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Nope, I won't be there.

Furthermore, Why in the world did Herco need to build a new road right through the middle of the white field to go to the same place that 2 existing roads already went to??? Herco which is owned by Milton Hershey Schools has an overwhelming propensity for spending/wasting money. (Except on their employees)

From what I have read in the local newspapers, this isn't just a matter of a few trees. What Herco wants to do is level 140 acres and black top the whole thing. They won't disclose their ultimate purpose. I give the Derry Township Board of Supervisors 2 thumbs up and a hip hip horray for finally taking a stand and not allowing Herco to blacktop whatever and where ever they want. Herco has gotten away with murder (literally) in the past and it is time to stop. There needs to be a certain amount of green area maintained to minimize storm water run off. Partially because of their existing run-off, when we had the heavy rains a few months ago, the area down stream was completely flooded. I realize there were a lot of other areas flooded as well but Herco isn't the only culprit in eliminating green area. Perhaps it is time for Hershey Region to find a new location for the Fall Meet.

Keystone Region of VCCA & Forbes Chevrolet 3400 Hartzdale Drive, Camp Hill, PA 17011 1st Annual Car Show September 17th, 2006 Rain or Shine 9:00am to 3:00 pm Open to All Original and Restored Chevrolet Products from 1911 to 1981 $10.00 Pre-registration $12.00 day of show Pre-registration Deadline: Sept. 11, 2006 Dash plaques to the first 100 vehicles Vehicle Registration 9:00 am ? 12 Noon Judging by Participant Ballot 12 Noon ? 2:00 pm Award Presentation 3:00 pm Spectators Welcome at no charge Judging Classes: 1 ? VCCA & AACA National award winners will not be judged but must pre-register for a participation award Awards to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each class 2 ? 9 and One overall best of show 2 - 1911-1926 3 - 1927-1941 4 - 1942-1954 5 - 1955-1960 6 - 1961-1971 7 - 1972-1981 8 ? Corvettes 9 ? Trucks / Commercial We reserve the right to change classes depending upon number of vehicles in each class. 50/50 Drawing and door prizes Musical entertainment will be provided. Please no boom boxes, Alcohol, Pets or Bicycles. Sodas, Hot Dogs, and refreshments will be available Located directly across from Capital City Mall Awards and Door Prizes are donated by area businesses Many thanks to Forbes Chevrolet and all the sponsors!! Net Proceeds will be donated to CATRA, the Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association, is a nonprofit organization providing recreational and therapeutic horseback riding to physically and mentally challenged people of all ages. Trailer Parking available Contact: Ron Flory 717-948-9362

You will find after reading certain posts on this forum that AACA judges are very easily confused. But, they know exactly how many judging credits they have.

Joe, My trailer isn't white, but I know what you are asking. The acid rain washes off of the roof and leaves black streaks. I Found by misatake that GoJo hand cleaner works really good on removeng the streaks and polishing the aluminum trim. Wipe the GoJo on and rinse immedialely before it drys, then go over it with regular car wash soap. I only need to do it about once a year and it stays pretty good.

A New Region is Born On Saturday Jan. 15th we had our charter meeting to create a new region of the VCCA. The name of "Keystone Region" was selected by a unanimous vote of the 16 charter members in attendance. Also, region officers were elected. They are: Ron Flory as Director, Dave Grove as Assistant Director, and Chris Flory as Secretary/ Treasurer. If anybody is interested in joining us, contact me at KeystoneRgnVCCA@aol.com

Steve, Any chance of coming into headquarters and sneaking a peek? We only live 4 miles away. We are keeping our fingers crossed too.

Hello Steven, I just finished a 1960 Impala and the undercarriage was red oxide primer. I finished it off with red epoxy primer and clear coat to protect it.

We will be there with Judy's 60 Impala. She is going for her senior. I will also have my 64 Allstate there.

Do we have any votes for our pork barbeque again???

Thanks for the offer, but the sump pump is keeping up with it okay now. The water table is just a little bit above the basement floor now. Saturday morning the water table was about 3 feet above the floor(acording to the water level in the basement sink) Saturday morning I had 2 pumps running and I was still loosing ground. The water stopped rising just below my furnace motor. I also had my generator running just incase good old GPU lost electrical power again. It's a wonderful feeling to know you can't rely on electricity. That is why I have 2 generators. It is amazing how much power water has for pushing up a concrete slab. I also wanted to take it easy because I know how the walls can cave in too. Thanks again

The concrete in my basement floor has cracked and pushed up a few inches. The walls seem to be ok. And I heve 2 feet of water in my pit in the garage. My sump pump in the basement is still pumping out about 1000 gallons per hour. Now we'll see how the insurance company is going to handle the basement floor heaving.

It looks like Judy & I will be there with her "new" 60 Chevy Impala and my 64 Allstate scooter. My "old" 60 Chevy Impala will be staying home. I'm curious, How many cars are registered to attend?

Hello Mr. "Uncle" Pete, Thanks for the kind words. At this point, I need all the encouragement I can get. This car has fought me every step of the way. I think it would look even better if there was a red TR-6 sitting between us. And Ron, there would be room for an amphi in there too. Take care Ron

Update, Interior trim is complete except the door panels aren't on yet and brakes aren't bled yet so, obviously no road test yet. We are going to PenDot tomorrow to get it registered and an antique plate. We are cutting it close. I hope we make it!! Doug, Since I am retired I have spent the whole summer (and spring and winter and fall) in the garage.

Hello Doug, If all goes well with the test drive, we plan on having the twins at the Soda Jerk on Saturday.

Hello Mr. Uncle Pete, We wern't at the WW II Weekend. We were there for the Planes, Trains and Automobile weekend. The P,T,A weekend was really great but I understand the WW II weekend is even much better. Unfortunately we won't be able to make the WW II weekend since we will be in California in June. Pete, sorry for the confusion.

Is that the trailer parking area at Hershey?

I didn't find any parts but a 1960 Chevy 4 door hardtop drove past me that had me drooling. It was going to the auction in the "giant" center. But, I did buy chicken fingers and fries (twice) and a sausage sandwich with peppers and onions. <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

Dave, No problem. It was just a thought. Good luck.

How soon do you need it? I might be able to help you out next June when I go out to move my son back from California.

Tommy, I agree with you completely!!! Hershey region treats the car show and their owners like we are an after thought. Afterall, they only get $20.00 from each vehicle registration. The big money is in the flea market and the car corral. Plus they pack the vehicles so close together that the judges and spectators can't get around them properly. I think the trailer unloading locations were the worst fiasco. I have 2 vehicles that I show. How was I supposed to get back to the trailer to unload the second one and get it to the field. Therefore I decided to keep them both home. John, That will make 3 less for next year. Soon you will have a show of 1 car.