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WELCOME 

LANCE MILLER and BILL MILLER III 

Welcome to the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and Spring 

Carlisle. On behalf of our entire staff, we’d like to 

extend a gracious welcome to you for being part of the 

36th Spring event, featuring our ever-popular Collector 

Swap Meet and Car Corral and our Spring Auction at the 

Expo Center presented by Auctions America by RM. 

If you’ve been here before, welcome back to America’s 

Automotive Hometown, and if Spring Carlisle is a first 

for you, thanks for making us part of your weekend. We 

continue to recognize the fluctuating gas prices and uncertain 

economy, so your spending time with us means 

more than words can truly express. Again, thank you. 

If you haven’t noticed already, Spring Carlisle offers 

something for everyone, whether you are a fairgrounds 

first-timer or veteran of the show. Take the next few days 

to casually browse the unlimited amount of automotive 

parts, accessories, memorabilia and maybe even a special 

gem for restoration during the warm summer months. 

We have a lot of changes and exciting announcements 

for 2012 and we want you to be some of the first to know 

about them. Visit page 14 of this event magazine for a 

complete breakdown of the nine major points we’re excited 

to share with you. 

Finally, in order to improve your experience, we are always 

interested in hearing feedback, so please take the 

time to fill out our event survey. It’s quick, it’s easy and it’s 

online at www.CarlisleEvents.com. You can also pick up a 

hard copy at Guest Services. Have a great time in Carlisle 

and remember…“Life is good!” 

— Lance and Bill 

KEITH MARTIN 

Welcome to one of America’s greatest car events. I 

am lucky enough to attend dozens of swap meets, 

concours, cruise-ins and auctions every year, and any 

Carlisle event is always at the top of my list. 

I think it’s a combination of the friendly people who 

organize the event, the huge variety of vendors, the 

array of cars and parts for sale and the attractive location 

that makes Carlisle such a winner. 

I first met the founders of Carlisle, Bill and Chip Miller, 

in 1996. I was a member of the panel that decided on the 

Meguiar’s Collector Car Person of the Year, and I remember 

being impressed by their down-to-earth natures and 

their deep commitment to the hobby. My first visit to a 

Carlisle event was in fall 2008, when we shot 13 episodes 

of “Appraise My Car” in one weekend at the old tractor 

dealership on the grounds. I met Lance Miller and Bill 

Miller III at the same time, and we immediately became 

friends. 

I confess that more than once, the producer of that 

marathon shoot had to send someone out with a golf 

cart to find me, as I kept going from one vendor to the 

next in my search for a Saginaw 4-speed to put into my 

1964 Chevy Nova wagon restoration project. 

Now, my magazines — American Car Collector and 

Sports Car Market — are pleased to be in partnership 

with Carlisle to produce the program for all 10 events 

this year. We will have representatives from the magazines’ 

home office in Portland, OR, at a booth — so stop 

by and pick up a complimentary copy of American Car 

Collector and Sports Car Market. I guarantee that it is almost 

as much fun to read the magazines as it is to look 

for the car of your dreams at the swap meet! 

— Keith Martin 

Contents 

4 .......................................2012 Highlights 

5 .............................................................. Hours 

12 ...............................................Helpful Info 

14 ........................................... New for 2012 

18 .................... How to Do Swap Meets 

20 ..............How to Do Spring Carlisle 

26 ................ The Future of the Hobby 

28 .................................Carlisle Best Buys 

32 ........................Carlisle Top 100 Sales 

35 .............Hot Rodders of Tomorrow 

36 ..................................... Partner Profiles 

38 ................................................ Event Map 

40 ........................ Vendors by Category 

52 .............................................Vendors A-Z 

68 ..................................... Vendor Feature 

70............................................. Concessions 

72 ..................Helping the Community 

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HIGHLIGHTS 

HOURS 

COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION• ••••••••••••••••••• 

The Carlisle Auction, presented by Auctions America 

by RM, provides the perfect opportunity to purchase 

or sell your collector car. A large and diverse selection 

of extraordinary vehicles and our Carlisle Expo Center 

are the ideal combination for a great selling environment.The 

Carlisle Expo Center is on K Street, just a 

block outside of Gate 3. 

MANUFACTURERS MIDWAY 

& SWAP MEET• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Visit our partners on the Manufacturers Midway and 

shop the swap meet. You’ll find new product manufacturers, 

vintage accessories, parts and memorabilia. 

Vendors are listed by specialty and alphabetically in 

this directory. Financial services are available inside of 

Building T. 

FUN FACTS 

ARMO NEW PRODUCTS SHOWCASE• ••••••••• 

We are pleased to welcome the 15th annual Automotive 

Restoration Market Organization (ARMO) New 

Products Showcase. ARMO is the SEMA council whose 

mission is to preserve and promote the automotive 

restoration industry and hobby. Interested in seeing 

firsthand the latest and greatest products in the automotive 

restoration industry Stop by the ARMO New 

Products Showcase at the stage. 

HOT RODDERS OF TOMORROW 

ENGINE BUILD COMPETITION••••••••••••••••• 

We welcome the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow back for 

their 2012 Northeast Regional engine build competition. 

See several teams from schools in Virginia and 

Pennsylvania compete on Friday and Saturday at the 

stage. 

CAR CORRAL•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

The car corral is where vendors offer vehicles only 

(no parts, etc.) for sale. Find classic to late-model vehicles 

in all varieties of make, model and condition. You 

can shop, compare and make the deal directly with 

the owner. Notary services, including temporary tags, 

are available. All vehicles in the corral are required to 

be for sale and in running condition. 

WORSHIP SERVICE•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

A non-denominational worship service is held at 

9 a.m. Sunday morning in the grandstand. We invite 

you to join us for the service led by The Salvation 

Army, our partners-in-faith. Coffee and donuts available. 

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend! 

The Super Bowl was most recently played in Indianapolis, IN, and the Daytona 500 is held annually in 

Florida. Those two events stand out as two of the larger gatherings of humanity to have taken place in the 

United States since the start of 2012. In fact, think about New Year's itself and what Times Square looks like 

just after midnight. In each instance, a lot of planning, preparation and cleanup goes into the event, both 

before and after, and what takes place at Carlisle is no different. 

If you stack up Spring Carlisle against the aforementioned activities, it ranks third of the four listed, and if 

you total the humanity for EVERY car-related activity at Carlisle, you’re talking about nearly a half a million 

people. Better yet, if you’ve ever wondered what it takes to stage an event at Carlisle, you’ll get a kick of some 

of the “Fun Facts” that we plan to roll out over the course of the 2012 events schedule. Of the 10 Carlislebased 

events, a small army of men and women work fast and furiously on and off the grounds to assure a 

positive experience and to make Carlisle one of the cleanest venues of its type in the country. 

WEDNESDAY – Vendor Set-Up Day 

7 AM - 7 PM Vendor Services Office Open Outside Gate 3 

10 AM - 7 PM Notary & Car Corral Office Open Pavilion in Car Corral 

10 AM - 5 PM Orrstown Bank Open (and ATM) Building T 

1 - 7 PM Guest Services Open Beside Grandstand 

THURSDAY 

7 AM - 7 PM 

• Vendor Services Office Open 

• Guest Services Open 

Outside Gate 3 

Beside Grandstand 



3 PM - 10 PM COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION, presented by Auctions America by RM Carlisle Expo Center 

FRIDAY 

7 AM - 7 PM 







HOT RODDERS OF TOMORROW ENGINE COMPETITION 

Stage 

3 PM - 10 PM COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION, presented by Auctions America by RM Carlisle Expo Center 

SATURDAY 

7 AM - 7 PM 





8 AM - 6 PM Orrstown Bank (and ATM) Building T 


SUNDAY 

7 AM - 3 PM 

HOT RODDERS OF TOMORROW ENGINE COMPETITION 



Through Fall Carlisle, you’ll be treated to information that’s been complied by the facilities director, Tim 

Bowman, and his staff. Some of this information will make you laugh. Some of it will leave you scratching 

your head, and some of it will have you wondering why or how someone even keeps track of such facts. 

FACT 1: Over the course of a season, more than 311 tons — 622,000 pounds — of trash is extracted 

from the hundreds of blue trash barrels. This total does not include batteries, liquids, tires and metal. 

FACT 2: To fill those nearly 600 blue trash barrels, more than 39,500 50-gallon trash bags are used. That 

means at least 1,975,000 gallons of trash get moved from point A to B between April and October. 

In our next edition of Carlisle “Fun Facts,” the estimated truth will be revealed about how many hundreds 

of thousands of feet of paper towels are used and discarded in those blue trash barrels. Here is a hint: The 

total amount, if converted into miles, is greater than a drive from Carlisle to two state capitol buildings and 

one city of Brotherly Love. A more detailed breakdown is forthcoming, and each event magazine is available 

online at www.CarlisleEvents.com for those wishing to follow the fact list over the course of the year. 

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HELPFUL INFO 

IF SOMEONE IS LOST•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

If you become separated from your party and 

are unable to contact them, go to the Guest Services 

Building/Grandstand area and wait for them. 

We do not page individuals. 

WHEN YOU NEED HELP••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Our security staff is here to assist you. They collect 

lost/found items and provide first aid services. The office 

is accessible by the ramp at the back (north) of the 

stage. And visit the new Guest Services Building for information 

and to sign up for our e-newsletters. 

HAULING GOODS•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

To haul merchandise, stop 

by Guest Services to use 

a cart or ask about having 

someone haul it for you to 

any gate. You may also ship 

items through Antrim Way Shippers near Gate 3. 

SCOOTER RENTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Disabled guests are welcome to enter with their 

own wheelchairs and three- or four-wheeled electric 

convenience vehicles (ECVs). Disabled individuals 

with appropriate credentials may rent an electric convenience 

vehicle or wheelchair from our authorized 

vendor located just inside Gate 3. ECV rentals are limited, 

and disabled individuals are encouraged to arrive 

early to ensure availability of a rental unit. Operators 

of ECVs are required to possess appropriate credentials 

while on grounds. Exceptions to this policy will be 

considered on a case-by-case basis. 

PHONE NUMBERS••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Carlisle Events .........................717-243-7855 

First Aid ...............................717-243-2756 

Lost and Found ........................717-243-2756 

Security ...............................717-243-2756 

Scooter Rental .........................330-546-5820 

Orrstown Bank .........................717-245-0682 

Repair Service, John’s Mobile ...........717-245-0076 

Towing Service, Jerry’s .................717-258-1517 

Taxi Service (Gate 1, 2 or 3) .............717-243-4343 

Greyhound Bus ........................717-240-0055 

WI-FI•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Public Wireless Internet Access is available as a 

convenience to our guests – Carlisle Events Hot Spot. 

This is unsecured wireless access to the Internet. You 

are responsible for maintaining the security of your 

information and your equipment when accessing the 

Internet. Carlisle Events assumes no responsibility and 

shall not be liable for any damages to your computer 

equipment or other property as a result of your use of 

this hot spot. 

PETS••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Pets are strongly discouraged for health and safety 

reasons. If you cannot make other arrangements for 

boarding, your pet must be on a leash and policing 

after it is required. Your pet must be under your control 

at all times, and you are fully responsible for its actions. 

Any offensive or unsafe action by your pet may 

result in expulsion without refund. 

TRANSPORTATION••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

For safety reasons, the use of all personal means of 

transportation (bikes, scooters, golf carts, ATVs, motorcycles 

or minibikes, etc.) is forbidden on the Fairgrounds 

from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. on all show days. No unlicensed 

drivers may operate these vehicles at any time. 

Verification of insurance is required. 

CONDITIONS•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Dangerous conditions can exist on the Fairgrounds. 

Due to exposure to the weather, areas may become 

slippery or soft. Due to the nature of the goods displayed, 

heavy and sometimes dangerous equipment 

and moving vehicles are frequently present. Carlisle 

Productions cannot be responsible for the conduct of 

vendors and patrons entering these premises. Those 

who enter the Fairgrounds do so at their own risk. 

STAFF•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

WILLIAM MILLER, Jr., Co-founder/Owner 

ELLIOTT MILLER (d’d), Co-founder/Owner 

LANCE MILLER, Owner/Partner, Corvettes 

at Carlisle Manager 

BILL MILLER III, Partner 

TONYA MILLER, Food Manager 

JODI MORRISON, Executive Assistant 

ACCOUNTING 

HAROLD BRANDT, C.F.O. 

AUCTIONS 

DENNIS BAISH, Auction Manager 

BILL MILLER III, Auction Manager 

BUSINESS & EVENT 

DEVELOPMENT 

JIM VINARSKI, Director 

ED SCHOLLY, Associate Director and 

Event Manager (Bike, Truck) 

ED BUCZESKIE, Event Manager (Import 

& Chrysler) 

RICK MARKKO, Event Manager (Ford & GM) 

AUBRIE ATWELL, Sponsorship & 

Advertising Coordinator 

TIM WELLS, Sales & Marketing Associate 

CARLISLE EXPO CENTER 

SCOTT AMIG, Event and 

Marketing Manager 

CREATIVE SERVICES & 

TECHNOLOGY 

CHRIS HANN, Director 

SCOTT BERGER, System Analyst 

MICHAEL GARLAND, Media Specialist 

RON KUHN, Web/Graphic Designer 

REBECCA SPAHR, Graphic Designer 

CUSTOMER RELATIONS 

DIANE VAUGHN, Director 

BARBARA LOY, Customer Service Specialist 

BETSY SMITH, Customer Service Specialist 

JOANNE FISHER, Customer Service 

Specialist 

FACILITIES 

TIM BOWMAN, Director 

BUZZ FREY, Facilities Assistant 

RUSSELL MASON, Facilities Assistant 

FLIP SAYERS, Facilities Assistant 

TERRY STARNER, Facilities Assistant 

SECURITY SERVICES 

JIM BOWMAN, Capital Security Agency 

SEAN LANDRY, Capital Security Agency 

Carlisle Productions, Inc. 

1000 Bryn Mawr Road 

Carlisle, PA 17013 

717-243-7855 

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NEW FOR 2012 

Over the years, Carlisle Events has transformed the 

fairgrounds to suit the needs of car show participants 

and visitors. Following are some things that are 

new for 2012. 

CHANGES ON GROUNDS••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Maintenance Has Moved — In the span of a month 

this past winter, Tim Bowman and his crew relocated 

from just inside of Gate 3 to the former Armory just 

outside of Gate 5. Their new facility is at least twice 

the size of their old shop. In addition, they’ve added a 

full-time staff member, Dwayne “Buzz” Frey. Buzz had 

previously worked part time for Carlisle Events. 

Guest Services Has Moved — When you need information, 

or a cart to haul your purchases, visit the 

new Guest Services location in the building next to the 

Grandstand — across the aisle from where the trailer 

was. This building will also house giveaway registration, 

showfield goody bag pickup and awards checkin 

at our other events. 

More Seating — Additional seating in the form of 15 

bleachers will be available at various locations to give 

you more choices to rest, eat and enjoy the event. 

Pop a Top — The corner where the Guest Services 

trailer was has been converted into a beer garden. It will 

include occassional live entertainment as well. Thanks 

to our catering partner Donnie Brown, you have yet 

another option for relaxing and socializing with friends. 

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS••••••••••••••••••• 

Auction Changes — During Carlisle’s inaugural partnering 

with Auctions America by RM in 2011, threeday 

auctions were held during Spring and Fall Carlisle 

as well as during Auburn Spring and Auburn Fall in 

Auburn, Indiana. In 2012, the Carlisle-based auctions 

will revert back to a two-day format. Auction times will 

remain the same (3-10 p.m.), and will take place Thursday 

and Friday of the Carlisle events. 

New Events, Part 1 — Beginning this year, Carlisle 

Events will partner with the Dream Machine Club to 

co-promote and produce a car show at the Bloomsburg 

Fairgrounds in Bloomsburg, PA. The ninth annual 

event runs August 10–12. Visit our website for updated 

details. 

New Events, Part 2 — The 2012 season has barely 

started, but we’re already planning for 2013 and doing 

so with the addition of an Outdoors show. The yet-tobe-named 

event will take place in September, likely 

the weekend after Labor Day, and will feature vendors 

catering to hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts 

of all types. Many details of this new event are still being 

ironed out. 

IAC Update — The IAC complex, located nearby on 

Spring Road has been in the possession of Carlisle 

Events since 2010. We’re working with the Mechanicsburg-based 

Delta Development Group. They’ve 

helped transform the Chocolate Avenue area of Hershey 

into what it is today. In the end, our goal is to 

make the property and Carlisle a better place for everyone. 

EVENT DIRECTORY CHANGES••••••••••••••••• 

New Directory Partnership — Carlisle Events has 

partnered with Sports Car Market and American Collector 

Car magazines for production of the event directories. 

SCM/ACC will handle the majority of the 

advertising and add some automotive editorial. The 

directories are still free of charge and will also be distributed 

to the SCM/ACC subscribers, newsstands and 

area hotels. 

Vendor Lists — We started an effort to list every 

vendor under at least one category of merchandise 

that they have for sale to make the shopping experience 

easier to navigate. This listing is provided AT NO 

CHARGE to the vendor. Additional categories may be 

chosen at $5 each. By not choosing a category, vendors 

risk not being found by shoppers. Also, vendors 

will continue to be listed alphabetically, but without 

their city and state. 

FAMILY EXPANSION•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Carlisle Events was built on the strength of two 

friends and their respective families. Now with a second 

generation of Millers at the helm, Carlisle Events 

would like to recognize growth among our staff members. 

Since Spring Carlisle wrapped in 2011, our staff 

has added four new babies. In May, Harold Brandt, our 

chief financial officer, and his wife, Darlene, welcomed 

Zack, and six months later in November, our Media 

Relations Specialist Mike Garland and his wife, Alyson, 

welcomed Abigail Jane. Not long after in January, 

Sponsorship and Advertising Coordinator Aubrie Atwell 

and her husband, Kyle, welcomed Alana Danielle. 

Finally, Bike Fest and Truck Nationals Event Manager 

Ed Scholly and his wife, Melissa, welcomed Kassandra 

Ann in February. Four babies — one boy, three girls 

and eight very happy parents! 

As updates go, that’s it for now. We thank you for being 

part of this and other weekends at Carlisle. 


HOW TO DO SWAP MEETS 

Keith Martin's 

AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 

The Spring Carlisle swap meet is a massive affair. It’s 

one of the largest events of its kind in the world, with 

8,100 vendor spaces spread over 150 acres. Chances 

are, if you need a part for your car, you’ll find it here. But 

that’s easier said than done, as you’ve only got two legs, 

two eyes, and a few days’ worth of time. What you need 

is a good plan. So how do you make the most of the trip 

to find the parts you need Here are a few helpful tips to 

get you headed in the right direction. 

1 Get to the Carlisle grounds early. And by early, I 

mean 7 a.m. — when the gates open. The best deals 

always go quickly, so if you’re bargain shopping, being 

first to the party can certainly help. And items move 

fast, so if you come across a car or part you really want 

or need, buy it before walking away. Thinking about 

it for an hour will almost certainly mean it’ll be gone 

when you come back. Also, study the map and learn 

the layout of the swap meet, and try heading to the 

dead center of the event first, as most people will start 

hunting near the gate. 

2 Be there as the event wraps up. This is just as important 

as being early, as you’ll always run into vendors 

who simply don’t want to take some of their 

stuff home with them. Prices get cheaper as the event 

winds to a close. Some of the best deals are always 

scored in the final hours. 

3 Know what you’re here to do. Are you buying or 

selling It’s hard to do both at the same time, so if 

that’s what you’re planning, set aside time to buy what 

you’re looking for and time to sell the parts you have. 

4 Know what you’re looking for. Have a list of items 

on you to help keep you on track, and know what they 

look like. Similar-year parts can be hard to tell apart, 

and you don’t want to buy the wrong bits for your 

project. Also, along these same lines, make sure you 

hear engines run before laying down any cash. Otherwise, 

you may end up with a very expensive core to 

rebuild. 

5 Team up. You’ve got a lot of ground to cover. Why 

not bring a friend and split up And if you do, have cell 

phones handy so you can alert your buddy when you 

find the perfect part for his project. 

6 Remember — everything’s a negotiation. Just because 

the owner of that fastback Mustang is asking 

$7k doesn’t mean he won’t take $5k. Don’t be afraid to 

make offers. The seller will either say yes or no. That’s 

all there is to it. 

7 How are you getting stuff to the car Or from the 

car to your house Hopefully you brought a truck. But 

if not, do you have a way to keep that oily transfer case 

from ruining your wife’s car’s carpet And say you buy a 

front fender for a Nova. Are you going to carry it out to 

the parking lot Remember, stuff starts to feel heavier 

every 15 minutes or so. Bring a small wagon if you can, 

as you can use it to wheel items out. Or you can use a 

cart at Guest Services for a donation to the Chip Miller 

Charitable Foundation. Either way, you won’t be stuck 

carrying the parts you buy. 

— Jim Pickering, 

Editor, American Car Collector 


HOW TO DO SPRING CARLISLE RIGHT 


Stay here! 

Take a motorhome and park in the field beside the 

fairgrounds. It holds hundreds of sites, and it’s a great 

place to meet lots of car people. Also, walk the side 

streets to see all the stuff and vehicles for sale. Check 

out the tailgate lots, where you can park your car and 

buy a sausage and a beer (at Jim’s, by the main “vehicles 

for sale” entrance). You can't have a bad time. — 

Hugh Nauman, St. Clements, ONT 

Things to do 

The Golden Corral (6476 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg, 

PA, phone 717.766.6309) buffet is only 10 miles 

from Carlisle, and they offer great food at a great price. 

There is a broad selection for the groups that want 

a little bit of everything — or are just not quite sure 

what they want. 

The Army Heritage Trail at the U.S. Army Heritage and 

Education Center (950 Soldiers Drive, Carlisle, 17013, 

phone 717.245.3972) is a great place to see history, 

and the Carlisle Sports Emporium, a giant entertainment 

complex (29 South Middlesex Road, Carlisle, 

17015, phone 717.258.4741), is a great place for the 

The Army Heritage Trail 

kids and the whole family. 

Use www.Groupon.com for discounts in the area 

from 50% to 90% off. 

Use www.HotelPlanner.com for groups that need 

three or more rooms. 

There are walking tours, golf courses and many other 

things to do in and around Carlisle, PA. You can learn 

more here: http://attractions.uptake.com/pennsylvania/carlisle/787368274.html 

— Curtis Foy, CEO, 

ClassCar 

pennlive.com 

There’s a lot going on in and around Carlisle, PA, and 

Sports Car Market magazine polled our readers for 

the best insider tips on good eats, nice places to stay 

and things to do when you’re not out kicking tires and 

bargaining for rare parts. Here’s what they had to say: 

Early and often 

This will be my fifth year going to Spring Carlisle. 

Rillo’s (60 Pine St., Carlisle; phone 717. 243.6141) is 

good for Italian food, and for breakfast I would suggest 

the Carlisle Diner (800 W. High St., Carlisle; phone 

717.240.0721). Many people suggest Harrisburg for 

additional dining options. 

Try to stay as close as possible to the event grounds, 

as later in the week traffic can be a nightmare. Also, try 

to park as close as possible to the gates, as it makes 

toting parts, etc., back to your car easier. Sometimes 

if you park at someone’s house you can prepay for a 

space for the next day and they’ll save it for you. 

Try to get there as early as possible, as you can cover 

more ground when it’s less crowded. The gates open 

at 7 a.m. Have a plan on how you want to cover the 

show to help ensure you don’t miss anything. If there 


AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 

ACC tips on where to eat and things to see 

are specific vendors you want to visit, find out where 

they are before you get there. 

I would estimate that I look at less than 25% of the 

booths. If you don’t see anything interesting in a 

booth, keep walking. The quality of the booths varies 

tremendously. Some are professional and others look 

like they cleaned out their garage. 

If you want to come back to a booth, write down 

the location (I carry a pad and pen). The booths are 

marked with tags on the asphalt path, and sometimes 

it’s very hard to find a booth again. 

You see some people with carts or wagons for their 

purchases, but they always look difficult to navigate 

through the crowds, so I usually bring a tote bag. 

The car corral area is great with a wide range of cars 

from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s. The cars in the corral also 

turn over each day, so you may want to check it out 

early each morning. 

Bring lots of cash, and don't be afraid to negotiate 

with vendors on parts. I hear that you can get some 

great deals on Sunday, as vendors pack up to leave. 

— Paul C. Harden, Executive Director of America’s Cup 

Consider using a motorhome 

to stay on the grounds 



Where to eat 

This is easy to answer, as we have been going to this 

Italian restaurant for years and the food is very good 

and a great value: Vinny’s Restaurant (330 S. Hanover 

St, Carlisle, PA, 717.249.6417, www.vinnyspizzarest. 

net). Enjoy! — Rick Boyd, via email 

• • • 

I’ve been participating at the GM Nationals since 

2006 with my 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass convertible. 

What a great weekend it is! I can offer two suggestions: 

If you are a participant, register early, as it saves some 

dollars, and it really streamlines getting in. And also 

helps the event planners allocate proper spacing for 

the show. If you have a RV, use the on-ground camper 

parking option. We stayed for three days and it cost 

only $25 for the whole weekend without electric 

hookup. — Tony Moller, via email 



Hersheypark 

Carlisle eats 

There’s really no need to go anywhere else to eat at 

Carlisle, as the chicken corn soup with a ham sandwich 

at the event is sooooo good. — Frank Talatzko, 

via email 

• • • 

Restaurants to try are: (Make sure to make reservations) 

Piatto (Italian) on 22 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle; phone 

717.249.9580; www.piatto.com. 

Issei Noodle Restaurant (Asian Dining) at 54 W. High 

St., Carlisle; phone 717.243.7826, www.isseinoodle. 

com. 

Aya (Japanese steakhouse) at 235 South Spring Garden 

St., Carlisle; phone 717.218.8000, www.ayasteakhouse.com. 

Marcello’s Ristorante & Pizzeria, 900 Cavalry Road, 

Carlisle; phone 717.258.1222, www.marcelloscarlisle. 

com. 

Places to explore 

The Army Heritage Trail at the U.S. Army Heritage and 

Education Center (950 Soldiers Drive, Carlisle, 17013; 

phone 717.245.3972). 

Carlisle Sports Emporium (29 South Middlesex Road, 

Carlisle, 17015; phone 717.258.4741) offers lots of 

games, go-carts and miniature golf. 

The Trout Gallery at Dickinson College (5 North Orange 

St., Carlisle; phone 717.245.1344, www2.dickison.edu/trout) 

is a great art museum. 

The Carlisle Theatre and Performing Arts Center 

(44 W. High St., Carlisle; phone 717.258.0666, www. 

carlisletheatre.org) presents concerts and plays. 

The Regal Carlisle Commons Stadium 8 (250 Noble 

Blvd., Carlisle; phone 717.243.2600, www.regmovies. 

com) shows first-run movies. 

The Gettysburg Civil War Battlefield (1195 Baltimore 

Pike Route, Gettysburg, PA) is a great place to visit and 

is only 43 minutes away. 

In Hershey, Hersheypark amusement park (100 

W. Hersheypark Driver, Hershey, PA, 17033; phone 

1.800.437.7439) has a lot of cool rides, etc…. There is a 

tour of the Hershey chocolate factory as well. 

Harrisburg (the Pennsylvania state capital, www.visithhc.com) 

is not far away and has a large selection of 

restaurants, including ethnic restaurants that are hard 

to find outside of Philadelphia. — David Diehl, via 

email 

Gettysburg Civil War battlefield 


THE FUTURE OF THE HOBBY 

In various forums, the question is often asked who or 

what is next Who will be the next Mike Tyson in boxing 

Who will be the next Ronald Reagan in the world 

of politics Who will be the next Albert Einstein in the 

field of science Automotively speaking, the question 

is who or what will represent the hobby deep 

into the 21st century That question, to some depth, 

will be answered in 2012 as part of multiple special 

attractions at the Carlisle, PA, Fairgrounds and the 

10 events that encompass the Carlisle Events season 

schedule. 

YOUNG GUNS 

Another major focus at Carlisle during select events 

is the “Young Guns” showfield classification. This program, 

in existence since 2008, is designed to group 

like-minded youths ages 16-25 in one area to provide 

a forum exclusively for them. “Young Guns” at Carlisle 

allow the licensed drivers to showcase their vehicles 

in a parked-by-class setting and takes place at the 

Chrysler Nationals, Ford Nationals and GM Nationals. 

At each event, awards are made available to the participants, 

while introducing them in a more structured 

way to a showfield environment. 

HOT RODDERS OF TOMORROW 

Spring Carlisle annually launches the Carlisle season, 

and this year it will showcase the Hot Rodders 

of Tomorrow. The program is industry supported and 

features high school-aged tech students working as 

a team to tear down and reassemble a small-block 

Chevy. The competition isn’t just against one another; 

it’s against a clock and under a strict set of guidelines. 

Last year, more than one million dollars in scholarship 

money was doled out in total, including more than 

$55,000 at Carlisle alone. In addition, the competition 

sees regional winners advance to the finals in Las Vegas 

at the annual SEMA show. 

DIESEL TECHNOLOGIES 

New to Carlisle in 2012 is a feature that will undoubtedly 

spark the interest of both the youth audience as 

well as the adult crowd. The Clarion County Career 

Center is located in Shippenville, PA, and is responsible 

for six very unsuspecting customized trucks. Obtained 

via donation or loan, the Diesel Technologies class, 

composed of 15–18-year-old students, tears down the 

truck to its frame and builds it back up. As an added 

bonus, trucks are customized and shown at the Mid- 

American Truck Show in Louisville, KY. Following the 

show, trucks are either returned to their owner or sold 

off with proceeds going back into the school. CCCC, 

their students, instructor and at least three rigs will be 

on display during the Truck Nationals, August 3–5. 

AUTOMOTIVE RESTORATION DEGREE 

McPherson College in Kansas offers an array of academic 

programs, but the one that best fits at Carlisle is 

its Automotive Restoration department. McPherson is 

the only accredited institution in the world to offer a 

four-year bachelor's degree in automotive restoration. 

Most recently, the Pennsylvania College of Technology 

in Williamsport announced that it will add a two-year 

degree for automotive restoration technology. Its program 

will begin this fall. 

A key to the success of the students and the 

McPherson program is that the students attend events 

nationwide, such as those at Carlisle, where they can 

experience the full scope of the strong and vibrant collector 

car hobby. According to Amanda Gutierrez, vice 

president for advancement at McPherson, “We want 

young people to learn not only about the preservation 

of the vehicle itself, but also the rich social and cultural 

history that each car represents.” 

In all, Carlisle Events strives to provide a forum for 

not only the future of the automotive industry, but 

also for its past and present. Because of that, each of 

our 10 events embraces a certain aspect of the industry, 

and whenever possible, showcases it for the nearly 

half a million enthusiasts who travel to Pennsylvania’s 

Automotive Hometown throughout the season. 


CARLISLE BEST BUYS 


AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 


AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 


Here are the 10 best buys of the past four years at 

Carlisle, as determined by American Car Collector 

magazine: 

1 1972 De Tomaso Pantera 

SOLD at $25,440 

Carlisle Events, Carlisle, PA, on April 22, 2010 

Lot#: F150 

Chassis #: THPNMB02414 

Odometer: 28,474 

Condition: 2- 

Condition Details: Older glass-in repaint with numerous 

indications of masking and prep issues. Non-functioning 

later-model air grilles added to hood; original 

chrome and brightwork presentable. Interior original 

and tidy apart from a taped-up steering wheel center 

pad. V8 nicely detailed and heavily built-up for performance, 

topped off by a rebuilt original Holley and 

performance air cleaner. 

Market Opinion: Darn, if this wasn’t a good deal on 

a great driver-quality Pantera. No indications of rust, 

past or present, and all the mechanicals had been 

gone through. If this was as good as it looked in every 

other respect, I’d have call it quite well bought indeed. 

nal main body finish somewhat faded, oxidized and 

buffed-through in places. White roof possibly redone 

at one time. Original chrome and brightwork very presentable 

with only minor pitting. Star crack in windshield. 

Original interior with good patina, cloth shows 

little wear. Engine compartment detailed a few decades 

ago and still shows nicely. 

Market Opinion: An excellent driver-quality car from 

any angle. There’s nothing like an unmolested car, especially 

when it’s a one-year example of the species. 

The mileage was believable and the care was obvious, 

despite the toll that more than half a century had 

taken. A Fleetwood for DeVille money. Nicely bought. 

3 1975 Triumph TR6 

SOLD at $8,525 

Auctions America by RM, Carlisle, PA, on April 30, 2011 

Lot#: 312 

Chassis #: CF36202U 


Condition: 2 

Condition Description: Possibly original finish with 

only light touch-ups and a single hand-laid stripe 

down both sides. Nice original chrome and brightwork 

uniformly well-cared-for. Interior original, carpet 

lightly faded, steering wheel crudely wrapped. Engine 

compartment tidy and very original, with recent careful 

cleaning and maintenance evident. 

Market Opinion: So it is possible to keep a TR6 nice 

and original. Fitted with overdrive, tonneau cover and 

in great survivor-quality shape, this was a home run 

for the buyer. It may have been the best buy of the entire 

auction. 

4 1987 BMW M6 

SOLD at $15,675 

Auctions America by RM, Carlisle, PA, on April 30, 2011 

Lot #: 363 

Chassis #: WBAEE1400H2560492 


Condition: 2 

Condition Description: Amazing original paint or 

over-the-top refinishing of a straight original car. 

Windshield seals and other body rubber look newer. 

Small ding in left rear of roof. Chrome and brightwork 

exceptional throughout, with no sign of restoration. 

Interior dry, driver’s seat and steering wheel the most 

distressed, but nothing a careful re-dye couldn’t fix. 

New TRX tires on factory alloys a big plus. Engine bay 

tidy with signs of original Dinitrol spray on the big six. 

Market Opinion: There was a lot to like here. This 

was a wonderful car presented well — a light interior 

renovation will probably make it one of the best in 

the world. The reserve came off with plenty of wiggle 

room for the new owner to do just that and still make 

out like a bandit. Well bought. 

terior stunningly original with all materials correct and 

showing little to no wear. Instruments very crisp and 

clear. Engine bay not detailed but remarkably clean 

and smooth-running. 

Market Opinion: They’re only this original once, and 

with just one repaint evident on the entire car from 

new and mileage that was believable, this was a stunner. 

Well bought for the condition and preservation 

displayed. 

6 1985 Porsche 911 Carrera 

SOLD at $17,325 


Lot #: T3 

Chassis #: WPOAB0919FS12732 


Condition: 2- 

Condition Description: Very presentable original 

paint, with typical chipping to mirrors and front valance. 

Factory front and rear spoilers correct, original 

interior presentable as well with only light wear to 

driver’s outer bolster. Engine bay exhibits maintenance 

but no restoration. All in all, a very honest package. 

Market Opinion: For the third car out on Thursday, 

this was an exceptionally original piece that found a 

new owner for a very fair price. I’ve bought and sold a 

few nice Carreras like this with similar miles, and this is 

how I like them: sehr fahrbereit — ready to drive. 

2 1958 Cadillac Series 60 Special 

Fleetwood 

SOLD at $20,140 


Lot#: T42 

Chassis #: 58M101414 

Engine Type: V8 

Transmission: 4-speed automatic 


Condition: 3+ 

Condition Description: 365-ci V8, 4-bbl, auto. Origi- 

ACC 1-6 scale condition rating 

1. Perfect: National show standard 

2. Excellent: Club show-worthy, some small flaws 

3. Average: Daily driver in decent condition 

4. Meh: Still a driver, with some visible flaws 

5. Questionable: A problem-plagued beast that somehow 

manages to run 

6. Lost cause: Salvagable for parts 

5 1932 Chevrolet Confederate 

SOLD at $20,738 


Lot#: F196 

Chassis #: 2987365 


Condition: 2- 

Condition Description: Older repaint of an otherwise 

amazingly original car. Chrome and nickel excellent for 

the age and appear not to have ever been replated. In- 

7 1966 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham 

SOLD at $12,190 


Lot #: T83 

Chassis #: P6185944 




Condition: 3+ 

Condition Description: 429-ci V8, 4-bbl, auto. Older 

repaint over a comprehensively original car. Finish 

heavy with some lacquer bubbling. Weatherstripping 

somewhat rough throughout. Original chrome exhibits 

light spidering, brightwork still presentable. Black 

vinyl top original and well preserved, maroon brocade 

and leather all original and quite amazingly kept. Very 

highly optioned car includes AM/FM stereo as well as 

power windows, locks, seat, tilt, cruise and more. Engine 

bay sports older detailing and newer a/c. 

Market Opinion: The second year for the Brougham 

package, this black 1966 Fleetwood was elegant with 

its walnut trim and picnic trays inside, and it had nearly 

all the options Cadillac offered for the year. A bit tatty 

outside, but the mileage and apparent care more than 

made up for it. Well bought. 

9 1976 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow 



Lot #: F177 

Chassis #: SRE23726 


Condition: 3+ 

Condition Description: Older pearl white respray 

heavy in places and cracking lightly. Chrome and 

brightwork older but well preserved. Interior nice but 

shows it was re-dyed from a darker color. Wood appears 

redone. Engine runs smoothly, a/c blows cold. 

Market Opinion: I was interested enough in this to 

fire it up. Everything checked out, and it was reasonably 

presentable. Bidding was light, and surprisingly, 

the reserve came off when interest in the room petered 

out. Very well bought. 


AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 

8 1968 Buick Electra 225 

SOLD at $10,600 


Lot#: T91 

Chassis #: 484578H342631 


Condition: 2 

Condition Description: 430-ci V8, 4-bbl, auto. Single 

repaint without issues on a highly-optioned and very 

original car. Body straight and sound with good gaps. 

Chrome, brightwork, trim and vinyl top likewise amazingly 

well preserved. Interior still near mint throughout 

and heavily optioned with a/c, Speed Alert, tilt 

wheel, and power windows. Engine compartment detailed 

to a high standard. 

Market Opinion: I found little fault with this particular 

car, and that made its low sale price strike me as odd. 

Why would one want a stripped-down 325- or 350-hp 

Chevelle 396 2-dr hard top when this was just credit 

card money This was perhaps the buy of the sale. 

10 1947 Cadillac Series 62 



Lot #: T90 

Chassis #: 8445738 


Condition: 3 

Condition Description: Original paint throughout. 

Chrome original and scratched, but with little pitting 

evident. 1960s-era white sidewall spare in trunk, 1980s 

radials on the wheels. Original interior well preserved, 

front seat covered by period seat cover. Engine compartment 

slightly crusty but original. 

Market Opinion: A nice period piece without the usual 

rust. Cars like this will always draw a crowd. This was 

a cheap way into the barn-find club, and it will also 

tour well. A good buy at the price paid. 


CARLISLE TOP 100 SALES 


AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 

Rank Lot Year Make Model Sold Price Date 

1 S150 1966 Chevrolet Corvette 427 convertible $162,750 4/21/2006 

2 S153 1959 Chevrolet Corvette convertible $126,000 4/21/2007 

3 F234 1932 Graham Model 57 $121,900 4/23/2010 

4 S156 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS6 2-dr hard top $118,650 4/21/2006 

5 S141 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-dr hard top $105,000 4/21/2007 

6 S149 1963 Chevrolet Corvette coupe $94,500 4/21/2006 

7 S201 1969 Chevrolet Camaro $84,000 4/21/2006 

8 S163 1963 Chevrolet Corvette coupe $84,000 4/21/2007 

9 579 1968 Shelby GT500 fastback $79,750 4/28/2011 

10 S176.1 1971 Dodge Challenger convertible $78,750 4/21/2006 

11 F193 1963 Chevrolet Corvette 327/340 coupe $75,260 4/23/2010 

12 S163 1962 Ford Thunderbird convertible $74,550 4/21/2006 

13 F069 1966 Chevrolet Corvette convertible $73,500 4/21/2006 


15 S110 2006 Dodge Viper $68,250 4/21/2007 

16 S201 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 fastback $67,725 4/26/2008 

17 T102 1956 Buick Super convertible $66,780 4/23/2010 

18 F207 1973 Chevrolet Corvette Custom coupe $64,660 4/23/2010 

19 565 1964 Chevrolet Corvette 327/365 Fuelie $63,250 4/28/2011 

20 F233 1949 Chrysler Town & Country $61,480 4/23/2010 

21 S173 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 2-dr hard top $61,425 4/21/2006 

22 S205 2006 Dodge Viper SRT/10 $61,425 4/26/2008 

23 S117 1968 Chevrolet Camaro coupe $60,900 4/21/2007 

24 566 1934 Cadillac Model 355-D Town coupe $60,500 4/28/2011 

25 594 1969 Shelby GT350 fastback $60,500 4/28/2011 

26 607 1968 Chevrolet Corvette convertible $59,950 4/28/2011 


28 S174 1957 Ford Thunderbird convertible $57,750 4/21/2006 


30 T38 1956 Chevrolet Corvette convertible $54,600 4/24/2009 


32 S144 1959 Mercedes-Benz 190SL $52,500 4/21/2006 


34 F106 1933 Willys Street Rod 2-dr sedan $52,500 4/26/2008 

35 569 1936 Ford Deluxe phaeton $51,700 4/28/2011 

36 S152 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS coupe $51,450 4/21/2007 

37 S131 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle convertible $50,925 4/21/2006 

38 S222 1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SL $50,925 4/21/2007 

39 F246 1969 Chevrolet Camaro convertible $50,880 4/23/2010 

40 F18 1934 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery $50,400 4/21/2007 

41 F53 1969 Oldsmobile 442 2-dr hard top $50,400 4/26/2008 

42 F206 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu $50,350 4/23/2010 


44 F209 1934 Ford Model 40 cabriolet $47,965 4/23/2010 

45 F104 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-dr hard top $47,250 4/21/2006 

46 F50 1956 Chrysler Windsor 2-dr hard top $47,250 4/21/2006 

47 F64 1932 Ford Street Rod roadster $47,250 4/26/2008 

48 T59 1959 Chevrolet Apache 3100 pickup $47,250 4/24/2009 

49 T108 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS coupe $47,250 4/24/2009 

50 F207 1968 Ford Mustang GT convertible $47,250 4/24/2009 

32 2012 SPRING CARLISLE CarlisleEvents.com 

1932 Graham Model 57 Rumble Seat — $121,900 at Carlisle Events 2010 Spring auction 

Advertiser Index 

AACA Museum .......................................................................71 

American Car Collector .......................................................75 

Auctions America by RM ................................................ 8, 43 

Ausley's Chevelle Parts ........................................................76 

Auto Body Specialties Inc. ..................................................33 

Auto Trader Classics ..............................................................11 

Aya Japanese Steakhouse ..................................................71 

BE & A Restoration Parts Inc. ................................................... 19 

Bruce Horkey’s Wood & Parts ............................................71 

Camaro Central ......................................................................31 

Cap-A-Radiator .......................................................................64 

Carlisle Events .........................................................................10 

Carlisle Events Store ............................................................... 2 

Chamberlin & Wingert Sanitary Services ......................65 

Classic Parts .............................................................................15 

Dennis Carpenter Ford Restoration Parts .....................47 

Fusick Automotive Products Inc. .....................................59 

Grundy Worldwide ................................................................23 

Gumout ................................................................................ 7, 74 

Heacock Classic ......................................................................16 

Herb’s Parts ..............................................................................27 

Hubbard Impala Parts ..........................................................67 

Hydro-E-Lectric ......................................................................51 

Invisible Glass .........................................................................57 

J.C. Taylor ..................................................................................61 

J.J. Best Banc & Co .................................................................66 

Law Offices of Bruce Shaw .................................................65 

Legendary Auto Interiors....................................................49 

Long Island Corvette Supply Inc. .....................................37 

Lutty’s Chevy Warehouse ...................................................37 

Meguiar’s .................................................................................... 6 

Mid America Motorworks ...................................................55 

Mustangs Unlimited .............................................................45 

Pennsylvania Independent Auto Dealers .....................64 

Pepsi ...........................................................................................13 

Rock Auto LLC .........................................................................17 

Sports Car Market ..................................................................73 

St. Bernard Church ................................................................71 

The Elegance at Hershey ....................................................25 

Ultimate Pedals ......................................................................66 

THIS INDEX IS PROVIDED AS A SERVICE. ADVERTISEMENTS OR CHANGES IN AD 

PLACEMENT THAT TAKE PLACE AFTER DEADLINE MIGHT NOT BE REFLECTED IN 

THIS INDEX. 


CARLISLE TOP 100 SALES 


AMERICAN 

CAR COLLECTOR 

LIVE ENGINE COMPETITION 

1969 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible — $42,000 at Carlisle Events 2008 Spring auction 

Rank Lot Year Make Model Sold Price Date 

51 F201 1969 Chevrolet Camaro coupe $46,640 4/23/2010 

52 S231 1936 Ford Street Rod $44,625 4/21/2006 

53 547 1956 Buick Special convertible $43,450 4/28/2011 

54 603 1958 Chevrolet Corvette convertible $42,900 4/28/2011 

55 S240 1953 Cadillac Series 62 convertible $42,000 4/21/2006 

56 S127 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle $42,000 4/21/2006 

57 S175.4 1971 Dodge Charger R/T 2-dr hard top $42,000 4/21/2006 

58 F49 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS $42,000 4/21/2007 

59 F24 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428 CJ fastback $42,000 4/26/2008 

60 S228 1969 Oldsmobile 442 convertible $42,000 4/26/2008 

61 S123 1968 Chevrolet Camaro convertible $41,475 4/21/2006 

62 541 1969 Chevrolet Camaro convertible $41,250 4/28/2011 

63 F16 1964 Chevrolet Corvette $40,950 4/21/2007 

64 365 1967 Land Rover Series IIa $40,700 4/28/2011 

65 F208 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS $40,280 4/23/2010 

66 553 1923 Cadillac Victoria $40,150 4/28/2011 

67 S175.3 1969 Dodge Coronet 2-dr hard top $39,900 4/21/2006 

68 S214 1941 Willys Street Rod coupe $39,900 4/26/2008 

69 S182 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle convertible $39,375 4/26/2008 

70 S224 1969 Pontiac GTO 2-dr hard top $38,850 4/26/2008 

71 F164 1960 MG A coupe $38,850 4/24/2009 

72 T66 1967 Ford Mustang fastback $38,690 4/23/2010 

73 153 1970 Chevrolet Corvette LT1 coupe $38,500 4/28/2011 

74 F40 1965 Ford Mustang coupe $37,800 4/26/2008 

75 F18 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 2-dr hard top $37,800 4/26/2008 

76 155 1972 Oldsmobile 442 convertible $37,400 4/28/2011 

77 S9 1957 Chevrolet Nomad wagon $37,365 4/23/2010 

78 355 1960 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Holiday 2-dr hard top $37,125 4/28/2011 

79 556 1940 Ford Custom Pickup $36,850 4/28/2011 

80 614 1973 Plymouth ’Cuda 2-dr hard top $36,850 4/28/2011 

81 S242 1962 Plymouth Fury 2-dr hard top $36,750 4/21/2006 

82 F69 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 2-dr hard top $36,750 4/21/2007 

83 S217 1971 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 2-dr hard top $36,750 4/26/2008 

84 S167 1975 Chevrolet Camaro coupe $36,750 4/26/2008 

85 F208 1931 Ford Model A Deluxe roadster $36,750 4/24/2009 

86 T16 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 2-dr hard top $36,750 4/24/2009 

87 T105 1968 Plymouth GTX 2-dr hard top $36,750 4/24/2009 

88 T89 1964 Chevrolet Corvette 327/365 coupe $36,570 4/23/2010 


90 S198 1958 Lincoln Continental Mark III $36,488 4/21/2007 

91 551 1960 MG A 1600 roadster $36,300 4/28/2011 

92 F085 1968 Chevrolet Impala 2-dr hard top $36,225 4/21/2006 

93 S115 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 $35,700 4/21/2007 

94 F199 1969 Chevrolet Corvette 350/350 convertible $35,700 4/24/2009 

95 F037 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 fastback $35,175 4/21/2006 

96 T40 1985 Shelby Cobra replica roadster $34,980 4/23/2010 

97 S189 1965 Chevrolet Corvette $34,650 4/21/2006 

98 F174 2007 Ford Mustang GT convertible $34,650 4/24/2009 

99 389 1957 Ford Thunderbird convertible $34,650 4/28/2011 

100 T50 1956 Chevrolet 3100 pickup $34,450 4/23/2010 

2012 NORTHEAST COMPETITION 

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow is a high-school-level 

engine build competition. Students compete for 

time and accuracy as they tear down an engine and 

rebuild it. Schools in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast 

regions are eligible to compete in the regional battle. 

Finals for each regional winner are held during the 

2012 SEMA show in Las Vegas. This is a great program 

with a lot of automotive industry support. 

Over one million dollars in scholarship money was 

made available in 2011, including money simply for 

participating. Visit hotroddersoftomorrow.com for 

more information. 

At the 2011 SEMA Finals, the University of Northwest 

Ohio, the School of Automotive Machinists and 

the Ohio Technical College teamed up to offer nearly 

$1,000,000 in scholarship money, with $10,000 going 

to each student on the first place team. 

Finals Financial Breakdown 

1st Place – $10,000 per student 

2nd Place – $9,000 per student 

3rd Place – $8,000 per student 

4th Place – $7,000 per student 

5th Place – $6,000 per student 

6th – 10th Place - $5,000 per student 

The teams competing on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT THE 

STAGE are: Burton Center for Arts & Tech - Salem, VA; 

Cumberland Perry AVTS - Mechanicsburg, PA; Fauquier 

High School - Warrenton, VA; Franklin County Career 

& Tech Center - Chambersburg, PA; and York County 

School of Technology - York, PA. 


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134 172 

139 162 

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196 234 

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119 157 

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CA 

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203 

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173 211 

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201 

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PARTNERS ON THE MIDWAY 

ADAMS PREMIUM CAR CARE PRODUCTS 

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ARMO NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE 

AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP INC. 

AUTOTRADER CLASSICS (NO DISPLAY) 

AXION POWER BATTERY MFG., INC. 

BIG TONY’S CHEVELLESRUS 

BILLET SPECIALTIES, INC. (GATE 3) 

BLACK MAGIC APPEARANCE PRODUCTS 

BMR SUSPENSION 

BRANDEDMOJO.COM 

COMP PERFORMANCE GROUP 

CPI TRUCK 

DANCHUK MANUFACTURING 

DISTINCTIVE INDUSTRIES 

ADDITIVES 

GUMOUT PERFORMANCE 

PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 

ENGINE TREATMENT & 

DETAILING SUPPLIES 

MORE THAN TIRES 

GATE 2 

TIRES, WHEELS, GREEN 

FILTER, RED LINE OIL, 

STABIL, GROUND FORCE 

AIR CLEANERS 

PODELL FUEL INJECTION 

SPEC, JACK 

J 26-29 

57-65 CORVETTE FI UNITS 

DISTS & PARTS 

AIR CONDITIONERS 

ENVIRO-SAFE 

REFRIGERANTS 

M 40 

134A R12 FREON 

REPLACEMENTS 

717-422-4646 

MINK, DANNY 

NF 53-58 

VINTAGE AIR 

CONDITIONING FOR 

MOST CARS 

NOSTALGIC AIR PARTS 

MIDWAY 

AIR AND HEATING 

SYSTEMS, SPECIALIZING 

IN CLASSIC CARS 

ALTERNATORS/ 

GENERATORS 

MINK, DANNY 

NF 53-58 

CHROME ONE WIRE & 

THREE WIRE ALTERNATOR 

AMC 

LEGENDARY AUTO 

INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 

INTERIOR & SUPPLIES 

METRO MOULDED PARTS 

NU 20-25 

WEATHER STRIPPING/ 

RUBBER PRODUCTS 

APPRAISALS 

AUTO APPRAISAL 

GROUP 

MIDWAY 

C.A.R.S. CLASSIC AUTO 

APPRAISALS 

X 6 

carsappraisals@yahoo. 

com 631-346-8953 

JESSERS CLASSIC KEYS 

L 68-76 

CERTIFIED APPRAISAL @ 

SHOW 201-289-7082 

LANDRY, GERARD 

CC 146 

LANDRY CLASSIC MOTOR 

CARS 

ART & PHOTOGRAPHY 

AUTOMOTIVE MEMORIES 

BY DEAN 

NA 35-36 

AUTOMOTIVE 

PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART 

FLASH CARDS INC 

BT 52-53, K 73-74 

CUSTOMIZED 

SHOWBOARDS & 

ART WORK 

MCCRARY, DAN 

BZ 8 

AUTOMOTIVE ART ORIG 

WATER COL & PRINTS 

ESCA BLAST 

FAIRFIELD DODGE 

FLAMING RIVER INDUSTRIES, INC. 

GEIGER INDUSTRIES, LLC 

GORBEL INC. 

GREG SMITH EQUIPMENT 

GUMOUT PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS 

HAULMARK INDUSTRIES 

HEACOCK CLASSIC 

ITW GLOBAL BRANDS 

J W ROD GARAGE 

KEISLER ENGINEERING 

LIBERATOR PERFORMANCE 

MARCH PERFORMANCE 

MARTZ CHASSIS ENGINEERING 

MCDERMOTT, JIM 

BZ 9-10, G 129 

MAC’S ART & 

AUTOMOTIVE 

COLLECTIBLES 

AUTOMOBILIA 

ANDERSON’S 

IE 75-77 

DIFFENDARFER, NANCY 

IK 74-76 

FRANKLIN DANBURY 

MINT TEXACO HESS ERTLE 

FABBRICOTTI, JOE 

N 128-129 

AUTO RELATED 

MEMORABILIA AND TOYS 

FREY, BRYCE 

NZ 2 

MANUAL/PARTS FOR 

CARS I NO LONGER OWN 

HIGGINS JR, EARL 

NB 27-29, NB 33-34 

SPECIALIZING IN DEALER 

COLLECTIBLES 

KRISS, TERRY 

P 212-216 

30 YEARS OF SELLING 

COLLECTOR CAR PARTS & 

MEMORABILIA 

MACINTYRE CHEVROLET 

CD 12-16 

AUTOMOBILE DEALER 

NEW & USED 

ODYSSEY PEWTER AND 

GIFTS 

NN 51-55 

MAGS, BOOKS, PARTS; 

NEW, USED & VINTAGE 

OLDS, ROBERT A 

NA 47-48 

50 CASES OF SMALLS, 

SIGNS 

MEGUIAR’S 

MID AMERICA AUTO LIFTS INC. 

MORE THAN TIRES (GATE 2) 

MR. MOTORSPORTS 

NOSTALGIC AIR PARTS 

PASSPORT TRANSPORT (EXPO CENTER) 

PERFORMANCE AUTOMATIC 

PETTY’S GARAGE 

PPG INDUSTRIES 

ROCKAUTO.COM (NO DISPLAY) 

SUNDANCE VACATIONS SPEEDWAY 

TNT ENGINEERING 

TRAILEX INC. 

UMI PERFORMANCE, INC 

WIZARD COOLING 

WOODWARD FABRICATIONS (ALSO @ BT) 

R & K AIR 

F 107-110 

AIR METER REPAIR & 

RESTORATION 

610-255-0469 

SOYKE, EDWARD 

O 46-48 

SIGNS TOYS OIL CANS 

CLOCKS 

WENTKER, BERNIE 

M 116-119 

AXLES/BEARINGS/GEARS 

STRAIT, ROBERT 

IB 87-89 

GREASE & OIL SEALS, 

WHEEL BEARINGS 

BATTERIES/BOXES/CABLES 

AXION POWER BATTERY 

MFG. INC 

MIDWAY 

BELTS 

QUANTA PRODUCTS LLC 

L 99-104, M 104-105 

LICENSED FAN BELTS 

800-235-8788 

SNAPPIN TURTLE TIE 

DOWN 

L 83-87 

CLASSIC SEAT BELTS 2PT, 

3PT & RETRACTABLE 

BICYCLES 

KENNEDY, HAROLD L 

P 92-94 

BICYCLES AND CARS!! 


GIFTS 

NN 51-55 

USED BICYCLES, GO 

CARTS, SCOOTERS, PARTS 

BODY PARTS & PANELS 

CARS INC/CHEVY 

A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 

53-76 CHEVY PARTS 

1800CARSINC.COM 

ROLLING STEEL BODY 

PARTS 

G 12-17 

US MADE CAR, TRUCK 

AND VAN; 216-299-7612 

BOOKS & MANUALS 

BOOK GUY, THE 

IL 90 

CAR, TRUCK, 

MOTORCYCLE BOOKS 

1900 TO NOW 

FARNELL, ROBERT 

NG 33, NH 32-33 

BACK ISSUE MAGAZINES 

oldcarmagazines.com 

HIVNOR, LARRY 

NC 4-6 

740-439-1621 

CHEVROLET, GM CARS, 

CHRYSLER 

MIDLIFE CLASSIC CARS 

M 54-57 

AMERICAN FOREIGN 

midlifeclassiccars.com 

POPIEL, DAVE 

II 95-100 

SHOP OWNERS, PARTS, & 

SALES MANUALS - 

BUY SELL 

ROTH, BRUCE 

L 171-173, P 198-205 

BOOKS rothautobooks. 

com 888-840-5116 

40 2012 SPRING CARLISLE CarlisleEvents.com CarlisleEvents.com 2012 SPRING CARLISLE 41 

BRAKES/KITS 

AUTO CITY CLASSIC 

B 42-50 

BRAKE KITS & PARTS-GM- 

FORD & CHRYSLER 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

IM 42-47 

MASTER CYLS + WH + MC 

KITS REBUILDING SVC 


IB 87-89 

WHEEL, MASTER 

CYLINDERS, REPAIR KITS, 

HOSE 

WHITE POST 

RESTORATION 

BZ 7 

info@whitepost.com 

BRITISH 

BRITISH MILES 

F 102-104 

BRITISH CAR PARTS & 

ACCESSORIES 

BUICK 

AUTO BODY SPECIALTIES 

NI 61-67 

1964-72 BUICK PARTS 

888-277-1960 CALL 

BAKER, EDWARD 

N 158-159 

1937-1975 NOS 

GENES BUICK PARTS 

N 7-11 

64-72 SKYLARK & GS & 

MORE 717-632-5968 

HAMPE, RICK 

CC 336-338 

1969 SKYLARK CONV 

RESTORED 

L E S AUTO PARTS LLC 

P 122-125 

NOS AND REPRODUCTION 

1950-1990 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 



NU 20-25 



OWNEY, DELL 

CC 212 

REAL MATCHING 

NUMBERS, GS 350 


PARTS 

G 12-17 

US MADE SKYLARK QTRS 

68-72; 216-299-7612 

BUMPERS 

MIKE DRAGO 

CHEVROLET PARTS 

I 44-46 

55-57 CHEVROLET 

BUMPERS 610-759-0593 

TRI-CITY PLATING 

IN 72-77, IO 62-70 

SHOW QUALITY 

CHROMING FOR 

BUMPERS + GDS 

CADILLAC 

GORDON, JERRY 

IB 45 

CADILLAC IGNITION & 

FUEL SUPPLY PARTS 

SALOMONE, BILL 

A 100 

83 CPE DEVILLE PATRIOT 

EDITION 23, 000 MI 

CAR COVERS 

TIG LTD/COVER-UP 

ENTERPRS 

M 187-188 

CUSTOM CAR, TRUCK, 

CYCLE, SUV 800-268-3757 

CARBURETORS & SUPPLIES 

AUTO CITY 

CARBURETORS INC 

J 176-180 

ALL MAKES OF 

CARBURETOR SETS/ 

MANIFOLDS 

LARRY ISGRO 

CARBURETORS INC 

IL 72-74 

CARBURETORS, KITS, 

PARTS, CORES 

MANTEGNA, CARL 

BZ 26-29 

BRASS CARBURETORS 

ONLY STANDS + RRACKS 

MINK, DANNY 

NF 53-58 

EDELBROCK HOLLY 

CARBS AND INTAKES 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

IM 42-47 

CABR + REBUILD KITS + 

REBUILDING SERVICE 

SOUTH STATE SPEED 

SHOP 

M 123-125, 

N 122-126 

CARBS-FUEL SYSTEMS 

201-498-1555 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 38-40 

NEW, REBUILT, CARBS, 

KITS, LINKAGE, CHOKE 

CHEVROLET 

BIESIADA, BERNARD & 

ARLENE 

B 26-27, CB 67 

1940-1960 PARTS 

BOW TIE 

REPRODUCTIONS 

NB 7-8 

29-32 SHEETMETAL PARTS 

ACCESSORIES TRIM 

BUTTON, GARY 

M 34-38 


PARTS 


A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 

RESTORATION PARTS 


CHESTNUT, E 

X 13-18 

PRE 1980 CHEV PARTS & 

MOTORCYLES & PARTS 

CICIONI, DINO 

Q 1-3 

1955-6-7 CHEVY CARS & 

PARTS BUY-SELL-TRADE 

CLASSIC CHEVY OF 

GREENVILLE 

NC 1-2, ND 1-2 

55 - 57 CHEVY PARTS 

COSTANTINO, JOSEPH & 

STEPHANIE 

H 68-69 

BRAND NEW STEERING 

WHEELS CAN FIT MOST 

DANCHUK 

MANUFACTURING 

MIDWAY 

1955-56-57 CLASSIC 

CHEVY PARTS 

DEFABRIZIO, RICHARD 

H 15-21 

CHEVROLET NOS PARTS 

FIES, HARRY L 

CA 76-77, G 96-100 

FRANCOIS, DEAN 

NX 8-9, NY 8 

1933-1938 PARTS 

GARY’S CHEVY PARTS 

G 38-40 

55-57 PARTS, NEW, USED, 

ORIGINAL; 989-697-3919 

HARMONS INC 

Q 85-92 


HELSEL, RODGER D 

NL 64-66 

1957 PARTS 

HUBBARDS IMPALA 

PARTS INC 

O 145-147, 

P 164-170, R 51-52 

IMPALA PARTS 

I & I REPRODUCTIONS 

IG 86-89 

1929-54 CHEV REPRO 

RUBBER CHROME PARTS 

KELLOGG, ARTHUR 

IJ 15-17 


USED PARTS 


P 122-125 


1950-1990 

LEE, TERRY 

P 91 

MISCELLANEOUS 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 


MCCLURE, W B 

NR 50-51 

57 CHEVY & 56-62 

CORVETTE PARTS 

MERCURI, MARK 

IE 41-42 

CHEVY PARTS 55-72 

MOSTLY 62 IMPALA & SS 


NU 20-25 



MIKE DRAGO 

CHEVROLET PARTS 

I 44-46 

1955-57 BUMPERS, 

REPRO, NOS 

610-759-0593 

MIKES MONTES 

NK 23-26 

MONTE CARLO, 

EL CAMINO PARTS 

NIFTY FIFTIES 

Q 4-6 

49-57 CHEVY NEW AND 

USED 

OL’ 55 CHEVY PARTS 

CA 44, K 8-11 

COMPLETE 55-57 

INVENTORY OUR 

SPECIALTY 

PAVLOV, JOHN 

IH 33-36 

NOS CHEV CHEVELLE 

NOVA CORVAIR CAMARO 

PINKUS, FRANK 

I 68-69, J 66-67,69-71 


SPEC, JACK 

J 26-29 


DISTS & PARTS 

REED, GILBERT 

N 94-97 

CHEVY TOYS 

MISCELLANEOUS 

REILAND, JEFF 

IM 80-81 

ENGINE PARTS 

RETTBERG, IVAN 

NS 41-43 

55-57 CHEV 68-91 

CAMARO USED PARTS 

ROCKS ANTIQUE AUTOS 

ID 53-56 

ASSORTED CHEVY PARTS, 

1955-56-57 

RUBRIGHT, HAROLD 

NF 4-5 

STOCK HI PERFORMANCE 

ENGINE BODY PARTS 

STONE, GERALD 

NJ 43 

STONE’S AUTO SERVICE 

WESTMAN, WARREN 

N 27 

ZATTA, FRANK C 

IA 101-103 

55-57 PARTS - OIL CANS, 

LIGHT BULBS 

CHEVROLET CAMARO 


NI 61-67 

1967-PRESENT CAMARO 

SHEET METAL 


A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 



GROUND UP, INC 

J 195 

KOZEL AUTO PARTS INC 

K 47-48 

1970-1981 PARTS NEW 

AND USED 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 



NU 20-25 



RETRO-ELECTRO 

K 134 

RS ELECTRONIC 

HEADLIGHT CONVERSION 

KITS 

VAN NESS, JIM 

NQ 29-30 

1967-1970 ALL PARTS 

WEST, BRYAN 

R 27-28 

67-69 PARTS NEW AND 

USED 

CHEVROLET CHEVELLE/ 

MALIBU 


NI 61-67 

1964-83 CHEVELLE PARTS 

CALL 888-277-1960 

BIG TONY’S 

CHEVELLES R US 

MIDWAY 


A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 



CASTO, JOHN 

CC 490 

1969 CHEVELLE SS. 

REBUILT W/500 MILES 

DATED COMPONENTS 

NH 14 

GM PARTS DATED NOS 

USED 

DELBUONO, ANTHONY 

NP 46-49 

MONTE CARLO AND 

CORVETTE PARTS 


J 195 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 


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VENDORS 


NU 20-25 



TERRYS USED CARS 

H 76-81 

55 & UP CARS & PARTS, 

WHEELS, HOODS, 

EMBLEMS 

CHEVROLET CORVAIR 

TAYLOR, WILLIAM A 

L 193 

PARTS FOR SALE 

CHEVROLET CORVETTE 

BONENBLUST, COLETTE D 

H 70, H 85-86 

SPECIALIZING 63-82 AND 

NEWER PARTS 

BUECHS, MARK 

I 83-84 

1963-1972 ALL KINDS OF 

PARTS 

CORVETTE AMERICA 

J 22-24 

CORVETTE INTERIORS 

PARTS & WHEELS 

CORVETTE WORLD 

H 112-115 

RESTORATION PARTS AND 

ACCESSORIES 

DEGREGORY, JOHN 

L 90-92 

FUEL INJECT 57-65 

RESTORATION, PARTS 

CATALOG 

EDDIE WASS VETTES & 

4-SPEEDS 

J 4-8 

USED PARTS REBUILT 

4-SPEEDS 610-566-7107 

JOY RIDES 

IK 35 

CORVETTE AND OTHER 

GM PARTS 


NU 20-25 




SPEC, JACK 

J 26-29 


DISTS & PARTS 

RETRO-ELECTRO 

K 134 

VACUUM TO ELECTRONIC 

HEADLIGHT KITS 

CHEVROLET NOVA/CHEVY II 


NI 61-67 

1962-UP NOVA PARTS 

AUTOBODYSPECIALT.COM 


A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 



CHEVY 2 ONLY 

J 34-38 

CHEVY AND NOVA PARTS 

1-502-239-8487 


J 195 

J W NOVA PARTS 

IH 117-119, II 113- 

117, NM 49-50, NN 

49-50, O 116-128 

NOVA RESTORATION 

PARTS 


NU 20-25 



TOMS NOVAS ETC 

NY 1-2, NY 4 

62-67 NOVA PARTS 

MOSTLY USED SOME NEW 

CHEVROLET TRUCKS 


NI 61-67 

1950-PRESENT 



A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 



CPI TRUCK 

MIDWAY 

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 

PARTS FOR 1947-72 

GEARY, JOHN 

O 156-157 

55-58 CHEVY TRUCK 

PARTS CAMEO PARTS 

MAGARO AUTO SALES 

IG 47 

CHEVY PARTS S10 AND 

TRUCK PARTS 


PARTS 

G 12-17 

US MADE 60-PRESENT 

PANELS; 216-299-7612 

CHROME PLATING 

ADVANCED CUSTOM 

CHROME 

I 55 

CHROME BUMPERS 

POTMETAL SPECIALISTS 

LIBRANDIS PLATING 

L 7-10 

SPECIALIZING IN 

REPLATING CLASSIC/ 

ANTIQUE CAR PARTS 

NU-CHROME 

K 68 

NU-CHROME.COM 

800-956-0005 

QUAL-KROM-GRT LAKES 

PLANT 

K 23-24 

WWW.QUALKROM.COM 

CHRYSLER 


NI 61-67 

1950-PRESENT MANY 

NEW PARTS & AMD 

METAL 

KESEL, HARRY 

NC 7, ND 6-7 

NOS & USED PARTS 

CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 



MIDWAY 

SCHEIDLERS AUTO 

WRECKING 

NM 38-40 

USED MOPAR PARTS 

SPIEGEL, EDWIN & 

DARLENE 

D 23-26 

HUGE SUPPLY NOS PARTS 

1936-1970 


DARLENE 

D 23-26 

NOS PARTS 

STRAUB, ROBERT 

C 69 

MOPAR PARTS 

CLOCKS 

D & M RESTORATION 

BT 35, E 135 

CLOCK RESTORATION 

dandmrstoration.com 

FORSYTH RESTORATIONS 

OLE DOC CLOCK 

IE 28-29 

CLOCKS & RADIOS 


NA 47-48 

50 CASES OF SMALLS, 

SIGNS 

SHEPHERD, BILL 

NT 18-20 

AUTOMOTIVE RELATED 

CLOTHING & HATS 

C & W TEES 

II 38 

CWTEES CLOTHING AND 

HATS 

MARSDENS AIRBRUSH 

DESIGNS 

IO 21-24 

AIRBRUSHED SHIRTS, 

LICENSE PLATES, HATS 

MIKES SURPLUS 

IB 94-97 

ROLES AUTO SALVAGE 

NN 21-23 

USED WORK CLOTHING/ 

ASSORTED AUTO PARTS 

CLUBS 

65-66 FULL SIZE CHEV 

CLUB 

IK 87-91 

1965-66 FULLSIZE CHEVY 

CLUB/www.fscc.com 


L 68-76 

CERTIFIED APPRAISAL @ 

SHOW 201-289-7082 

PERFORMANCE FORD 

CLUB PA 

M 181-182 

CLUB PROMOTION FOR 

CAR SHOW 

COBRA 

BRANDA PERFORMANCE 

B 55-57, C 61-66 

TONY D BRANDA COBRA/ 

SHELBY PARTS 

CONVERTIBLE PARTS 

FIRST PLACE AUTO LLC 

I 47-49 

RAGGTOPP CONVERTIBLE 

PRODUCTS 

HYDRO-E-LECTRIC 

E 31 

1946 + US CARS POWER 

TOP & WINDOW PARTS 

CUSHMAN 

DENNIS CARPENTER 

FORD RESTORATION 

PARTS 

D 34-48, 56-57, E 29- 

30, 39-50, 58-59 

FENDERS WHEELS 

ACCESSORIES SEAT 

LIGHTS 

DECALS & GRAPHICS 

BLEILS NOSTALGIA 

DECALS 

A 108, BY 12-13 

RESTORATION & 

NOSTALGIA DECAL 

724-622-0846 

BRADISH, GEORGE 

L 93-95 

DECALS FORD, 

FERGUSON, DEARBORN, 

IH, AC, ETC 

GERBER, RONALD 

BT 57, CA 238-239 

NOS DECALS TRAVEL AND 

STATES 

OSBORN, JIM 

REPRODUCTIONS 

L 119-123 

LARGE SUPPLY AUTO/ 

TRUCK DECALS 

AMERICAN 

DESOTO 


DARLENE 

D 23-26 

HUGE SUPPLY OF NOS 

PARTS 1936-1970 

DIECAST 

ALLEN, THOMAS 

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MIDDLETOWN AUTOX- 

CHANGE 717-944-2886 

ROBINSON, DEAN 

H 88-89 

AUTO PARTS LOW COST 

ROBSON, JAMES 

CC 48 

CAR CORRAL 

ROY, ROBERT 

IC 27-29 

CAR PARTS, OIL CANS, 

SIGNS 

SELMESKI, DAVID 

IA 41-42 

MISCELLANEOUS 

ANTIQUE CAR PARTS 

SHEPHERD, J FRANK 

IC 61 

PARTS FOR FLAT HEAD V8 

FORD ENGINE 

SHINDLEDECKER, 

KERMIT 

IO 12-13 

MISCELLANEOUS 

AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 

SNYDER, KEN 

NK 60-65, NL 62-63 

NK 60 - NK 65; MISC AUTO 

PARTS 

SOFRANKO, MIKE 

II 15-16 

SORBER JR, CHARLES 

IH 6-8 

FENDER SKIRTS & 

OUTSIDE SUNVISORS 

STROM, ROGER 

NC 22 

SULLIVAN, DAN 

J 214-215 

AUTO SALES 

SUNDANCE VACATIONS 

SPEEDWAY 

MIDWAY 

THOMPSON, CHESTER 

P 1 

TO MANY PARTS TO 

DESCRIBE - GOOD STUFF 

TONY MILEY AUTOBODY 

NV 25-30 

CARS AND TRUCKS FOR 

SALE AND MISC PARTS 

UNCAPHER, DAVID 

IJ 71-73 

BODY & MECHANICAL 

PARTS CHEVY DODGE 

TRUCK 

WHITE POST 

RESTORATION 

BZ 7 

info@whitepost.com 

WINTERS DRILL BIT CITY 

IA 43-47 



WOLFE TIRE 

H 45-46 

CHEVROLET & FORD 

USED CAR PARTS 

WORMS STREET RODS 

& CUST 

NI 11-14 

WE BUILD VINTAGE RACE 

CAR CHASSIS 

MISCELLANEOUS 

NON-AUTOMOTIVE 

BRANDED MOJO.COM 

MIDWAY 

OFFICIALLY LICENSED 

PRODUCTS FOR 

MAN CAVES, BARS, 

GAME ROOMS AND 

WORKSHOPS 


BZ 26-29 

POSTERS, PRINTS, RACE 

CAR, STOCK CARS 

ORRIS, ARIETTA 

NA 154-155 

CERAMICS 

MODELS & MINIATURES 

DIFFENDARFER, NANCY 

IK 74-76 

FRANKLIN DANBURY 

MINT TEXACO HESS ERTLE 

FAIRLANE ASSOCIATES 

IJ 30-32 

PROMO CARS AND 

MODELS, AUTO PARTS 

HOBBY EXPRESS INC 

B 65, BY 1-2 

DIE CAST PLASTIC 

MODELS SLOT CARS R/C 

HOYT, PETER 

BT 40-41 

ALL MAKES OF DEALER 

PROMO MODELS 1949-PR 

MOTOR DELUX 

MEMORABILIA 

J 58-60 

LITERATURE, MANUALS, 

ADS, MODELS & 

MINIATURES 


X 1-5 


MUSTANG PARTS 

MOTORCYCLES 

ANDERSON, EDDIE 

K 215-216 

MOTORBIKES, SCOOTERS, 

HELMETS, ATV, PARTS 

BRILLA, DENNIS 

NH 34-35 

BUY SELL TRADE BIKES, 

PARTS, MEMORIBILIA 

BRILLA, DENNIS 

NH 34-35 

BUY SELL TRADE VINTAGE 

HARLEY INDIAN 

GABRIEL, WILLIAM 

O 152-155 

HELMETS, PARTS, 

SUNGLASSES, BARGAINS 

HUBBARD, ROGER 

ID 32-34 

USEED AND FIBERGLASS 

PARTS 

MUSIC & MOVIES 

T H BROWN GARAGE 

N 145-146 

PLAYERS, RECORDS, 8 

TRX, CASSETTES & MORE 

OLDSMOBILE 


NI 61-67 

1966-UP SHEETMETAL 


E & G AUTOMOTIVE 

T 9-11 

NOS USED PARTS 

1950-1975 401-573-6361 

FOCHI, ED 

IE 20-22 

CUTLASS 442 OEMPARTS 

W30 NOS 201-417-3596 

GONET, JEFFREY 

IK 92 

68-72 PARTS FOR OLDS, 

GM & CHEVELLES 

FUSICK AUTOMOTIVE 

PRODUCTS, INC 

N 160-165 

1935-77 OLDSMOBILE 


HIGGINS, FRANK 

II 94 

1972 CUTLASS 51, 000 

ORI MILES FROM FL 


P 122-125 


1950-1990 

L T CLASSIC AUTO PARTS 

NA 182-185 

442 BUMPERS, OAI HOOD, 

SHEET METAL + MORE 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 



NU 20-25 



MILLS, HARRY 

H 95-98 

PARTS 37-87 NOS + USED 

OLDSMOBILE RANCH 

NB 38-39 

PARTS, LITERATURE AND 

WALL CLOCKS 


PARTS 

G 12-17 

US MADE CUTLASS 

QUARTERS 68-72 ; 

216-299-7612 

PACKARD 

STOLTZFUS, ROBERT 

BT 78 

PARTS NEW & USED 40-56 

717-426-1446 

PAINT & SUPPLIES 

BRANDEN ENTERPRISES 

P 109-110 

CUSTOM DETAIL PAINTS 

FOR RESTORATION 


L 68-76 

POR-15 PAINT PRODUCTS 

& KITS AT THE SHOW 

KBS COATINGS 

ID 73-76 

RUST PREVENTIVE PAINT 

& SUPPLIES 


NA 182-185 

EASTWOOD PAINTS RUST 

TREATMENTS 

L T W COMPANY 

IL 36-39 

PAINT 

PPG INDUSTRIES 

MIDWAY 

AUTOMOTIVE PAINT 

SURFACES 

PEDAL CARS 


BZ 26-29 

LARGE LOT OF PHOTOS 

PLYMOUTH 


NI 61-67 

CAR SHEET METAL MANY 

NEW PARTS 

HAMPE, RICK 

CC 336-338 

1968 ROADRUNNER 

(CLONE) RESTORED!! 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 



NU 20-25 




MIDWAY 


DARLENE 

D 23-26 

MASSIVE INVENTORY OF 

1936-1970 NOS PARTS 

WOLFGANG, DON 

NT 23-25 

NOS & USED MOPAR 68- 

74 PARTS INC DODGE 

PONTIAC 

AMES PERFORMANCE 

ENG 

P 11-17 

55-81 RESTORATION 

PARTS 800-421-2637 

DECKER, PAUL 

F 70-72 

NOS PONTIAC PARTS 

30’s-70’s BUMPERS 

KLIMCZAK, JOHN 

NQ 42-43 


P 122-125 


1950-1990 


NU 20-25 



PONTIAC FIREBIRD 


ENG 

P 11-17 

67-81 FIREBIRD REST 

PARTS 800-421-2637 


NI 61-67 

1967-UP SHEET METAL 

888-277-1960 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 


PERFORMANCE YEARS 

P 171-179 

1967-1981 PONTIAC 

TRANS AM & FIREBIRD 

PONTIAC GTO 


ENG 

P 11-17 

64-77 GTP/LEMANS/ 

TEMPEST 800-421-2637 


NI 61-67 

1964-UP SHEET METAL 

888-277-1960 


NA 182-185 

GTO BUMPERS, SHEET 

METAL, INTERIORS + 

MORE 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 


NEW GTO 

NH 58-61 

NOS GTO PARTS, 

RESTORED USED 

PONTIAC 


P 171-179 

1955-1981 PONTIAC 


RETRO-ELECTRO 

K 134 


HIDEAWAY HEADLIGHTS 

PONTIAC TRANS AM 


ENG 

P 11-17 

67-81 TRANS AM RESTO 

PARTS 800-421-2637 

BOLDOSSER, DENNIS 

K 42-43 

1970-1981 TRANS AM 

PARTS 


INTERIORS 

NO 10-12, NP 7-17 



P 171-179 

1967-1981 PONTIAC 

TRANS AM & FIREBIRD 

RADIATORS/SHELLS/HOSES 

ALBERT, VICTOR 

NE 48-49 

ALL NAMES ADN MODELS 

OF RADIATORS 


B 42-50 

HIGH EFFICENCY ALUM 

RADIATORS-GM & FORD 


L 99-104, M 104-105 

NEW RADIATORS 

800-235-8788 

WIZARD COOLING 

MIDWAY 

CUSTOM PERFORMANCE 

RADIATORS & COOLING 

PACKAGES 

RADIOS/SPEAKERS 


BT 35, E 135 

RADIO RESTORATION 



BT 35, E 135 

WIPER MOTOR REPAIR 


DUNCAN, PAUL 

N 191-192 

SIZE MATCHED ONLINE 

EXACTLY 3 1/2-12 

FORSYTH RESTORATIONS 

OLE DOC CLOCK 

IE 28-29 

RADIOS & CLOCKS 


NA 182-185 

CLASSIC CAR STERO 

CUSTOM AUTO SOUND 

MIKE HAGAN ANTIQUE 

AUTO RADIO REPAIR 

F 115-117, G 118 

RADIO RESTORATIONS & 

FM CONVERSIONS 

OLSON JR, ROBERT 

P 154-156 

1960-70’S VINTAGE 

RADIOS AND RADIO 

PARTS 

RETRO RADIO 

RESTORATION 

IM 37-41 

CONVERT OR RESTORE 

CAR RADIOS, 1932-1982 

VANDENBERGEN, 

DENNIS 

BT 62-67, E 126 

AUTHORIZED CUSTOM 

AUTO SOUND DEALER 

RESTORATION SERVICES 

WW MOTOR CARS & 

PARTS INC 

CC 149, II 4-14,32 

TOP QUALITY 

RESTORATIONS 

540-896-8243 

RUBBER PARTS 



PARTS 

D 34-48, 56-57, E 29- 

30, 39-50, 58-59 

FORD DOOR SEALS BODY 

MOUNTS TRUNK SEALS 

DOHERTY, DAVE 

G 18-19 

705-527-6871 

STEELE RUBBER 

PRODUCTS 

IJ 94-101 

800-544-8665 

SANDBLASTING SUPPLIES 

ESCA BLAST 

MIDWAY 

SAND & SODA BLASTING 

EQUIP. AND SUPPLIES 




VENDORS 

VENDORS 

TIP SHOW SALES INC 

O 1-8 

PH 1-800-321-9260 WEB 

WWW.TPTOOLS.COM 

SIGNS 

ANTIQUE AUTO SALES 

N 106-107, 

O 108-109 

AUTOMOTIVE 


L 93-95 

FARM, AUTO, TRUCK, 

GAS & OIL, COCA COLA 

& MORE 

M R ENTERPRISES 

BR 5-10, IC 15 

LARGEST SELECTION OF 

REPRO METAL SIGNS 


BZ 26-29 

CARLISLE + HERSHEY 

SIGNS + OTHERS 


NA 47-48 

NEON, CLOCK 

PERSZYK, DANN 

N 88-89 

VINTAGE ADVERTISING 

POWERS, ROY 

IG 48-54 

STAFFIN, ALAN 

BY 6-8 

AUTOMOTIVE SIGNS 

TOMS NOVAS ETC 

NY 1-2, NY 4 

SIGNS-OLD-GARAGE = 

EQUIP-TIRE-MACHINES 

SPEEDOMETERS/CABLES 


BT 35, E 135 

SPEEDO/TACH REPAIR 


PLASKAN, JOHN 

IM 42-47 

SPEEDO CABLES + 

REPAIRS + CUSTOM 

MADE CABLES 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 38-40 

SPEEDOMETER CABLES 

1930-1960’S 

STEERING WHEELS 


STEPHANIE 

H 68-69 

WOOD WHEELS FIT MOST 

CARS CHEVY FORD ETC 

FLAMING RIVER 

INDUSTRIES 

MIDWAY 

STEERING COMPONENTS 

ACCESSORIES, & 

ELEC. COMPONENTS 

MINK, DANNY 

NF 53-58 

LECARRA AND BILLET 

STEERING WHEELS 

SUSPENSION 

BMR SUSPENSION 

MIDWAY 

GM AND FORD MUSTANG 

MARTZ CHASSIS 

ENGINEERING 

MIDWAY 

STREET ROD AND 

PERFORMANCE 

UMI PERFORMANCE 

MIDWAY 

GM AND FORD MUSTANG 

TIE DOWNS 

D & D TRAILERS 

CC 335, IF 56-63 

TIE DOWNS D-RINGS 

TRAILER PARTS LIGHTS 

GENOS BELT SERVICE 

IO 71-73, O 11-12 


DOWN 

L 83-87 

HIGH QUALITY USA MADE 

TIE DOWN SYSTEMS 

TIRES/TUBES 


Q 23-32, Q 34-37 

CLASSIC AND RADIAL 

TIRES SPACES Q-34-38 

MORE THAN TIRES 

GATE 2 

TIRES, WHEELS, GREEN 

FILTER, RED LINE OIL, 

STABIL, GROUND FORCE 

PITTSBURGH MUSTANG 

N 184-187 

TIRES & RIMS FOR ALL 

MAKES & MODELS 

UNIVERSAL VINTAGE 

TIRE 

C 1-4 

CARS, TRUCKS AND 

MOTORCYLES 

TOOLS 

ADAMS, TOM 

E 54-55 

USA TOOLS AND AUTO 

COLLECTABLES 

BUTTON, GARTH 

ID 61-63 

VINTAGE & AMERICAN 

MADE TOOLS 

DRILL BIT CITY 

IA 48 



GULLEY PERFORMANCE 

CENTER 

NZ 3-9 

EQUIPMENT FOR BODY 

RESTO & FABRICATION 

MCGRIFF, VICTOR 

IJ 19-22, NG 18-19, 

NH 18-19, O 36-42, 

P 206-211 

PITMAN, RAY 

P 84-88 

MADE IN USA TOOLS, 

WELDERS AND TARPS 

R J TOOL & SUPPLY 

N 103-105, P 66-69 

QUALITY AUTO TOOLS, 

ABRASIVES & CARBIDE 

SPECIALTY AUTO TOOLS 

IN 35-37 

SPECIALTYAUTOTOOLS. 

BIZ 

TAUNTON FORGE 

WHOLESALE 

B 6-9 

WINTERS DRILL BIT CITY 

IA 43-47 



WOODWARD 

FABRICATION 

MIDWAY & BT 

SHEETMETAL WORKING 

EQUIPMENT 

TOYS 

CARPENTER, GLEN 

O 57 

PRESS STEEL PLASTIC TIN 

GAS OIL PROMO 

FITZSIMONS 

ENGINEERING 

NB 11 

MARX TRAINS PRE WAR 

HARDESTY, NANCY 

NN 40-42 

OIL CANS PUMPS LOTS 

OF SMALLS 

JAMES, RICHARD 

IL 26 

TOYS SIGNS 

AUTOMOBILIA 


BZ 26-29 

MICRO MINI DUKES STAR 

WARS ETC 

MCCOSKEY, BILL 

BT 16-17 

VINTAGE TOYS & RARE 

AUTOMOBILIA, TIN TOYS 

MICHAELS USED CARS 

NF 63-64 

ANTIQUE TOYS 

MUMMERT, TRAVIS 

BT 58, K 154 

HESS TRUCKS AND 

DIECAST 

NOSTALGIC IMAGES 

BT 20-22 

METAL SIGNS 

COLLECTABLES PEDAL 

CARS 


GIFTS 

NN 51-55 

PLUSH RAMS; ROAD 

RUNNERS; DRAGONS 

PLANCE, ROBERT 

IL 25 

TOYS AUTOMOBILIA 

SIGNS 

SNYDER, ELLWOOD W 

B 37-38 

ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE 

TOYS 

TRESSLER, JAMES 

IJ 29, IK 27 

MISC TOYS CARS & 

TRUCKS CAR ITEMS 


X 1-5 


MUSTANG PARTS 

TRACTORS 


L 93-95 

1939-64 FORD & 

FERGUSON TRACTOR 

PARTS & MORE 



PARTS 

D 34-48, 56-57, E 29- 

30, 39-50, 58-59 

FORD FULL LINE OF 

RESTORATION PARTS 8N 

TRAILERS & SUPPLIES 

D & D TRAILERS 

IF 56-63 

WELLS CARGO BRIMAR 

DEANDE ddtrailers.com 

HAULMARK INDUSTRIES 

MIDWAY 

ALL TYPES OF 

TRAILERS INCLUDING 

MOTORCOACH 

M RENO TRAILER SALES 

NV 31-34 

ENCLOSED CAR HAULERS 

S A Y TRAILERS 

CC 183-187 

FULL LINE OF OPEN/ 

ENCLOSED 724-532-3390 


DOWN 

L 83-87 

TIE DOWNS, ELEC 

WINCHES, ELEC JACKS 

TOOL SHED OF AMERICA 

NV 43-48 

ALUMA & HAWKE 

TRAILERS TRAILER TIRES 

& WHEEL 

TRAILER WORLD INC 

J 186, K 181-187 

ALUMINUM AND STEEL/ 

OPEN AND CLOSED 

TRAILEX INC. 

MIDWAY 

ALUMINUM OPEN, 

ENCLOSED, BOAT, KAYAK 

ETC. TRAILERS 

TRANSMISSIONS & PARTS 

D & L TRANSMISSION 

IL 62-64 

MUNCIE/BORG WARNER 

NEW PARTS & TRANS 

ED HARTNETT 4 SPEEDS 

ID 57-59, IE 57 

REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS 

& REBUILDER PARTS 

EDDIE WASS VETTES & 

4-SPEEDS 

J 4-8 

MUNCIE & T10 4-SPEEDS 

610-566-7107 

KEISLER ENGINEERING 

MIDWAY 

OVERDRIVE TRANS. 

SYSTEMS, DRIVESHAFTS 

MICHAELS USED CARS 

NF 63-64 

TRANSMISSIONS & PARTS 

PERFORMANCE 

AUTOMATIC 

MIDWAY 

TRANSMISSIONS, 

COMPONENTS, TORQUE 

CONVERTERS, ETC. 

REEDS CLASSIC 

4-SPEEDS 

E 105 

• GM & FORD T5 5-SPEEDS 

203-631-0651 

• NEW, REBUILT MUNCIE 

4-SPEED 


SHOP 

M 123-125, N 122- 

126 

TW AUTOMATIC 

TRANSMISSIONS 

201-498-1555 

TRANSPORTERS/SHIPPERS 

ANTRIM WAY SHIPPERS 

GATE 3 

PASSPORT TRANSPORT 

EXPO CENTER 

ENCLOSED WORLDWIDE 

VEHICLE & MOTORCYCLE 

TRANSPORT 

STOONEY’S AUTO 

TRANSPORT LLC 

CD 216 

TRANSPORTATION OF 

ALL VEHICLES 

TRANS OCEAN AUTO INC 

CD 104-105 

SHIPPING CARS, PARTS, 

CYCLES FROM THE SHOW 

TRIM/MOULDINGS 



PARTS 

D 34-48, 56-57, E 29- 

30, 39-50, 58-59 

FORD CAR & TRUCK SIDE 

MOUNDLINGS EMBLEMS 

NC INDUSTRIES 

ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS 

NK 15-18 

WINDSHIELD FRAMES 

FOR CARS AND TRUCKS 


IG 78-79 



WATERPUMPS/PARTS 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

IM 42-47 

WATERPUMPS + REBUILD 

KITS + REBUILDING SVC 

WOLF, BOB 

I 67, I 70-71 

FUEL PUMPS & KITS, 

WATER PUMPS & 

OUTLETS + MORE 

WAXES & DETAILING 

SUPPLIES 


LUBRICANTS 

NA 70-71 

25% OFF GREATOIL4LESS. 

COM 877-853-9702 

ADAMS PREMIUM CAR 

CARE PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 



MEGUIAR’S 

MIDWAY 



WEATHER STRIPPING 



PARTS 

D 34-48, 56-57, E 29- 

30, 39-50, 58-59 

FORD MERCURY DOOR 

WINDSHIELD TRUNK 

SEALS 

LONESTAR 


P 51-54 

AUTO & TRUCK 



NU 20-25 

WEATHER STRIPPING & 

DETAIL RUBBER PARTS, 


RESTORATION SPEC & 

SUPPLY 

O 190,195-200, 

Q 76-81 

WEATHER STRIPPING 

STEELE RUBBER 

PRODUCTS 

IJ 94-101 

800-544-8665 

WEIDNER WATERLESS 

WASH 

NA 105-107 

DRI WASH N GUARD 

WATERLESS CLEANERS 

WELDING SUPPLIES 

DOYLE, MARTIN 

NI 53 

MODIFIED SQUARE CO 

NI53 WELDING TOOLS 

GEIGER INDUSTRIES 

MIDWAY 

WELDING, CUTTING, 

SOLDERING AND 

BRAZING SUPPLIES 

MCGILL DISTRIBITION/ 

COBRA TORCHES 

H 36-37 

COBRA WELDING AND 

CUTTING TORCHES 

NORTH COAST GLOVE 

K 116-119 

GLOVES AND MISC 

WHEELS 

BACH, DAVE 

CA 5, L 153-154 

SPECIALIZING IN RALLY 

WHEELS & ROAD WHLS 


J 22-24 

CORVETTE 

DANIELS, BOB 

J 149 

CHEVY RALLEY WHEELS 

MIRRORS 

JACKSON, PAUL 

I 1-3 

RALLY, OEM, CENTER 

CAPS, RINGS 


IG 78-79 



UNIVERSAL VINTAGE 

TIRE 

C 1-4 

STEEL AND WIRE WHEELS 

- WHEEL VINTIQUES 

WHIZZER 

RAFACH, MICHAEL 

IK 44 

ADVERTISINGS, 

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS 

WILLYS 

HUBBARD, ROGER 

ID 32-34 

FIBERGLASS PARTS 

WIPERS/WIPER PARTS 

FICKEN WIPER SERVICE 

I 102-105 

TRICO/ANCO WIPER 

ARMS BLADES MOTORS 

ETC 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 38-40 

WIPER MOTORS, BLADES, 

ARMS, LINKAGE SWITCH 

WOOD/REFINISHING 

REAMER, KEN 

NB 25-26 

PICKUP BEDWOOD FORD 

CHEV DODGE CLEAR OAK 




VENDORS A-Z 

VENDORS A-Z 

6 

65-66 FULL SIZE CHEV CLUB ..................... IK 87-91 

65-66 FULL SIZE CHEVROLET CLUB ..................H 145 

65-66 FULL SIZE CHEVROLET CLUB ..................H 146 

A 

A & M DISTRIBUTORS ...........................IH 40-43 

A & M SOFF-SEAL INC .....................IA 25-28, IB 17 

A & M TOOLS ...........................C 74-77, IJ 65-70 

A B & G ......................................NW 21-23 

ABELA, WALLY ...................................CC 112 

ABENDROTH, WILLIAM ..........................IJ 34-36 

ABERNETHY, JAMES .................................R 5 

ABY, GARY ......................................IH 110 

ACME INC ..................................... IL 86-87 

ACTION TRUCKIN .............................G 101-103 

ADAMS PREMIUM CAR CARE PRODUCTS ..........MIDWAY 

ADAMS, BARRY ................................NJ 58-59 

ADAMS, DAVID ................................Q 99-101 

ADAMS, JOE ..................................CD 72, V 7 

ADAMS, TOM ...................................E 54-55 

ADVANCED CUSTOM CHROME ....................... I 55 

ADVANCED PLATING INC .........................L 16-19 

ADVANTAGE VINYL & GRAPHIC ........K 128-130, NJ 36-38 

AESTHETIC FINISHERS INC .......................II 51-53 

AFFLERBACH, MERVIN M ........................O 68-69 

AFFORDABLE 50S ..... C 81-83, CA 249, CA 251, CA 289-290 

AFFORDABLE CLASSIC MOTORCARS ................CC 325 

AFFRONTE, RICK ................................IJ 83-84 

AJP AUTO SALES ...............................CA 93-94 

AJS SPORTS CARS .................... CA 252-254, CA 291 

AKERS, ROBERT .........................CB 99, K 137-138 

AL LEHMANN, PAUL MURPHY ................... IC 20-22 

ALBAN, KENNETH ............................. NN 44-45 

ALBANO, MICHAEL ...............................CD 162 

ALBERT, VICTOR ...............................NE 48-49 

ALEX, GREG .......................M 106-109, N 110-112 

ALEXANDER, JOSEPH ........................... M 94-96 

ALL STAR AUTOMOTIVE/GALAXY .......G 26-28, IA 104-107 

ALL TOY CO / FAB ...............................N 37-38 

ALLEN OIL SALES .............................II 110-112 

ALLEN, DAVID P .................................CD 136 

ALLEN, DONALD L .........................CB 21, R 61-64 

ALLEN, MICHAEL ..................................C 37 

ALLEN, THOMAS ................................C 39-41 

ALLISTON AUTO SALES LTD ............ CB 148-149, CB 172 

ALSOP, DENNIS ..............................CB 192-193 

ALTLAND, JOE ...............................Q 33, QA 33 

ALTON, RUSSELL ..................................CC 29 

ALVADO, ROBERT ...............................U 10-12 

AMAN, THOMAS L ................................CA 216 

AMENDE, KURT ..............................CB 145-146 

AMERICAN AUTOWIRE/FACTORY FIT ...............G 70-74 

AMERICAN CAR COLLECTOR MAG ...................BT 68 

AMES PERFORMANCE ENG .......................P 11-17 

AMSOIL SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS ............... NA 70-71 

AMSOIL/MCOIL ....................................G 83 

AMYS COLLECTIBLES/CRAFTS .......................K 62 

AN SPECIALTIES ............................... IF 70-74 

ANDERSON, BILL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .K 179-180 

ANDERSON, EDDIE ............................K 215-216 

ANDERSON, MARVIN .......................... NA 64-65 

ANDERSONS .................................. IE 75-77 

ANDREINE, VICTOR ..............................A 59-60 

ANDREWS, ROD .........................NS 20-23, NT 22 

ANELLO, LINDA ...............................NW 31-34 

ANHALT, TERRY ...................E 1-4, Q 42-43, Q 45-47 

ANSETTA, VINCENT .............................IG 62-64 

ANSHANT, JOHN ........................NA 16, NB 16-19 

ANTHONY, MICHAEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P 146-148 

ANTHONY, STANLEY ..............................CD 141 

ANTIQUE AUTO BATTERY .................F 1-3, FF 1, G 1-4 

ANTIQUE AUTO BATTERY ........................IN 31-34 

ANTIQUE AUTO SALES .............. N 106-107, O 108-109 

ANTIQUES ON THE RITNER ...................... IK 11-12 

ANTOLIK JR, BOB .........................CC 17, P 77-78 

ANTONACCI, ERIC ..............................CE 10-11 

ANTRIM WAY SHIPPERS ..........................GATE 3 

APPLEBEE, RICHARD ............................L 32-33 

ARCHER, RICHARD M .............................CA 188 

ARFF TECHS ....................................H 13-14 

ARMO NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE .................STAGE 

ARRINGTON, DOUG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DB 3, DB 11 

ARRINGTON, N T ............................... IE 65-69 

ARTMAN SR, ROBERT ........................NA 108-109 

ASCHE, GEORGE .........................IL 33-35, W 7-8 

ASHLEY, BERNARD ................................ M 47 

AUSLEY’S CHEVELLE PARTS, INC. ........IO 39-40, IO 42-50, 

..............................L 1-4, M 3-4, P 157-163 

AUSTIN, TOMMIE LEE .........................CC 100-103 

AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP INC. ...................MIDWAY 

AUTO BODY SPECIALTIES ........................NI 61-67 

AUTO CITY CARBURETORS INC ..................J 176-180 

AUTO CITY CLASSIC .............................B 42-50 

AUTO CUSTOM CARPETS INC. ................K 34-41, R 53 

AUTO EASE INC .................................A 81-82 

AUTO KRAFTERS INC ............................Q 52-55 

AUTO LIGHTHOUSE, THE ........................IH 58-59 

AUTOMOTIVE MEMORIES BY DEAN .............. NA 35-36 

AVERY SALES CO ......................CA 200-201, IM 4-6 

AVILES, RONNIE ...................................O 86 

AVON BLACKSMITH ...........................NM 43-44 

AXION POWER BATTERY MFG., INC. ..............MIDWAY 

B 

B & C CLASSICS ................................NF 51-52 

B & F MOTORS .................................... IK 42 

B & J AUTO .................................CC 83, CC 85 

B K’S KLASSICS ..............................CB 107-109 

BAART, DANIEL ..................................CC 455 

BABRIECKI, ROBERT ........................M 130, O 166 

BACH, DAVE .............................CA 5, L 153-154 

BACKYARD BUDDY ............................A 101-103 

BADAWY, FARID S ................................CA 227 

BADDERS, JAMES T .............................NJ 24-26 

BAESCH, CHARLES ............................. IC 24-26 

BAIR’S INC, YOGI ....................H 134-135, I 134-135 

BAKER, CHARLES ............................. NK 31-32 

BAKER, EDWARD ............................ N 158-159 

BAKER, JOHN ................................. NH 15-17 

BAKER, JOHN ...........................NL 15-17, NM 18 

BAKER, PATRICK .....................ND 19-22, ND 26-27 

BALAGUER, DAN ...............................NL 68-69 

BALDWIN, ERIC .............................NA 220-221 

BALDWIN, GARY .................................CC 263 

BALDWIN, JAMES ..............................IA 23-24 

BALDWIN, JERIJAN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CD 299-303 

BALDWIN, KEVIN ............................CC 281-282 

BALL, FRANK ................................IB 110-111 

BALL, ZED .................................NA 152-153 

BALOG, THOMAS .................................CA 215 

BAMFORD, LAUREL M ..............CC 239, CC 387, CC 432 

BANKEY, ROBERT .............................. IE 30-31 

BARANOWSKI, MARK ................NA 104, NA 110-112 

BARBOUR, BILLY ..................................CB 75 

BARBU, THOMAS ................................CC 3-4 

BARKER, BUDDY ................................II 76-77 

BARKER, JAMES ..................................NX 42 

BARKER, JIM ...................................B 58-59 

BARLUP, DONALD ...............................N 75-77 

BARNES, JEFFREY .............................L 134-135 

BARNETT, ROBERT ................................ID 69 

BARNHART JR, DAVID W ....................NN 36, NO 37 

BARNHART SR, DAVID W .......................... NO 38 

BARR, ALAN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID 28-31 

BARRETT, BARRY ..................................NS 1 

BARROW, JAY JULIAN & DEBRA .....................CC 69 

BARTEK, JOSH .................................NZ 39-40 

BARTHOLOMEW, LEE ...............................E 17 

BARTLETT, JEFF ................................CA 70-71 

BARTMAN, ROSS ..................................IO 15 

BASSETT, PAUL ..................................GA 8-9 

BATES, JON .....................................CC 454 

BATTAGLIA, PETER ..........................NA 100-101 

BATYKEFER, DUANE ............................IO 18-20 

BAUER, DENNIS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N 149 

BAUERSCHMIDT, JIM ...........................NS 55-57 

BAUGHMAN, JOHN ............................. IL 93-94 

BAUMER, JEFFREY .................................E 80 

BAUSMAN, EDWARD ............................E 74-75 

BAVAR, JUSTIN ...................... CA 228, CB 122-123 

BAWOLAK, STEVE .............................NM 66-67 

BAZZLE, JAMES ..................................CC 168 

BEANNIE’S AUTO & TRUCK SALES ..................CD 331 

BEAR, FRED .......................................NT 8 

BEAUDOIN, DANIEL .........................CC 147, NK 6 

BEAUDOIN, WILLIAM .............................CB 181 

BEAVER II, KEITH .............................. M 18-19 

BECK, GREGORY ............................... IF 19-20 

BECK, JIM .......................................CB 139 

BECKER AUTOMOTIVE SPEC ..................... IK 38-39 

BECKWITH, RICHARD ....................L 88-89, M 90-91 

BEDARD, EDWARD & RONALD ..................L 167-169 

BEDNARZ, STEVEN ...............................IM 7-9 

BEIGHEY, BILL ...................................CC 124 

BELDING, JOHN ............................... NQ 37-38 

BELL, DAVID. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NX 24, NY 24 

BELLMAN, STEVE .............CA 23-24, CA 47-48, R 22-25 

BELOT, NELSON ............................. CD 163-164 

BELVEDERE, JASON .........................DA 4, DA 7-8 

BENGSTON, DOUG .............................NX 52-56 

BENNETT, EDWARD ..............................G 5-11 

BERGER, RICHARD .................................E 12 

BERGER, ROBERT ..................................CC 5 

BERGERON, LEONARD OR RUSSELL ...............NT 33-34 

BERRY, CARL ............................IC 52-53, NM 46 

BESCO, DENNIS & JASON ..........................NM 45 

BEST OF SHOW AUTO RESTORA .................NM 41-42 

BETZ, JEFF .....................................C 46-49 

BEVILACQUA, JOHN ..............................CC 479 

BHV-CLASSIC DRIVERS ........................ NB 48-51 

BICE, TIM ...............................CB 64-65, CB 86 

BIE, GORDON .......................................U 9 

BIELLO, NICHOLAS ................................O 144 

BIESIADA, BERNARD & ARLENE .............B 26-27, CB 67 

BIG ALS TOY BOX .............................. NK 27-30 

BIG TONY’S CHEVELLESRUS .....................MIDWAY 

BIGGS JR, WAITMAN ...............L 197-198, M 198-199 

BILL LEAVER AUTO INC .......................CC 204-205 

BILLET SPECIALTIES, INC. .........................GATE 3 

BILLOW, BRETT ..............................CC 422-424 

BILLS BIRDS ....................................IO 8-11 

BILLS TOOL SUPPLY ............................IH 46-49 

BINETTE, MARIO G ...............................CB 157 

BINKLEY, DAVE ....................................P 55 

BINKLEY, KEN ...............................CB 216-217 

BIROS, ANDREW .................................. IF 35 

BISANTI, COSY ................................K 110-111 

BISHKO, IRV ...................................IH 26-28 

BISON MOTORS ..................CA 269-272, CA 299-300 

BISS, IVAN .......................................CC 38 

BISSELL, BRAD .................. CC 390-391, CD 287-289 

BITTNER, JEFFREY ...............................CA 190 

BLACK MAGIC APPEARANCE PRODUCTS ..........MIDWAY 

BLACK MOUNTAIN HEMI ........................... NO 7 

BLAHA, GEORGE ......................IB 78-83, NA 94-96 

BLAKE & GEORGE LILIEHOLM, GARY ...D 112-115, E 115-117 

BLAKE, ROBERT ....................................E 65 

BLANDING, JOHN ...............................C 70-71 

BLAST FROM THE PAST STREET RODS ............G 112-117 

BLATT, LARRY ....................................IG 17 

BLATTNER, STEVEN R .............................CA 275 

BLEDSOE, JOHN .........................BT 79-81, G 138 

BLEILS NOSTALGIA DECALS ...............A 108, BY 12-13 

BLEWETT, GARY ................................Q 83-84 

BLOOM, THOMAS R ...............................CB 54 

BLOSE, J A ................................... NK 37-39 

BLUBAUGH, JODI ...............................L 11-12 

BLUE BELL HALL&AUCTN ....................... IL 29-32 

BLUEGRASS CLASSIC ......................... IJ 109-111 

BMR SUSPENSION .............................MIDWAY 

BOARDMAN, JOHN .............................NJ 34-35 

BOB COSSELLS MUSTANG ......CD 320-321, 350, 352-353, L 

56-62, M 58, P 95-96, 111-112 

BOB HOOK CHEVROLET ...................I 26-31, J 31-33 

BOB PAZ SIGN SHOP .............................C 19-22 

BOBS BIRD HOUSE ....................NE 18-19, NF 18-20 

BOBS CHEVY PARTS ..........................H 1-6, HH 1 

BOBS T-BIRDS ...............................Q 44, QA 44 

BOCKIN, VINCENT ..............................NT 46-50 

BODENSTEIN, BILL ............................ NA 92-93 

BODGAN COLLISION ................................A 72 

BOHRER, JAMES .................................CC 207 

BOITEAU, PIERRE ................................CC 307 

BOLDOSSER, DENNIS ............................K 42-43 

BOLLER, JEFF .....................................NS 16 

BONDED MOTOR SALES ...................... CD 218-219 

BONENBLUST, COLETTE D ...................H 70, H 85-86 

BONNER, RUSSELL J ........................... NA 66-67 

BONO, STEPHEN ................................G 55-57 

BOOHER, RON ....................................IF 1-2 

BOOK GUY, THE ................................... IL 90 

BORKOWSKI, DAVID ...........................NW 24-26 

BORNER, RUSSELL ................................K 196 

BORZAGE, CARL F ................................CC 400 

BOTH, ROY ......................................CC 258 

BOTTE, FRANK ..................................L 63-64 

BOURQUIN, PAUL ................................CC 456 

BOVE AUTOMOTIVE & RESTORATION ..................R 44 

BOVINO, TONY ............................CB 155, CC 140 

BOW TIE REPRODUCTIONS ........................NB 7-8 

BOWEN, LES ..................................IM 90-91 

BOWEN, WILLIAM J ..............................CA 156 

BOWERMASTER, ROBERT ........................ I 78-81 

BOWLING, HARLOWE .............................CC 480 

BOWMAN, DONALD ............................ IL 46-51 

BOYER, BENJAMIN ..............................P 22-24 

BRABENDER, TOM ................................K 178 

BRACKBILL, JIM ..................................E 111 

BRAD HOUSTON ............................... IL 40-41 

BRADBURY, BENJAMIN ...........................CA 106 

BRADISH, GEORGE ..............................L 93-95 

BRAMAN, TODD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 96 

BRANCH, ROCKY .................................CD 108 

BRANDA PERFORMANCE INC .................... C 61-66 

BRANDEDMOJO.COM ...........................MIDWAY 

BRANDEN ENTERPRISES .......................P 109-110 

BRANDT MOTORS ................................ IA 1-3 

BRANDT, GARY C .................................IH 111 

BRANDT, HAROLD ..............................IB 18-22 

BRATT, WILLIAM ..............................J 172-175 

BRAZEE, JAMES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DA 5, DA 9, DA 13, DA 20 

BREEDEN, RICHARD B ......................... NU 39-40 

BREIDIGAN, ALAN .................................NP 4 

BRENNAN, DAVID ...............................F 20-21 

BRENNEMAN, DAVID ...............................IJ 33 

BREUILLY, CHARLES J ..............................CD 57 

BREWER, LARRY ................................L 13-15 

BRICKELS RACING COLLECTABLES .......D 97-98, E 122-123 

BRIDGE, WARREN ................................. IL 79 

BRIGHT, WAYNE .................................CC 261 

BRILLA, DENNIS .............................. NH 34-35 

BRINCKERHOFF, MARY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DA 1-2 

BRITISH MILES ...............................F 102-104 

BROADUS, JEFF ...................................BT 39 

BROOKS, ROBERT ...............................D 11-14 

BROOKVILLE ROADSTER ........................ IK 98-99 

BROUGH, RON .....................................Q 82 

BROUSSARD, JOHN ................................IN 47 

BROWER, JOHN ............................. CA 202-204 

BROWN JR, EARLE O. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 35-36 

BROWN, BOB ......................................G 50 

BROWN, CHUCK ................................F 38-40 

BROWN, HOWARD ............................... NG 34 

BROWN, JAN ..............................NK 7, NL 4-12 

BROWN, LANKFORD .................... L 166, M 167-168 

BROWN, LEWIS ................................CA 97-98 

BROWN, RUSSELL ..................................G 58 

BROWN, STEVE E ................................CB 127 

BROWN, WILLIAM T ..........................IG 108-110 

BROWNLEES OLD TIME AUTO PARTS ......... M 30, N 33-36 

BRUNER, DONALD ................................ IK 13 

BRUNERS SERVICE CENTER .........................IG 46 

BRUT MFG CO .....................................B 63 

BRYANT, WILLIAM B ............................NJ 56-57 

BUBIE, CHARLES .................................CC 473 

BUCHANAN, DON ..............................NJ 62-63 

BUCHANAN, STEVEN .............................CD 239 

BUCK, A C .................................. CD 180-181 

BUCK, ANTHONY ...............................NZ 15-19 

BUCK, WILLIAM ..............................NM 53-54 

BUCKET OF BOLTS ..............................NI 27-28 

BUCKLEW, CHARLES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CC 81-82, NV 7 

BUCKWALTER, MERVIN ...........................CC 118 

BUDD, ROBERT ..........................CB 87-88, K 212 

BUDD, TIM .......................................CB 66 

BUD-ES ....................................... IE 25-27 

BUD-MAR CLASSIC PARTS .......................... I 109 

BUDNER, WILLIAM & JANIS .....................NI 46-48 

BUECHLERS GARAGE ......................CB 150, CB 173 

BUECHS, MARK ................................. I 83-84 

BUICK PARTS ..................................IG 73-74 

BULAT, DENNIS ..................................CC 148 

BULL, STIRLING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IK 46-47 

BULL, TODD ...................................NS 30-33 

BUMPER BOYZ CO, THE .........................ID 16-27 

BUNK, RONALD .................................. NR 45 

BUNNER, JERRY .............................CC 476-477 

BURKE, MARTY ................................IO 26-31 

BURKE, PAUL J ..................................CC 257 

BURKS MOTOR COMPANY ..........................CA 27 

BURLESON, JOHN H ......................CC 328, NY 9-11 

BURNETT, JIM ................................ NK 34-36 

BURNS, JOHN & JOANNE .......................... ND 38 

BURTON, ROBERT E ..............................CC 443 

BURWELL, CURTIS ................................NE 28 

BUSCH ENTERPRISES INC .............. Q 48-51, QA 48-50 

BUSH, JEFF. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 283 

BUSNACK, CHARLES .................H 126-127, I 126-127 

BUSTA AUTO SALES ......................... CA 143-144 

BUSTARD, CHARLES ........................... NH 54-57 

BUTLER, STEVE ..........................BT 70-71, H 143 

BUTRYMOWICZ, JAMES ........................ NH 63-65 

BUTTON, GARTH ...............................ID 61-63 

BUTTON, GARY ................................ M 34-38 

BUZBY, CHERYL ...............................NM 61-62 

C 

C & C MANUFACTURING CO ....................... I 89-91 

C & J ALUMINUM .................................H 7-8 

C & W TEES ........................................II 38 

C C CRUISERS ..................................BY 18-20 

C J PONY PARTS ..........................Q 9-17, QA 9-17 

C.A.R.S. CLASSIC AUTO APPRAISALS ...................X 6 

CADILLAC INTERNATIONAL ......................IN 42-44 

CALAMAN, DAVE .................................CD 238 

CALDOS RELIC RODS ..........................P 183-184 

CALITRI, JOSEPH ..................................CC 45 

CALTRIDER, DONALD ...............................CB 9 

CAMARO CENTRAL ................. O 164-165, O 167-173 

CAMARO CLASSIC PARTS ..................CB 129, L 77-82 

CAMARO SPECIALTY COMPANY ..... IE 61-64, M 101-103, O 

129-131, O 133-136 

CAMELLERIE, M F ................................CC 430 

CAMMAROTA & NICK FANTINI, ROBERT .............CB 200 

CAMMAROTA MOTORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CB 204-206 

CAMPBELL, BOB ............................... IL 14-16 

CAMPBELL, CHARLES .............................CD 212 

CAMPBELL, PAGE ............................M 139-140 

CAM-SHIELD LUBRICANTS .......................N 17-20 

CAMUTO, STEVEN ................................CC 529 

CANADENSIS BODYSHOP ..................... A 35, IA 33 

CANNADAYS WHOLESALE ..................A 73-76, IA 73 

CAPUTO, JOSEPH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 80 

CARDIELLO, JOSEPH ..............................CA 158 

CARFAGNA, JOE ..................................CB 124 

CARLIN, MIKE ...................................CB 105 

CARLISLE CLASSICS . CA 279-280, CA 307, DB 4-5, DB 12-13, 

DB 16, DB 18-19 

CARLISLE CUSTOMS & CLASSICS .........A 56-58, IA 54-56 

CARMINE, EARL .................................. IC 38 

CARMODY, MIKE ............................. N 170-171 

CAROLINA CLASSIC F-100 ....................NB 1-5, NC 3 

CARPENTER, CHARLES EDDIE ....................NX 35-38 

CARPENTER, FRED ..............................F 58-60 

CARPENTER, GLEN .................................O 57 

CARPENTERS SPEC, DAN .......................NM 29-34 

CARR JR, EDWARD ............................. IK 49-50 

CARROLL STREET AUTO LLC .........................CB 8 

CARROLL, ANTHONY ...........................BT 29-30 

CARS & CLASSICS LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 248 

CARS INC/CHEVY .....................A 6-11, IA 6-9, IB 3 

CARTER, KENIS M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 94 

CARUANA, VINCENT ...............................CD 28 

CARUSO, PHIL .................................CC 61-63 

CARVALHO, RAYMOND ...........................CD 157 

CARVER, DAVE ....................... NX 16-18, NY 18-19 

CASEY, PAT G ............................... CA 146-149 

CASSESE, ROBERT & LINDA .......................II 91-93 

CASTO, JOHN ....................................CC 490 

CATANIA, ANTHONY .......................... N 156-157 

CATER, DENNIS ............................. CA 255-256 

CATON AUTO BODY INC .........................NL 51-52 

CAUSBYS PREOWNED MOTOR CARS ..CC 326, CC 329, CC 375 

CAVALLARO, ROGER ...............................CA 54 

CAVANAUGH, PAUL ............................IN 92-94 

CAVE SR, GARY ..................................NJ 6-7 

CEB MOTORS ................................CC 483-484 

CELLINI, JOHN .................................IM 84-85 

CERCIELLO, LAWRENCE ..............................F 7 

CERRITO, DAVID .................................NM 23 

CHAMBERLAIN, PAT & DICK ......................E 94-97 

CHAMNEY, LLOYD ................................CC 233 

CHANDLER ONE FAMILY TRUST ................CB 177-178 

CHANEY, WAYNE ............................... NQ 7-10 

CHAPEL, MIKE .....................................E 67 

CHAPPELL, PAT ................................G 32, I 82 

CHARLTON, ROD ................................. NG 42 

CHARYN, HOWARD ............................. IF 22-23 

CHEATHAM, RICHIE ............................IB 51-56 

CHERCHUCK, PAUL ......................... H 57, I 58-60 

CHESTNUT, DEAN ...............................II 46-47 

CHESTNUT, E ...................................X 13-18 

CHESTNUT, GENE ..................................CE 5 

CHEVY 2 ONLY .................................. J 34-38 

CHEVY TRUCK PARTS UNLIMITED ................NF 46-50 

CHILCOTE, BRAD ...............................NL 60-61 

CHILD, RICHARD ...................................IN 7 

CHRISTOPHER, GARY ............................IN 9-11 

CHRISTOPHER, HARRY ...................E 128-129, E 133 

CHRISTOPHER, RAY ............................IN 60-64 

CHRISTY’S CLASSIC COLLECTION ..................K 14-17 

CHROME IT CUSTOM ACCESS .................... IC 35-39 

CHURCH, DALLAS R ................NA 75-76, NA 118-121 

CHYR, JOE ........................................CD 9 

CICCIARELLI, DENIS .............................IJ 57-60 

CICIONI, DINO ....................................Q 1-3 

CIFARELLI, JOSEPH ................................J 212 

CITY SIDE AUTO SALES ............................CC 296 

CIUFFETELLI, RON. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N 78 

CJV UNIQUE CARS ................................CD 200 

CK AUTO LLC .....................................NE 10 

CLARK, GARY ...................................A 77-80 

CLARY, CASEY & SANDY .......................CC 210-211 

CLASSIC CHEVY OF GREENVILLE ............NC 1-2, ND 1-2 

CLASSIC ENTERPRISES ...................... IH 16-18, V 6 

CLASSIC HEATERS & RADIATORS ...............M 133-134 

CLASSICS FIRST ...........................CC 376, CC 421 

CLELAND, CHARLES ........................... NG 49-53 

CLEMENS, BILL ................................IB 10-12 

CLEMENS, DAVID .................................CA 10 

CLESTER AUTO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G 128 

CLIFFS AUTO REPAIR .......................... NO 32-33 

CLOUSE, H .................................... IK 80-81 

CLOUSER, RODNEY .............................IM 86-88 

COBRA ISLAND .................................IJ 45-46 

COFFEES SPORTS CLASSICS .......................CA 110 

COFFMAN, GARY .................................CC 194 

COKER TIRE COMPANY .............B 1-5, N 12-16, O 13-24 

COLBERT AUTO SALES ...................CC 417, NX 28-29 

COLE, JOHNNY .................................... IK 16 

COLE, MARVIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IK 17 

COLLECTORS HELPER ............................... J 30 

COLLETTE, RICHARD ........................IJ 108, IK 106 

COLLIER, LARRY ........................... M 1-2, MM 1 

COLLINS III, MATTHEW ............................IJ 3-6 

COLLINS, BILL ........................CB 68-69, CB 91-92 

COLLINS, KEVIN ................................R 15-16 

COLLINS, WILLIAM .................................NR 1 

COMBS, JIMMY ...................................L 136 

CONAWAY, GREGORY .......................... NV 41-42 

CONFER, TERRY ..............................IG 122-123 

CONLIN JR, FRANK .............................IM 17-20 

CONNELL, ED ....................................CC 486 

CONNOLLY, TIM ................................... M 24 

CONTI, STEVEN ..................................CC 320 

CONTOIS, THOMAS ...........................IG 124-126 

CONWAY AUTO CENTER .........................NZ 43-48 

COOK, OLIN ...................................... IK 82 

COOKIES COOL CANOPIES .......................ID 10-15 

COOLBAUGH JR, ROBERT ...................... A 34, IA 32 

COOMBS, RUTH ................................ IC 56-57 

COMP PERFORMANCE GROUP ...................MIDWAY 

COOPER, CALVIN .................................CC 444 

COOPER, GEORGE ................................CC 442 

COOPER, KENNETH ..............................B 28-29 

COOPER, MARK ................................NL 32-33 

COOPER, WILLIAM ..............................II 56-60 

COOTS, DALE ..................................F 99-101 

COPELAND, WAYNE ...............................CB 52 

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COPLEY, CHARLES ................................ NN 46 

COPP, RONALD ...............................CC 202-203 

COPPA III, MARIO ................................CA 224 

COPPOLA, PAUL .................................CC 245 

COPSETTA, AL ........................ Q 21-22, QA 21-22 

COPSEY, RICHARD .......................... CD 17, NV 40 

CORNELIUS, MICHAEL ..........................NE 25-26 

CORVETTE AMERICA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 22-24 

CORVETTE CENTRAL ...........................J 129-133 

CORVETTE CONNECTIONS OF NE .................. J 72-73 

CORVETTE CORNER ............................ IL 98-101 

CORVETTE SPEC OF MD ........................J 106-109 

CORVETTE WORLD ........................... H 112-115 

COSTANTINO, JOSEPH & STEPHANIE ...............H 68-69 

COSTYS CHRYSLER JEEP INC .......................CC 120 

COUNTRY CLASSIC CHEVYS .......................C 57-60 

COUNTRY CLASSICS ..............................CA 165 

COUNTRYSIDE AUTO SALES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 71 

COUTU AUTO SALES ..............................CC 449 

COWAN, VERNON .................................CC 78 

COWLES, ROBERT ..................................G 63 

COX, DAVE ....................................... IE 47 

COZZA, JOHN ...................................II 27-28 

CPI TRUCK ....................................MIDWAY 

CRAM, CLARK ...................................CC 150 

CRAMER, PAT ...................................IJ 11-14 

CRANE, THOMAS ...............................IH 60-61 

CRANES PERFORMANCE .........................F 63-64 

CRAWFORD, R J .................................. NA 52 

CRAY, JOHN .................................IB 105-107 

CREATE-A-PLAQUE .............................BZ 21-22 

CREATH, MICHAEL ..............................II 89-90 

CREATIVE RESTORATION TEAM ....................G 34-37 

CREATIVE WOOD PRODUCTS .....................BZ 11-12 

CREGO, JACK ....................................CC 354 

CRESSINGER, COBYN R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 24-32, IL 55-59 

CRISSMAN, RANDALL ..........................NL 58-59 

CRISTILLO, FRANK ....................CB 10-11, CB 33-34 

CRISWELL, BEN ................................IH 87-92 

CRONIN, RICHARD .................................D 16 

CROSBY, PETE .................................IN 15-18 

CROSSLAND TOOLS .....................IM 63-64, Q 74-75 

CRUISIN CLASSICS .............................BT 36-38 

CULBERT, MICHAEL .............................G 44-49 

CULLEN SR, KEVIN ................CC 220-221, CC 267-268 

CUMBERLAND VALLEY CORVETTE .................IJ 85-88 

CUMMINS, MASTER DICK ....................NA 172-173 

CURRALL, PETER ...................................R 14 

CURTIS JR, KEN ................................CB 36-38 

CURTIS, RICHARD .................................CB 85 

CUSTOM DISPLAY CASES ............................BZ 5 

CUSTOM ENGRAVING COMPANY ....................IE 1-2 

CUSTOM PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS ..............IA 13-22 

CUTSHALL, PERRY A ..............................CA 247 

D 

D & D TRAILERS ................................ IF 56-63 

D & L TRANSMISSION ........................... IL 62-64 

D & M RESTORATION ........................BT 35, E 135 

D & M SUPPLIES ................................H 38-39 

D & R CLASSIC AUTOMOTIVE OF PA ....N 30-32, NP 18-27, O 

25-26, O 31-35 

D & S ROD & CUSTOM ....................D 30-33, E 35-38 

D&C MOTOR SALES ...........................CC 214-215 

DABBS, THOMAS .................................. IK 43 

DADS MUSTANG SUPPLY ......................... I 85-87 

DAGATA, ANTHONY .............................. NH 62 

DAGOSTINO, PHILIP ........................... NN 58-61 

DAGOSTINO, THOMAS ...................... DA 12, DA 16 

DAHL, HANK ....................................CA 6-7 

DAHR, DALE ...................................... IL 84 

DAILEY, KENNETH .................... NK 33, NK 42, NL 34 

DALES BILLET SALES LLC ........................ID 38-42 

DALTON, HOWARD ............................NW 53-54 

DALY, DAN .....................................V 11-12 

DAMBROWSKI, JAMES ...........................G 22-23 

DANCHUK MANUFACTURING ....................MIDWAY 

DANFORTH, DARWIN ..............................K 209 

DANIELS, BOB ....................................J 149 

DANYLKO, JIM ....................................K 203 

DASHIELL III, JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 116-121 

DATED COMPONENTS ............................. NH 14 

DAVE FENDER .................................... IC 14 

DAVE LEE AUTO .............................. N 150-155 

DAVID LAIRD ................................M 114-115 

DAVIS, CHAD ....................................CC 485 

DAVIS, CHUCK ...............................CC 254-255 

DAVIS, ROGER ...................................CA 105 

DAWSON, CHARLES ..............................CC 304 

DAY, MICHAEL ............CD 308-309, NX 57-59, NY 56-59 

DAY, THOMAS ...............................CC 156-157 

DCB AUTO PARTS LLC ..........D 78-79, IF 50-53, NB 46-47 

DEAL, MARK ....................................CC 381 

DEAN R DEMALIE/DON JONES ......................NL 29 

DEBISCO, MIKE .................................NM 1-6 

DEBRUHL, DAVID ........................... IM 100-101 

DECK, DAVID ................................. NA 83-84 

DECKELMAN, MICHAEL ............................NL 45 

DECKER, PAUL ..................................F 70-72 

DEFABRIZIO, RICHARD ...........................H 15-21 

DEFAZIO, LOUIS ................................NS 44-45 

DEFIBAUGH, JOHN ...........................CB 163-164 

DEFOE AUTO SALES INC ...........CC 110-111, CC 158, G 41 

DEGREGORY, JOHN ..............................L 90-92 

DEHOFF, GALEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M 141-143 

DEITRICH, RONALD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IF 29-34 

DELBUONO, ANTHONY ......................... NP 46-49 

DELORENZO, AMY ............................ N 130-132 

DELPHAIS, FRANK ...............................CD 241 

DEMARINIS, ANTHONY ......................... IE 36-37 

DEMAY, ROLAND ............................NE 43, NF 44 

DENNIS CARPENTER FORD RESTORATION PARTS . D 34-48, D 

56-57, E 29-30, E 39-50, E 58-59, F 61-62 

DENNYS CAMARO PARTS ........................ IK 77-79 

DENNYS CLASSICS ...........................CC 439-440 

DERRY, ED .....................................G 64-66 

DESORCY, DENNIS ................................ NO 68 

DESPLAINES, RENE ..................CD 206-207, M 16-17 

DETAILERS DREAM SUPPLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 83-86 

DETTMER, JAMES ..........................Q 7-8, QA 7-8 

DEVEREAUX, DAN .................................L 110 

DEVITO, RON ....................................CB 214 

DI FRANCESCO, JOHN ........................ CA 194-195 

DIAMOND, JIM ............................... NO 22-24 

DIBERT, SCOTT ...................................CC 319 

DICK DAY MOTORS .......................CB 76, CB 79-81 

DICKERSON, CRAIG ...............................CB 228 

DICKS AUTOMOTIVE ............................ IE 70-74 

DIECAST COUNTRY ..............................D 75-77 

DIEHL, HANSFORD ............................G 141-143 

DIFFENDARFER, NANCY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IK 74-76 

DIGABRIELE, ED .............................M 135-136 

DIGIANCINTO, JIMMIE .......................NJ 21, NJ 23 

DIMETRO, JAMES & CHRIS ...........................II 37 

DINSMORE, JOHN .............................F 107-110 

DISANTI, JOSEPH ................................CC 368 

DISANTO, SHAWN .................................NS 34 

DISCOUNT AUTOBODY SUPPLY ................... IF 64-69 

DISTINCTIVE INDUSTRIES .......................MIDWAY 

DITZLER, LON C ................................ IC 12-13 

DIVELBISS, RONALD ..............................CC 115 

DIVELY, MARLIN ................IC 33-34, NA 46, NU 35-38 

DIXON, J R ...................................... NO 67 

DJ’S TOOLS ...................................P 126-129 

DOC CHEVELLE ..................................CA 266 

DOHERTY, DAVE ................................G 18-19 

DOHERTY, MARTIN C ........................ CD 118-121 

DOLLY, WILLIAM .................................C 6-10 

DON FEZELL CLASSICS ...........................C 50-52 

DON STULLER MOTORS ........................ NY 27-31 

DONAHUE, FRANK ...............................CC 492 

DONAHUE, JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 491 

DONATO, VINCENT P ............................NI 49-50 

DONATUCCI, ROBERT .................... CA 12, NB 30-31 

DONCH, RAY ..........................CB 35, CC 151-152 

DONELAN, ED & JOYCE ........................... J 64-65 

DONS COMMERCIAL PLATING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 82 

DOO WOP FASHIONS ............................E 60-63 

DOOL, RICH .......................................NX 6 

DOOLEY, JIMMY R .................................CC 96 

DOROSZ, LAWRENCE ...........................CD 85-86 

DORRANCE AUTO CENTER INC .................CC 276-277 

DORSETT INDUSTRIES ........................... J 48-56 

DOTO, NICHOLAS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 129-132, IA 84 

DOTTERER, JEFF ................................. NH 13 

DOUBLE TWIST PRETZELS ..........................F 124 

DOUGAN, JAMES ..................................IM 11 

DOW, ROBERT ................................... NO 45 

DOYLE, MARTIN ..................................NI 53 

DOYLE, PAT ................................ CA 133-134 

DRAPALSKI, DAVE ................NW 1-2, NW 5, NX 21-23 

DRESCHER, JOHN ............................. NA 29-30 

DRILL BIT CITY ...................................IA 48 

DRISCOLL, EUGENE .................................H 58 

DRUAR, JOHN ...............................M 127-129 

DRUMMOND, DAVID ............................IN 66-67 

DRUMMOND, JAMES ..............................IN 68 

D-TOWN RACING COLLECTIBLE ...................BY 9-10 

DUBBS JR, DONALD L .............................CD 166 

DUBECK, FRANK .................................. IC 51 

DUKE’S AUTO ..................................NM 8-11 

DULA, BARRY W ...............................CD 90-91 

DULL, LAMAR & WANDA .................O 203, P 219-220 

DUMOND, RAY ...................................CC 167 

DUNCAN, PAUL .............................. N 191-192 

DUNHAM, LES ........................ IN 80-82, IO 74-75 

DUNLAP, DARRYL ..............................ID 35-36 

DUNN, CLIFFORD ................................CC 231 

DUNN, DOUGLAS .............................L 132-133 

DUPONT, VICTOR .............................CB 165-166 

DURANTE, PHIL ...................................CA 69 

DURNELL, RICHARD ...............................CC 77 

DZIKOWSKI, MICHAEL ..........................NJ 40-41 

DZURKO, MAY ..................................II 54-55 

E 

E & G AUTOMOTIVE ..............................T 9-11 

EAGER, RALPH T ................................K 63-67 

EARDLEY, BRIAN .............................. NB 35-36 

EARLBECK CORVETTES ...........................R 45-50 

EARLY FORD STORE,THE ....Q 23-32, Q 34-37, QA 23-32, QA 

34-37 

EARSING, THOMAS ...............................CC 256 

EAST COAST BOLTS ..............................F 26-27 

EASTERN CHEVY CLASSICS .......................D 58-60 

EASTON CLASSIC CARS ...........................CC 374 

EBY, JOHN ................................... NU 18-19 

ECKELBERGER, GARY ..........................L 178-180 

ECKENROD, HOWDY .............................II 17-19 

ECKERT, DAVE .....................................E 66 

ECKERT, PATRICK S ......................... ND 28, NE 37 

ECONO-TRAILER ............................... IK 28-34 

ED HARTNETT 4 SPEEDS ...................ID 57-59, IE 57 

EDDIE WASS VETTES & 4-SPEEDS ................... J 4-8 

EDDIES AUTO SALES .................. CA 259-262, CA 294 

EDEN, RICK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 206-208, CA 243 

EDGEWORTH .............................IJ 25, IK 22-24 

EDMANSON, GARY ............................II 101-105 

ELDRIDGE, CURT ........................J 160-161, K 162 

ELITE PRODUCTS ...................................N 80 

ELLIS, PAUL .............................D 69-70, F 9-13 

EMERY, ROBERT .................................CD 256 

ENCKS CAR STORE, GARY ......CA 166-167, CA 240, CA 314 

ENDLESS CREATIONS ...........................IB 67-69 

ENGINEERED COMPONENTS INC .................IH 11-15 

ENGLERT, LAUREL ...............................C 42-43 

ENTERPRISES OF ELEGANCE INC ................. IC 64-65 

ENVIRO-SAFE REFRIGERANTS ...................... M 40 

EPPYS TOOL & EQUIPMENT ........................ IA 4-5 

ERA REPLICA AUTOMOBILES ......CA 184-185, CA 222-223 

ERB, WILLIAM E .............................M 185-186 

ERDEY, ALEXANDER ........................... NP 37-40 

ERRICK, KENNETH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 22-23 

ERTEL, PAUL .....................................CC 26 

ESCA BLAST ...................................MIDWAY 

ESCH, DAVID .....................................NM 7 

ESHELMAN, RONNY & PATSY .....................N 73-74 

ESSICK, LYLE ....................................CC 459 

ESTELL, JOHN ................................IA 99-100 

ESTEP, ROGER & SANDRA .........................CC 275 

ESTRADA, RANDAL .............................IH 50-52 

EVANS, BILL ...................................NF 59-60 

EWING JR, ROBERT LEE & CHERYL ................NZ 55-60 

EWING, BILL ..................................... M 39 

EY, BILL .................................... CD 224-225 

EYMAN, DOUG .................................... IK 48 

EZZI, MICHAEL .................................C 33-34 



VENDORS A-Z 

VENDORS A-Z 

F 

FABBRICOTTI, JOE ............................ N 128-129 

FAGAN, KEVIN .................................CD 87-88 

FAHAD, GEORGE ................................ IC 9-11 

FAHR, BLAINE ..................................F 74-75 

FAHR, BLAINE ..................................F 76-77 

FAIRFIELD DODGE ..............................MIDWAY 

FAIRLANE ASSOCIATES ..........................IJ 30-32 

FAIRLANE COMPANY ..........................G 119-122 

FAIRVIEW MOTORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P 140-142 

FALCON AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS INC ........G 51, NT 51-52 

FALCON ENTERPRISES .........................P 185-188 

FALKNER, ARTHUR ...............................D 7-10 

FARINA, STEPHEN ................................CC 394 

FARNELL, ROBERT ......................NG 33, NH 32-33 

FARRIS, RALPH ..............................CB 119-120 

FAT GUY CLASSICS ......................CC 373, NT 38-41 

FATSCO TRANSMISSION WRHS ..............A 53-54, IA 51 

FAUS, ELMER ....................................CD 334 

FEAR, KEVIN ............................... CA 211-213 

FEATHER, RANDY .................................IO 32 

FEGAN, EDWARD ...............................N 86-87 

FEGELY, C W ...................................IG 80-83 

FEGER, WILLIAM .............................. NN 19-20 

FELIP, JAMES B ..................................CC 339 

FEN ENTERPRISES OF NY .......................A 104-105 

FENOS THUNDERBIRD .........................P 195-196 

FENZEL, MARK .................................Q 71-73 

FERN, PHIL ..................................CB 242-244 

FERRANTE, RUSSELL ........................ CD 154-155 

FERRIGNO, ANTHONY .........................NW 61-62 

FERRIS, ROBERT E (SPARKY) .................CB 5-6, CB 30 

FERRON, JAMES .................................CC 234 

FESS, DAVID .......................................IN 8 

FESS, TIM ..................................... IL 10-11 

FETTER, JAMES ................................... IL 81 

FIBELKORN, GILBERT .............................. IL 85 

FIBERCONCEPTS ..............................J 202-204 

FICKEN WIPER SERVICE ........................ I 102-105 

FIELDS, CHARLES .................................CD 77 

FIELDS, CHARLES ...................................IL 7 

FIES, HARRY L ........................CA 76-77, G 96-100 

FIGLER, RAYMOND ...............................CC 343 

FIGOLI, MICHAEL ................................CC 291 

FINE LINES ....................................IB 13-16 

FINELLI, JOHN ............................CC 244, NJ 4-5 

FINK, JOHN .....................................CA 160 

FIREBIRD CENTRAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q 18-20, QA 18-20 

FIRST CLASSICS .................. CB 247-248, CC 466-467 

FIRST PLACE AUTO ............................ NH 10-11 

FIRST PLACE AUTO LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 47-49 

FISCHER, FRED ..............................IK 104-105 

FISHER, JOHN ................................. IF 11-12 

FISHER, LARRY ...........................A 55, IA 52-53 

FISHER, ROBERT G & FAITH .......................B 71-73 

FISKE, RON ......................................CC 431 

FISSEL, JOHN .................................E 102-104 

FITCH, FREDERICK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IF 3-4 

FITZPATRICK, WILLIAM ...........................CC 122 

FITZSIMONS ENGINEERING ........................ NB 11 

FLAHERTY JR, JOHN E ............................CC 160 

FLAMING RIVER INDUSTRIES, INC. ...............MIDWAY 

FLASH BACK F-100S ........................... NQ 20-26 

FLASH CARDS INC ......................BT 52-53, K 73-74 

FLINCHBAUGH II, GLENN ............................N 41 

FLORAL-N-CRAFT OUTLET INC ................NA 142-148 

FOCHI, ED ..................................... IE 20-22 

FOISY, PHIL .................................... J 62-63 

FOLSOM FLP, GLENN ..............................R 6-7 

FOLTZ, JOHN ....................................CC 159 

FOOTE MACHINE SHOP ...........................CD 195 

FOOTE, THOMAS ................................H 33-34 

FORBES, ROBERT ............................. NN 66-69 

FORD PARTS STORE ...........................L 105-109 

FORMAN, NEIL ..................................CC 334 

FORNAL, JAY ...................................B 13-18 

FORSHEY WHOLESALE ...................N 65-66, O 66-67 

FORSHEYS BOYZ ................................H 52-56 

FORSYTH RESTORATIONS OLE DOC CLOCK ......... IE 28-29 

FORSYTHE UPHOLSTERING .........................IO 14 

FOSTER, BONNIE .............................CC 216-217 

FOSTER, EDWARD ...............................L 20-22 

FOSTER, GARY R .................................CC 238 

FOSTER, STEPHEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NN 10-11 

FOUCH, LEONARD ........................... NI 19, NJ 19 

FOURHMAN, ROBIN ............................... IC 19 

FOUTZ, KEN ....................................O 51-52 

FOWKES, STEPHEN ................................DA 18 

FOWLER, RICK ................................. IK 51-54 

FRANCIS, STEVE ..................................V 1-3 

FRANCOIS, DEAN ...........................NX 8-9, NY 8 

FRANKLIN, DERRY ...........................CC 195-198 

FRANKS, ERNIE ................................ IK 67-73 

FRANTZ, PAUL ...................................CD 252 

FRANZ, WILLIAM .....................NE 22-24, NF 23-26 

FREDERICK, DONALD .......................... NO 61-62 

FRENCHEK, THOMAS ..............................NJ 27 

FREY, BRYCE .......................................NZ 2 

FREY, KENNETH ...................................NI 51 

FRIDLEY, CHRISTOPHER L ........................G 42-43 

FRIEDMAN, HOWARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 127-130 

FRIEDMAN, LARRY .................................F 42 

FRIEDMAN, NAT .............................CC 173-175 

FRIES, DAVID ..................................NI 23-24 

FRISTOE, RONALD B ...............................CB 93 

FRITCH, JEFF .....................................IM 89 

FRITZ, JOSEPH ...........................NE 38, NF 35-39 

FRYDRICH, MARK .............................NM 21-22 

FRYE, JOE .......................................CB 121 

FULLER, RICHARD ............................. ND 15-16 

FULTZ, J D .......................................CC 260 

FUSICK AUTO PRODS INC ...................... N 160-167 

G 

GABLE, MARTIN ...................................GA 7 

GABRIEL, WILLIAM ............................O 152-155 

GAGNE, PETER ...............................CC 452-453 

GALAXIE PERFORMANCE ...........................P 197 

GALLION III, G A .............................. NP 50-52 

GARBAN, ANDREW ....................CB 60-61, CB 83-84 

GARCEAU, RICHARD ........................... NN 15-16 

GARCIA, LEONARD .................................F 97 

GARDELLA, LARRY ..........................NA 102-103 

GARDELLA, LEE .................................E 72-73 

GARDINER, WAYNE ...............................CA 308 

GARNER, RONNIE ...........................CE 21, NV 54 

GARY STORM, DAVE MACK/ ....................... IK 6-9 

GARYS CHEVY PARTS ............................G 38-40 

GASCOIGNE, GUP ............................CB 167-169 

GASKET CITY ...................................C 13-15 

GASPER, JEFFREY ............................. NY 12-15 

GEARY, JOHN .................................O 156-157 

GEE, GALE ...................................II 106-109 

GEESEY, DOC .................................... NA 22 

GEIGER INDUSTRIES, LLC ........................MIDWAY 

GEIGER, DAVID J ...................................NJ 3 

GEISLER, EDWARD ................................CD 21 

GEISSINGER, GEORGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G 78-81 

GEISSINGER, GEORGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .O 186-187 

GEISSLER, GEORGE ...............................NG 1-4 

GENARD, AL ....................................G 24-25 

GENES BUICK PARTS ..............................N 7-11 

GENES HOT ROD PARTS ........................... NG 30 

GENOS BELT SERVICE ...................IO 71-73, O 11-12 

GENTRY JR, CHARLES .............CA 286-288, CA 315-316 

GEORGE, BUDDY ...............................IO 58-60 

GEORGIANA, MARK ..........................CC 321-324 

GERACI, STEVEN ...................................F 24 

GERBER, RONALD ......................BT 57, CA 238-239 

GERBRACHT, ELMER ........................ CC 488, J 213 

GEVOS REARS & GEARS ........................O 182-185 

GIBBS, TRACY ....................................CA 13 

GIFTS ANTIQUE FABRICA ........................... IF 28 

GILBERT, JERRY ............................. CD 191-192 

GILCHRIST, KEN ...............................F 125-126 

GINCH ENTERPRISES LLC .......................... J 9-11 

GIVENS, JAY .................................. NK 45-47 

GLAD, ALAN .......................................H 35 

GLASGOW, RONALD .............................L 53-55 

GLEASON, NORMAN ..............................CC 445 

GOAT HILL CLASSICS ...........................BT 32-34 

GOBLER, LES ....................................CA 189 

GODIN, SAMUEL .................................CD 202 

GOLAB, WALTER ...................................NC 8 

GOLDEN, JEFFREY ...................H 107-108, I 107-108 

GOLDENROD GARAGE ..........................NJ 64-69 

GOMEZ, MARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 191, CA 229-233 

GONET, JEFFREY .................................. IK 92 

GONYON, DAVID ................................. NG 31 

GOODLING, MARK ..............................N 70-72 

GOODLING, RANDY ...........................M 183-184 

GOODMAN, LOWELL ............................IH 37-39 

GOODWIN, FRANK .............................CA 55-59 

GORBEL INC. ..................................MIDWAY 

GORDON, DALE ..................................CC 370 

GORDON, JERRY .................................. IB 45 

GOUSHIAN, BERJ ..............................IA 64-66 

GRABOW, BRADLEY A ........................IH 100-101 

GRABOWSKI, ROBERT ........................M 131-132 

GRAEFE JR, FRED ............................IH 120-123 

GRAHAM, JAMES .............................. IK 18-20 

GRATA, FRANCIS ...................... CC 208-209, I 8-12 

GRATA, JOHN .............................. J 41-44, K 46 

GRAVEL, LUC .....................................NC 16 

GRAY, DON ............................CC 330-331, IN 65 

GREAT WHITE NORTH FARMS .......................K 208 

GRECO, DAN ..............................CA 78-79, DB 6 

GRECO, GUY ...................................NI 29-30 

GREDLICS, BOB ...................................L 5-6 

GREG SMITH EQUIPMENT .......................MIDWAY 

GREEN, ROBERT ...................................NF 3 

GREENBRIER TRADING LLC ..................... NA 33-34 

GREENWOOD, LOIS .............CC 240, CC 287-288, CC 290 

GREGOR, EDWIN ..............................O 191-194 

GREGORY, JAMES .............................. IC 54-55 

GREGORY, JAMES A ............................. IE 8-11 

GRIBBLE, WILLIAM ............................ NN 37-38 

GRIER, ROBERT .............................. H 139-142 

GRIFFITH, ROB ..................................CC 278 

GRIGORIANS, VLADIMIR ............ N 100-102, O 102-104 

GRIMM AUTO SHOP ..........................CC 247-248 

GRINDSTAFF, FRANK ........................ CD 226-229 

GRODT, J W ......................................DA 24 

GROFF, STEVE ...................................NX 4-5 

GROSS, HOWARD ....................D 135-140, NJ 12-14 

GROSSNIKLAUS, ERNIE .............................A 99 

GROUND UP, INC ..................................J 195 

GROVES, STEPHEN .................................G 59 

GRUNERT, CLIFF ................................ NA 222 

GSELL, WILLIAM .............CA 198-199, CA 236, IG 22-25 

GUISE, LENARD .................................L 97-98 

GULLEY PERFORMANCE CENTER ...................NZ 3-9 

GUMOUT PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS .............MIDWAY 

GURRIERI, JOHN ............................ IL 8-9, IL 13 

GUY, MICHAEL .......................... NX 32-34, NY 32 

GYPSY MOTORING CO .........................G 134-136 

H 

HABERER, WILLIAM .............................C 23-26 

HACKNEY JR, GLENN ................CC 97-98, CC 144-145 

HACKNEY, RALPH ........................... CD 222-223 

HAEHNLE, BABE & BONNIE .......................IJ 89-93 

HAILSTON, RICHARD ..........................K 139-142 

HAINES JR, RALPH ............................. M 61-63 

HAINES, WAYNE & ALICE ....................CC 344, NX 49 

HALL, JERRY ......................................R 26 

HALLAS, STEVEN ................................CC 386 

HALLICK, JOSEPH .................................CA 43 

HALON MARKETING ........... D 1-3, D 92-93, DD 1, IO 4-5 

HAM, GERALD ................................... IB 4-5 

HAMBLETT, RUSSELL E .........................CB 95-96 

HAMER, DAVID .................................IJ 47-50 

HAMILTON, ADRIAN ...........................NW 38-39 

HAMLETTS CHEVY PARTS .......................IN 56-59 

HAMMOND, DUANE & DREW ................... E 16, E 71 

HAMMOND, GEORGE ..........................L 116-118 

HAMMOND, JAY ........................ H 71-72, I 72-77 

HAMPE, RICK ................................CC 336-338 

HARBOLDS HOBBY HUT ..........................O 93-95 

HARDESTY, NANCY ............................ NN 40-42 

HARDESTY, THOMAS ............................. NO 41 

HARDING, TIM ....................................K 211 

HARDMAN, JIM .................................P 36-37 

HARDY, DON ....................................CD 247 

HARDY, GEORGE ......................CC 242-243, IN 4-6 

HARGIS, RODGER .................................. I 61 

HARMAN, JOHN ................................ I 51-54 

HARMONS INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Q 85-92 

HARNISH, KEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 246 

HARPER, KENNETH ..............................F 65-67 


HARPER, PHIL ..............................CB 59, CB 82 

HARRINGTON, DON ..............................CC 464 

HARRIS, BILL ................................M 161-166 

HARRIS, KEN .....................................NJ 42 

HARRISON, ROBERT ...............................CA 11 

HARSANYE, PAUL ................................CC 385 

HART, JOHN ...................................NS 39-40 

HARTMAN, GEORGE T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 340-341, NQ 3-4 

HARTMAN, THOMAS ................................T 3 

HARTYE, WAYNE .................................CC 109 

HARVELL, JOHNNY ....................CA 49-51, CA 73-75 

HARVEY, JAMES ..................... CB 130, CB 158-159 

HASH BROS USED CARS/SALVAGE ............... NA 44-45 

HASLAM, HARRY .................................NJ 32 

HASSON, GARY .................................II 84-88 

HASTINGS, HAROLD .............................. NA 99 

HATALOVSKY, JOHN ...............................CD 25 

HAUBRICH, DEAN .......................CA 52-53, M 100 

HAULMARK INDUSTRIES ........................MIDWAY 

HAUL, TOM T .................................... M 5-6 

HAUS, JOHN ..................................J 207-208 

HAWK, GENE ................................IB 108-109 

HAYDEN, JEFFREY ........................... CD 123-124 

HAYDEN, KYLE W .................................NF 69 

HAYES, DIANNE ................................IH 83-86 

HAYES, ROBERT ..................................CC 182 

HAYNES, WLM & CHRLS (BUTCH) ................IN 78-79 

HEACOCK CLASSIC .............................MIDWAY 

HEARY, STEVEN ................................IG 90-95 

HECKENDORNS AUTO BODY .................... NU 26-29 

HECKERT, KEN ......................J 151-152, K 152-153 

HEDDEN, EARL .................................. M 146 

HEDGES, MICHAEL ............................. IE 48-51 

HEDGES, STEPHEN ...............................CB 220 

HEEMAN, AL ...................................D 80-82 

HEIM, KENNETH .................................CC 138 

HEIN, BRIAN ..................................IN 54-55 

HEININGER, TROY ..............................E 99-101 

HEINSTEIN, RICHARD ..........................K 131-132 

HEINZMAN, DWIGHT ...........................CA 17-18 

HELLER AUTO SALES .........................CB 151-152 

HELLER, MARLIN .......................... IC 6, N 98-99 

HELMER, PAUL ...................... CD 189, CD 220-221 

HELSEL, RODGER D .............................NL 64-66 

HEMMINGS MOTOR NEWS ......................D 99-108 

HEMS, MURRAY .............................. NK 69-70 

HENDERLONG, RAY .............................NL 18-21 

HENKEL, DAVID ....................................K 22 

HENLEYS TRUCK COVER CTR ....................... W 2-6 

HENNIE SPYKERS, ROB FLAGLER/ ..................CA 170 

HENRY, LONNIE .................................F 68-69 

HENSEL, CHARLIE ................................CB 110 

HENSON, CHARLES ...............................CC 448 

HERB’S AUTO PARTS ............................ IE 15-19 

HERMANN, RON ...........N 62-64, NG 67, NH 66-68, O 65 

HERON, KEITH ................................ ND 17-18 

HERRING, D .................................CC 474-475 

HERRON, THOMAS .................................K 91 

HESS, PAUL ..................................O 201-202 

HETHERINGTON, PAUL .............................CE 48 

HETRICK, ARTHUR .................................IJ 37 

HID DIRECT .......................................H 75 

HIGGINS JR, EARL ....................NB 27-29, NB 33-34 

HIGGINS, FRANK ...................................II 94 

HILE, JAMES ........................ CB 219, CB 236-237 

HILL, J DONALD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NW 40-43 

HILL, LOGAN & LINDA ....................... CD 114-115 

HILL, RICKY ..........................CD 215, IK 110-111 

HILLCREST AUTOMOTIVE .........................K 95-98 

HILLS THUNDERBIRD CENTER .........CC 401-403, E 25-28 

HILLSIDE AUTO SALES ..........................CD 33-34 

HILSHEIMER, CONRAD ......................... NH 52-53 

HINCHCLIFFE, BILL ................................ IL 17 

HINDE, BOB ..................................D 125-126 

HINER, JIM ......................................CB 112 

HIS PLACE, INC. .........................CD 29, E 106-107 

HIVNOR, LARRY .................................NC 4-6 

HLYWA, MARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 253 

HOBBY EXPRESS INC ........................B 65, BY 1-2 

HOCH, JEFF .................................. NA 80-82 

HOCKENSMITH, GREG ..........................NI 32-33 

HODGES JR, WILLIAM ...........................B 39-41 

HODOSI, WILLIAM ...............................CD 116 

HOFFMAN, KEVIN & LARRY ......................NZ 26-31 

HOFFMANN, HERMAN ..............................P 10 

HOGAN, GERALD ..................................L 191 

HOI, VICTOR ....................................L 65-67 

HOKE, DARRELL ..................................CC 68 

HOLBROOK, JOHN ............................ N 172-173 

HOLLAND, CHRIS ................................. IE 35 

HOLLAND, JAMES .....................CC 396-397, CC 441 

HOLLAND, KEVIN ..................................II 20 

HOLLANDSWORTH, JERRY ........................CC 119 

HOLLENSHEAD, JEFFREY .....................CC 72, CC 75 

HOLLER, CRAIG ..................BY 3-5, K 149-151, N 127 

HOLLEY, CHESTER D ..............................CD 205 

HOLLIDAY, WILLIAM ..............................NA 4-6 

HOLLINGER, ADAM ...............................CC 372 

HOLLOWOOD, JACK ......................... U 1-3, V 4-5 

HOLSINGER, GERALD ............................K 57-59 

HOLTZMAN, JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 43 

HOLZ, JEFFREY ...................................NI 69 

HOMEPRO FASTENERS ..........................IM 48-54 

HOMETOWN CLASSIC CARS ...................CC 356-357 

HONDADDY MOTORSPORTS .................... NH 48-51 

HONEST CHARLEY ..............................P 18-21 

HONEYCUTT, JOHN .................................NK 5 



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HOOD, JIMMY ..................................C 17-18 JARMAN SALES & SERVICE ........................ NB 32 KESSEL, MARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CD 27 

HOOPER, JOHN ..................................CD 217 JARMUZ, JAMES ...............................IB 98-99 KETCH, WILLIAM ................................. M 145 

HOOSICK VALLEY FASTENERS .....................L 44-45 JARRETT, BILLY .........................B 22-25, C 27-31 KEUSKI, DENNIS ...................................C 16 

HOOSIER DISTRIBUTING ............... IL 95-97, IM 92-96 JARRETT, IRA .....................................O 132 KEYSTONE CHASSIS WORKS .....................NJ 15-17 

HOPKINS JR, HARRY ...............................NT 35 JEBS AUTOMOTIVE ............................L 112-115 KEYSTONE GARAGE CLUB .......................IH 22-25 

HORN, UDO ....................................R 36-38 JENKINS, GEORGE ...................... CD 169, NT 55-56 KEYSTONE SIGNS .................................IE 3-4 

HORNER, PAUL .......................... NI 54-57, NJ 55 JENSEN, RICK .................................NW 27-30 KICSAK, MARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IB 112-114 

HOSSFIELD, BILL ...................................R 60 JENSEN-ALSOP, JACK ...........................CC 58-60 KIDDER, JEFFREY .................... NK 13-14, NL 13-14 

HOSTETLER, WAYNE .............................P 56-59 JESSERS CLASSIC KEYS ..........................L 68-76 KIDWELL, DARREN ...............................NQ 1-2 

HOSTIG JR, JOSEPH ..............................CA 237 JESTCO PRODUCTS BUFFING SUPPLY .......BT 84-85, G 140 KIEFER, DAN ....................................IG 107 

HOT RODS CLASSIC TRUCK PARTS ..................NM 35 JIM CARTERS CLASSIC TRUCK PARTS ...............H 62-67 KIEPER, DAN ...........................F 80-84, G 84-85 

HOUSE, CHARLES ..............................CC 52-55 JIMS OLD PL8S .................................D 67-68 KILLEEN, ED .................................. NP 63-64 

HOUSE, GORDON & RONALD .................... NQ 51-52 JIMS RARE SERIALS ......................BZ 16-18, E 136 KIMLA, JOHN ................................. NR 43-44 

HOUTZ, HARRY ................................IB 85-86 JIMS USED CARS INC ...........................CA 32-37 KING MOTOR CARS, LES .............................B 62 

HOWARD AUTO .......................... CD 7, NO 14-15 JOACHIM, ROD ..................................CC 433 KING OF DICE .....................................A 1-5 

HOWARD SHARP ENTERPRISE .................. NO 63-66 JOES BODY SHOP ................CD 129-130, NA 116-117 KING, RONALD J .................................. IL 12 

HOWARD, BRUCE ............................... T 8, U 4 JOHN SWENSON ................................ NN 1-4 KING, ROY ......................................CB 147 

HOWE, KEN ...................................CE 12-13 JOHNNYS SPEED & CUSTOM ......................G 67-68 KING, TERRY ...................................N 39-40 

HOYT, MICHAEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BZ 13-14 JOHNSON, ARTHUR .................... L 141-144, M 144 KINGS COUNTRY CLUB AUTO ....................CB 77-78 

HOYT, PETER ..................................BT 40-41 JOHNSON, BRUCE ..................CC 200-201, E 139-140 KINNEY, WILLIAM ..............................W 15-16 

HUBBARD, ROGER .............................ID 32-34 JOHNSON, CHRIS ................................ IO 1-2 KINSNER, ROLAND ...............................IG 118 

HUBBARDS IMPALA PARTS INC .... O 145-147, P 164-170, R JOHNSON, DOUG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .O 148-149 KINTZER, TOM ...................................NL 2-3 

51-52 

JOHNSON, FRANK ................................CC 498 KINZEY, DAVID ................................ NN 24-27 

HUBCAP STORE ....................... Q 40-41, QA 40-41 JOHNSON, H DAVID ...........................L 184-185 KIRCHNER, DAN ................BT 25-27, BT 48-50, E 127 

HUDLOW, TIM ...............................CC 297-298 JOHNSON, JON ................................NC 36-37 KISSINGER, MICHAEL & SUZAN .....................J 171 

HUGGINS, GEORGE ............................L 129-131 JOHNSON, RAYMOND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NN 28-30 KLAUS, RONALD ...............................NL 37-39 

HUGHES, DALE ..................................CC 162 JOHNSON, RON ...............................L 176-177 KLEESPIE, EDWARD ............................ M 59-60 

HUGHES, JIM ............................ NO 5-6, NO 8-9 JOHNSON, TIM ..............................CC 468-469 KLEIN, DAN ......................................BY 14 

HUGHES, JOHN ..............................U 8, V 9-10 JOHNSTON, RON ............................NL 42, NL 46 KLEIN, DOUG .........................CD 46-47, NJ 60-61 

HUGHES, TAMMY ...............................NB 9-10 JONASSEN, JOHN ...CA 131, G 105-108, K 1-3, K 60-61, KK 1 KLEIN, ROBERT .................................K 44-45 

HUMMEL, KIM .............................CA 45, NI 1-3 JONES III, CLIFTON ................................ M 81 KLEINER, GARY .............................NK 1-2, NL 1 

HUMPHRIES, TOM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CD 336-337 JONES, ASHLEY ...............................O 160-163 KLENK, ROBERT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 32-33 

HUNT, BRAD .....................................BT 59 JONES, DALE .................................J 158-159 KLG PERFORMANCE ENGINES ............. NB 37, NC 17-19 

HURD, THOMAS ................................... IL 80 JONES, DONALD ..................................NL 30 KLIMCZAK, JOHN ............................. NQ 42-43 

HURFF, RICHARD ...................................E 64 JONES, RON ....................................... J 68 KLINE, DONALD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IG 75-77 

HURLEY, BRIAN ................................NX 10-15 JON’S CARS ........................CB 44-46, IL 103-106 KLINEFELTER, DAVID ................ NM 47-48, NN 47-48 

HUSSAR, GARY ............................... NK 43-44 JOY RIDES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IK 35 KLINGENSMITH, ERIC ..............................CE 31 

HUTCHERSON, HARRY ...........................F 14-16 JOYCE, LAWRENCE ..............................D 71-72 KLINGENSMITH, PETE .............................CE 35 

HUTCHINSON, RICHARD C ....................... IF 42-46 JRS CYCLES & AUTO ..............................CC 395 KLUMPP, DON ................................J 184-185 

HYANNIS VINTAGE AUTO .......................K 204-205 JUDKINS, JOHN ....................................L 34 KNAKAL, CHUCK ............................... IL 65-66 

HYDRO-E-LECTRIC .................................E 31 JUKEBOX CLASSICS ............................ I 98-101 KNAUB, DAN ............... CC 142-143, CC 189, NU 47-50 

JULIANOS INTERIOR PROD .......................A 20-26 KNAUB, DENNY ................................CA 41-42 

I 

JUMPER, BRAD ....................................E 98 KNIFFIN, FRANCIS .............................NL 27-28 

I & I REPRODUCTIONS ..........................IG 86-89 

KNIGHT, GEORGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CD 48 

K 

IBIZ INC ............................BT 60-61, E 137-138 

KNOBLE, CLINT ...................................CA 16 

ICKES, DONALD ................................IB 63-66 K & A SALES ................................NA 156-158 KNOBLE, JAMES ..................................CA 15 

IDMAN, ROY .................................... IG 4-6 K T AUTO SALES ..............................CB 221-223 KNOCH, AL ....................I 110-111, J 110-118, K 108 

IEZZI, ANTHONY ............................... IL 27-28 KACHUR, DANIEL .............................NW 63-64 KNOWLDEN, SAMUEL .............................NJ 33 

ILARDI, BOB .......................................II 30 KACMAR, JOHN ............................... NA 31-32 KNOWLES, BOB .....................................V 8 

IMLER, ROD .....................................CD 158 KACZANOWSKI, MARTY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CB 171 KOHL, EUGENE ...............................L 124-128 

INSPECTIONSTICKER.NET ...........................F 98 KADE, BRUCE ......................... CB 125-126, DA 19 KOHLER, JEFFREY ................................. IC 18 

INVERSO, RON .............................CA 20, CC 206 KAIN JR, ROBERT ................................CC 411 KOLLOS, ANDREW ...............................CC 457 

ISAAC, RAY ....................................ID 64-68 KAISER-FRAZER OWNERS CLUB ..........A 36-37, IA 34-35 KONESKY, CHARLES ..............................O 9-10 

ITW GLOBAL BRANDS (GUMOUT) ................MIDWAY KALL, DAVID ..................................... M 15 KOONS CLASSIC CARS ..........................IB 59-60 

IVANCHAK, RICHARD .............................CB 194 KANOUSE, ANN & WILLIAM ....................J 142-148 KOREN, JIM ......................................IM 67 

IVES, CHRISTOPHER ............................IH 19-21 KAPLAN, FRANK ..................................DA 17 KORENI’S AUTO SERVICE ........................NJ 44-45 

KARNES, MICHAEL ................................K 168 KOSSEN, FRED ...................................CA 120 

J 

KASHNERS AUTO SALES ....CA 257-258, CA 293, K 173-175 KOWAL, WILLIAM ................................CB 101 

J & G AUTO PARTS ...........................NA 174-179 KASKA, JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 209-211 KOZAK, STEVE .................................BZ 23-24 

J & J AUTO WHOLESALERS ............... DA 11, DA 14-15 KASPER, KENNETH ..................J 167-170, K 169-171 KOZEL AUTO PARTS INC ..........................K 47-48 

J C TAYLOR INSURANCE ................... BZ 20, IC 77-78 KASTELIC, RICHARD ................... CC 92-93, ID 48-52 KRAFT, THOMAS .................................CC 241 

J D SIGNS .....................................NI 44-45 KAUFFMAN, BRIAN ..............CA 263-265, CA 295-296 KRAMER, NANCY .................................G 104 

J F ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE .............. NN 13-14 KAUFFMAN, TOM .........................CC 34, R 39-43 KRAUSE, JIM .....................................K 172 

J P L ..........................................NE 14-15 KBS COATINGS .................................ID 73-76 KRAUTHEIM, LEN ..............................CA 81-86 

J R ENTERPRISES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BT 23-24 KEAR, DON ......................................CC 252 KRAWCZYK, EDWARD ......................... NG 68-71 

J W AUTO PARTS ...............................IA 70-72 KEEFERS ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS ................. NP 41-43 KREYDATUS, DAVID ..............................CC 472 

J W NOVA PARTS .....IH 117-119, II 113-117, NM 49-50, NN KEEN PARTS INC ....................H 147-150, I 147-149 KRISS, TERRY .................................P 212-216 

49-50, O 116-128 

KEEN, SHANNON & MICHAEL ....CB 47-48, CB 70-72, DB 1-2 KROUS, JAMES ...............................O 100-101 

J W ROD GARAGE ..............................MIDWAY KEIRN, JOSEPH .................................F 78-79 KRULAC, JOSEPH ...............................F 34-35 

J&J FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS ......................II 48-50 KEISLER ENGINEERING .........................MIDWAY KUHN, DENNIS ........................... G 62, IC 59-60 

JACK, WAYNE ...................... NK 8-11, NX 1-3, NY 3 KELLEHER TIRE SERVICE ..........................CD 262 KUHN, TRENTON ......................... CD 199, CD 230 

JACKS AUTO PARTS ........................... N 193-196 KELLER, GLEN ...................................CA 163 KUHNS III, JOHN ROSS ....................... CD 365-366 

JACKS AUTO PARTS INC ................... NI 36-40, NJ 39 KELLOGG, ARTHUR ..............................IJ 15-17 KUNKLE, KEITH M ............................CC 419-420 

JACKSON, KEN ...............................CC 107-108 KELLY, THOMAS ..................................NF 1-2 KUNZE DESIGNWORKS ......................... IL 88-89 

JACKSON, PAUL ....................................I 1-3 KELTON JR, CLYDE B .............................G 86-90 KURAS, GREG .......................... CA 60, NH 36-37 

JACKSON, SID ................................ NP 31-32 KENNEDY, DAN ..............................CC 510-512 KUREK, STEPHEN ..............................IG 96-97 

JACKSON, WES ..................................CA 164 KENNEDY, HAROLD L ............................P 92-94 KVASNICKA, WAYNE ............................IN 19-20 

JAMES, KERMIT ..................................CD 283 KENNYS ROD & KUSTOM .........................N 21-26 KWIK WIRE/SAINT WIRE & CABLE .................D 61-66 

JAMES, RICHARD ................................. IL 26 KENT, FRED .....................................CC 478 KWIKLIFT INC ................................D 109-111 

JAMES, STEVEN DOUGLAS .........................NC 39 KERL, PETER ......................................IJ 18 KYES, FLOYD ..............................CC 161, NC 43 

JAMISON, E CATHY ..............................B 74-75 KERR SR, TOM ................................... ID 3-6 

JANOTS, JOSEPH ........................... H 90-92, I 92 KERSHLIS, JACK ........................ J 80-81, K 81-82 

L 

JAQUIN, MICHAEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 377 KERSHNER, SCOTT & RON ........................P 89-90 L E S AUTO PARTS LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P 122-125 

KESEL, HARRY ............................. NC 7, ND 6-7 L T CLASSIC AUTO PARTS .....................NA 182-185 


L T W COMPANY ............................... IL 36-39 

LACHAT, KENNETH ..............................IH 9-10 

LACKEY, EDWARD .................................L 111 

LACKIE, KEN ...................................IB 49-50 

LADD, JAKE .................................... IG 9-11 

LAJOIE, DANIEL ..................CD 260-261, CD 290-291 

LAKE SHOE/LEATHER PRODUCTION .................BT 42 

LAKE TIRE COMPANY ..........................O 105-107 

LAMOND, MICHAEL ................................P 45 

LANDIS INC, WILLIAM J .......................... J 89-92 

LANDIS JR, WILLIAM ....................... NF 73, NG 74 

LANDRY, GERARD ................................CC 146 

LANE, LES ..................................... IL 43-45 

LANG, FRANK ................................... IH 1-5 

LANGBEIN, PAUL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 82-84 

LANGE, CARL ...................................B 66-70 

LANTAIGNE, DENNIS .......................... ND 36-37 

LANTZ, JAMES ...................................CA 186 

LARAWAY, MICHAEL ..............................CC 508 

LARMOUTH, W DAVID ......................... NB 13-15 

LARRY ISGRO CARBURETORS INC ................ IL 72-74 

LARRYS TOOLS ........... NA 12-15, P 133-135, P 143-145 

LARSON, JAMES ............................... IK 57-62 

LASH, STEVE .............................CB 203, CB 227 

LASTIK, JOHN ......................... M 177-178, P 2-6 

LAUGHMAN, RICHARD .........................E 108-110 

LAURIN, LARRY ............................... NU 30-34 

LAUX, MATT .....................................CC 461 

LAVERTUE, DAVID ............................CC 284-286 

LAWLER, LARRY .............................. NV 19-21 

LAWRENCE, DARYL .............................CB 14-16 

LAWRENCE, JAMES ...............................CC 352 

LAZENBY, JOE ............................CB 202, CB 226 

LAZY B TRAILER SALES INC ................... CD 110-113 

LEACH, JOHN ..................................IM 32-36 

LEATHERMAN, MICHAEL .......................L 186-187 

LEAVITT, BILL .................... CA 115-117, K 135-136 

LECATES, SKIP .......................... E 32-34, F 30-33 

LECOURT SR, CHARLES ....................... N 168-169 

LEE, TERRY ........................................P 91 

LEFFERTS, NICK .......................CC 42-43, NV 22-24 

LEGENDARY AUTO INTERIORS ..........NO 10-12, NP 7-17 

LEGENDARY THUNDERBIRD PRT ..................E 13-15 

LEGGIO, JOSEPH ........................L 37-43, M 41-46 

LEHMAN, CHARLES ......................... CD 172-173 

LEHN, JOSEPH ...................................CC 503 

LEIB, GLEN .......................................BT 54 

LEIB, GREG ......................................CC 487 

LEIB, JOANNE .................................BT 55-56 

LEICHTY, MIKE ....................................IH 79 

LEIKALA, DOUGLAS ................................NB 6 

LEMBESIS, ANTHONY ..............................CC 14 

LEMELIN, JOE .................................IG 65-66 

LEMIEUX & KEITH TAVEL, DONALD ................O 81-82 

LEMKE, ROBERT .............................M 151-154 

LEMLEY, TIM .....................................ID 60 

LENARTOWICZ, MICHAEL ..........................NE 47 

LEON SMITH SALES ............................. NA 136 

LEONARD, MYRON ............................P 113-114 

LEREW ENTERPRISES .........................Q 39, QA 39 

LEROY, ROBERT ..................................CA 303 

LESHER SONS ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS ..............C 78-80 

LESSARD, DENIS .................................IB 104 

LEVANOWTIZ, LAWRENCE E ...................CC 388-389 

LEVINE, RON ................................. NH 40-43 

LEWIS JR, ALBERT ........................... N 188-190 

LEWIS, CHRIS .................................... IK 45 

LEWIS, JOHN ....................................CB 195 

LEWIS, MARK ...................................BR 2-4 

LEWIS, RICHARD .................................CC 126 

LIBBY, TIM ..................................CB 153-154 

LIBRANDIS PLATING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 7-10 

LIBERATOR PERFORMANCE ......................MIDWAY 

LIEB, CHRISTOPHER C .............................NF 42 

LIEBNO, ROBERT G ...........................IG 104-106 

LIECHTI, DALE ................................ NH 69-72 

LIFT AND TOW ..................................F 28-29 

LIGHT, DOUGLAS .................................. M 53 

LIGHTNER, TERRY ............................. NA 49-50 

LIN, IVAN .........................................BZ 6 

LINCOLN FARM, THE .................. CA 267-268, CA 298 

LINDBLAD, NEIL .............................. NG 35-36 

LINSEY, WORLEY ..................................CD 76 

LIPKIS, DAVID ...................................CA 103 

LIPMAN, MURRAY .............................CA 91-92 

LISBON CHV & BOWTIE PARTS ..................L 181-183 

LISCUM, TIM ................................. NA 85-86 

LJC JR ENTERPRISES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CD 40-42, CD 70-71 

LLOYD, DAVID .................................IN 39-41 

LOFINK, BILL .....................................NI 18 

LOGAN’S TV .................................. NB 44-45 

LOHRMAN, WILLIAM ...............................NG 7 

LONESTAR .......H 116-120, I 115-121, IK 63-66, J 45-47, J 

163-166, K 164-167, P 46-50 

LONESTAR WEATHERSTRIPPING ..................P 51-54 

LONG ISLAND FORD MERC CLUB ......................F 4 

LONGENECKER, RICHARD .........................CD 190 

LONGS BODY SHOP ..............................F 56-57 

LOPATKA, JOE ...................................CB 106 

LORD, RICHARD ..................................CA 250 

LOUTTIT, DEAN ..................................CB 100 

LOYSVILLE STRUCTURES ....................... NB 52-55 

LOZEWSKI, JOSEPH ...........................L 188-189 

LUCABAUGH, DWAINE ............................CD 140 

LUCAS AUTOMOTIVE .........................Q 38, QA 38 

LUCAS, JERRY ................................ NG 28-29 

LUCASH, DAVE ................................ NH 73-74 

LUDVIGSON, MARK ........................CC 509, NR 18 



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LUNDY, ROB ......................................IG 21 

LUSE, BRAD ................................... IK 84-86 

LUTTYS CHEVYS .....................NO 51-57, NP 53-59 

LUTZ, ALLEN ..................................CB 97-98 

LUTZ, BRAD & STACY ............. IJ 1-2, IK 1-3, Q 104-106 

LUTZ, JAMES .................................L 155-159 

LUXFORD INC ...................................N 42-50 

LUXIE’S SWEET TOOTH .............................H 101 

LYMAN, ARTHUR .................................CC 262 

LYNCH, KEVIN J ................................... IF 21 

LYON, BILL ........................................K 21 

LYONS, GEORGE ...............................J 154-155 

M 

M & J CAR SHOWS ..............................II 64-67 

M & M INCORPORATED ............................CC 44 

M & M TOOLS ...................................P 62-63 

M R ENTERPRISES ......................... BR 5-10, IC 15 

M RENO TRAILER SALES ....................... NV 31-34 

MABEE, RON ....................................NO 1-4 

MABEN, MICHAEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 31 

MACINTYRE CHEVROLET ........................CD 12-16 

MACKEY, FRANK ............................... IC 45-48 

MACKEY, TERRY ................................ IC 49-50 

MAGARO AUTO SALES .............................IG 47 

MAGARO, JOSEPH ............................. NO 42-44 

MAGDEN, DAVE .......................... NI 52, NJ 51-54 

MAGEE, PAT ..................................D 133-134 

MAGGIO, STEVE ..................................CC 237 

MAHONEY, ROBERT & CHRIS ....................P 189-190 

MAHONING AUTO ........................ CD 281, CD 311 

MAIER, GARY ...................................O 79-80 

MAIETTA, JOHN .......................... CD 137, CD 168 

MAIN STREET MOTORS ................CA 140-142, CC 141 

MAINES, MIKE ................................. IL 18-22 

MALEC, PAUL ................................CC 446-447 

MALLIN, MICHAEL ............................CC 10, H 9 

MAMENKO, ALEX ...................IL 69-71, NA 122-123 

MAMENKO, MAY ............................... IL 67-68 

MANCINO, JOHN .............................IK 100-103 

MANERI, JOE ......................................CC 8 

MANGI, CHRIS ...................................CC 460 

MANIFOLDS UNLIMITED ...................... N 174-179 

MANTEGNA, CARL .............................BZ 26-29 

MANTEGNA, CRAIG ...........................E 124-125 

MARCANTONIO, TOMMY ........................IN 48-53 

MARCONE, KIM ............................... NK 58-59 

MARCH PERFORMANCE .........................MIDWAY 

MARCUS, SANFORD .......................CC 301, CC 347 

MARFIZO, JERRY ...............................ID 43-47 

MARINACCIO, MICHAEL ...........................CA 132 

MARINO, DENNIS .............................. NA 7-11 

MARINO, TOM ....................................CB 29 

MARION, PIERRE ....................................S 9 

MARKELL, BRYAN ................................ IK 4-5 

MARKS, ROBERT ............................... IL 82-83 

MARNEY, BILL ................................... M 7-8 

MARRELLA, MICHAEL ................... NK 56-57, NL 57 

MARSDENS AIRBRUSH DESIGNS .................IO 21-24 

MARTIN, RONALD ................................CD 178 

MARTIN, STEVE ...............................P 130-132 

MARTIN, TOM ................................ ND 23-25 

MARTINELLI, JOHN .......................... CA 137-139 

MARTZ CHASSIS ENGINEERING ..................MIDWAY 

MARYLAND MUSCLE ....................CC 346, IM 61-62 

MASCIOLI, ARTHUR ........................... DA 21-22 

MASE, DARRIE ................................P 217-218 

MASON CORVETTE ............................I 7, NS 6-7 

MASON DIXON TRUCKS & CARRIERS ........... CD 313-317 

MASSEE, RICH .................................NZ 13-14 

MASSENGILL, MACK .................J 119-128, K 120-122 

MASSOUD, JOSEPH ................................CB 17 

MASTANDREA, PAUL .............................CB 162 

MATHEWSON, DOUG ...............................G 21 

MATIAS, STEVE ...............................NM 58-60 

MATLOWSKI, STAN .............................IG 32-33 

MATTHEWS, KEITH W .............................F 5-6 

MATTHEWS, TIM ................................C 11-12 

MATTIE SR, LOUIS ................................CC 350 

MAULA, RALPH ...................................R 1-4 

MAXS CLASSICS .................................DB 8-9 

MAY MOTOR CARS .............................CD 30-31 

MAY, DAVID .....................................CA 285 

MAYE, MICHAEL .............................. NN 17-18 

MAYER, DAN ....................................CB 218 

MAYLO, RICHARD .................................G 109 

MAYNARD JR, AL .................CD 89, D 116-120, E 121 

MC ARAW, RAY .................................. IL 107 

MCALOON, JOHN ................................IA 108 

MCCANN, STEVEN .................................K 210 

MCCARTHY, JOHN ................................CC 113 

MCCARTNEY, DAVID ............................ IF 24-27 

MCCLEMENS AUTO SALES ..........................NS 28 

MCCLOUD, RON ...................................K 109 

MCCLURE, W B ............................... NR 50-51 

MCCONNELL, ROBERT ............................NY 5-6 

MCCOSKEY, BILL ...............................BT 16-17 

MCCOYS CLASSIC CARS ..............J 187-189, K 188-195 

MCCRARY, DAN ....................................BZ 8 

MCCURDY, TOM ............................. CA 225-226 

MCCUSKEY JR, JAMES ...........................N 51-54 

MCDANIEL, EDWARD .............................NP 1-2 

MCDERMOTT, JIM .........................BZ 9-10, G 129 

MCDERMOTT, JOHN ...........................E 130-132 

MCDONALD, LAWRENCE ............................D 20 

MCDONELL, JOSEPH & DEB ........................CC 246 

MCDOWELL, RON ................................CA 155 

MCFIREN JR, THOMAS ................BT 45-46, P 180-182 

MCGILL DISTRIBITION/COBRA TORCHES ............H 36-37 

MCGOEY, JIM ..................................CA 64-65 

MCGOWAN, DAVID ...............................IK 113 

MCGRATH, TOM ..................................CD 153 

MCGREW, PATTI .............................M 175-176 

MCGRIFF, VICTOR ..IJ 19-22, NG 18-19, NH 18-19, O 36-42, P 

206-211 

MCGROARTY, MATTHEW ..............NG 43-45, NH 44-45 

MCKINNEY, RICHARD ..........................NW 56-57 

MCKINSEY, KEITH ..............................IA 61-63 

MCLAIN, RALPH ................................ NN 5-8 

MCLAUGHLIN, RICK ............................CC 64-66 

MCM WORLDWIDE ........................CC 410, CC 412 

MCMULLEN, CARL ................................ M 14 

MCMULLEN, RICHARD .............................NP 68 

MCMULLEN, ROBERT ...........................NF 40-41 

MCMULLEN, TIM ..................................NI 68 

MCNALLY, LESLIE ................................CB 196 

MCNAMEE, THOMAS ........................ H 128, I 128 

MCWALTER, DAVID & JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 38 

MEACOCK, BILL ................................... M 82 

MEAD, DENNIS .................................. IB 1-2 

MEADER, ROBERT ..............................NZ 10-11 

MECHANICSBRG SPRTS CTR ..CA 66-68, CA 72, CA 87-90, CA 

96, CA 109 

MEGUIAR’S ...................................MIDWAY 

MEISELS COBRA CONNECTION .................. NK 51-55 

MELLO, GEORGE ..................................G 132 

MELLOTT, STEVEN ..................................NR 3 

MELONUK, STEPHEN .......................NM 69, NZ 12 

MENSINGER, GARY ............................. M 73-80 

MENTO, MARK ................................O 150-151 

MERCER, GARY ........................CC 228, N 200-201 

MERCURI, MARK ............................... IE 41-42 

MERRYMAN, R T ..................................CB 42 

MERSHONS WORLD OF CARS ................. CD 264-272 

MERZ, DALE ..................................L 147-148 

MESCH, JACK ...................................C 35-36 

MESSICK, SAM .................................Q 97-98 

MESSINA, STEVE ...............................IM 59-60 

METRO MOULDED PARTS INC ................... NU 20-25 

METROPOLITAN RESTORATION SERVICE. . . . . . . . . . NN 32-34 

METZGER, DENNIS .............................IM 77-79 

MEYERS JR, JOHN W ...............................K 13 

MEYERS, CRAIG P ............................ A 39, IA 37 

MEYERS, THOMAS ..............................C 44-45 

MEZZONI, LAWRENCE .......................... IK 14-15 

MICHAEL, VAN ...................................CC 169 

MICHAELS USED CARS ..........................NF 63-64 

MICHAELS, LARRY ..............................G 60-61 

MICKEY, GERRY ....................................F 73 

MICKS CUSTOM PAINTING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NS 12-15 

MID AMERICA AUTO LIFTS INC. ..................MIDWAY 

MID-ATLANTIC AUTO RESTORATION & SUPPLIES . NE 1-5, NE 

7-8 

MIDLIFE CLASSIC CARS ......................... M 54-57 

MIDNIGHT AUTO INC. ............................O 72-74 

MIKE DRAGO CHEVROLET PARTS .................. I 44-46 

MIKE HAGAN ANTIQUE AUTO RADIO REPAIR F 115-117, G 118 

MIKES MONTES ............................... NK 23-26 

MIKES SURPLUS ...............................IB 94-97 

MILES, ROGER .....................................NR 2 

MILL BROOK IMPORTS ............................CD 234 

MILLER JR, BILL ......CC 15-16, CC 18-19, CC 24-25, CC 114 

MILLER MECHANICAL ........................CB 174-175 

MILLER SR, LEO .........................NC 13, ND 11-13 

MILLER, CLYDE & JOHN ..........................E 69-70 

MILLER, DAVID W ..................................L 28 

MILLER, DENNIS ...............................NC 11-12 

MILLER, DENNIS S ....CA 276-277, CA 304-305, CA 318-319 

MILLER, DONALD ...............................P 31-32 

MILLER, FRANK ............................... ND 39-42 

MILLER, GREGORY .................CD 343-344, NX 30-31 

MILLER, KEITH ..................... CA 107-108, N 91-93 

MILLER, KURT .....................................N 79 

MILLER, MICHAEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NW 44-47 

MILLER, ROBERT ..................... NX 50-51, NY 50-51 

MILLER, WILLIAM .........................CD 249, NO 36 

MILLICKER, JOHN ................................CB 131 

MILLS, HARRY ..................................H 95-98 

MILSTED, JIM ..........................NQ 31-34, NR 36 

MINER, DAVID ............................CC 47, IJ 53-56 

MINK, DANNY .................................NF 53-58 

MINNICH, LARRY ................................CC 165 

MISHLAN, TIM .................................IO 54-57 

MISHOU, LAWRENCE ...........................IA 88-95 

MODAFFERI, JOHN ................... CA 153, CB 140-141 

MOFFITT, RICHARD ..............................II 22-24 

MOHN, RANDY ................................ M 83-87 

MOL, DONALD .................................IO 16-17 

MONG, ROGER .................... CD 83, NS 25-27, NS 29 

MONGOLD, JOHN ........................... CD 176-177 

MONROE, KENNETH L ............................CC 348 

MONROE, WAYNE ................................CC 379 

MOONAN, JIM ...................................CD 149 

MOORE, EDWARD .............................. M 48-50 

MOORE, WILLIAM .................................K 207 

MOOREHEAD, GARY ...............................NK 12 

MORE THAN TIRES ..............................Q 56-70 

MOREHEAD, SCOTT ................................CC 67 

MORELAND, WILLIAM ......................... ND 31-33 

MORGAN, VAUGHN ...............................CC 280 

MORITZ, DICK ....................................J 134 

MORRIS, ERIC ............................CA 25-26, E 68 

MORRIS, JOHN .............................CC 380, S 10 

MORRIS, ROBERT ...............................P 64-65 

MORRIS, SHARON ................................CC 530 

MORRIS, THOMAS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 345 

MORSE JR, JOSEPH ................................NF 43 

MOSSIDE AUTO SALES .............................CC 99 

MOTHERS/DETAILERS DREAM .......................E 82 

MOTOR CO,THE .......................... CC 21, IN 83-84 

MOTOR DELUX MEMORABILIA .................... J 58-60 

MOUNTAIN MAN RACING ......................... NI 6-9 

MR MOTORS ......................................R 30 

MR. MOTORSPORTS ............................MIDWAY 

MR TOOL INC ...........................IM 102, NF 10-16 

MT LAUREL ENTERPRISES ..................IF 47-49, IG 45 

MTY SUPPLY ........................... NC 38, NC 40-41 

MUCCI, JOSEPH ..................................CA 320 

MULLEN, LARRY ...............................CB 73-74 

MULLINS, JACKIE ................................CD 185 

MUMMERT, TRAVIS .........................BT 58, K 154 

MUNCHKIN MOTORS ..............................BT 31 

MUNGER, TOM ...............................P 191-194 

MURIN, KELLY ................................ NO 16-17 

MURPHY, PHILIP .................NA 124-127, NA 165-166 

MUSIC DISTRIBUTING CO ........................II 78-83 

MUSTANG MONTHLY ............................O 55-56 

MUSTANG PARTS OF MICHIGAN .................... IG 1-3 

MUSTANGS UNLIMITED .........................IN 21-30 

MYERS, ANGEL ...................................CC 30 

MYERS, GEORGE ........................CC 193, IH 44-45 

MYERS, MIKE ...............................CC 31, DA 10 

MYERS, ROBERT ..................................CD 35 

MYERS, TEX .....................................CC 499 

MYRICK, WES ....................................IO 61 

N 

NAPPI, PHIL .................................. NA 53-55 

NAROG, VINNY ..................................CD 156 

NASH AUTO PARTS ..............................F 92-94 

NATIONAL NOSTALGIC NOVA .................... IK 55-56 

NATIONAL REGION MUSTANG & COUGAR CLUB ...P 100-101 

NC INDUSTRIES ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS ........... NK 15-18 

NEEBLING, JOHN ................................O 43-45 

NEIMANS GARAGE ............................ NA 27-28 

NELSON, LYNN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IB 75-77 

NEON WAREHOUSE ............................BZ 33-35 

NESPOLI, DENNIS ..................................K 12 

NETTI ..........................................CC 471 

NETTIES SHOPPE/ROSS AUTO .................CD 2, CD 5-6 

NEUHART, JAMES ...............................O 49-50 

NEUKUM, JOE ...................................CA 245 

NEVER RUST STAINLESS STL EXH .................IM 69-72 

NEW GENEVA STONEWARE .......................H 73-74 

NEW GTO .................................... NH 58-61 

NEWCOMER, RICK ...............................H 40-42 

NEWCOMERS TRUCK PARTS ..................... IE 43-46 

NEWTON, JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II 43, II 45 

NEWTON, WILLIAM ..........................IH 114-116 

NICHOLSON, DALE & SHARON ...................... M 72 

NICKERSON, WILLIAM .....................CC 353, CC 355 

NICKLAS, JEFFREY ....................IO 76-80, NG 20-27 

NIFTY FIFTIES .............................Q 4-6, QA 4-6 

NIKSICH, PETE .....................................N 90 

NOAKES, BRIAN ...................................D 15 

NOLAN, DANIEL ...............................IM 82-83 

NOLEN, EDGAR .................................P 70-72 

NORBACK, JOHN .............................M 120-122 

NORTH COAST GLOVE ..........................K 116-119 

NORTH EAST EXCHANGE ......................... M 9-11 

NORTH WIND WEATHERVANES .................... NH 38 

NORTHEASTERN CLASSICS ...................... M 92-93 

NOSTALGIA PRODUCTIONS INC ......................G 33 

NOSTALGIC AIR PARTS ..........................MIDWAY 

NOSTALGIC IMAGES ............................BT 20-22 

NOSTALGIC IMAGES ......................BT 43-44, GA 10 

NOTTINGHAM, GEORGE ..........................A 27-30 

NU-CHROME ......................................K 68 

NYMAN, EDWARD ................................CC 327 

NYMAN, PETER ..................................CC 342 

O 

OAK BOWS .......................................IM 10 

OAKES, JOHN ..................................IG 18-20 

OAKS, SCOTT ....................................CC 251 

OBAKER AUTO SALES ..............................CE 37 

OBER, ROBERT ..................................IJ 74-78 

ODYSSEY PEWTER AND GIFTS .................. NN 51-55 

OHLER SR, RON ..............................M 137-138 

OL’ 55 CHEVY PARTS ........................CA 44, K 8-11 

OLD CHEVY TRUCK PARTS ......................O 158-159 

OLD GOLD RETOLD ............................ NP 69-70 

OLD TOWN AUTOMOBILE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 137 

OLDENBURG, TODD ..............................CD 307 

OLDS, ROBERT A .............................. NA 47-48 

OLDSMOBILE RANCH .......................... NB 38-39 

OLSEN, MARTY ...................................K 112 

OLSON JR, ROBERT ............................P 154-156 

OLSON, JOHN ..............................NA 218-219 

ON FIRE PROMOTIONS ...........................R 56-59 

OPEKA, CHARLES ................................CD 165 

OREBAUGH, DONNIE .............................CB 113 

ORGOCH, JOHN ..................................NJ 1-2 

ORRIS, ARIETTA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NA 154-155 

ORY, LARRY ....................................E 19-21 

ORZECHOWSKI, ALFRED ........................H 99-100 

OSBORN, JIM REPRODUCTIONS .................L 119-123 

OSMOND, E ............................ H 93-94, I 93-97 

OVERBEY, LARRY MICHAEL .....................J 205-206 

OWENS, THOM ....................................BZ 2 

OWINGS BROTHERS INC .....................NA 180-181 

OWNEY, DELL ...................................CC 212 

P 

P M INDUSTRIES ..................... IF 54-55, IN 38, IO 3 

PACE, JACK ................................... NA 23-24 

PACKARD, DON ............................... NR 37-40 

PADAVANO, JOE .............................NA 140-141 

PAINE, JAMES .......................CB 179-180, J 39-40 

PALMER, BRIAN ..................................CC 73 

PALMER, SID ............................... CA 217-218 

PALMER, TERRY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D 4-6, IB 115-117, IO 35-38 

PANFILI, JULIUS .................... K 105-107, NG 37-38 

PAPLOSKYS SPEED SHOP ................ L 170, M 169-174 

PARK CIRCLE MOTORS ......................... NH 23-25 

PARNES, JERRY .................................N 28-29 

PARSON, DAN ......................CC 153-155, IG 60-61 

PARSON, LOU ............ CA 311-313, CA 322-323, P 73-76 

PARTASH, TOM ..................................NK 3-4 

PARZYCH, GENE ....................J 101-105, K 102-104 

PASCOE, KEN .....................................DA 23 

PASSENGER CAR SUPPLY .........................O 96-99 

PASSPORT TRANSPORT .....................EXPO CENTER 

PAST GAS ART ...................................BZ 3-4 

PAST GAS CO ...................................F 85-88 

PAST TO PRESENT CAR & TRUCK PARTS. . . . . . . . . . . . .N 55-61 

PASTORECK, CARL .......................CB 24-28, CB 49 

PASTRICK, DAVID (JD) .......................... IF 17-18 

PAT WILSON’S THUNDERBIRD .......................N 83 

PAULS CHROME PLATING INC .....................L 29-31 

PAVANO, TOM ...................................NA 1-3 

PAVLOV, JOHN .................................IH 33-36 

PAXTON ENTERPRISES ...................IA 10, IB 7-8, IC 5 

PEABODY, JONATHAN .......................NA 113-115 

PEG-LEG ENTERPRISES INC ...................... M 97-99 

PEIRCE, EDWARD ...............................P 60-61 




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PELLETIER, LOMER .............................IG 34-39 

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RINEHART AUTO SALES ..........................B 51-54 

PELLETIER, RICHARD .............................CC 121 

RIPPEON, RONALD ................................NC 26 

QUALITY MECHANICS ............................CC 190 

PENNELL, NED .................................IM 65-66 

RISSER, ROBERT ................................... IB 6 

QUAL-KROM-GRT LAKES PLANT ..................K 23-24 

PENNINGTON, JIM .............................NI 15-17 

RISSLER, TOM ............................A 14-19, IA 12 

QUANTA PRODUCTS LLC ............. L 99-104, M 104-105 

PENTZ JR, THOMAS .............................. NV 55 

RITTLINGER, RONALD .............................K 206 

QUARTER ACES DRAG-O-WAY ......................IA 57 

PEPIAK, ALEXANDER .......................... NV 37-39 

RJL AUTOMOTIVE FASTENERS ................... M 66-69 

QUASHNOCK, DAVID ..............................J 141 

PERELMAN, PAUL .............................NW 49-52 

ROAD DADDY .....................................ID 72 

QUASHNOCK, JAMES ..............................CC 46 

PERFORMANCE AUTOMATIC .....................MIDWAY 

ROBERTI MOTOR SALES .........................NL 22-26 

QUEENS AUTO BODY INC .................CC 349, IH 29-32 

PERFORMANCE FORD CLUB PA .................M 181-182 

ROBERTS, CHARLES ..............................CB 128 

PERFORMANCE MOTORS OF HANOVER LLC ..........CB 144 

R 

ROBEY, RICHARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 8-9 

PERFORMANCE SUSPENSION TECH ......I 122-123, IE 23-24 R & R SALES ...................................IH 70-78 

ROBINS, JOHN ...................................CC 250 

PERFORMANCE YEARS .........................P 171-179 R A D CLASSICS LLC ...............................CD 36 

ROBINSON, DEAN ...............................H 88-89 

PERGL, CHARLES & JANET .....................F 91, G 91 R J TOOL & SUPPLY ....................N 103-105, P 66-69 

ROBSON, JAMES ..................................CC 48 

PERIGO, DENNIS ................................NW 3-4 R M AUTO ...................................CD 1, CD 32 

ROCHESTER CORVETTE CLUB ........................ J 57 

PEROGIE ENTERPRISES ...IH 62-69, II 61, L 174-175, NR 4-5 R/T ENTERPRISES ..............................IG 26-31 

ROCKS ANTIQUE AUTOS .........................ID 53-56 

PERRACHE, GLENN ................................J 150 RAAB, GENE ...................................... IK 10 

ROGERS AUTO SALES & REPR ..................CB 245-246 

PERROTTA, MARIO ..............................II 33-36 RACEWARE ..................................K 143-145 

ROGERS, MICHAEL ..............................L 35-36 

PERRY, DENNIS .................................D 83-84 RACHEL, RONALD .............................E 112-114 

ROLES AUTO SALVAGE ......................... NN 21-23 

PERSZYK, DANN ................................N 88-89 RADER, JIMMY & ANN .........................NW 35-37 

ROLLING STEEL .................................G 12-17 

PERULLI, FRANK .................................CA 121 RAFACH, MICHAEL ................................ IK 44 

ROLLING-BORDERS.COM .......................P 107-108 

PETENBRINK, NEAL ............................ IE 38-40 RAGTOPS ........................... CA 112, CA 150-151 

ROLLMAN, MIKE ..................................CA 95 

PETERMAN MOTORS ................. CB 188-191, CB 213 RAINBOW PROD FANS & AC .................... NA 58-63 

ROMANOFF, ERIC ...............................C 84-85 

PETERS, GREGORY G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NV 13 RALSTON, CHIP ................................NE 45-46 

ROMANOFF, GARY ..............................B 76-78 

PETERS, JAMES ..................................CC 378 RAM AIR AUTOMOTIVE ........................... NN 31 

ROMMEL, TOM ..................................CC 123 

PETERS, JAMES ...................................NI 60 RAMBIS, PETER .......................... NC 9-10, ND 10 

RONS AUTO RESTORATION ..................... NR 31-32 

PETERS, ROBERT .................................CD 282 RAMPLING, NICK ............................IG 115-117 

RONS AUTO UPHOLSTERY & TOP CO ..............IH 80-82 

PETERSEN, MICHAEL ..............................CE 29 RANDY’S GARAGE ............................. NG 72-73 

RONSHELL ENTERPRISES ....................BT 47, E 134 

PETIKAS, NICHOLAS ............................ M 70-71 RAPP, RANDALL ..................................CD 59 

ROSE JR, FRANK .............................. NN 56-57 

PETRILLO, PAUL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 13 RAS, DENNIS ................................ H 102-105 

ROSE, KENNY ......................................B 64 

PETRIN ENTERPRISES .........................P 102-104 RAY THORP PERFORMANCE SHOP ...............G 123-124 

ROSE, PAUL .......................................IJ 40 

PETTY’S GARAGE ..............................MIDWAY RAYBURN, RICK ..................................CC 306 

ROSEBUSH, TERRY ........................... IJ 112-117 

PFALZGRAF, GORDON ..........................P 149-150 READNACK, ROBERT ............................ M 12-13 

ROSEN, DAVID .................................. J 93-96 

PFAMATTER, JOHN ...............................CD 146 REAMER, KEN ................................ NB 25-26 

ROSES HEAD & ENGINE .........................NF 74-75 

PFEIFFER, DAVID ................................L 25-27 REAMS, RAYMOND ...............................IJ 7-10 

ROSKE, KEVIN ................................. IC 40-41 

PHELAN, DICK & LINDA ............................A 109 RED BARN COLLECTOR CAR PARTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IH 93-99 

ROSS JR, STUART ............................M 195-197 

PHILLIPS, TOM ............................... NU 51-56 REDMAN ENTERPRISES INC ....................K 155-161 

ROSSI, PATRICK .......................... CA 278, CA 306 

PIERCE, PAUL D J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CB 18, CB 43 REDSHAW, GLENN ..................D 96, IM 57-58, K 202 

ROSSKAMP, PAUL ..................................II 31 

PIERCE, RANDALL .............................. M 25-29 REED, GILBERT .................................N 94-97 

ROTH, BRUCE .......................L 171-173, P 198-205 

PILIERO, ANTHONY ............................. IC 74-76 REED, MARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 46-52 

ROTHERMEL, DENNIS .......................... NQ 46-48 

PILO, GARY ...............................A 12-13, IA 11 REEDS CLASSIC 4-SPEEDS ..........................E 105 

ROUNDS, BRYAN .................................CD 204 

PINCKNEY, EDWARD ..............................CC 470 REEVES, ALFRED ............................... M 22-23 

ROUTZAHN, WAYNE ...............................NC 27 

PINKUS, FRANK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 68-69, J 66-67, J 69-71 REEVES, STEVE ..................................CD 106 

ROWLANDS, TOM ..............................IM 12-16 

PITMAN, RAY ...................................P 84-88 REHA, PETER ................................. NP 65-67 

ROY, ROBERT .................................. IC 27-29 

PITTMAN, DON ................................CB 62-63 REHBORN, JEFF ...................................DB 17 

ROYALS GARAGE ................................C 67-68 

PITTSBURG PARTS-A-RAMA ................J 78-79, NE 39 REHMAN, ROBERT .............................IN 45-46 

RUBINO, TOM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 136-137, I 136-137 

PITTSBURGH MUSTANG ...................... N 184-187 REHRIG, LOU ...................................K 55-56 

RUBRIGHT, HAROLD ..............................NF 4-5 

PITTSTOP RESTORATIONS ...................... NK 66-68 REID, DANIEL ....................................CA 157 

RUCH, ROBERT ..................................CA 171 

PLAISANCE, WAYNE ..............................CD 342 REIFSNYDER, ERIC .................................II 21 

RUDDOCK, KEN ................................BZ 30-32 

PLANCE, ROBERT ................................. IL 25 REILAND, JEFF .................................IM 80-81 

RUNALDUE, TOM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NY 44-46 

PLASKAN, JOHN ...............................IM 42-47 REKKER, ROBERT .................................CC 23 

RUNTO C/O AUDREY DOLLOFF, BOURKE ............ IF 5-10 

POCONO MARKETING INTL ...............N 68-69, O 70-71 RENFRO, DALE ................................L 145-146 

RUSDEN, MIKE ..................................CA 172 

PODELL FUEL INJECTION SPEC, JACK .............. J 26-29 RENNERS AUTO SALES LLC ................... CA 209-210 

RUSNAK, RICH ................................ NQ 15-16 

PODSTAWSKI, BOB ................................ IB 90 RENNIE, JOHN .................................... NH 7 

RUSSS AUTO SALES & TRL SALES LLC ..............K 29-31 

POGUE, JERRY ................................O 137-139 RENNINGER, GENE .................................D 19 

RUSS’S TRIM SHOP ...............................CC 6-7 

POHLHAUS, WALTER ........................... M 51-52 RENY, PETER ...................................IJ 23-24 

RUTH MOTORS INC .......CB 132-133, CC 481-482, IB 61-62 

POINT SERVICE CENTER ......................... IK 36-37 RESIDE JR, THOMAS R ........................... I 16-22 

RYBA, TONY .................................CB 229-230 

POKLEMBA, CHARLES .......................CD 61, CD 93 RESTORATION SPEC & SUPPLY ... O 190, O 195-200, Q 76-81 

S 

POLACEK, CLIFF ..............................O 180-181 RETRO RADIO RESTORATION ....................IM 37-41 S & S SALES .................... D 86-91, E 87-93, F 95-96 

POLI, BILL .................................... IL 23-24 RETRO-ELECTRO ..................................K 134 S A Y TRAILERS ..............................CC 183-187 

POLICE, TOM ....................................CB 197 RETTBERG, IVAN ...............................NS 41-43 SADLER, ERNEST ...................................NZ 1 

POLISH THIS INC ...............................IG 78-79 RHINEHART SR, ROBERT ..........................CC 164 SAKRYD, CHUCK ................................ I 23-25 

POLITIS, PAUL ..................................K 49-51 RHOADS, HENRY ...............................IH 53-57 SALE, STEVE .....................................CB 94 

POLSKY, LEE ...................................CB 22-23 RHODES, BEN .................................IB 91-93 SALERNO JR, RALPH J ......................... NA 56-57 

PONTIAC HOLDING LLC ......................... IE 58-60 RHODES, KEVIN D .................... NX 45-48, NY 47-48 SALERNO, DAN ...........................CE 34, IE 32-34 

POOLE, LARRY ...................................CD 152 RIBIKAUSKAS, JOHN ............................ NH 2-6 SALOMONE, BILL .................................A 100 

POORE, HERBERT ............................. NK 19-22 RICCARDI, RALPH .............................. IE 52-54 SALS EARLY CYCLE ...........................IH 102-109 

POPE, DANA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CC 49-50 RICE, EARL .....................CC 462-463, F 25, G 29-30 SALUDA AUTO SALES ...........................CC 90-91 

POPIEL, DAVE .....................................II 98 RICE, MICHAEL ..................................CB 156 SALVATION ARMY, THE .............................IA 58 

POWDER CRAFT INC ..........................IG 119-121 RICE, RAY ....................................NM 15-17 SAMRANY, KEITH ................................CA 104 

POWERS, ROY .................................IG 48-54 RICHARDSON, GEORGE .......................CC 309-310 SAMS PLAZA BODY SHOP ....................... IF 38-41 

PPG INDUSTRIES ...............................MIDWAY RICHARDSON, TOM .............................ID 70-71 SANDERFER, ANGIE ...........................P 117-121 

PRATT, JOHN .......................CA 14, CA 38, O 75-78 RICHMAN, JERRY ................................. IK 21 SANDERFER, GARY ............................ NO 46-50 

PRESTIGE MOTOR CAR CO .............. E 141-142, J 74-75 RICHMOND, FRED .................................NS 24 SANDERS & SON ...............................NL 53-54 

PRICE, DAN .................................. NA 68-69 RICKS AUTO HARDWARE .......................K 123-127 SANTEE, FLOYD ......................... CD 62, NR 41-42 

PRICE, JOSEPH ..................................CC 364 RICKS WHOLESALE TIRE ...............NE 31-33, NF 30-34 SAPIENZA, THOMAS ..........................W 9-11, X 7 

PRINCE, HENRY ......................... NX 25-27, NY 26 RICKS, LESLIE .................................NL 47-50 SATIN GLOSS MFG ...................... ID 77-79, K 75-77 

PRITTS, GLENN ................................IB 46-48 RIDDELL, STEVE .................................CC 465 SAUER, DONALD ..................................CA 19 

PROFETA, MARK ............................ CA 241-242 RIDENHOUR, JOE ........................... CA 122-126 SAVICH, JAMES ...............................G 110-111 

PROKOPOVITCH, JOHN ....................... NI 20, NJ 20 RIDENOUR, THOMAS D ........................ NO 34-35 SCAFIDI, MIKE ........................CC 308, IH 112-113 

PULVER, JEFF ..................................IA 49-50 RIDGLEY, SHAWN ...................... CB 170, NZ 41-42 SCARL, MARGARET ..............................Q 93-96 

PUMO, JOHN ................................. NG 39-41 RIEGGER, CARL ................................NF 65-68 SCHAEFFER, BRAD ............................L 149-152 

PYLE, LARRY ................................. NU 43-46 RIGHT STUFF, THE ............. NA 17-21, O 59-60, P 41-44 SCHAFER, BRUCE ..............................W 12-13 

PYPES PERFORMANCE EXHAUST ..................P 25-30 RILEY, PHILLIP ...................................CD 251 SCHALLER, CHUCK .............................CD 49-50 


SCHEIDLERS AUTO WRECKING ..................NM 38-40 

SCHELL, DAMIAN ..............................NE 34-36 

SCHERMERHORN, ROBERT .......................K 52-54 

SCHILP, JOHN .....................................CC 20 

SCHMIDT, ANDY ..................................CA 39 

SCHMIDT, WESLEY ................................T 4-7 

SCHMITZ SR, JOHN .................................DA 6 

SCHOOLER, BEN ................................ I 38-42 

SCHRADER, SCOTT ............................ NB 20-24 

SCHROEDER, JOHN .................................C 32 

SCLAFANI, TONY .............................. NR 27-28 

SCOFIELD, ROBERT .............................IN 88-91 

SCOTT, DAVE ..................................NL 40-41 

SCOTT, GARY ....................................CD 257 

SCOTT, JOSEPH ..............................CC 425-428 

SEALOCK, ROBERT ......................CD 183, NJ 30-31 

SEBASTIAN, LARRY .....................NG 46-47, NH 46 

SECOND GENERATION MUSTANG ................P 115-116 

SEE, STEVE ....................................NT 26-27 

SEELEY, CLAYTON ............................. NH 26-30 

SEELEY, JAMES ..................................CC 213 

SEIDEL, BILL ..................................NS 36-38 

SEKULICH, WILLIAM ........................ H 138, I 138 

SELECTIVE AUTO SALES BY DEREK ..CB 185-187, CB 209-212, 

CB 233 

SELLICK, JOHN ................................ M 88-89 

SELLS AUTO ......................................ID 37 

SELMESKI, DAVID ..............................IA 41-42 

SEMINSKY, RICH ................................B 60-61 

SENDTKO, SCOTT ................................O 87-92 

SERDINAK, RICHARD ............................D 27-29 

SERGE, RAY .................................CC 392-393 

SERRA, TONY .....................................CC 22 

SEYLAR, JAMES L .................................IM 68 

SEYMOUR, GARY .................................CC 1-2 

SHADECK, JEFF ................................NT 53-54 

SHAEFFER, DAVID ..............................NT 15-17 

SHAFFER, JAMES ..............................IG 84-85 

SHAFFER, JERRY .............................CB 32, IJ 79 

SHANK, TONY .................................NZ 34-36 

SHANNON, DAVID .................................BT 69 

SHAPINAS, JOHN J .............................IG 67-68 

SHARKEY, GARY ............................. N 143-144 

SHAW, KEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CC 302-303 

SHEEPSKINS ........................K 99-101, P 151-152 

SHEETS JR, JIM ............................... NG 62-66 

SHEFFIELD, HAROLD ..............................CC 41 

SHELLY, MICHAEL E .............................IJ 41-44 

SHEPARD, KURT ..............................K 213-214 

SHEPHERD, BILL ...............................NT 18-20 

SHEPHERD, J FRANK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IC 61 

SHEPHERD, MRS NORMAN ........................M 126 

SHERWOOD, JAMES ...............................CD 56 

SHINDLEDECKER, KERMIT .......................IO 12-13 

SHINKOVICH, RICH ...................... NR 53, NS 51-54 

SHIPMAN, BILLY ............................ CD 187-188 

SHIREY, TOM ..................................NI 41-43 

SHIRT STOP STATION ............................F 17-19 

SHOCKEY, KEITH ............................ CD 323-326 

SHOMIN, MICHAEL .............................NS 48-50 

SHOOK, DAVID & STEPHEN .....................Q 102-103 

SHOOK, DEAN ................................ NR 33-34 

SHOTTS AUTO SALES .........................CB 142-143 

SHOTTS, BRIAN ..................................X 8-12 

SHOVER, DENNIS ................................CD 318 

SHRECK, GARY ..................................CD 250 

SHUCK, RALPH & TRENA ...................... IJ 104-105 

SIA, WAYNE ................................... NU 8-11 

SICKLER SR, JAMES ............................... IE 14 

SIECK, JON .....................................D 73-74 

SIENIAWSKI, MARK ...............................CC 95 

SIGWART, WILLIAM .............................F 36-37 

SIKORA, JOSEPH & MELINDA ....................NI 25-26 

SILBER, BRUCE .................................G 52-54 

SILVER FEATHER ............................NA 149-151 

SIMISAK, BILL .................................IA 85-87 

SIMMET, JAMES ............................... IK 25-26 

SIMMONS, JOHN ...................................G 20 

SIMON, ENOCH ...............................F 105-106 

SIMON, JIM .................................. NG 54-59 

SIMPSON, ARTHUR ................................IO 25 

SIMPSON, RICK ................................CE 14-15 

SINATRA, DR CHARLES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NB 12 

SINCLAIR, MARK ............................. N 197-199 

SINGE, HERB ................................ H 121-125 

SIPKO, WILLIAM .............................. NQ 39-40 

SITAR, BOB ..........................NQ 49-50, NR 54-57 

SKIPPER, STEVEN ............................. NR 46-47 

SKOPIC, STEVEN ................................NW 6-9 

SKORA, ROBERT .................................CC 235 

SLATER, DEAN ..................................R 18-21 

SLOMBA, ROBERT ................................CA 297 

SMART PARTS ............................ J 135-140, S 4 

SMART, DAVID .....................................II 39 

SMITH SR, ROBERT E .......................... NY 33-37 

SMITH, BRIAN ....................................NI 10 

SMITH, EARL K .................................. NA 88 

SMITH, JAMES & JEANNE ....................NF 6, NG 5-6 

SMITH, JOHN R ................................CB 50-51 

SMITH, JOHNNY ................................D 17-18 

SMITH, MICHAEL ................CC 294-295, CE 6, NM 68 

SMITH, PETER ...................................CC 139 

SMITH, STEVE ..................................II 73-75 

SMITH, TIM ................................CC 28, CC 76 

SMITH, WAYNE ............................... J 17, K 18 

SMITH, WILLIAM L ................................CA 22 

SMITTYS CARPET BARGAINS ....................NL 43-44 

SNAPPIN TURTLE TIE DOWN ......................L 83-87 

SNIDER, RON ................................. I 139-144 

SNOW III, HARRY ................................CB 215 



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SNOW JR, KEN ................................NM 36-37 

SNOWDEN, WENDELL ...................... H 47-48, I 50 

SNYDER, BOB ...................................CB 198 

SNYDER, CHARLES ..............................K 19-20 

SNYDER, DAVID E ............................. NN 62-65 

SNYDER, DWAYNE ...............................NJ 8-9 

SNYDER, ELLWOOD W ...........................B 37-38 

SNYDER, GREG .............................G 139, H 144 

SNYDER, KEN ........................ NK 60-65, NL 62-63 

SNYDER, SHERMAN ............................NF 70-71 

SODOMICK, GEORGE ...........................NX 43-44 

SOFRANKO, MIKE ...............................II 15-16 

SOLLENBERGERS MESSENGERSERV . CB 1-4, CB 7, DB 10, DB 

15, R 31 

SOMERVILL, BUTCH ............................CB 39-41 

SONNYS AUTO SALES ....................CD 3-4, NT 42-45 

SORBER JR, CHARLES ............................. IH 6-8 

SOUTH STATE SPEED SHOP ..........M 123-125, N 122-126 

SOWINSKI, PETER ................................. IL 42 

SOYKE, EDWARD ................................O 46-48 

SPADARO, DICK .................................B 30-34 

SPATTO, FRANK ................................ IF 13-16 

SPECIAL INTEREST AUTO ........................CE 32-33 

SPECIAL INTEREST CARS .........................C 53-55 

SPECIALTY AUTO TOOLS .........................IN 35-37 

SPECIALTY WHEELS LLC .........................IG 55-59 

SPEEDWAY MOTORS ............CB 111, CB 134-136, IC 7-8 

SPENCER, ED & JOANNE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 113 

SPIEGEL, EDWIN & DARLENE .....................D 23-26 

SPIELMAN, CHARLES .............................CD 101 

SPINOGATTI, LOUIS ......................NE 16-17, NF 17 

SPIREK, RAYMOND ............................. M 31-33 

SPORTS CAR MARKET MAG .........................BT 68 

SPOTTS, PAUL ......................H 132-133, I 132-133 

SPREITZER, GREG ..................................E 18 

SPRIGGS, MATT ....................................IJ 38 

SPURR, RICK ..................................... IK 83 

SSNAKE OYL PRODUCTS INC ...............BT 11-15, G 133 

ST MYERS JR, RALPH .....................NE 27, NF 28-29 

STACKHOUSE, AL ..................................BR 1 

STACKMASTERS SHEET METAL ..................NW 10-14 

STAFFIN, ALAN ..................................BY 6-8 

STAGES MOTOR CO INC ....................CC 384, CC 429 

STAHLS AUTO SERVICE ........................O 110-115 

STALLING, PHIL ............................. CD 356-357 

STAMBAUGH, JOHN ............................. J 15-16 

STAMMLER, BILL .....................NA 87, NA 128-132 

STANLEY, CRAIG ..............................II 118-119 

STANS STAINLESS ..............................NE 41-42 

STARANOWSKI, WALTER ....................... NA 72-74 

STARKOSKI, CARL ..............................NJ 46-47 

STARRY, DOUGLAS ...............................CD 134 

STASKEY JR, FRANK & MICHELLE ...................CA 244 

STAUB, LAURENCE ............................ NR 48-49 

STAUFFER, JONATHAN ................... NX 19-20, NY 20 

STAVAC, GARY .....................................DA 3 

STEELE RUBBER PRODUCTS .....................IJ 94-101 

STEIGER, SHANE ............................ CD 253-255 

STEIGERWALT, WAYNE .............................P 153 

STEINBERG, PAUL & SANDY .....................IG 14-16 

STEINBUGL, IGNATIUS ............................NF 7-9 

STEINER, BRIAN ................................K 83-87 

STEPHENS, BRUCE D .............................. IL 52 

STEPHENSON, HERBERT .......................NM 13-14 

STETLER, HENRY ......................CC 104-106, CC 199 

STEVENS, BARRY ..................................P 33 

STEVENS, RAY ..................................A 45-50 

STEWART, DAVID. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CE 27 

STEWART, DON ...................................CA 46 

STEWART, HERBERT W ........................CB 207-208 

STIGERWALT, CHARLES ..........................IJ 26-28 

STILLWELL, JEFF ...................................IJ 39 

STINSON, JIM ...................................CC 230 

STIO SR, CARMEN .....................NA 91, NA 134-135 

STITLEY, KAY ..........................A 31-32, IA 29-30 

STITT, WILLIAM ...................................CE 41 

STOLLAR SR, JERRY .............................H 22-23 

STOLTZFUS, ROBERT ...............................BT 78 

STONE, DENNIS J & ELIZABETH ..........A 40-42, IA 38-40 

STONE, GERALD ..................................NJ 43 

STONER, LONNIE ...............................NT 28-29 

STORCH, JAY ................A 92-98, D 127-128, IA 96-98 

STOTTS USED CARS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NA 211-217 

STOUDNOUR, TOM ...............................CA 154 

STOUFFER, MICHAEL ....................NC 14-15, ND 14 

STOUFFER, STEVE ............................CC 434-438 

STRAIT, ROBERT ...............................IB 87-89 

STRANGE, VAUGHN ...............................CB 53 

STRAUB, ROBERT ..................................C 69 

STREET & LINDA PARROTT, BUTCH ..............CC 450-451 

STREET TECH CUSTOMS .......................... J 76-77 

STRENSKE, HAROLD ............................ IE 55-56 

STRICKLAND, ERIC .............................NL 35-36 

STRIDER BUICK GMC SUBARU ..................CA 99-102 

STRIEGEL, THOMAS ..............................CA 174 

STRINGER, JOHN .................................IK 112 

STROM, ROGER ...................................NC 22 

STRONGSVILLE HOBBY SHOP ....................BY 16-17 

STROPE, JACK ....................................II 1-3 

STROPPARO, JOHN ...............................CC 229 

STROWBRIDGE, LARRY ..........................D 49-52 

STRULLER, JOHN ...............................IG 43-44 

STRUTZ, CARL ................................. IF 36-37 

STRYKER, RICHARD ..............................CC 188 

STUMPFF, DOYLE ..............................CB 55-56 

STURM, DAVID ................................. J 18-21 

SULLIVAN, DAN ...............................J 214-215 

SULLIVAN, STEVE ................................CC 504 

SUMNER, GARY ................................NE 29-30 

SUNDANCE VACATIONS SPEEDWAY ...............MIDWAY 

SUNDELL AUTO SPECIALTIES .................... M 20-21 

SUNNYS ...................................NA 161-164 

SUPERIOR CUSTOMS ...........................BT 72-77 

SUTER, MICHAEL ............................M 193-194 

SWANK, LANCE ..................................CD 161 

SYLVIA, BOB ................................. NA 77-79 

SZCZECH, BRUCE ..................................NL 31 

SZWEJK, JAMES, RITA & ANDY .....................IM 1-3 

T 

T & D TOWING CORPORATION .................... IC 62-63 

T & G CAR SALES ..................................CD 10 

T & N MFG CO INC .......................D 21-22, E 22-24 

T CHRISTYS AUTO ................................CD 298 

T H BROWN GARAGE ......................... N 145-146 

T ‘N T TIRES & WHEELS ...........................B 10-12 

TAKATS, THOMAS ................................CC 332 

TALBOT, WILLIAM ............................. NV 49-51 

TALLEY, WAYNE .............................. N 180-183 

TALLMAN, DOUGLAS ..............................NC 42 

TAMS MODEL A PARTS ...........................II 62-63 

TAMS, DON .................................. NA 97-98 

TARPLEY, KEN ...................................CC 496 

TAUNTON FORGE WHOLESALE ......................B 6-9 

TAYLOR, WILLIAM A ...............................L 193 

T-BIRDS.COM ................................P 105-106 

TEE-BIRD PRODUCT .............................K 88-90 

TENTA, R M ...................................NT 36-37 

TERRYS USED CARS .............................H 76-81 

TEXAS INDEPENDENT TOOL SALES ................F 53-55 

THAYERS AUTO ............................. CD 125-127 

THE BODY SHOP ................................... J 25 

THEOBALD JR, CHARLES ............................I 4-6 

THIBODEAU, JOHN ................................H 109 

THOMAS, CHUCK ............................IK 107-109 

THOMAS, JAMES F ............................. IL 53-54 

THOMAS, KENNETH .............................E 51-53 

THOMAS, SARAH ...............................II 25-26 

THOMAS, TAD .................................NC 20-21 

THOMASSEN, PAUL ..........................IG 111-113 

THOMPSON, CHESTER ...............................P 1 

THOMPSON, SCOTT ............................CA 62-63 

THROCKMORTON, ERNIE ........................IN 12-14 

THRUSH, BILL ..................................... I 57 

THUERCK JR, JOHN W ............................CD 128 

THUNDERBIRDS EAST ...................P 34-35, P 79-83 

TIG LTD/COVER-UP ENTERPRS .................M 187-188 

TILLMAN, HARRY ............................ IJ 102-103 

TIMOSZYK, THOMAS & STEPHEN ..................F 49-52 

TINGLER, PARKER ................................CB 176 

TIOGA STAINLESS ..............................IG 69-72 

TIP SHOW SALES INC ..............................O 1-8 

TNT ENGINEERING .............................MIDWAY 

TOLINO JR, HENRY ..............................H 43-44 

TOM MACK CLASSIC AUTO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 175-180 

TOMS NOVAS ETC ...........................NY 1-2, NY 4 

TONY MILEY AUTOBODY ....................... NV 25-30 

TOOL SHED OF AMERICA ....................... NV 43-48 

TOOMEYS AUTO SALES ........................NM 25-26 

TOP BANANA RESTORATION PARTS .............. NA 37-42 

TOTALLY STAINLESS INC ....................... NG 14-17 

TOTALLY TOOLS ........................A 69-71, IA 67-69 

TOWLE, ED .............................D 54-55, E 56-57 

TOYS AND THINGS ..........................L 190, L 192 

TOYS WITH WHEELS .............................A 85-90 

TRACY, CLAYTON ................................. IG 7-8 

TRADER TOMS TREASURES ............NQ 17-19, NR 22-26 

TRAILER WORLD INC ....................J 186, K 181-187 

TRAILEX INC. ..................................MIDWAY 

TRANICK, RICHARD ................................NV 6 

TRANS OCEAN AUTO INC ..................... CD 104-105 

TRANSPORT DESIGNS INC ........................IJ 61-64 

TRAUTMAN, BILL .................................IC 1-4 

TRAUTWEIN, WALTER ...........................A 43-44 

TREPP, ROB .....................................CC 404 

TRESSLER, JAMES ............................IJ 29, IK 27 

TREVOR, ROBERT .............................. IC 30-32 

TRI 5 CLASSICS OF MICHIGAN ..................D 121-124 

TRI-CITY PLATING ..................... IN 72-77, IO 62-70 

TRIM PARTS INC ................................. IO 6-7 

TRIVETT, MRS DON ..............................O 27-30 

TROUT SR, DAVID ............................CB 224-225 

TROUT, T N ................................... NK 40-41 

TROVATO, TOM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II 29 

TRUCK SHOP, THE ..............................IB 27-43 

TRUCK SHOP, THE .............CC 9, CC 56-57, H 59, I 63-66 

TRUNZO, JAMES ...............................CA 28-31 

TSOMBANIS, CHRISTOPHER .......................ND 3-4 

TUBBS AUTO PARTS INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 113-115 

TUCKER, CHRISTOPHER ............................CB 57 

TURNER JR, HAMPTON J .......................L 160-165 

TWILLEY, CARL ...................................NS 19 

TWIN OAKS SERVICES ..............................D 53 

TWITCHELL, RICHARD ............................ NG 32 

TYLEE, TOMMY ................................ IK 40-41 

TYLER, WAYNE ................................NE 11-13 

TYSON, GEORGE ...............................IO 33-34 

U 

ULRICH, WILLIAM .............................NM 55-57 

UMI PERFORMANCE, INC ........................MIDWAY 

UNCAPHER, DAVID ..............................IJ 71-73 

UNCOMMON USA INC .......................NA 159-160 

UNDERWOOD, BLAIR .....A 63-68, CA 273-274, CA 301-302 

UNDERWOOD, PHILIP ............................CA 317 

UNIVERSAL VINTAGE TIRE ..........................C 1-4 

UPCHURCH, BARC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CB 58 

URBAN, MARTIN ......................NE 20-21, NF 21-22 

V 

V & B ABRASIVE ........................F 45-46, IC 42-44 

VALENTINE, BOB ................................... J 61 

VALENTINE, RUSSELL .............................. NH 1 



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VALLAS, PAUL J ...................................J 153 

VALLEY CUSTOM AUTOMOTIVE .................O 140-143 

VALLEY TOWING .................................CA 292 

VAN NESS, JIM ............................... NQ 29-30 

VANDEGRIFT, DAVID ...........................K 114-115 

VANDENBERGEN, DENNIS .................BT 62-67, E 126 

VANDERBILT, SHANE .............CA 196-197, CA 234-235 

VANORE, DARLENE .......................... N 67, NH 47 

VANS AUTO ................................ CA 168-169 

VANSICKLE, MARVIN ...........................NC 33-35 

VANSON, CLIFFORD S .............................CC 259 

VARNHORN, FRED & SHEILA .....................NJ 28-29 

VASCO, STAN ....................................IG 114 

VASKO, JOHN .....................................NF 27 

VASSAR, MICHAEL ...............................CD 117 

VAUGHN, JOHN C ........................... CA 192-193 

VESS, TALBERT ............................. CD 293-295 

VETTE MASTERS ..................................S 1-3 

VETTE PRODUCTS OF MICH ....................... I 32-37 

VETTE VISIONS INC ...........................M 189-192 

VETTE WRECKS .......................... GA 3-6, I 13-15 

VETTER, PAUL .................................NI 34-35 

VETTESELLER.COM ......................K 133, L 137-140 

VICKERMAN, REED ................................. I 62 

VICKERY, MARVIN & PAM ............. CA 113-114, CA 152 

VILLAGE BUFFING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BT 9-10, IO 41 

VINGLAS, THOMAS & JOEL .................... IJ 106-107 

VINJE, JERRY .............................. F 41, F 43-44 

VINTAGE AUTO WAREHOUSE LLC ............... A 38, IA 36 

VINTAGE GLASS USA ............................C 72-73 

VINTAGE JEEP SPECIALTIES LLC ...................IJ 80-82 

VINTAGE RESTORATIONS ..............DB 14, IJ 51-52, W 1 

VINTAGE SPECIALITIES ............................IL 1-6 

VINTAGE TIN ADVERTISING .....................E 118-120 

VINTAGE VETTE ................................NJ 10-11 

VIRGINIA VETTES ..................................H 60 

VISCITO, ROCCO A .................................IM 99 

VITALI, NICK ....................................CD 280 

VLACCI, RICHARD ................................CC 351 

VLIET, KENNETH ...................................R 29 

VOGEL, DOUG .................................... IB 84 

VOLPE & DEAN SHOREY, DENIS ..................NT 30-32 

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notice that filming and photography are going on. By attending any Carlisle Productions 

event, there is implied consent, and you agree to give Carlisle Productions 

and authorized filming and/or production companies and/or media outlets 

the right to film, photograph, record your name, nickname, picture, biographical 

material, voice and/or likeness and to use in any manner of media in connection 

with the event or future events and the advertising and promotion thereof. The 

same holds true for any vehicle, product or any other item you display or bring 

to the event. You also agree to the broadcast, production, reproduction, printing, 

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the event, and any programming derived from the event, by any and all means, 

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VENDOR FEATURE: TOM PETTY 

Early mornings during Spring and Fall Carlisle have 

a certain peace about them. During both, there is 

a chill in the air. At spring, the leaves are beginning to 

sprout on the trees, while the fall event displays an array 

of colors both on the ground and on tree branches. 

Darkness also lasts a little longer during these events 

than it does at others. However, the Carlisle, PA, Fairgrounds 

are always illuminated in a special way by one 

unique vendor. A way so special, in fact, that his vending 

space can be seen from just about every portion 

of the grounds. 

Meet Tom Petty! No, not the guy from Gainesville, 

FL, who might still be free falling from that last dance 

with Mary Jane; this one is from Michigan and sells 

neon signs and vintage-style collectibles. On show 

days, Tom’s display is fully wired and up and running 

before the sun, just like Tom himself. 

“You’ve got to be better than everyone else,” Petty 

said. “I like to be first, and I’ve found that being aggressive 

with my setup is the best way to go about that. 

I’ve been in sales for years, and I’m sure the other vendors 

like to sell their items as much as I do, but it’s just 

my nature.” 

Petty is 68 years old and has been retired since 

1991, when he was 47. “I’ve been self-employed for 

over 40 years, and I’d like to think that has helped get 

me where I am today,” he said. “I’m a car guy and love 

interacting with people. That’s the one thing about 

Carlisle and the other shows that I do; the people 

who attend are like-minded and we share a lot in 

common.” 

So how did Tom get to retire before the age of 50 

In a nutshell, hard work! Tom worked in retail sales, 

including hardware stores. He built commercial buildings, 

has worked in excavation and trucking. Tom being 

a people person obviously paid off, and his people 

were very good to him, because once you get to know 

Tom, you know he’s good in return. 

Tom’s been coming to Carlisle for only three years and 

notes that while he does enjoy making money, “I couldn’t 

imagine not coming to Carlisle at this point. I wish I’d 

have started coming sooner.” Along with Carlisle, Tom 

has been vending or attending at the Auburn, IN, shows 

for 20 years. Again, neon signs are his meal ticket. 

Speaking of those neon signs, just how many does 

he go through Over the course of a year, Tom invests 

in his product by importing multiple full-sized 40-foot 

containers with 250 to 300 neon signs inside. Although 

the style of his product remains mainly unchanged, he 

does make sure to change the content to some extent, 

claiming that, “I have to change my inventory to keep 

people coming back.” Coming back they do, as Tom 

nearly sold out of his allotment of signs at Fall Carlisle 

in 2011 before the final day of the event took place. 

Personally, Tom likes boats (he has owned 17) and 

is a self-professed picker. He adds that “I’m always on 

the hunt. Sometimes I buy for myself and sometimes 

I buy to sell.” Of course, behind every good man is a 

good woman, and Mrs. Petty has stood by his side for 

45 years. Together, the couple has two grown children. 

Tom’s passion for selling and buying has reached 

such a fever pitch that he recently got rid of one van 

and upgraded to a larger hauler. He simply couldn’t 

carry all of his wares with him. Between his signs, 

boats and automotive collection, Tom realizes that he 

still must hustle to stay ahead. He builds some biggerthan-normal 

signs to complement the ones he sells, 

and they are equally as popular. 

So, if lighting up a vending spot like it’s New York 

City is Tom’s idea of work, what does he do for fun 

Being retired like he is, Tom provided a majority of 

the content for this piece from the deck of his rental 

home, which overlooks the Atlantic Ocean in Fort Lauderdale, 

FL. 

Tom has made it back from Spring Break in time for 

Spring Carlisle, and you can find him in spaces D-116 

to D-124, along the pond at the Auburn Auction Park, 

and online at www.vintageadvertisingneon.com. 


CONCESSIONS 

VENDOR LOCATION MENU 

WOODY’S FUEL STOP 

BRUSTER’S ICE CREAM & 

NATHANS FAMOUS 

HOT DOGS 

BRICKER’S FAMOUS 

FRENCH FRIES 

Food Court 

Food Court 

Food Court 

Breakfast sandwiches, Big Smokie sausages, Nittany Lion franks, 1/3 lb. Angus burgers on 

fresh baked bread, Angus sliders on potato rolls, chicken and crab cake sandwiches, fish and 

chips (BBQ’d Wohoo fingers), chicken fingers, pork wings, fresh cut and sweet potato fries, 

loaded french fries, chili, chicken corn soup and chopped chef salad 

Bruster’s ice cream in a dish or waffle cone, Nathan’s hot dogs plain or with chili and cheese, 

chicken tenders, corn dogs, fries and for breakfast try pretzel logs and hashbrowns with coffee 

French fries, chicken wraps and chicken strips, breakfast sandwiches, and now selling Sherri’s 

Crab Cakes 

DOMINO’S PIZZA Food Court Featuring pizza, cheesy bread, cinnabread and parmesan bread bites 

MARCELLO’S RISTORANTE Food Court 

Breakfast sandwiches, a variety of subs including Italian, tuna, chicken parmesan, meatball, 

California and special cheesesteaks, sausage and ham or turkey with cheese. Also, chicken 

fi ngers, french fries and mozzarella cheese sticks. Newly added pasta bar and stromboli 

HORNER’S CORNER 

FRIED CHICKEN 

Food Court 

Breakfast chicken and waffles, chicken tenders, hot wings, fried chicken meals, potato wedges, 

baked beans, cole slaw and cornbread 

ALEJANDRO’S Food Court Steak, chicken, cheese and ham quesadillas, fajitas, tortas and ensaladas 

CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL 

BAND BOOSTERS 

STOLTZFUS PA DUTCH 

GOODS 

SHUMAN’S CONCESSIONS 

DOUBLE TWIST 

SOFT PRETZELS 

SUNRISE CONCESSIONS 

PENN TWP. VOLUNTEER 

FIRE COMPANY 50 

Food Court 

Food Court 

Food Court 

IM55-57, 

NM51-52 

Building T 

Pavilion at ND 

& Dukes Bvd. 

HORNER’S CORNER BBQ A110-113 

GRANDPA’S COUNTRY 

CATERING 

THE SMOKEHOUSE 

LUXIE’S SWEET TOOTH 

SNYDER FAMILY 

CONCESSIONS 

BRICKER’S FAMOUS 

SEAFOOD AND FRENCH 

FRIES 

CUMBERLAND VALLEY 

CONCESSIONS 

Breakfast sandwiches, homefries, burgers, hot dogs, pork barbecue, French fries and soups as 

well as apple dumplings and soft pretzels 

Ham and Swiss sandwiches (add egg for breakfast), pot pie, chicken corn soup, ham and bean 

soup, sticky buns and shoo fly pie 

Breakfast sandwiches, hot dogs, burgers, sausages, chicken cheesesteaks, pulled pork, 

smoothies, lemonade and ice tea 

Handrolled soft pretzels, ham and cheese pockets, elephant ears, homemade lemonade and 

brewed ice tea 

Opening early for breakfast, lunch and staying open later for dinner during Spring and Fall. 

Breakfast platters, giant quesadillas, sweet potato fries and many other items. 

J1-3 Breakfast sandwiches, hot dogs, chicken strips, french fries and roast beef sandwiches 

R32-34 

J100 

D85, GA1, 

A114 

Various 

locations 

N108-109 & 

CB160-161 

End of row ND 

& CD63-66 

Danishes, southern banana pudding, sausage gravy with biscuits, pancake and sausage on 

a stick, French toast sticks and tater tots for breakfast. Beef brisket, pulled pork and smoked 

chicken barbecue sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, sweet and hot sausage, chicken fingers, 

French and sweet potato fries and mac-n-cheese bites 

Breakfast sandwiches with hash browns, hot dogs, Sweet Italian and Hot Italian sausages, 

chicken tenders, chicken sandwiches, 6 oz. burgers, fish sandwiches, homemade ice cream, 

sno cones and nachos 

Breakfast sandwiches, pulled pork sandwiches, roasted, beef brisket, pit ham sandwich, pit 

beef sandwich and chicken tenders 

Cookies, candy, soft pretzels, fresh fruit, slushies, pastries and more 

Pizza, funnel cakes, deep fried oreos, sausages and gyros 

Crab cake sandwiches, platters, fish sandwiches and french fries 

Chicken tenders, corn dogs, fish and shrimp combos, beef and ham sub sandwiches, Italian 

and polish sausages, and cheeseburgers 

18 70 2012 SPRING CARLISLE CarlisleEvents.com 


HELPING THE COMMUNITY 

As the 2011 schedule of Carlisle Events came to a 

close, rare and classic car collectors weren’t the 

only recipients of a good deal. The Salvation Army of 

Carlisle received a welcome gift of not only funds, but 

also the support of Giant Foods. 

BY CHRISTINE HARRIGAN-McILHENNY 

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The Fall Carlisle Auction, presented by Auctions 

America by RM, offered a great deal of excitement, 

and once again, Giant Foods stepped up and showed 

their generosity and community support to The Salvation 

Army by offering for auction a beautiful 2006 

Ford Escape. This is the fourth time that Giant Foods 

has donated a car to the auction to benefit The Salvation 

Army. 

Chris Brand, manager of public and community 

relations said, “‘Living here, giving here’ is our motto. 

We hope the event helped to raise awareness about 

hunger and those in need.” Brand also described a recent 

tour of The Salvation Army’s various facilities with 

President Rick Herrick, and discussed how impressed 

they are with the level of organization and efficiency 

within programs that include housing, adult care, the 

kitchen and more. “People should really stop by and 

see, firsthand, what they do and what is going on 

down there.” 

The immaculate Ford Escape was a winner, raising 

$11,500 when the gavel struck. Previously, Giant 

Foods has donated vehicles to Carlisle’s Auction, including 

in 2006, 2008 and 2009. When asked if this was 

a tradition that Giant will commit to continuing, Brand 

said yes. “The vehicles are donated from our fleet of 

company cars. Meticulous records are kept of mileage, 

every oil change and maintenance visit. All repairs are 

noted as well, and the cars are kept clean.” When one 

of the fleet has reached the designated mileage allowed, 

it becomes available and is prepared for donation 

to the auction. 

Carlisle Events co-founder Bill Miller Jr. has served 

on the board of The Salvation Army for eight years and 

is also one of their strongest advocates. Miller can tell 

you at any given time the many ways The Salvation 

Army aids the needs of their community — and just 

what they are in need of most. 

Miller said, “People don’t realize how much The 

Salvation Army does until there is a disaster and it is 

2006 Ford Escape, auctioned for $11,500. 


Winning bidder Steve Lash (left) and Carlisle Events 

co-founder Bill Miller Jr. Photos by Christine Harrigan-McIlhenny 

publicized. But they help many people every day of 

the year. Much money is needed right now because 

they have depleted so many funds with all the flooding 

lately.” 

When asked about his expectations for the Escape, 

Miller replied, “I hope people will bid with their hearts 

tonight, and not with their wallets! This is a very nice 

car, and all of the proceeds will go directly to the Carlisle 

Salvation Army.” 

Collector Steve Lash, of Lakeland, FL, specializing in 

the acquisition and sales of classic convertibles, was 

the winning bidder of the Escape. Lash is also a strong 

advocate of The Salvation Army. Prior to Friday night’s 

auction, Lash offered a substantial donation directly 

to Miller, asking him to please see that it makes its 

way to The Salvation Army officers. Miller made Lash 

aware of the Ford Escape from Giant Foods, with the 

request that he consider the car when it hit the block. 

Impressed with the car and its condition, Lash outbid 

other participants and won the car with the confidence 

that he will be able to resell it. 

According to Maureen Mahr, Salvation Army business 

manager, there has been a significant increase in 

the amount of those in need of Salvation Army services. 

“It has been a very difficult year. The poor economy 

is just one of the reasons we are seeing higher attendance. 

The loss of jobs and less disposable income 

are others. Funding has fallen off, and government 

programs have been cut, which affects grant funding.” 

“Despite these difficulties, the Carlisle community 

has been very supportive. Bill Miller not only serves on 

the board, he also serves on several committees, stops 

by frequently to see that things are running smoothly, 

and represents us at public functions such as the 

Spring and Fall Carlisle Auction.” 

For more information about donating your vehicle 

to the Spring or Fall Carlisle Auction, with Auctions 

America by RM, please contact Carlisle Events at (717) 

243-7855. 

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