2015 International Speedsters Trials & Reunion

[h=3]Announcing the 2015 International Speedsters Trials & Reunion[/h]

The Museum of American Speed in Lincoln, Nebraska, will host the 2015 International Speedsters Trials & Reunion during June 24-27 (Wed-Sat), 2015. Planning for the 2015 Reunion is underway, with many specifics to be firmed up, but participants can expect:

- A road trip of around 150 miles through rural Nebraska, mostly or all on two-lane paved roads.

- A Hill Climb competition, with classes for cars powered by pre-1935 four-cylinder engines. We are exploring the creation of competitive classes beyond just the Ford Model T’s, A’s and B’s.

- A full morning at the dyno shop, where their crew will dyno any and all registered cars whose owners would choose to do so.

- Induction of the 2015 honorees into the MTFCA Speedster and Racer Hall of Fame.

- Other activities inside and outside of our museum, as well as many hours set aside for museum touring.

We work hard to make each biennial Speedsters Reunion here a celebration of the fun and excitement that can be had with autos powered by early four-cylinder engines, and at any stage of tuning or modification. All enthusiasts of early 4-cyl powered cars, regardless of manufacture or current body style, are encouraged to attend.

You absolutely do not have to currently own or bring an early 4-cyl-engined speedster, rod or stock-bodied car to join in the fun, but you’ll wish you did when you get here. If you or your friends are considering building or buying a speedster, this will be a great venue for meeting and talking with current owners and builders. Plus, you get to see (and hear) cars with their various engines (many modified with vintage speed equipment!) from around the country and beyond.

Registration forms should be available late this year. In the meantime, save a spot on your calendar for Lincoln, NE on June 24-27, 2015.

For further information, or if you’d like to be on our e-mail list for details and announcements about this event, contact Rich Johnston at 402-323-3181 (museum) or 402-598-2947 (mobile), or at rsjohnston@speedwaymotors.com.

You might want to also post this in the Speedster forum.

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Hemming s :

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West you can post it. I just took it from their web site..

The cars are very cool to look at...