolant: as the engine cools down, and before all of the fluid is withdrawn from the bottle, pour additional fluid into the bottle. Do this several times until all of the air in the top tank has been replaced by fluid. Meeting adjourned."

I faithfully followed the instructions of the Mental Mechanics. But I must have done something wrong for there is still no water in my overflow bottle. Maybe I should talk to it.

LaConner Spring Tour and Pazzo's Pizza Meeting

In a nutshell - fun, fun and more fun. The La Conner tour hosted by Bob Nelson was as always a blast. The rally put on by Glenn and Louise Jewett and Kay and Theresa Jones was great. The winners were 1st place Dick and Nancy Dice. 2nd place Jim and Carol from the Lotus club, 3rd place Dennis and Jacque Morrison. Bill Beavers came in last but what a trooper. He was travelling alone and had to pull off the road to read the directions.

The rain held off until Sunday - good job Bob and Loretta!

Our March meeting at Pazzos was again well attended. I didn't take down names this time though. If you've never been to Pazzo's you really must go. It's the best pizza I've ever had. Next month we'll meet at Godfathers in Totem Lake. See ya all there.

Jacque Morrison

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A CALL FOR HELP: Does anyone have the mold for the boat anchor badge? The boat anchor badge is the solid brass casting representing the Morgan insignia consisting of wings on either side of a disc. This was the first club badge and was produced in about 1976; Tricia Crockett and Doug Barofsky arranged for a run of these badges by the Anacortes Brass Works. The badges were poured using a mold which is slightly bigger than the finished badge and appears to be made of pink plastic. The club wants to produce additional copies of the boat anchor badge, and although we can make use of an existing badge as a mold we prefer to use the original mold. This mold is lost. Bob Hauge remembers that it was in a box of club materials that left his possession about five years ago. The following members have searched for the mold but do not have it: Bob Nelson, Jean Tinnea, Jacque Morrison, Nancy Dice, Doug Barofsky, Mac McClinton. Does anyone know where the mold is? ..Dick Dice.

MORGANS FOR SALE:

1970 Plus 8 poster orange with black interior. Excellent condition. No rust, no rot, always garaged. Currently licensed. Never used for transportation, just for car club outings. Never raced or wrecked. Runs on gasoline not propane. 31,000 original miles - 9,000 since engine overhaul. Many, many spare parts - a real cream puff - $27,000 - this is about 1/2 the cost of a new propane +8 without the 3-5 year wait, photos on request. Julian Graham (206)837-3433.

1954 4/4 dipped and primed. $8,000 in parts - restoration started. $7,500. Julian Graham (206)837-3433.

1959 Plus 4 white with all tops and side curtains. Totally rebuilt TR-3 Engine by Foreith Engine Service. Less than 200 miles. Call Greg Heinze at (503)691- 2115 or 292-7923.

TREASURY REPORT February 1992:

FEB 1 Beginning balance $2057

Plus Dues $ 840

Less Feb Mogazine $ 168 Less Bank Basic Fee $ 8

FEB 29 Ending Balance $2722

1970 4/4 yellow on black with Cortina GT crossflow engine and 75000 miles on the clock. It's in outstanding condition, as anyone who has seen it knows. Just buy it and drive it. $23,000 Canadian. Ted Laturnus (604)687-7229 or (604)946-0778.

MOGNW REGALIA UPDATE

The big news is--we are going to be getting a new edition of our flamboyant 5-color poly-kote enameled grill badge. They should be available before the Vancouver All-British in May. We ordered 100, so they should last us a few years.

The second item of interest is we found the source of MOGNW'S original "boat-anchor" braSS CAR BADGE. We have had sufficient interest in this long gone item to explore having more made. We are planning on ordering a limited supply of these. They will be ordered as soon as we have orders with prepayment in suffifient quantities to ensure our financial stability. Prepayment price will be a mere $18.00 delivered to yOu. Send your order with prepayment ASAP. Delivery date depends on how quickly orders come in.

MOGNW REGALIA Mike Amos 8056 161st Ave NE± Redmond,Wa 98052

Please reserve MOGNW Brass badges at $18.00

each. Enclosed please find $

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1992 VANCOUVER ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET VANDUSEN BOTANICAL GARDENS

MAY 16, 11:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.

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CONTACT 9260 Bridgeport Road, Richmond, est Dawn Kingston British Columbia, Canada V6X 15I estem

Director of Sales Toll Free (CANIUSA): 1-800-663-0085

and Marketing We accept the following: Visa, Mastcrcharge, American Express, Diners Club and En Route.

THE NEW FORMAT LOOKS GOOD, AND CHECK THE DESIGN OF THE SHOW POSTER......AND A HINT OF A MOG ON THE TEE SHIRTS

A hotel of European Chcmi and distinction...

GENERAL INFORMATION

Spring has 5s nd sports car weather is here; time o renew the

insurance, remove the dust cover and tune up your 'sleeping beauty." It

is also time to fill out your entry form for another Vancouver All British Field Meet. Yes, once again a bevy of British beastics will

gather on the green of VanDuscn Botanical Gardens on May 16. The

best little Victoria Day garden party in the Western Territories is now

in its seventh year. We have made a few changes in the format to make our day in the

arden more enjoyable for all. One of these changes involves the class

awards; this year we are going to shift our emphasis from the class

awards to a more desirable dash plaque. We will have just one "Most

Appreciated" award per class and everyone will receive a very

handsome cast brass medallion with colour inserts. This is like an

award in itself and ensures that every entrant will take home an

attractive momento. We hope this will also serve to encourage previous

entrants and those who feel that their cars are not concours material to

come out. It has also resulted in a slightly lower entry fee, so we feel

that this is a very positive move all round!

Canadian Airlines International is once again our touch appreciated

sponsor for this year's event. They will be presenting return tickets for two to London, England by means of a draw to be held immediately

following the awards presentation. To qualify for this prize your entry

must be postmarked by in idnight, May 9. Last year we had 272 pie'

registered entrants and the winner was Bill Spohn. Not bad odds for

such a good prize, don't you think?

In addition to the CA! prize we will have additional prizes for all

entrants and our overall awards for Entrant's Choice, Best Debuting

Restoration, Most Elegant Car and Neatest Little Car. Please remember

that winners must be present to claim their awards.

Another change for this year involves the classes; the Special

Interest class becomes Light Utility Vehicles (the LUV class) and we

have added Jensen. Riley and Nash Metropolitan. Triumph Various

ccomcs Triumph Spitlire/GT6 with the less common Triumph models

moving into the Post War Touring and Sports classcs. There will also

- a display class for British bikes. We feel that this gives fair ,resentation to the cars that are coming out in consistent numbers and

opefully reflects the final structure.

POSTERS AND T-SHIRTS

Commencing this year, the automotive art community will he

producing the posters and will feature a different artist every year. This

year Paul Butvila and Luf Linkert of Bob and Wally's Gallery of

Automotive Art have joined forces to produce a beautiful first class piece of work. The original artwork was commissioned by a Morgan owner

and they will he producing 250 posters from the original at S8.00 each.

One hundred of these posters will be numbered and signed by each artist

for S20.0() each. These will only be available at the Friday night "Nogin

and Natter" and at the Field Meet in the art display tent. If you are

interested in having it portrait of your car done by a leading artist and

used for next year's poster, please contact Paul Buivila.

Once again Bill Wilkinson of Wilkinson's Automobilia has come up

with a sharp design for this years T-shirt, a preliminary drawing of which

appears on the front cover of this entry form. These are always a favorite

for yourself or a friend and are available only at the 'Noggin and Natter"

and on the field on Saturday. Quantities are limited so plan to buy early.

Thank you, and we'll see you at the Gardens!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Friday, May 15 7:30 - 10:30 Noggin and Natter. Holiday Inn "Cherry Tree" room, 711 W. Broadway. Late registration, postcrs. T-shirts and entrants pack will be available.

Saturday, May 16 All British Field Meet, VanDusen Botanical Gardens, 37.h & Oak St.

8am - 10:30am Late registration, car placement I am . 3:30pm Car display and Entrant's Choice Voting

1:00pm MORGAN OWNERS LUNCH IN THE PARK

3:34-m - 4:30 pin Entrant's Choice Awards Presentation, Canadian Airlines Draw

5:30pm P3.JLEY 1 S POT LUCK,,, .BAR-BE-QTJE

Sunday. May 17 All British Swap Meet, Kcrrisdalc Arena, 5670 E. Blvd. at 4151. 52.00 admission

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VANCOUVER ALL BRITISH CLASS AWARDS

I Astern Martin-Post war 2 Austin Healey-Early 3 Austin Healey-Late - Jaouar XK 120, 140,150 5 Jaguar XKE 6 Jaguar Touring, Mk II-X 7 Jaguar XJ Sedan 8 Jaguar XiS 9 Lotus-Open 10 Lotus Closed II MG T Series 12 MGA 13 MOB/C Roadster-pre '75 14 MGB/C Roadster-'75 + 15 MOB/COT 16 MC Midget, Sprite 37 Mini 18 Morgan 4/4 19 Morgan Plus 2 Morgan Plus 8

21 Competition 22 Rolls Royce, Bentley-Post War 23 Triumph TR 2, 3 24 Triumph TR 4, 5 25 Triumph TR 6 26 Triumph TR 7, 8 27 Triumph GT6, Spitfire 28 Rover 29 Post War Touring 60's + 30 Post War Touring 50's 31 Pre War Touring 32 Pre War Sports, GT 33 Post War Sports, (iT 50's 34 Post War Sports, GT 60's 35 Post War Sports, CT 70's + 36 Light Utility Vehicles 37 Jensen 38 Riley 39 Nash Metropolitan

VANCOUVER ALL BRITISH FItLD MEET 1992 VANDUSEN BOTANICAL GARDENS MAY 16, 11:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M.

VANCOUVER ALL BRITISH CLASS AWARDS All voting for the Vancouver A.B.F.M. Class Awards and

Overall Awards is done by entrant's choice voting. This is not a cencours, but a knowledgeable appreciation should be given to owners who have done a fine job of maintaining or restoring their car. Each entrant is asked to vote on 5 or 6 random classes and then hand in the voting card at the information table in the large tent. Please do your duty because it is important to us to come up with the best

CONFIRMATION OF ENTRIES

OTHER ACCOMMODATION

The host hotel for this year's meet will once again be the Holiday Inn, 711 West Broadway (2 blocks east of Oak Street). We have 15 rooms set aside at the special rate of $100.00 per night, and a special patrolled area will be set aside for your cars in the underground parkade. For reservations please call toll free 1-800-465-4329 or (604) 879-0511. You must mention that your are with the All British Field Meet in order to obtain the special rate. Please note, these rooms can only be held until May 1, after which the regular rate of $135.00 per night will be in effect.

All enu-ics received prior to May 9 will be confirmed. For further information concerning registration, please contact Bev KolosotT at (6(4)465-1871 after 6:(()pm only.

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LOCATION OF THE MORGAN OWNERS N.W. NORTH to Granville St "OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS" FOR THE Bridge VANCOUVER ALL BRITS - MAY 16, 1992 1 I

TO THE CITY THIS YEAR WE WILL ATTEMPT A OF VANCOUVER "POT LUCK" APPROACH - IF YOU WOULD BE ABLE TO CONTRIBUTE FOOD ETC. PLEASE CALL ROSEMARIE POWLEY @ 738-8685 otherwise... I I . . .we will still ......

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THE 11TH ANNUAL LACONNER TULIP-DAFFODIL RALLYE APRIL 25TH 10 AM-SKAGIT VALLEY MALL/MT. VERNON TAKE 1-5 AND EXIT 227

OLD SEARS PARKING LOT TO YOUR RIGHT Come celebrate an early spring with over a hundred sports and

special interest vehicles. This event has long been a favorite with Britsh car buffs from all over western Washington and Canada. Last year was our biggest turnout ever. This year we try to top last year with an even more exciting course and more prizes and awards than ever before! We not only honor the top ten finishers, but we will also present awards to the best scores for featured marques. Best score driving a Triumph, best score in a Mini, best score in an Austin-Healey, and others. We will also recognize the top Canadian finisher as well. This years' course will cover the Tulip Festival area in the

beautiful Skagit valley near Mt. Vernon. The rally will have you gathering clues to questions about things and places you pass along the way. All you need is a sharp eye, a pen/pencil, and something to write on. Speed is not necessary or recomended! Time and distance will only be used in a tie-breaker situation. The rally will continue on to north Whidbey Island and end up at historic Ft. Casey. You may wish to pack a picnic lunch to enjoy while your scores are being tabulated. How about it? You and your navigator will enjoy beautiful scenery

and have a shot at some fabulous prizes and awards. Join us! Fill out the coupon below and send it today. Be part of a NW British car tradition! Want to tour up with other contenders?

Tacoma: Meet at Godfathers Pizza 7:30 AM. Plan to leave by 7:45 AM to tour up to Mt. Vernon. Godfathers is in Tacoma at 5114 6th ave. Take the Bremerton exit from I-S and get on SR-16. Get off on 6th ave. and Godfathers will to your right.

Seattle: Meet at the Totem Lake Mall off of 1-405 at 8:30 AM. Plan to leave at 8:45 AM. We'll meet in front of Ernst Hardware.

Want to have Breakfast? Rally hopefuls usually stop at the Quality Inn off of I-S at exit 185. 7:30 AM should give you enough time. BRING A CAN OF FOOD FOR NW HARVEST AND GET AN EXTRA DOOR PRIZE

TICKET! QUESTIONS? CALL KEVIN COBLEY AT 206-362-7686 OR KEN BOTTINI AT 206-883-9615.

CUT AND SEND THE FORM BELOW

-YES! I WANT TO WIN FORTUNE AND GLORY IN THE 11TH TULIP RALLYE!! NAME TYPE OF CAR(S)_________________ ADRESS CITY STATE ZIP_______ PHONE IF CAR CLUB MEMBER, PLEASE SPECIFY_____________ ENTRY FEE FOR EACH CAR IS $5.00 U.S OR $6.00 CANADIAN. FEE WILL BE $7.00 ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE MGCCNWC. MAIL RIGHT AWAY TO: TULIP RALLYE

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OPEN CHANGER PARTY AFTER ONE YEAR IN THE REMAKING, SHERRY & HARRY PRESENT ONE OF PETER MORGAN'S PRIDE AND JOY, THE 1958 DROP HEAD COUPE. COME ONE, COME ALL AND SEE HOW HARRY BLEW 2000 HOURS, NOT TO MENTION A LOT OF OUR "BRASS" TO REMANUFACTURE THIS VINTAGE BRITISH SPORTS-CAR. HEAR FIRST HAND ABOUT RUST, MISSING PARTS, AND ROT! HAVE HARRY EXPLAIN HOW TO USE TOTALLY DECAYED WOOD AS TEMPLATES. DISCUSS THE COSTS OF RE-CHROMING. SEE FIRST HAND THE ORKIN MAN'S SEAL OF APPROVAL FOR TERMITE INSPECTION AND CONTROL. CHECK OVER THE PAINT JOB AND SEE THE ADVANTAGES OF USING SIKKENS PAINT OVER DOMESTIC BRANDS. HAVE SHERRY TELL WHAT IT IS LIKE TO SHARE A BATHROOM WITH DRYING MORGAN PARTS. RUB ELBOWS WITH A VINTAGE TAYLORCRAFT MONOPLANE, A TOP VALLEY ENGINE BUILDER, A REAL LIFE WOODWORKER TURNED MAYOR, A MORGAN ENTHUSIAST OF SOME FOURTY YEARS, AND A MILLION-MILE HEAVY HAULER! CRAFTSMAN. INSPECT THE RICH LEATHER SEATS, THE STAINLESS STEEL EXHAUST SYSTEM, AND MANY MORGAN FACTORY GLITCHES. SIP CHEAP CHAMPAGNE AND TOAST THE CHRISTENING OF YET ANOTHER CLASSIC BROUGHT BACK TO A DUBIOUS LIFE AFTER 5 YEARS IN DISTRUCTIVE STORAGE. WELL, FOR A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE, THE OLD CRATE IS FINALLY READY FOR SHOWING AND THE OPEN ROAD. THE DRESS OF THE DAY IS FIFTY'ISH AUTOMOTIVE GARB, IF YOU HAVE IT, OR COME AS YOU ARE. DATE IS: APRIL 11 th, AT 2:00 P.M. (TILL WHENEVER YOU TIRE OF NOGGIN AND NAIlING.) SHOULD BE A FUN EVENT, DON'T MISS IT!

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