Carlisle Ford Nationals 2012.indb - Carlisle Events

SPECIAL 

TRIBUTE TO 

CARROLL 

SHELBY INSIDE 

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WELCOME 

RICK MARKKO, EVENT MANAGER KEITH MARTIN, PUBLISHER, AMERICAN CAR COLLECTOR 

Welcome to our 18th Annual Ford Family Reunion 

at the Carlisle Ford Nationals, sponsored by Gumout 

Performance Products. This year is sure to be 

a bustle of activity. We’re helping Shelby American 

celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Cobra, Carroll 

Shelby’s iconic sports car that has been the talk of the 

industry since its inception 50 years ago. And it’s as 

strong as ever with the brand-new, just-released 1,000 

horsepower (STREETABLE) modication for the GT500! 

Team Shelby Northeast has had a calendar full of activities 

this week to celebrate all things Shelby, culminating 

with a dinner Friday night and a lunch on Saturday 

for their club members. 

Along with the Shelby celebration, we’re featuring 

some of the timeless classics produced by Ford that 

started the whole performance craze back in the ’60s 

and led to the birth of the Mustang and the Shelby Cobra. 

The Lightweights, as they were referred to in performance 

circles, are joined by the vehicles that were 

born with 406 cubic inch engines with a tri-power induction 

system. And the line of 427-ci engines, led by 

the SOHC engine that rocked the performance world 

and ignited the high performance wars of the ’60s and 

early ’70s. Primarily designed for race applications in 

NASCAR and NHRA racing circles, they were venerable 

street machines and kicked a lot of Bowtie and Pentastar 

butt! 

And thus the never-ending quest for more power 

and speed led us to where we are today with the 1,000 

horsepower Shelby. What a storied history from Ford 

and Shelby. Be sure to enjoy all the displays of these 

ne cars in the various buildings. Take some time to 

talk to the manufacturers and be sure to get “Up Close 

and Personal” with the all-stars of yesteryear who are 

here to talk “bench racing” with you. 

We mourn the recent loss of Carroll Shelby and 

are honoring his achievements with an engine rev at 

noon Saturday. Read more on page 16. 

4-11 .............Schedule and Highlights 

12 .........................Parade & Street Party 

14 ........................ Ford Motor Company 

16..............In Memory: Carroll Shelby 

18 ................................................. Giveaways 

20 ....................................Mach 1 Registry 

22 ........................ The Ford Connection 

26 ......................Invitational Building T 

32 ................................................ Event Map 

34 ............................................ Bloomsburg 

The rst time I met Carroll Shelby, he was autographing 

posters of himself at a Barrett-Jackson auction. Although 

the line of fans was long, Carroll took his time to 

chat with each person, and make everyone feel special. 

I felt like I knew him personally, even though I had only 

read about him in the pages of Road and Track and Car 

and Driver. 

During the late ’60s, before the Internet, the only way 

we could get detailed reports on the races in Europe was 

through enthusiast magazines. We put up with the twomonth 

lag, and in exchange got beautiful multi-page 

spreads, with exclusive photos and prose by experts. 

The epic story of how Ford beat Ferrari (most recently 

in Go Like Hell by A. J Baime, HMH publishing) was our 

automotive version of the Iliad and the Odyssey, mythic 

tales of young Americans who brashly took on the sophisticated 

Europeans. We matched their multi-cylinder 

alloy engines with our great lumps of cast iron – and at 

the end of 24 hours of racing at Le Mans, our American 

V8s came out victorious. 

This weekend, we celebrate Ford Motor Company and 

all of the great cars it has built over the years. I learned to 

drive in a 1965 Mustang that my grandmother bought 

new. My stepfather taught me how to drive a stick in a 

1958 Mercury Monterey wagon he had converted to a 

oor-shift four-speed (don’t ask why, I couldn’t tell you). I 

recall that as it still had the very tall rear axle ratio that the 

car was equipped with as an automatic, getting started 

on the hills of San Francisco was challenging. 

If you love Fords (and why else would you be here?), I 

guarantee you’ll love American Car Collector, the magazine 

you’ve been waiting for. Each issue has features and 

proles of cars that you need to know about, what they 

sold for and why. You’ll nd a special introductory oer 

card in this directory, so mail it in today and become a 

part of the insider’s gang of car collectors. 

And maybe you’ll nd that 1969 Grabber Orange Boss 

302 — with a shaker hood — of your dreams. 

36 ..................... Invitational Building Y 

38 .....................Invitational Building G 

42 ............................................ Concessions 

44 ..................................... Partner Proles 

46 ......................................................Vendors 

58 ..................................Personal Interest 

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HIGHLIGHTS WOMEN’S OASIS & KIDS’ ACTIVITIES 

FORD MOTOR COMPANY•••••••••••••••••••••• 

Once again, Ford Motor 

Company is here with their 

Ford Performance Tour Display 

on the midway, the 

Mustang Garage, test drives 

at the Expo Center and walkarounds 

of new models in 

front of the grandstand. Read 

all about what they have 

planned for blue oval fans 

this year on pages 14-15. 

50TH ANNIVERSARY OF SHELBY• ••••••••••••• 

Join the Team Shelby 

Northeast club to celebrate 

the 50th anniversary of 

Shelby American. See a large 

display of Shelby vehicles in 

and around Building Y. 

LIGHTWEIGHT/427/406 

TRI-POWER REUNION••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

The Lightweight/427/406 Tri-Power Reunion, along 

with a very special feature 

called “The Cammer Conglomeration” 

is located at 

Building G (outside Gate 1). 

Join Joe Conlon and Charlie 

Morris, the men behind the 

Lightweight Galaxie reunion 

in 2003 and Thunderbolt reunion in 2004, along with 

Butch Engelbrecht of San Diego. This display is expected 

to be the largest gathering of SOHC 427 Fordpowered 

vehicles ever seen in one place. 

INVITATIONAL DISPLAY 

Building T features a spectacular display of many 

ne Ford Motor Company vehicles. See pages 26-28. 

DAVID SNYDER, ARTIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• 

David Snyder will help celebrate the 50th anniversary 

of the Shelby and the Lightweight Reunion with 

an awesome display of his automotive art in Building 

T. Stop by and watch as Dave demonstrates his artis- 

IF SOMEONE IS LOST••••••••••••••• 

If you become separated from 

your party and are unable to contact 

them, GO TO THE GUEST SERVICES 

BUILDING and wait for them. We do 

not page individuals. Notify us immediately 

when a child is lost. Our security 

team will get a description and 

help you nd them. 

FIRST AID••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Sta is on hand for your rst-aid 

and medical needs. The oce is under 

the north side of the stage. 

LOST & FOUND•••••••••••••••••••••• 

To turn a found item in or check for 

a lost item, visit the security sta under 

the north side of the stage. 

tic ability. Dave will also be 

available to personalize his 

new book The Automotive 

Art of David Snyder. Dave will 

select his favorite Mustang 

and award a copy of “Feeding the Herd” to its owner. 

MANUFACTURERS MIDWAY, 

SWAP MEET & CAR CORRAL••••••••••••••••••• 

Visit our partners on the Manufacturers 

Midway, nd a vehicle in the Car Corral and 

shop the Swap Meet. You’ll nd new product 

manufacturers, accessories, parts and memorabilia. 

Vendors are listed by specialty and 

alphabetically in this directory. Title transfer 

services are oered at the Notary Oce in 

the Pavilion. Financial services are available 

through Orrstown Bank, inside Building T. 

INSTALLATION 

ALLEY•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

While taking in all the excitement, you can upgrade 

almost every component of 

your vehicle and have it installed 

while you enjoy the 

show! See map for location. 

A&A AUTO STORES 

If you’re looking for the 

right sound, A&A is on hand 

to install that new exhaust 

for your Ford. They feature 

Borla Exhaust Systems with 

installations available on site for many models. 

THE TJIN EDITION ROADSHOW•••••••••••••••• 

Neil Tjin, one of the automotive industry’s most in- 

uential designers, has been involved in the sport for 

the past 14 years. Visit The 

Tjin Edition RoadShow on 

the midway. You’ll have the 

opportunity to interact with 

some of the hottest aftermarket 

products in the automotive 

industry and see the Tjin Edition Ford Mustang 

GT 5.0 and the UTI / Tjin Edition Ford Fiesta. 

HAND CART RENTAL•••••••••••••••• 

To haul merchandise, stop by Guest 

Services to 

use a hand 

cart or ask 

about havingsomeone 

haul it 

for you to any gate. 

WOMEN’S OASIS• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Ladies, if you’re looking to do a little shopping, stop 

by the Women’s Oasis Tent (beside Building R) for a 

relaxing, non-automotive experience. Visit with our 

amazing vendors and artisans selling products such 

as jewelry, handmade stained glass and crafts, accessories 

and handbags, kitchen must-haves, unique 

clothing and beauty products. Relax with the students 

of McCann School with a FREE massage, experience 

a beauty makeover with our Mary Kay consultants or 

learn how the experts apply their Jamberry Nails. See 

the schedule for seminars and workshops. Stop by, enjoy 

a frozen drink or a taste of wine and experience the 

acoustic music of Zachary Herse. 

ZACHARY HERSE 

We welcome Zachary 

Herse to the 2012 Carlisle 

Events’ season. Zachary is 

here to get you signed in 

and ready to enjoy the Oasis 

— kick back and enjoy his 

acoustic sound! 

2012 FEATURED VENDORS 

Avon, Barefoot Books, Christine Collections, Cutco, 

Damsel in Defense, Dan Haywards Art Glass, Eye Candy 

Accessories, Fanny’s Corner, Ice and Elegance Jewelry, 

Jamberry Nails, JB’s Tropical Treats, Longaberger, 

Mary Kay Cosmetics, McCann School of Business and 

Technology, Sandcastle Winery, Scentsy Wickless 

Candles, Shirley’s Country Treasures, Stampin Up, The 

Family Jewels, The Pampered Chef, Thirty-One Gifts 

and Wildtree Herbs. 

LADIES ONLY BINGO — SATURDAY AT 2:30 P.M. 

Enjoy 20 games of FREE bingo and win fantastic 

prizes like our Movie Night Basket, and more. Twenty 

games last approximately two hours. Join at any time. 

Bingo supplies provided, seating limited. (held in Building 

R) 

SANDCASTLE WINERY 

We are pleased to welcome back Sandcastle Winery. 

From Bucks County, PA, Sandcastle will oer tastings 

of a variety of their unique wines as well as sale of 

wines by the bottle. 

SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS 

Spend a little time to cook, create or simply learn 

about your favorite vendors. Sign-up sheets are avail- 

SHIPPING••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

To ship items, visit Antrim Way 

Shippers near Gate 3. 

PHONE NUMBERS•••••••••••••••••• 

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

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

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

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

Antrim Way Shippers . ............717-414-2512 

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 in front of the grandstand. 

able in the Oasis. Seating is limited, so sign up early to 

reserve your space for some fantastic demonstrations 

and workshops! 

MAKEOVERS: PRESENTED BY MARY KAY COSMETICS 

AND SKIN CARE 

Try a new look or update your look at the Mary Kay 

booth. At only $10, you will get a customized look. If 

you purchase $20 or more of Mary Kay products, your 

makeover will be FREE! Sign up Friday at the Mary Kay 

table for Saturday makeovers. 

VENDOR BASKET GIVEAWAY 

Everyone who signs in with Zachary at the Oasis has 

the chance to win a fantastic Vendor Prize Basket. It’s 

a little piece of every vendor to thank you for spending 

the weekend with us. Basket winner will be drawn 

Sunday at 10 a.m. Don’t forget to sign up! 

SHUTTLE TO DOWNTOWN CARLISLE 

Charming, historic Downtown Carlisle awaits you! 

We love our town and hope that you do too. Free 

shuttle service on Saturday to the Comfort Suites and 

back 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (last returning shuttle). You will be 

greeted by a host who will provide information about 

Carlisle’s unique shops and restaurants. Shuttle pickup 

is inside Gate 3. 

KIDS’ ACTIVITIES••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Welcome, young enthusiasts! The Kids Activity Center 

at Building R (on Row IB) features crafts, games, 

playset and a bounce house. 

It’s the perfect pit stop for 

those who need some down 

time. Attention parents, 

please be advised that the 

Kids Activity Center is not a 

child care service. Adult supervision is required. 

KIDS CHOICE AWARDS 

Kids can vote for their favorite car in Building T. It’s 

their turn to have their say on which car they think 

is the coolest! Ballots are available at guest services, 

Building R and Building T. The Kids Choice winner will 

be announced Sunday during the Awards Parade. 

KIDS COMPETITIONS 

Win prizes and have some fun! Kids can test their 

skills in the Lug Nut Challenge and their creativity in 

the Dream Car Poster Competition to qualify for great 

prizes! Stop by Building R for more information. 

The network is called CARLISLE 

EVENTS HOT SPOT, no password required. 

The connection is unsecured. 

You are responsible for the security 

of your information and your equipment. 

Carlisle Events assumes no responsibility 

and shall not be liable for 

any damages to your equipment as a 

result of your use of this hot spot. 

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FRIDAY SCHEDULE & HIGHLIGHTS FRIDAY SCHEDULE & HIGHLIGHTS 

FRIDAY 

7 AM–7 PM 

• event Hours 

• Vendor Services Office 

• Showfield registration Office 

• GUEST SERVICES BUILDING: GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION, Parade 

Registration, Goody Bag Pickup, Contest Sign-ups, Information 

SPECIAL DISPLAYS: 

• Lightweight/406/427 reunion 

• 50 Years of Shelby (Team Shelby northeast) 

• invitational Display 

• The FOrD Performance Tour and mustang Garage 

Outside Gate 3 


Beside Grandstand 

8 AM–6 PM Orrstown Bank & ATM Building T 

9 AM–6 PM 

• The FORD Ride & Drive Experience (Test Drive New Vehicles) 

• Ford Product Displays by the FORD Product Development Team 

Building G (outside Gate 1) 

Building Y area 

Building T 

Midway 

Expo Center 

9 AM–7 PM Notary & Car Corral Oce Pavilion 

10 AM SEMINAR: Dean Sattereld, TMI Team Shelby Tent 

10 AM–2 PM AUTOGRAPHS/BOOK SIGNING: Charlie Morris, The Ford Drag Team Building G 

11 AM WALK-AROUND OF A NEW FORD VEHICLE Front of Grandstand 

11 AM–5 PM Women’s Oasis Beside Building R on Row IB 

11:30 AM Meet & Greet Ford Executives Front of Grandstand 

SPECIAL GUESTS•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Interact with Lee Holman of Holman-Moody; Charlie 

Morris, author and Ford performance expert; Joe 

Conlon, Lightweight guru, and John Clor from Ford 

Racing. Ford Performance Group has sponsored the 

award for the Coolest Club Hangout, and Clor will be 

choosing the winner. 

Also attending the event are John Healey of Tasca 

Ford; Bill Holbrook, the Ford Experimental Vehicles 

Garage foreman; Ed Terry (and wife, Leslie), captain of 

Ford’s west coast drag team; Al Joniec, legendary Ford 

racer; Hubert Platt, captain of Ford’s East Coast drag 

team; Earl Wade, crew chief for Don Nicholson; and 

Roy Hill of Roy Hill’s Drag Racing School. 

SAM AUXIER JR.• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

We are pleased to have Sam Auxier Jr. and Sina Mia 

— known for “interviewing the greatest names in racing” 

— join us again. Sam and Sina plan to broadcast 

Friday and Saturday from Building T. Sam will also try 

to broadcast from the dragstrip on Friday. Sam is a 

2000 Super Car Hall of Famer and a 2002 inductee to 

the Drag Times Hall of Fame. Come out and meet this 

drag racing legend. 

AUTHORS MARCIE CIPRIANI AND 

“GT JOEY” LIMONGELLI•••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Join Marcie Cipriani and “GT Joey” Limongelli as 

they sign copies of their book Ford GT, The Complete 

Owners Experience in Building T. The book highlights 

the story of the 2005–06 Ford GT. Ford delivered just 

over 4,000 Ford GTs to the public throughout the 

two-year production run, and the enthusiasm for this 

American-grown supercar continues years after production 

ceased. 

CLUB CHALLENGE•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Clubs are a very important part of the event. Each 

year, clubs compete to see which has the most vehicles 

in attendance, and awards are presented to the 

top three. There is also an award presented to the 

club with the coolest hangout. This year, the Coolest 

Club Hangout is sponsored by the Ford Performance 

Group, and John Clor from Ford Racing will help select 

the winner. 

YOUNG GUNS CLASS• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

“Young Guns” is a showeld class limited to owners 

age 25 and younger, male or female. It is open to all 

makes and models of Ford vehicles. There is an area 

reserved exclusively for this class on the National Parts 

Depot Showeld. Judging is People’s Choice, just like 

the other classes. This is a great way for younger people 

in our hobby to meet others and show o what 

they are doing with their cars. 

Noon SEMINAR: Car Care by Meguiar’s Meguiar's Display on Midway 

Quarter Aces 

1107 Petersburg Rd. 

Boiling Springs, PA 17007 

717-258-6287 

www.QuarterAcesDragway.com 

Admission: Spectator/Crew, $10; under 12, free 

Racing: Time runs, $30, license runs, $50 

See website for complete list of fees and payouts. 

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Noon–4 PM 

Scheduled to appear: Al Joniec, Hubert Platt, Ed Terry, John Healey, 

Earl Wade and Bill Holbrook 

Building G 

Noon–5 PM Kids Activities (Kids can vote for their favorite car in Building T!) Building R 

1 PM 

• Seminar: Editor’s Open Discussion 

• OaSiS: Cooking Healthy & Simple on a Dime with Wildtree. 

Learn to cook meals that are quick, healthy and delicious using 

Wildtree’s all-natural seasonings and cooking blends 

Team Shelby Tent 

Women’s Oasis 

1:30 PM WALK-AROUND OF A NEW FORD VEHICLE Front of Grandstand 

2 PM 

• meet & Greet Ford executives 

• Seminar: Dean Sattereld, TMI 

• OaSiS: Set Your Dinner Table with Longaberger: a demonstration 

of setting ideas from casual to formal. (Free) 

Front of Grandstand 



2–3 PM Live Broadcast: Sam Auxier Jr. Radio Show with Sina Mai Building T 

2–4 PM 

3 PM 

3–9 PM 

BOOK SIGNING: Ford GT authors, Marcie Cipriani and “GT Joey” 

Limongelli with Special Guest Lee Holman scheduled to appear 

OASIS: Chocolate Lava Cake – Join Chef Andrew as he shows us 

how to prepare this incredible treat. (Free) 

Drag Racing: Qualifying at 3 PM, Eliminations and Exhibition Passes 

at 6 PM (map to dragstrip below) 

Building T 

4 PM Shuttle to Quarter Aces Drag-O-Way (Free) Gate 2 

6–11 PM 

Private Event: 50 Years of Shelby Celebration (Team Shelby 

Northeast Members Only) 

DRAG RACING••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

All engines and spectators are welcome to join in 

the Friday night drag racing. Racing takes place at the 

1/8-mile, NHRA-sanctioned track of nearby Quarter 

Aces Drag-O-Way. Qualifying is from 3 to 6 p.m., and 

Eliminations and Exhibit Passes begin at 6 p.m. And 

the winner of our pre-event online contest will take 

their ride-along with Roy Hill down the strip. 


Quarter Aces Drag-O-Way 

Building Y Area

SATURDAY SCHEDULE & HIGHLIGHTS SATURDAY SCHEDULE & HIGHLIGHTS 

SATURDAY 

7 AM–5 PM Showeld Registration Oce Outside Gate 3 

7 AM–7 PM 

8 AM 



• GUEST SERVICES BUILDING: GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION, Parade 

Registration, Goody Bag Pickup, Contest Sign-ups, Information 




• invitational Vehicles 

• The FORD Performance Tour and Mustang Garage 

SEMINAR: Rare Finds by Author/Photojournalist Jerry Heasley 

(Sale of the book and autographs) 





Building T 

Midway 


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

9 AM–5 PM 

9 AM–7 PM 

• Ford Product Displays by the FORD Product Development Team 

• Kids activities (Kids can vote on their favorite car in Building T!) 

• Women’s Oasis 

• The FORD Ride & Drive Experience (Test Drive New Vehicles) 

• notary & Car Corral Office 

Expo Center 

Building R 

Beside Building R on Row IB 

Expo Center 

Pavilion 

10 AM SEMINAR: Dean Sattereld, TMI Team Shelby Tent 

10 AM–Noon AUTOGRAPHS/BOOK SIGNING: Charlie Morris, The Ford Drag Team Building G 

10 AM–3 PM Shuttle to Downtown Carlisle (Free) Gate 3 

10:30 AM AUTOGRAPHS/BOOK SIGNING: Donald Farr, Mustang Boss 302 Space D86 (near Food Court) 

11 AM 

• WaLK-arOunD OF a neW FOrD VeHiCLe 

• OaSiS: Longaberger Friends & Family Chat. Simple Solutions and 

ideas to help organize, entertain, and decorate any room and any 

home. A door prize will be given to a lucky attendee! (Free) 



11:30 AM Meet & Greet Ford Senior Executives Front of Grandstand 

Noon 

• Seminar: Car Care by Meguiar’s 

• OaSiS: Chicken BBQ Sliders — Hosted by Pampered Chef. (Free) 

• reV YOur enGineS in memOrY OF CarrOLL SHeLBY 

Meguiar’s Display on Midway 


1–2 PM Eddy Ray Magic Show Front of Grandstand 

DONALD FARR & 

HIS BOSS 302 BOOK•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

During the event, you can meet Donald Farr, author 

and current editor of Mustang Monthly Magazine. 

Mustang Boss 302: From Racing Legend to Modern Muscle 

Car is Farr’s second Boss book, with the rst being 

a highly regarded treasure. He is located across from 

the food court in row D, space 86. Check the Saturday 

schedule for times. 

MAGIC SHOW• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Illusionist Eddy Ray has been 

astounding people from the U.S. 

to the far reaches of Japan with 

his incredible and artistic sleight 

of hand, hilarious interactive audience 

segments and his fresh approach 

to magic and illusion. Join us at the grandstand 

on Saturday 1–2 p.m. for a special performance. This is 

an event the kids won’t want to miss! 


1 PM 

OASIS: Cooking Healthy & Simple on a Dime with Wildtree. Learn 

to cook meals that are quick, healthy and delicious using Wildtree’s 

all-natural seasonings and cooking blends. 


1:30 PM AUTOGRAPHS/BOOK SIGNING: Donald Farr, Mustang Boss 302 Space D86 (near Food Court) 

2 PM 

2–3 PM 

2–4 PM 

2:30 PM 

OASIS: Stampin’ Up Demonstration — Join Susan in creating two 

personalized creations. (Fee $5) 

Live Broadcast: Drag Racers Reunion Radio Show with 

Sam Auxier Jr. & Sina Mia 

• BOOK SIGNING: Ford GT authors Marcie Cipriani and “GT Joey” 

Limongelli with Special Guest Lee Holman scheduled to appear 

• Scheduled to appear: al Joniec, Hubert Platt, ed Terry, John 

Healey, Earl Wade and Bill Holbrook 

• Seminar: Dean Sattereld, TMI 

• BinGO for Ladies Only (Free) 


Building T 

Building T 

Building G 


Building R 

3 PM WALK-AROUND OF A NEW FORD VEHICLE Front of Grandstand 

3:30 PM 

4 PM 

• meet & Greet Ford executives 

• OaSiS: Pampered Chef margarita Party — Sign up early to reserve 

your seat. Enjoy a an afternoon with the girls. (Must be 21 to attend.) 

DEADLINE: SATURDAY GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION 

(Sunday Giveaway Registration Continues) 



Guest Services Building 

4 PM Burnout Contest (Register at Guest Services) Front of Grandstand 

5 PM 

5:30 PM 

GIVEAWAY: FORD X427 V-8 ENGINE (Sponsored by Ford Racing) 

WINNER ANNOUNCED 

Ms. Carlisle Contest (Sponsored by Team Shelby Northeast Region) 

Register at Guest Services 

Red 102.3 Stage/Grandstand 

Red 102.3 Stage/Grandstand 

6 PM Parade Line-Up Spring Road Parking Lot 

6:45 PM 2ND ANNUAL FORD PARADE & STREET PARTY Downtown Carlisle 

BURNOUT CONTEST••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

No Carlisle event would be complete without the 

burnout contest. Bragging 

rights are up for grabs. A 

show sticker (vending or 

NPD Showeld), driver’s license 

and proof of insurance 

are required. Sign up at guest services. Participants are 

limited to 10 vehicles and 3 minutes each. 

MS. CARLISLE CONTEST••••••••••••••••••••••• 

SPONSORED BY TEAM SHELBY NORTHEAST 

Contestants for Ms. Carlisle 

compete for cash prizes 

on Saturday evening. Ladies 

must register at guest ser- 

vices. Must be 18 with valid ID. Complete rules and 

contest format are available on the registration form. 

PARADE AND STREET PARTY•••••••••••••••••• 

The second annual Ford Parade and Street Party 

is Saturday evening at 6:45 

p.m. to the square in Downtown 

Carlisle. The parade is 

limited to 400 Ford, Lincoln 

and Mercury vehicles and 

you may register until it is full 

for $20 in the guest services 

building. Leading the parade will be a group of Ford 

ocials showing o new Ford vehicles. See page 12 

for special hours, oers and entertainment at downtown 

businesses.

SUNDAY SCHEDULE & HIGHLIGHTS SUNDAY SCHEDULE & HIGHLIGHTS 

SUNDAY 

7 AM–Noon The Ford Performance Tour and Mustang Garage Midway 

7 AM–3 PM 



• GUEST SERVICES BUILDING: GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION, 

Winners’ Check-in, Award Pickup, Goody Bag Pickup, Info 




• invitational Vehicles 





Building T 

8 AM–Noon Showeld Registration Oce Outside Gate 3 

9 AM 

• WINNERS LIST POSTED: Guest Services, Showeld Registration 

and Vendor Services 

• Worship Service 

(non-denominational, provided by The Salvation Army) 

• Ford Product Displays by the Ford Product Development Team 

GIVEAWAYS••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

YOU MUST REGISTER TO WIN. Register online or 

in the guest services building. You do not need to be 

present to win. See page 18 for more details. 

1 • X427 CRATE EnginE 

2 • iPAD 

3 • TWO-YEAR LEASE FOR A 2013 MUSTAng 

AUTOCROSS••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

HOSTED BY CUMBERLAND VALLEY CORVETTE CLUB 

The only thing better than a show-ready Ford is a 

show-ready Ford on the 

track! The on-site autocross 

allows drivers to run the 

track and compare their 

times with each other. Registration 

is required and will 

be available at the track on Sunday only, beginning at 

10 a.m. The charge for each vehicle entry is $20. You 

will be able to make three timed runs of two laps each. 

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 

oensive or unsafe action by your pet 

may result in expulsion without refund. 

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 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 caseby-case 

basis. 

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 

Grandstand 

Expo Center 

Drivers must have a valid driver’s license. There will be 

no classes or awards. This is strictly for fun and bragging 

rights. 

AWARDS PARADE••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

See the winning vehicles from the National Parts 

Depot Showeld People’s Choice Judging during 

the awards parade at 1 p.m. 

Sunday in front of the grandstand. 

Winners’ lists will be 

available at 9 a.m. Sunday 

at guest services, vendor 

services and showeld registration. 

Winners must check in at guest services to 

join the parade and/or pick up their award. Those who 

cannot attend the event Sunday may have the award 

shipped for a $10 fee or held for pickup at our oce 

during regular business hours or at any future event. 

Professional photography is available at the parade 

and available on-site for purchase. 

Fairgrounds from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on all 

show days. No unlicensed drivers may 

operate these vehicles at any time. Veri- 

cation 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. 


9 AM–Noon 

• award Parade Sign-up / award Pickup 

• Kids activities 

• The Ford ride & Drive experience (Test Drive new Vehicles) 

Guest Services 

Building R 

Expo Center 

9 AM–2 PM Orrstown Bank (and ATM) Building T 

9 AM–3 PM 

10 AM 

• notary & Car Corral Office 

• Women’s Oasis 

• autocross 

• OaSiS: Vendor Basket Giveaway Winner announced — must have 

signed-in at Oasis for chance to win. It’s a little piece from every 

vendor to thank you for spending the weekend with us. 

Pavilion 

Beside Building R on Row IB 

Autocross Track 


10 AM–Noon AUTOGRAPHS/BOOK SIGNING: Charlie Morris, The Ford Drag Team Building G 

Noon–2 PM 

Scheduled to appear: Al Joniec, Hubert Platt, Ed Terry, John Healey, 

Earl Wade and Bill Holbrook) 

Building G 

Noon Kids Lug Nut Finals and Poster Contest Awards Presentation Red 102.3 Stage/Grandstand 

1 PM NPD Showeld Awards Parade Front of Grandstand 

2 PM DEADLINE: SUNDAY GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION Guest Services 

After Awards 

GIVEAWAY: TWO-YEAR LEASE FOR A 2013 MUSTANG, AND IPAD 

WINNERS ANNOUNCED 

Red 102.3 Stage/Grandstand

PARADE & STREET PARTY SATURDAY, 7 P.M., DOWNTOWN 

Downtown Carlisle businesses are extending their normal hours for 

your enjoyment during the Saturday night Parade and Street Party. 

On Thursday night, the Market Cross Pub is tapping a brand new brew in 

honor of the Shelby 50th Anniversary we are celebrating this weekend. 

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Merchants & Retail 

1 Marjorie’s Gems-Vintage Jewelry 

21 W. Pomfret St., 717-701-8148 

Open until 9 p.m. 

• 10% off purchase of $50 or more to Car 

Show attendees 

2 Pealer’s Flowers & Gift Shop 

56 W. High St., 717-243-2347 


• 10% off to Car Show attendees 

3 Georgie Lou’s Retro Candy & Gifts 

22 N. Pitt St., 717-243-1002 


4 The Artist Market of Pomfret Street 

16 W. Pomfret St., 717-960-9201 



5 The Urban Cottage of Pomfret Street 

16 W. Pomfret St. 




6 K. Marie & Company 

11 S. Hanover St., 717-386-5731 


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7 Carlisle Theatre 

44 W. High St., www.carlisletheatre.org 

8 Carlisle Arts & Learning Center 

19 N. Hanover St., 717-249-6973 

Open evening 

9 Bedford Street Antiques 

44 N. Bedford St., 717-241-5309 


11 Pat Craig Studios 

30 W. Pomfret St., 717-245-0382 


12 Camellia’s Sin Tea Parlor & Gift Shop 

36 W. Pomfret St., 717-243-6292 

Open 12–4 pm 

• 10% off tea for 2 for Car Show attendees 

Car Show Widow’s Tea & Spa Day 

Package: 

Full afternoon tea, pedicure by Face Forward and 

salt cave by Tranquility. Discounted package $65. 

Call Lin. 

History On High — The Shop 

& Cumberland Valley Visitors Center 

33 W. High St., 717-249-7610 


• 10% off of selected items to Car Show 

attendees 

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Restaurants, Bars & 

Entertainment 

14 Courthouse Common Espresso Bar & Bistro 

1 S. Hanover St., 717-243-8899 


15 Southside Deli 

103 E. South St., 717-960-0077 


16 Mrs. Stamm’s Deli 

42 E. High St., 717-243-4008 


17 North Hanover Grille 

37 N. Hanover St., 717-241-5517 

Open until 11p.m. 

18 The Green Room Bistro & Juice Bar 

36 W. High St., 717-422-5574 

Open until 9:30 p.m. 

19 The Green Door Dance Studio 

14 E. North St, 717-243-6979 

Beginner lessons 7:30–8:30 p.m., 

open dancing 8:30–11 p.m., $5 

20 Market Cross Pub & Brewery 

113 N. Hanover St., 717-258-1234 

THURSDAY, MAY 31: Tapping of 

Shelby’s Summer Stang Ale at 5 p.m. 

Open until 2 a.m. (Saturday) 

21 Trattoria Piatto 

22 W. Pomfret St., 717-249-9580 


22 Gingerbread Man 

5 S. Courthouse Ave., 717-249-6970 

Open until 2 a.m. 

23 Café Bruges 

16 N. Pitt St., 717-960-0223 

Open until 10:30 p.m. 

24 Alibi’s Eatery & Spirits 

10 N. Pitt St., 717-243-4151 


25 50s Malt Shoppe 

110 S. Hanover St., 717-218-0264 


26 Back Door Cafe 

156 W. High St., 717-249-4310 


27 Blondie’s Inn 

49 W. High St., 717-249-8132 


28 Chen’s Asian Fusion 

310 N. Hanover St., 717-258-1238 


29 George’s Subs & Pizza 

121 W. High St., 717-243-5809 


30 Gas Light Grille at Comfort Suites 

10 S. Hanover St., 717-960-1000 

Open 5–10 p.m.

FORD MOTOR COMPANY 

Drive one of Ford’s newest products and experience 

rst-hand their class-leading QUALITY, SAFETY, 

GREEN and SMART technology. 

Ford Motor Company is thrilled to bring an exciting 

array of products, displays, engineers, celebrities and 

activities for the Ford family. 

THE FORD RIDE & DRIVE EXPERIENCE••••••••• 

Location: CARLISLE EXPO CENTER 

Current New Vehicle Display/Test Drives — Take a 

short ride to the Carlisle Expo Center, one block outside 

of gate 3. See map for shuttle locations. 

Take your time exploring the current lineup of new 

Ford and Lincoln Mercury products in air-conditioned 

comfort. 

Visit with Ford’s regional sales and marketing management 

team and learn more about Ford’s commitment 

to Quality, Safety, Green and Smart technology. 

Free ice cream — on us! Get in, buckle up, familiarize 

yourself with all the controls then enjoy the experience 

of driving today’s new Fords. Please be sure to 

bring your driver’s license. 

THE FORD PERFORMANCE TOUR•••••••••••••• 

Location: MANUFACTURERS MIDWAY 

Visit the Ford PERFORMANCE TOUR, a fun, interactive 

vehicle display, and get a FREE FORD T-SHIRT for 

registering. 

The tour is in the MANUFACTURERS MIDWAY, near 

Building Y. You’ll enjoy learning even more about 

Ford’s newest product attributes. 

NEW VEHICLE WALK-AROUNDS••••••••••••••• 

Location: STAGE/GRANDSTAND 

Enjoy a “walk-around” of a variety of vehicles from 

Ford Motor Company sure to excite you. The sessions 

will be led by many of Ford’s sales, marketing, engineering 

and technical managers. 

The Product Development Team will be on hand 

after their product presentations to answer questions. 

MUSTANG GARAGE•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Location: INSTALLATION ALLEY 

Attention, Mustang Nation! Owners of 2005–13 

Mustangs may purchase Ford Racing performance 

parts here at the event and have them installed free of 

labor cost on-site by a Ford Racing Dealer! 

Visit the Ford Racing rig on the Manufacturers Midway 

next to the Mustang Garage for all your options. 

Some “true blue” Ford Racing upgrades you may 

consider for your Mustang include Power Upgrade 

Packages, cold air kits, performance-tuned muers, 

Handling Packs, lowering springs, short throw shifters, 

x-pipes and more. 

All work (including Ford Racing performance calibrations 

when necessary) will be done in the “Mus- 

tang Garage” on Installation Alley by trained technicians 

from Fred Beans Ford of Boyertown. 

Take advantage of special event pricing on many 

high-performance products with Ford Racing calibration 

that you will not be able to get anywhere else! 

DAISY (above)•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

Making its debut at the 2004 North American International 

Auto Show, the Ford Shelby Cobra concept 

marked the return of Carroll Shelby to the Ford family. 

Designed and built in just ve months, the Ford Shelby 

Cobra concept follows the formula of a large, highperformance 

engine in a small, lightweight body. Sitting 

on modied Ford GT chassis, its front engine, rear 

transaxle layout features an all-aluminum, naturallyaspirated 

V10 engine under the hood that produces 

605 horsepower and 501 ft.- lbs. of torque. While many 

of the design cues, such as the large grille opening, 

hood scoop, stacked front and rear lamps, and lowback 

seats pay homage to the original cars, this Ford 

Shelby Cobra concept is a thoroughly modern interpretation 

of the legendary Shelby Cobras of the past. 

1993 FORD SVT MUSTANG COBRA R•••••••••• 

Producing 235 horsepower and 280 ft.-lbs. of torque 

and available only in Vibrant Red with grey cloth, this 

was a race-ready version of the 1993 SVT Mustang Cobra. 

Each Cobra R model featured larger brakes than 

stock, along with Koni shocks and struts, engine oil 

and power steering coolers, and radio, A/C and rear 

seat deletes. These were the last of the Fox-bodied 

Mustangs, and all 107 were sold out prior to their arrival 

at dealers in the spring of 1993. 

2002 SVT FOCUS•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

The 2002 SVT Focus marked Ford’s rst entry into 

the sport compact “hot hatch” segment. Featuring 

a unique 170-horsepower DOHC Zetec I4 engine, 

6-speed manual gearbox, four-wheel disc brakes and 

a sport-tuned suspension riding on 17-inch wheels, 

the SVT Focus was also loaded with engineering technology. 

The SVT Focus was the rst North American 

Ford vehicle to utilize variable intake cam timing and 

was the rst-ever Ford vehicle to feature a dual-stage 

intake, which improved torque at lower rpm and increased 

peak power at high rpm. Widely acclaimed 

at the time of its release by the automotive press, the 

SVT Focus is still regarded by many enthusiasts as one 

of the best-handling front-wheel-drive vehicles ever 

produced. 

FORD SVT LIGHTNING BOLT RANGER 

PROTOTYPE••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

A cornerstone of the Ford SVT “Toybox” since the 

completion of its build in 2002, the Lightning Bolt 

Ranger packs the powertrain of the 2001 Ford SVT 

F-150 Lightning into the smaller, lighter Ranger package. 

Production Lightning front suspension pieces 

were used, along with Lightning brakes and a narrowed 

Lightning rear end housing 3.73:1 gears. The 

Lightning wheels up front were narrowed to 8 inches, 

while the wheels out back were widened to 12.5 inches 

to accommodate the massive 345/35ZR18 tires. This 

truck displays the engineering creativity and the “why 

not?” attitude of the car guys within the SVT group, 

and it’s a perfect example of a great idea gone incredibly 

right. 


IN MEMORY: CARROLL SHELBY 

CARROLL HALL SHELBY (1923–2012) 

THE MAN, THE MACHINE, OUR FRIEND! 

Carroll Shelby certainly was one of the greatest 

icons to inuence our sport, hobby and racing circles 

in the annuals of automotive industry. If he wasn’t 

the Father of Performance, he certainly was one of the 

true mentors to those of us thinking, living, loving and 

breathing performance and racing. 

We all know the nal step in life is to pass over to 

the next unknown world. That in itself describes Carroll 

Shelby very well, for he was a true pioneer. When 

that step comes, it leaves many saddened and longing 

for our missing friend. Certainly that is very true with 

Carroll. But I’m sure he would strongly suggest we 

limit our mourning and move on. Move on to bigger 

and better things. As he once said, “The greatest car in 

the world is the next one I make!” My guess is that he is 

already ne-tuning the Cobra-based chariot in which 

he now rides in that great race track in the heavens! 

Join with us as we celebrate all things Shelby. Team 

Shelby Northeast leads the way in reminding us of 

the accomplishments of The Man. Shelby American 

is here to oer rock-solid proof of the performance 

potential of Shelby’s greatest ideas. Ford stands in the 

background, providing the platform on which Shelby 

worked his magic. You, the loyal Blue Oval and Shelby 

fans, trust them all. Your passion for the car is taken 

to ever-increasing heights with the horsepower and 

performance demonstrating the passion, further en- 

1964 COBRA 289 STREET VERSION 

OWNED BY THE CHIP MILLER FAMILY 


suring the fact that this man will never be forgotten. 

His legacy lives on in the hearts, minds and souls of 

all those who own, drive or want to drive one of the 

machines designed by him. 

The entire Carlisle Events family, led by both of the 

Miller families, wishes to express to all the fans, friends 

and certainly the family of Carroll Shelby our condolences 

and expressions of sympathy. We remember 

him fondly. He will be missed by many. 

Join us for a moment of silence to remember an 

icon and great friend. Stop and briey mourn his passing. 

But let us more remember and celebrate with 

great joy the life, the accomplishments and the great 

achievements that Carroll left behind for us to ponder 

and wonder over. AT NOON SATURDAY, JOIN US IN REVVING 

YOUR ENGINE TO HONOR THE MAN, OUR MENTOR AND OUR 

FRIEND, CARROLL SHELBY. 

— Rick Markko

GIVEAWAYS 

1•••MUSTANG•LEASE 

Enjoy your own pony car with a two-year lease on 

a brand new, 2013 Mustang V6 Coupe automatic. The 

color is to be determined, but the winner will receive 

a credit equivalent to $10,000 toward a lease on the 

2013 ride (the winner will receive no actual monetary 

payout). The monetary award is based on the vehicle 

MSRP of $24,485 and has been calculated based on 

the standard 21,000-mile, two-year Red Carpet Lease. 

Taxes, fees, titling, registration, insurance costs, etc., 

are the sole responsibility of the winner and will be 

paid to the selling dealership. 

2•••X427•CRATE•ENGINE 

The company that created the famous 427 FE engine 

now oers another modern version of the legendary 

motor. The X427, designed for street use, has 

joined the Ford Racing Z427 that was introduced in 

2010. Fitted with the legendary Ford Racing X-Heads, 

the X427 delivers 520 foot-pounds of torque. Built on 

OFFICIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS: See eligibility requirements 

on our website, CarlisleEvents.com, or at 

Guest Services. 

GUESTS: Enter the drawing in the Guest Services 

Building next to the Grandstand. One entry per person. 

You may also enter online for any giveaway by the 

deadlines noted in the schedule. 

SHOWFIELD PARTICIPANTS: Showeld participants, 

do nothing — you are automatically entered. 


Ford Racing’s new BOSS 351 block, this new 427 crate 

engine is engineered and built to deliver a strong, at 

torque curve. That translates into tire-smoking acceleration 

for street rods, kit cars, muscle cars and provides 

plenty of power and torque for light-duty pickups 

and SUVs. 

3•••iPAD 

Carlisle Events recognizes that today’s technician 

plays with today’s technology. Because of that, you 

could win an iPad at any one of our 10 Carlisle-based 

events. This prize will serve as a great accessory for 

travel, shop work, Web browsing, gaming or whatever 

you want to do with it. Over the course of the year, 10 

Apple iPads will be handed out. The iPads will be at 

least an Apple iPad 2. One lucky winner will be randomly 

selected to receive an iPad in conjunction with 

each event, with each winner being selected from a 

pool of names specic to that event. 

VENDORS: Vendors, do nothing — you are automatically 

entered. The owner of record of every vending 

space is automatically entered to win. This includes 

vendors who purchased recycled vending spaces as 

well as car corral vending spaces. 

TO WIN: Winners’ names will be announced as noted 

in the schedule. You do not need to be present to win. 

Winner will be notied according to the contact information 

we have on le (for vendors and showeld) or 

that was provided during registration.

MACH 1 REGISTRY 

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS 

By John M. Clor 

This year at the Carlisle Ford Nationals, the Mach 1 

Registry is celebrating its 10th anniversary. A proud 

participant in the Ford Performance Group of enthusiast 

organizations as promoted on FordRacing.com, this 

club has made its national gathering at Carlisle an annual 

event. The Mach 1 Registry connects all interested 

enthusiasts with an exclusive group of passionate 

and knowledgeable late-model Ford Mustang Mach 

1 owners who can help you with everything there 

is to know about buying, maintaining and enhanc- 


ing the 2003–04 Mustang Mach 1. David and Tamara 

Wagner launched the Mach1Registry.com website 

on May 22, 2002, when these modern, shaker-scoop 

equipped Mustangs became available to order from 

Ford dealers. It has grown from a small online owners 

list to 9,000-plus Mach 1 enthusiasts all over the world. 

Ownership of a Mustang Mach 1 is not a requirement 

to participate in the forums. And even though the club 

caters to the late-model 2003–04 versions of the Mach 

1, owners of the earlier 1969 through 1978 Mach 1 

Mustangs are welcome to participate. Ford Racing and 

the Carlisle Ford Nationals salute the Mach 1 Registry 

on its 10th birthday! We encourage all to stop by the 

club tent this weekend to say hi or ask about membership, 

and make sure you take time to enjoy the long 

line of Mach 1s on the showeld! 

Read The Mustang Mach 1: “Everyman’s” Muscle Car 

on our website, written by automotive journalist John 

M. Clor. Clor has owned, raced, worked on or written 

about Fords and Mustangs for nearly 30 years. Today, 

he manages The Ford Performance Group enthusiast 

outreach program for Ford Racing as well as “Enthusiast” 

section content on the FordRacing.com website. 

He is also a columnist for Mustang Times, editor of SVT 

Enthusiast magazine, and wrote Mustang Dynasty.

THE FORD CONNECTION 

FORD ‘GOES FURTHER’ TO POWER UP CONNECTION WITH ENTHUSIASTS 

By John M. Clor / Ford Racing 

Ford fans may think the primary focus of Ford Racing 

is simply to help racers who drive Fords go at-out 

faster to the nish line. But in reality, the main purpose 

behind Ford Racing is to help build the Ford brand in 

the hearts, minds and eyes of everyday consumers. 

Racing and winning on the professional stage shows 

o to the world a car company’s engineering expertise 

and product integrity — and thus, it helps inuence 

sales. Just as important, racing success on the grassroots 

level also drives brand awareness and purchase 

consideration with real-world car buyers. 

Research proves that enthusiasts — including racers, 

amateur sportsmen, car collectors, car club members 

and active brand loyalists — all serve to drive 

word-of-mouth sales by promoting a company’s image 

as they interact with fellow car buyers on their 

own turf. Enthusiasts also happen to enjoy modifying 

and personalizing their vehicles, which is why Ford 

Racing oers a full range of products to help serve customers 

who want more for their cars than what comes 

from the factory. 

The annual Ford Racing Performance Parts catalog 

is like a “Christmas Wish Book” for Ford enthusiasts, 

oering the latest and greatest factory engineered 

hardware to help many of us make our performance 

dreams come true — and the 2012 version that is 

available at the Ford Racing trailer this weekend is no 

exception. But our catalog also serves as a very real 

physical link between Ford’s on-track racing operations 

and its production-car engineering credibility. 

“Track-bred = street cred” is more than just a slogan 

for the Ford Racing Performance Parts business. It’s as 

much a mantra for how we develop new products as it 

is a purchase-driver for Ford performance enthusiasts. 

More importantly, as our overall product guideline, it 

demonstrates Ford Racing’s commitment to enhancing 

the ownership experience for you, our most passionate 

of Ford fans. 

But at Ford Racing, the connection to enthusiasts 

goes far beyond simply the selection, quality and value 

of the parts in the FRPP catalog. It is truly a personal 

relationship that we work to grow and improve upon 

every day. As performance vehicle fans ourselves, we 

well know that enthusiast owners are among the most 

vocal and visible of all Ford loyalists. Making performance 

products that satisfy their desires serves to 

activate them at the grassroots level as “disciples” who 

help us preach the Ford “gospel” to their peers. And 

that kind of direct third-party endorsement sends a 

very inuential message to our prospective customers. 

That’s why we think it’s important you know that — 

like you — the people who work at Ford Racing also 

“bleed Ford blue.” From our car-guy managers to the 

hot-rod engineers to the motorhead marketers, even 

the tech-heads on the Ford Performance Info Line — 

you’ve gotta “love it, know it, and show it” around here 

to be successful. 

Easy to be an enthusiast 

Last year, Ford Racing added an entire “Enthusiasts” 

section to its recently revamped FordRacing. 

com web site, giving a new face and place for its Ford 

Performance Group enthusiast outreach program, a 

unique customer interface launched by Ford Racing 

in 2006. That move was designed to make it easier 

for fans to nd and enjoy the kind of unique Ford enthusiast, 

club, event, and specialty car content that 

has made the site a true virtual connection between 

Ford Motor Company and its legion of loyalists. From 

special coverage of major Ford and club events, such 

as Carlisle Ford Nationals, to unique stories from Ford 

fans, to ocial Ford build info on many of today’s most 

collectible performance Fords, the new “Enthusiasts” 

section of FordRacing.com oers content that you 

simply can’t nd anywhere else. 

Fueled by the unequaled popularity of the Mustang, 

it’s a fact that there are far more Ford-based vehicle 

clubs than any other automotive marque. Instead of 

building cars as mere appliances, like many of the import 

brands, Ford has a heritage of building cars and 

trucks that connect with owners on an emotional level. 

Such a connection between car and owner has enabled 

Ford to amass a veritable army of loyal enthusiasts over 

the years that is the envy of every other automaker 

on the planet. So now you can see why some import 

manufacturers are asking their product teams to devise 

cars that evoke more of an emotional connection with 

owners, and why other carmakers are now hard at work 

devising marketing “brand disciple” strategies of their 

own. That automotive passion Ford fans are known for 

is the very reason behind the annual celebration of the 

Ford brand we’re enjoying this weekend in Carlisle! 

Honest emotional connections 

But owner loyalty isn’t something the company 

takes for granted. In fact, Ford is working harder than 

ever to “Go further” for our customers. In today’s world, 

we know that consumers don’t particularly like being 

“sold to” and don’t entirely trust what they hear about 

a product from big corporations or manufacturers’ ads. 

More and more, people are putting their purchasing 

faith in personal recommendations from their friends, 

neighbors, coworkers and acquaintances — and that’s 

precisely where we as Ford loyalists can play a major 

role in asking your non-Ford peers to “Drive One.” 

To that end, Ford Racing has spearheaded several 

initiatives designed specically to help Ford Motor 

Company build on our relationship with loyalists, not 

the least of which is our enthusiast outreach program. 

Using an umbrella approach, we created the Ford Performance 

Group of enthusiast organizations — a collection 

of independent clubs whose members can enjoy 

a variety of benets centered on the establishment 

of a Ford-based information clearinghouse. Thanks 

to all those years of working with enthusiasts at the 

grassroots level, Ford Racing is able to oer these 

clubs what they had told us they wanted the most — 

a sustainable connection with the company. 

Anchoring the program is that “Enthusiast” section 

of the FordRacing.com web site, backed by a dedicated 

team tasked to build Ford’s relationship with its past, 

present and future performance customers. Its goal is 

to help promote Ford-based clubs and their activities, 

centralize the company’s contact with, and promotion 

for, the myriad Ford-centered events across the country 

each year, and provide a Web showcase for how 

performance vehicle ownership opens the door to an 

entire Ford enthusiast lifestyle — all in one place. 

Ford Racing has institutionalized this connection 

with Ford enthusiast clubs as part of our core business, 

primarily because we are enthusiasts too! We 

know that our friends and neighbors recognize us as 

being car-savvy, and as opinion leaders we don’t mind 

sharing our thoughts when car shoppers seek us out 

to get advice. We like to show o our performance or 

classic Ford because we don’t just drive it from Point A 

to Point B — we LOVE it and openly show our aection 

for it in public. The other part of our outreach eort involves 

making face-to-face connections — one show, 

one club, and even one person at a time. It’s why you 

can see our products and/or talk to Ford Racing staers 

in person at automotive events across the country. 

Oh sure, a lot of other car companies put marketing 

eorts into racing and enthusiast events for that same 

reason. The inuence of you, the enthusiast owner, has 

even attracted other Ford groups — both inside the 

company and via our agencies — to look at enthusiast 

marketing programs of their own. While those may 

come and go, Ford Racing has built a viable connection 

with our fans, racers and enthusiasts as a part of 

what we do each day. 

As simple as 1-2-3 

Just like Ford’s 1-2-3 nish at Le Mans in 1966, Ford 

Racing’s got an impossible-to-beat 1-2-3 enthusiast 

program at work for you to utilize! 1.) is our own Enthusiast 

web space on FordRacing.com, with content 

for, by, and about YOU! 2.) is our weekly “Fast News 

From Ford Racing” e-newsletter that we send out to 

more than 400,000 Ford fans, plus the daily updates 

you’ll nd on our Ford Racing Facebook page. And 3.) 

is our toll-free 1-800-FORD-788 Ford Performance Info 

Center and Ford Racing Tech Line, where you can get 

vehicle, product, club and event information — and 

even expert technical advice. 

Together, they provide the only service of its kind 

oered by any of the major automakers. The fact is, 

no other carmaker promotes their enthusiast clubs 

this directly, communicates with fans this consistently, 

nor oers their loyal performance customers this kind 

of direct, toll-free assistance line to the factory. 

If you appreciate the idea that Ford has put into 

place a program to stay connected with you as a Ford 

performance enthusiast, then we suggest that you fully 

employ and enjoy this unique relationship. For starters, 

you should bookmark www.FordRacing.com and 

sign up for our weekly Fast News e-newsletter, where 

you’ll get the inside story on what’s happening in the 

world of Ford performance. Then check out our “Enthusiast” 

section on the site and visit it regularly. You 

should also become friends on our Facebook page. 

And don’t hesitate to call the Ford Performance Info 

Center (1-800-FORD-788) if you have a question about 

past or present performance Fords, want to share an 

idea about Ford products you’d like to see, or need to 

tap into the experts on the Ford Racing Tech Line. And 

don’t forget to ask about our special Ford enthusiast 

merchandise available through our Info Center via 

www.FordShowParts.com. 

Finally, by all means keep getting out there to enjoy 

your performance Ford! Head out to the racetrack 

and cheer on your favorite Ford vehicle. Find a club 

and attend a meeting, a car show, cruise, or any driving 

or racing event — and discover the fun and all the 

friendly people involved in the world of Ford performance 

— just like you experiencing here every year 

at the Carlisle Ford Nationals. Hopefully, we’ll all be 

“Driving Ford Passion” with Ford Racing and its Ford 

Performance Group of enthusiast organizations for 

many more years to come! 


INVITATIONAL DISPLAY BUILDING T 

1931 FORD MODEL A PICKUP 

Thomas Jenkins 

1964½ FORD MUSTANG CP260 

Marcie Cipriani and Chris Ring 

1966 FORD THUNDERBIRD 

Loretta Reinersmann 

1965 FORD MUSTANG 

Sean Ripp 

1967 FORD GT40 MARK IV 

Fran Kress 

1938 FORD INDY SPRINT RACE CAR 

“GT Joey” Limongelli 

1964 COBRA DAYTONA 

Lee Benson 

1965 FORD MUSTANG A/FX 

Todd Werner 

1965 MERCURY COMET A/FX 

Todd Werner 


Fran Cosentino 

1951 FORD VICTORIA 

Jay Bowser 

1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL 

Bill and Star Hamman 


Mike Akers 

1966 MERCURY COMET CYCLONE GT 

Sam Mento 

1967 SHELBY GT500 

Samantha and Brian Styles 

BUILDING T INVITATIONAL DISPLAY 

1967 MERCURY COUGAR 

Richard Taylor 

SHELBY TOY COLLECTION 

George Munsterman 


Justin Miller 


Sam Auxier Jr. 

1973 FORD PINTO 

Todd Werner 


Bob Gaines 

1968 MERCURY COUGAR 

Elmer Hamm 


Sal Frasca 

1970 FORD TORINO COBRA 

Bill Reed 

1977 FORD MUSTANG II PRO STOCK 

Todd Werner 

1968 MERCURY COUGAR GT 

Mervin Moyer 

1968 SHELBY GT500 KR 

Bob Johnson 


Jim Luppino 

1970 MERCURY COUGAR ELIMINATOR 

Joe Valenti 

1979 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK V 

Sal Frasca 


INVITATIONAL DISPLAY BUILDING T 

1989 LINCOLN TOWNCAR 

Richard Keith 

2007 FORD FOCUS ZX3 

Kenneth Appell III 

1990 FORD MUSTANG LX 5.0 

Jonathan Petro 

2007 SHELBY GT500 SUPER SNAKE 

Bob Hahn Sr. 


2001 FORD F-150 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 

Kevin Slater 

2009 FORD MUSTANG 5.0 

Cindy Iacocca 

ON DISPLAY, BUT NOT PICTURED: 1970 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7, Sal Frasca; 1970 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 302, Timothy Orick; 

1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL, Bill Hamman

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INVITATIONAL DISPLAY BUILDING Y 


Tony Conover 


Barry Smith 

1999 SHELBY SERIES ONE 

Kevin Parker 

2007 SHELBY GT HERTZ 

Terry Welsh 

2008 SHELBY F-150 SUPER SNAKE 

Fadi Cherfane 

1966 SHELBY COBRA SC 

Heather Smith 

1967 SHELBY GT500 CSS 

Barry Smith 


DON PRUDHOMME EDITION 

Bob Walker 

2007 SHELBY GT SC 

Tom Kau man 


Tony Scalies 

ON DISPLAY, BUT NOT PICTURED: 1969 SHELBY GT500, Gary Morgan and Fred Gimbel; 

1966 SHELBY GT350, James Walsh 

1967 SHELBY COBRA CSX8213 

Barry Smith 


Tim Brillhart 

2007 SHELBY GT500 SUPER SNAKE 

Fadi Cherfane 

2007 SHELBY TERLINGUA 

Helaina Semmler 

2012 SHELBY COBRA 

Angelo Paletta 

OUTSIDE BUILDING Y INVITATIONAL DISPLAY 


William Kenney 


40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 

John Evans 


John Keller 


Dale Spahr 


40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 

John Keller 


David and Jonathan Hanulec 

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has been the informed, authoritative voice 

of the collector car hobby. 

2006 FORD GT 

Angelo Paletta 


Andrew Roth 

1965 SHELBY COBRA 

Je Brenner 

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INVITATIONAL DISPLAY BUILDING G BUILDING G INVITATIONAL DISPLAY 

1923 FORD T-BUCKET ROADSTER 

Dale Wigeld 

1962 FORD GALAXIE 

Stanley Shoppel 


Bill Dismuke 

1963 FORD GALAXIE XL 

Frank Sautner III 

1964 Mercury Comet 

Paul Rashley 

1957 FORD THUNDERBIRD 

Kenneth Wallace 

1963½ FORD GALAXIE 

Marco DeCesaris 


Daryl Williams 

1964 FORD FAIRLANE 

George Aberts Jr. 

1962 FORD GALAXIE LIGHTWEIGHT 

Nick Smith 

1963 FORD F-100 XL 

Bill Naudain 


Randy DeLisio 


Nick Smith 

ON DISPLAY IN BUILDING G, BUT NOT PICTURED: 

1964 FORD THUNDERBOLT ..........Bill Dismuke 

1964 FORD THUNDERBOLT ..........Bud Roehrer 

1965 FORD MUSTANG ..............George Scarpenti 

ON DISPLAY OUTSIDE BUILDING G, BUT NOT PICTURED: 

1963 FORD 300 .................... Sol Stewart 

1962 FORD GALAXIE ................ Tom Furtado 

1966 FORD GALAXIE ................ Gregory Lennon 

1964 FORD THUNDERBOLT FAIRLANE 

Dennis Kolodziej 

1967 FORD CUSTOM 

Adrian Clements 

1961 FORD STARLINER 

John Vermeersch 

1964 FORD THUNDERBOLT 

Nick Smith 

1969 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 

Joseph Spinelli 

THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES ARE ON DISPLAY OUTSIDE BUILDING G: 

1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 

James Cipriano 


Shannon McKinney 

1962 FORD FALCON 

Rick Kirk 


Brian Wenk 


Val Zaccagnini 


Bob Klemann 

1969 FORD MUSTANG BOSS 

George Boskovitch 


Randy Millard 


Charles Morris 

1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 XI 

Michael and Charlotte Picone 


INVITATIONAL DISPLAY BUILDING G 


Butch Englebrecht 


Joe Conlon 


Greg LaMay 

1964 FORD LIGHTWEIGHT GALAXIE 

Larry Davis 


Larry Knapp 


David Schoeller 

1963 FORD R CODE GALAXIE 500 

Brian Gerken 


John McBryan 

1965 FORD GALAXIE XL 

Peter Morris 

1967 FORD FAIRLANE 500 

James Dorion 



Breanna Conlon 

1963 MERCURY MARAUDER S-55 

Kirk Dillery 

1964 FORD GALAXIE R CODE 

Lawrence Gagan 

1965 MERCURY COMET 

Lawrence Gagan 

1967 MERCURY CYCLONE 

George Aberts Sr.

CONCESSIONS 

VENDOR LOCATION MENU 

WOODY’S FUEL STOP Food Court 

BRUSTER’S ICE CREAM & 

NATHANS FAMOUS 

HOT DOGS 

BRICKER’S FAMOUS 

FRENCH FRIES 

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, sh and 

chips (BBQ’d Wohoo ngers), chicken ngers, 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 wae 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 coee 

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 

Breakfast sandwiches, a variety of subs including Italian, tuna, chicken parmesan, meatball, 

MARCELLO’S RISTORANTE Food Court California and special cheesesteaks, sausage and ham or turkey with cheese. Also, chicken 

ngers, french fries and mozzarella cheese sticks. Newly added pasta bar and stromboli 

HORNER’S CORNER 

FRIED CHICKEN 

Food Court 

Belgian waes with fruit topping or chicken & gravy for breakfast. 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 

Food Court 

STOLTZFUS PA DUTCH GOODS Food Court 

SHUMAN’S CONCESSIONS Duke’s Blvd. 

DOUBLE TWIST 

SOFT PRETZELS 

SUNRISE CONCESSIONS 

PENN TWP. VOLUNTEER 

FIRE COMPANY 50 

Building T 

Pavilion at ND 

& Dukes Bvd. 

HORNER’S CORNER BBQ A110-113 

GRANDPA’S COUNTRY 

CATERING 

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 y pie 

Breakfast sandwiches, hot dogs, burgers, sausages, chicken cheesesteaks, pulled pork, 

smoothies, lemonade and ice tea. Also at: IM55-57 and NM51-52 

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 

THE SMOKEHOUSE J100 

LUXIE’S SWEET TOOTH 

SNYDER FAMILY 

CONCESSIONS 

ICE 

BRICKER’S FAMOUS 

SEAFOOD AND FRENCH FRIES 

D85, GA1, 

A114 

Various 

locations 

SUBWAY Gate 3 

RITA’S ITALIAN ICE Row T 

20 LB. BAGS – $5 

AVAILABLE AT MOST 

CONCESSION STANDS 

ACCEPTED AT ALL CONCESSION STANDS 

Donut bites, pancake and sausage on a stick, and French toast sticks for breakfast. Beef 

brisket, pulled pork and smoked chicken barbecue sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, sweet & hot 

sausage, chicken ngers, french and sweet potato fries and fried pickles. 

Breakfast sandwiches with hash browns, hot dogs, sweet Italian and hot Italian sausages, 

chicken tenders, chicken sandwiches, 6 oz. burgers, sh 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 

Corner of Dukes Boulevard & Diane Drive 

Crab cake sandwiches, platters, sh sandwiches and french fries 

Fresh made-to-order sandwiches, including breakfast, cookies, chips and Rakestraw’s Ice 

Cream 

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NATIONAL PARTS DEPOT• ••••••••••••••••••••• 

National Parts Depot is a premier supplier of restoration 

parts and accessories for 1965–73 & 1979–93 

Ford Mustangs, 1948–96 Ford F-Series and Broncos, 

1955–57 Ford Thunderbirds, 1967–81 Chevrolet Camaros, 

1964–87 Chevrolet Chevelles/Malibus/El Caminos 

and 1967–81 Pontiac Firebirds/Trans-Ams. NPD 

strives to stock everything oered in its catalogs, so 

that no matter what you need, NPD has it on the shelf, 

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AutoTraderClassics.com is the best place to fuel your 

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transport and maintain the car of your dreams. 

Plus, there’s always in-depth editorial content, classic 

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country. That’s AutoTraderClassics.com…the Preferred 

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is all about? It’s simple, “passion.” Heacock Classic 

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classic car insurance rates are lowered. Their goal is to 

oer a custom, low-cost program designed to t your 

needs. Collector car insurance from Heacock Classic 

provides “Agreed Value” coverage, full coverage during 

restoration, coverage for modications, and your 

right to choose your own repair shop if your car is 

damaged. You also get to choose zero deductible and 

automatically get $50,000 coverage for 30 days when 

you purchase a new classic car. After you request a 

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Then, they will contact you to review it and hopefully 

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For over 100 years, Meguiar’s has shared its passion 

and pride for the car hobby and for making cars appear 

“show car perfect.” They provide quality products 

for every surface of your vehicle — inside and out. 

Meguiar’s Customer Care Center is available six days 

a week to answer any car care questions you have, at 

800-347-5700. Or join the discussion on Facebook or 

their online discussion forum at www.meguiarsonline. 

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RockAuto ships thousands of auto parts from more 

than 200 manufacturers to customers on every continent 

except Antarctica — including APO/FPO addresses. 

The RockAuto catalog is updated daily with 

mechanical parts such as brake pads and shock absorbers, 

body parts such as bumpers and mirrors, interior 

trim like door handles and carpets, and major 

assemblies like steering gears, CV axles, engine long 

blocks, and complete transmissions. There are no mechanics 

on sta (RockAuto is a store, not a repair shop), 

but service manuals are available to help customers 

learn how to perform a repair. The RockAuto catalog is 

expanding constantly. Someday, it may be possible to 

build an entire car using parts from RockAuto!

VENDORS VENDORS 

PARTNERS ON THE MIDWAY 

A& A AUTO PARTS STORE 

(INSTALLATION ALLEY) 

AJE SUSPENSION 

AMERICAN RACING HEADERS 

ANTRIM WAY SHIPPERS (INSIDE GATE 3) 

AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP INC. 

BARTON INDUSTRIES 

BLACK MAGIC APPEARANCE PRODUCTS 

BORGESON UNIVERSAL 

CARLISLE EVENTS OFFICIAL STORE 

CERVINI'S AUTO DESIGN 

CHRIS ALSTON'S CHASSISWORKS 

CLASSIC DESIGN CONCEPTS 

COMETIC 

ADDITIVES 

GLIPTONE CAR 

CAR/CAMSHIELD 

C 48-49 

CAM-SHIELD ZINC 

ANTI-WEAR & ENGINE 

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PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 

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DETAILING SUPPLIES 

MORE THAN TIRES 

MIDWAY 

TIRES, WHEELS, GREEN 

FILTER, RED LINE OIL, 

STABIL, GROUND FORCE 

AIR CONDITIONERS 

CLASSIC HEATERS & 

RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 

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REFRIGERANTS 

M 46 

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REPLACEMENTS 

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ART & PHOTOGRAPHY 

EAGLE PRODUCTIONS 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

Building Z 

ON-SITE PHOTOS OF 

YOUR VEHICLE 

MICHAEL IRVINE 

STUDIOS INC 

H 1, HH 1 

CAR ART/LIMITED FINE 

ART PRINTS/CANVASES 

AUTOMOBILIA 

ANDERSONS 

B 77-78, C 83-85 

POPIEL, DAVE 

O 105-109 

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PARTS, MANUALS BUY- 

SELL 

BODY PARTS & PANELS 

CERVINI’S AUTO DESIGN 

Midway 

USA-MADE HOODS & 

BODY COMPONENTS 

BOOKS & MANUALS 

MIDLIFE CLASSIC CARS 

N 50-53 

midlifeclassiccars.com 

AMERICAN & IMPORT 

POPIEL, DAVE 

O 105-109 

AUTO MANUALS BUY 

SELL TRADE 

THUNDER ROAD BOOKS 

M 64-65 

HENRY FORD BOOKS, 

INTAKE MANIFOLDS 

EAGLE PRODUCTIONS PHOTOGRAPHY 

(BUILDING Z) 

EVOLUTION PERFORMANCE 

FLAMING RIVER INDUSTRIES, INC. 

GUMOUT PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS 

HEACOCK CLASSIC 

ITW GLOBAL BR&S 

JOHNNY LIGHTNING PERFORMANCE 

LIBERATOR PERFORMANCE 

MEGUIAR'S 

MORE THAN TIRES 

MRT- MUSTANG RACING TECHNOLOGIES 

MUSTANG CLUB OF AMERICA 

MUSTANGS UNLIMITED 

BRAKES/KITS 

M B SERVICE CENTER 

E 2 

CUSTOM BRAKE HOSES & 

BRAKE PARTS 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

J 85-88 

MASTER CYLS, WH, MC 

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BUFFING SUPPLIES 

BUSCH ENTERPRISES INC 

Q 48-51, QA 48-50 

BUFFING SUPPLIES 

BUMPERS 

TRI-CITY PLATING 

N 94-100 

SHOW QUALITY 

CHROMING FOR 

BUMPERS, GDS 

CAR COVERS 

TIG LTD/COVER-UP 

ENTERPRS 

B 72-74 

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CARBURETORS & SUPPLIES 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

J 85-88 

CARBS, REBUILD KITS, 

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YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

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KITS, LINKAGE, CHOKE 

CHEVROLET CORVETTE 

SANDIFER JR, SAMUEL 

F 80 

CHEVROLET AEROVETTE 

FACTORY STYLE MODEL 

CHROME PLATING 

ADVANCED CUSTOM 

CHROME 

A 85-86 

SHOW CHROME PLATING 

BUMPERS POTMETAL 

NU-CHROME 

J 16-17 

NU-CHROME.COM 

800-956-0005 

QUAL-KROM- 

GRT LAKES PLANT 

E 30-31 

CUSTOM SHOW QUALITY 

PLATING 

CLOTHING & HATS 

C & W TEES 

J 36-38 

CWTEES CLOTHING & 

HATS 

CAR PARADISE, THE 

L 105-106 

MUSTANG, SHELBY & 

FORD APPAREL & HATS 

MARSDENS AIRBRUSH 

DESIGNS 

L 94-96 

AIRBRUSHED SHIRTS, 

LICENSE PLATES, HATS 

CLUBS 

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AMERICA 

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REDLINE TUNING 

ROUSH PERFORMANCE 

ROUSH YATES PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS 

THOSE GARAGE GUYS 

TJIN EDITION ROAD SHOW 

TMI PRODUCTS 

TNT ENGINEERING 

TRAILEX INC. 

UMI PERFORMANCE, INC 

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UPR PRODUCTS 

VERIZON CELLULAR SALES 

PERFORMANCE FORD 

CLUB PA 

A 21-22 

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CAR SHOW 

ZADRA, DENNIS 

K 120-124 

CHESAPEAKE BAY 

MUSTANG CLUB 

COBRA 

BRANDA PERFORMANCE 

K 56-61 

TONY BRANDA COBRA/ 

SHELBY PARTS 

CUSHMAN 

DENNIS CARPENTER 

FORD RESTORATION 

PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

FENDERS, WHEELS, 

ACCESSORIES, SEATS, 

LIGHTS 

DECALS & GRAPHICS 

OSBORN, JIM 

REPRODUCTIONS 

E 39-43 

LARGE SUPPLY AUTO/ 

TRUCK DECALS 

AMERICAN 

DIECAST 

CUSTOM DISPLAY CASES 

J 94-95 

DIE CAST & COLLECTIBLES 

DISPLAY CASES 

DIECAST COUNTRY 

E 111-112, F 114 

DIECAST-DIECAST- 

DIECASTCOUNTRY.COM 

ELECTRICAL/WIRING 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

HEADLITE, IGNITION, 

SWITCHES, RELAYS MORE 

ENGINES & PARTS 

JOHNNY LIGHTNING 

PERFORMANCE 

Midway 

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ROUSH YATES 

PERFORMANCE 

PRODUCTS 

Midway 

HIGH PERFORMANCE 

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EXHAUSTS 

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INSTALLATION ALLEY 

ON-SITE EXHAUST 

INSTALLATIONS, MISC. 

ITEMS FOR SALE 

FORD 

ANASTASIO, RYAN 

A 5-6 

MISCELLANEOUS PARTS 

AUTOMOTIVE TECH 

SERVICES 

N 71-74 

NOS FORD PARTS 

1930’s - 1950’s 

BENNETT, EDWARD 

P 18-24 

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G 103-105 

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K 56-61 

TONY BRANDA 

MUSTANG-SHELBY PARTS 

BURGESS, BOB 

K 58-61 

MID-50’s FORD MERC 

PARTS 1954-1955-1956 

BURKETT, DERECK 

F 81-82 

CAR-TRUCK-GAS 

60 - PRESENT 


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N108-109, O110-111 

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CORES 516-293-2175 

CRAGLE, RICHARD 

P 112-113 

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FORD CAR TRUCK 

TRACTOR RESTORATION 

PARTS 

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Q 21-29, QA 21-29 

1928-1956 FORD CARD & 

TRUCK PARTS 

ENGL&, DAVID 

H 49-50, I 50-52 

TORINO MUSTANG 

COUGAR PARTS 

G T PERFORMANCE FORD 

J 51-52 

TRANSMISSION READ 

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HELMAN, ERIC 

CA 173-174 

FORD CARS & TRUCKS 

HOLZER, DAVID 

P 37 

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KAISER, JOHN 

CA 23 

427 RED FALCON 

KARPENKO, ROBERT 

G 53-54, H 56 

ANYTHING FORD 

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KICSAK, MARK 

M 22-24 

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E 26-29 

55-57 TBIRD& PASSENGER 

CARS 631-757-9476 

LISKE, FRED 

P 34-36 

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PROFILES MARKETING 

GROUP 

IA 66-67 

FORD MAGAZINES/ 

BRONCO DRIVER 

MAGAZINES 

S&ERS & SON 

O 80-81 

1948-1952 PARTS, TRUCK 

PARTS, FLATHEADS 


F 80 

1951 FORD FACTORY 

STYLING MODELS 

TEAM BLITZ 

A 89-90 

CAPRI PARTS 1970-78 

NEW, USED, REPRO, RACE 

FORD FAIRLANE/TORINO 

BURKE, MARTY 

L 52-54 

TORINO CYCLONE 

FAIRLANE PARTS NEW 

& USED 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

WEATHERSTRIPPING 

EMBLEMS MIRROS 

FITTS FORD INC, PHIL 

M 117-118 

1970-1971 FORD TORINO 

PARTS 


PARTS 

J 163-168 

FULL COVERAGE FROM 

1962-1971 

PRO-FIT AUTO 

INTERIORS 

M 54-58 

INTERIORS CARPET 


FORD FALCON 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 


TAILLIGHTS RUBBER 

PARTS 

FALCON CLUB OF 

AMERICA - MASON 

DIXON 

F 13-14 

MASON DIXON CHAPTER 

FALCON CLUB OF AMER 

FALCON ENTERPRISES 

P 184-189 

1960-1970 FALCON & 

MERCURY COMET PARTS 

KP AUTOMOTIVE INC 

L 140-141, M 142 

60-65 NEW-USED PARTS 

kpauto@aol.com 

MAC’S ANTIQUE 

AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 

COMET 1960-1970 

macsauto.com 

PAT WILSON’S 

THUNDERBIRD 

A 40 

60-65 PARTS NEW & USED 

973-579-7205 

PRO-FIT AUTO 

INTERIORS 

M 54-58 

CARPET CONVERTIB LE 

TOPS INTERIORS 

STIVISON, RICHARD 

P 133-136 

SHEET METAL TRIM MISC 

ALL YEARS 60-70 

FORD GALAXIE 

CIRASUOLO, RICK 

A 14-15 

FORD GALAXIE PARTS 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 


CORES 516-293-2175 

DEARBORN 

STEEL TUBING 

L 84-87 

60-69 HIPERFORMANCE 

352-428 ENGINE PARTS 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

DASH BEZELS DOOR 

SEALS HUBCAP SPINNERS 


PARTS 

J 163-168 

THE MOST GALAXIE 

PARTS IN THE INDUSTRY 

PRO-FIT AUTO 

INTERIORS 

M 54-58 

CONVERTIBLE TOPS 

CARPET INTERIORS 

FORD MUSTANG 

AUTOVISION 

PERFORMANCE 

N 152-157 

MUSTANG RESTORATION 

427 ROADSTERS 

BLUE OVAL INDUSTRIES 

E 87-94, F 89-92 

LATE MODEL FORD 

MUSTANG PARTS 


K 56-61 

TONY BRANDA 

MUSTANG-SHELBY PARTS 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 


CORES 516-293-2175 

DADS MUSTANG SUPPLY 

I 1-4 

1965-73 MUSTANG, 2007- 

12 MUSTANG/SHELBY 

EVOLUTION 

PERFORMANCE 

MIDWAY 

PERFORMANCE 

ENHANCEMENT 

PRODUCTS 

FACTORY MUSCLE PARTS 

A 32, IA 30, IA 35 

SHAKERS, RAMAIR, 

SNORKEL, HEATSHIELDS, 

ENGPT 

GLAZIERS MUSTANG 

BARN 

D 116-118, E 118-120 

64 1/2 -73 FORD 

MUSTANG PARTS 

HEDGES, MICHAEL 

J 61-63, K 62-64 

JARVIS, BILL 

F 29-34 

NOS FORD PARTS 

LEREW ENTERPRISES 

D 58-60 

1965-1966 MUSTANG 

PARTS 


AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 


1965-1973 

MAURY AUTOMOTIVE, INC 

J 134-135 

FORD MUSTANG REAR 

END HOUSING 

MRT- MUSTANG RACING 

TECHNOLOGIES 

Midway 

BODY PANELS, EXHAUSTS 

& ACCESSORIES 

MUSTANGS TO FEAR 

D 19-23 

FIBERGLASS, CUSTOM 

CONSOLES, & INTERIOR 

MUSTANGS UNLIMITED 

H 29-36, MIDWAY 

FORD MUSTANG PARTS 

1965-2012 

PARKS, ROGER 

C 45-46 

MUSTANG/SHELBY/BOSS/ 

CJ BUY/SELL/TRADE 

PATTERSON PUBLISHING 

D 103-106 

MUSTANG MAGAZINE 

& FOX MUSTANG 

MAGAZINE 

PONY RANCH, THE 

L 193-194, M 195 

NEW, USED MUSTANG 

PARTS 65-73 

SMITH, MARK 

I 9-11 

USED MUSTANG PARTS 

65-73 ALSO COUGAR 

SMITH, THOMAS 

B 34 

79-93 FOX BODY 

MUSTANG PARTS USED 

STEINBORN, PAUL 

P 25-30 

1965-1973 PARTS, RARE. 

NOS, NEW, USED 

UPR PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 

VARIETY OF MUSTANG 

PRODUCTS 

FORD RETRACTABLE 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 


CORES 516-293-2175

VENDORS 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

TOP SEALS RUBBER PARTS 

WINDSHIELD SEALS 


AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 


1957-1959 

FORD THUNDERBIRD 

ANDERSON, STEPHANIE 

A 71, IA 69 

ASSORTED PARTS 

732-691-2945 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 


CORES 516-293-2175 

CTB PARTS LLC 

G 123-126 

1955-57 THUNDERBIRD 

PARTS & CARS 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

WEATHERSTRIPPING OEM 

MECHANICAL PARTS 

LEGENDARY 

THUNDERBIRD PRT 

E 26-29 

55-57 T-BIRD & 

PASSENGER CARS 

631-757-9476 


AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 

FROM 1955-1966 

macsauto.com 

PAT WILSON’S 

THUNDERBIRD 

A 40 

58-66 PARTS NEW & USED 

888-262-1153 

ROBERT BAKER, JOSEPH 

GREGITIS/ 

J 8-11 

NEW & USED 55, 56, 57 

THUNDERBIRD PARTS 

SCHERMERHORN, 

ROBERT 

P 122-123 

55-57 T-BIRD PTS NEW & 

USED 518-392-2472 

THUNDERBIRDS EAST 

P 81-82 

1955-56-57 T-BIRD PARTS 

NEW & USED 

FORD TRUCKS 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 


CORES 516-293-2175 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

FENDERS, RUNNING 

BOARDS, BUMPERS, 

DOOR SEALS 

EARLY FORD STORE, THE 

Q 21-29 

1928-1956 FORD TRUCK & 

CAR PARTS 


AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 


1918-1979 

ROUSH PERFORMANCE 

MIDWAY 

MUSTANG & F-150 HIGH 

PERF. PRODUCTS 

FUEL PUMPS/KITS 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

J 85-88 

FUEL PUMPS, REBUILD 

KITS, REBUILDING SVC 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

FUEL PUMPS, GASKETS, 

CARB PTS, FUEL LINES 

GASKETS 

COMETIC 

MIDWAY 

HIGH PERFORMANCE 

GASKETS 

GERMAN 

VINTAGE AUTO 

WAREHOUSE LLC 

A 4 

MERCEDES 1955-85 

PORSCHE 356 

KARMAN GHIA 

HEATERS 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 

HEATER CORES NEW & 

RECORED 516-293-2175 

IGNITION PARTS 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

EARLY IGNITION PTS, 

COILS, VAC ADV MORE 

INSURANCE 

HEACOCK CLASSIC 

MIDWAY 

INTERIORS & SUPPLIES 

LEBARON BONNEY 

HAMPTON COACH 

F 100-101 

INTERIOR PANELS 

UPHOLSTERY & TOPS 


AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 

CARTOUCHE BRAND 

UPHOLSTERY KITS & 

MORE 

PRO-FIT AUTO 

INTERIORS 

M 54-58 

CARPET INTERIOR, FOAM 

CONVT TOP, VINYL TOP 

REM AUTOMOTIVE, INC 

N 2 

MANUFACTURER 

INTERIOR RESTORATION 

PARTS 

TMI PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 

INTERIOR COMPONENTS 

JEWELRY 

SILVER FEATHER 

L 44-46 

STERLING SILVER 

JEWELRY 

LIGHTS 

CLASSIC DESIGN 

CONCEPTS 

MIDWAY 

RESTYLING 

COMPONENTS 

ONSITE INSTALLATIONS 

HAAS, MARK 

K 45-46 

LED LIGHTING FOR CARS, 

BULBS, GAUGE LIGHTS 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

HEADLITE, TAIL, INTERIOR 

BULBS, FLASHERS 

LINCOLN 

AUTO LIGHTHOUSE, THE 

J 136-137 

FORD LINCOLN LIGHT 

GRILLE BUMPER NEW USE 

BROWN JR, EARLE O 

B 32-33 

LZ-LC 1936-48 

LITERATURE & NOS PARTS 

IMBODEN, CHARLES 

B 57-58 

MISC LINCOLN PARTS & 

LITERATURE 

LUSE, BRAD 

B 75-76 

LITERATURE TOYS PARTS 

VINTAGE AUTO 

WAREHOUSE LLC 

A 4 

CONTINENTAL & ZEPHYR 

36-48 / 240-367-7530 

LITERATURE/ 

MANUALS/ADS 

BROWN JR, EARLE O 

B 32-33 

LZ-LC 1936-48 PARTS & 

LITERATURE 

CARROLL, ANTHONY 

BZ 2 

ADS, CALENDARS, MATCH 

COVERS, POST CARDS 

HEMMINGS 

MOTOR NEWS 

A 65-69 

VISIT US AT A65 - A69 

HOYT, PETER 

BZ 30-31 

ALL MAKES DOMESTIC & 

FOREIGN 1950-PRESENT 


D 51-55 

OWNERS & SHOP 

MANUALS, BROCHURES, 

MAGAZINES 

MUSTANG MONTHLY / 

5.0 MUSTANG 

D 86-88 

POLITIS, PAUL 

M 27-28 

SALES BROCHURES, 

MANUALS, PHOTOS, ETC. 

POPIEL, DAVE 

O 105-109 

AUTO MANUALS, 

LITERATURE, PARTS, 

BOOKS 

RADTKE, RICK 

L 1-5 

SALES BROCHURES, DEAL 

ALBUMS 

RUDDOCK, KEN 

BZ 27-28 

AUTO SALES CATALOGS 

& MANUALS, BOOKS & 

MORE 

WORLEY, WILLIAM 

A 8 

SALES, OWNERS, 

ASSEMBLY & SERVICE 

MANUALS, ETC. 

LUBRICANTS 

AMSOIL/MCOIL 

E 95 

BEST OIL FOR FLATHEAD 

MUSCLE DIESEL FORD 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 

GIBBS PENETRANT & 

PROTECTANTS 

516-293-2175 

MERCURY 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 


CORES 516-293-2175 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

WEATHERSTRIPPING, OEM 

MECHANICAL PARTS 


AUTO PARTS 

J 163-168 

800-777-0948 OR 

macsauto.com 

RIDEOUT, NEIL 

B 47 

CYCLONE GT PARTS 

MERCURY COUGAR 

DEROSE, MICHAEL 

A 19 

NOS, USED, REPRO 

COUGAR & FOMOCO 

PARTS 

GOODLING, R&Y 

A 23-26 

1967-1973 PARTS NEW, 

USED, REPRO, REBUILT 

HENDERSHOT, SCOTT 

M 175 

COUGAR, MUSTANG, 

FAIRLANE CARS & PARTS 

MISCELLANEOUS 

AUTOMOTIVE 

AMERICAN RACING 

HEADERS 

MIDWAY 

MAXIMIZE YOUR 

HORSEPOWER 


K 56-61 

TONY BRANDA SHELBY- 

MUSTANG PARTS 

JACK, WAYNE 

M 39-40 

AXLES, GEARS, COMPLETE 

REARENDS 

LIBERATOR 

PERFORMANCE 

MIDWAY 

DIESEL TRUCK PARTS & 

ACCESSORIES 

REDLINE TUNING 

Midway 

PRODUCTS TO ENHANCE 

AESTHETICS, FUNCTION 

& FUN 

SNAPPIN TURTLE TIE 

DOWN 

A 58-61 

CLASSIC SEAT BELTS, 2PT, 

3PT, RETRACT & LAP 

STONEHEDGE FARM 

J 156-157 

ASSORTED CAR & TRUCK 

PARTS 

STUFFT, GARY 

P 209-216 

MISC AUTOMOTIVE USED 

PARTS 

TJIN EDITION ROAD 

SHOW 

MIDWAY 

AFTERMARKET 

PRODUCT DISPLAYS 

MISCELLANEOUS 

NON-AUTOMOTIVE 


D 51-55 

FUEL PUMPS, EMBLEMS, 

PAINT CHIPS, LIGHTERS 

THOSE GARAGE GUYS 

MIDWAY 

INNOVATIVE GARAGE 

ORGANIZATION 

VERIZON CELLULAR 

SALES 

MIDWAY 

LEGEND: BG Building G BR Building R BT Building T BY Building Y BZ Building Z (under the Gr&st&) A-Z Main Field 

MODELS & MINIATURES 

BELL, DON 

D 34-35 

HOYT, PETER 

BZ 30-31 

ALL MAKES OF DEALER 

PROMO MODELS 1949-PR 


F 80 

FORD & PACKARD 

FACTORY STYLING 

MODELS 

ZADRA, DENNIS 

K 120-124 

MUSTANG SHELBY COBRA 

COLLECTIBLES 

VENDORS 

Advertiser Index 

American Car Collector ................... 57 

A&A Auto Parts ................................... 30 

Auctions America .............................. 61 

Auto Trader Classics .......................... 24 

Aya Japanese Steakhouse .............. 63 

Bloomsburg ......................................... 34 

Bruce Horkey’s Wood & Parts ........ 63 

Carlisle Events .................................2, 55 

C&G Early Ford Parts ......................... 41 

Cap-A-Radiator ................................... 62 

Cervini’s Autos Designs ................... 31 

Dennis Carpenter Ford Resto ........ 11 

Gumout ................................... 13, 29, 45 

Heacock Classic .................................. 19 

Invisible Glass ..................................... 20 

J.C. Taylor .............................................. 59 

Law Oces of Bruce Shaw ............. 63 

Meguiar’s .............................................. 21 

Mid-Fifty Ford F-100 Parts .............. 57 

Mustangs Unlimited ......................... 28 

National Parts Depot ........................ 64 

Orrstown Bank .................................... 25 

Pepsi ....................................................... 43 

Rock Auto LLC ..................................... 35 

Sleep Inn & Suites .............................. 53 

Sports Car Market .............................. 37 

TMI Products ....................................... 51 

Trophy Kits ........................................... 63 

THIS INDEX IS PROVIDED AS A SERVICE. ADVER- 

TISEMENTS OR CHANGES IN AD PLACEMENT THAT 

TAKE PLACE AFTER DEADLINE MIGHT NOT BE RE- 

FLECTED IN THIS INDEX. 

IA-IO Ineld NA-NZ North Field CA-CE Car Corral DA-DB Pavilions in the Car Corral MIDWAY Manufacturers Midway 


NOS PARTS 

ASKEW, PHIL 

I 27-29 

FORD, MERCURY, 

COUGAR, TORINO NOS 

PARTS 

STILWELLS OBSOLETE 

FORD 

L 73-77, M 73-74 

FORD NOS MUSTANG & 

GALAXIE PARTS & ACCES 

PACKARD 

S&IFER JR, SAMUEL 

F 80 

1936 PACKARD STYLING 

MODELS 

PAINT & SUPPLIES 

BRANDEN ENTERPRISES 

C 26-28 

CUSTOM DETAIL PAINT 

FOR ALL RESTORATIONS 

RADIATORS/SHELLS/HOSES 


RADIATORS 

N108-109, O110-111 

RECORED & NEW ALL 

TYPES 516-293-2715 

RADIOS/SPEAKERS 

MIKE HAGAN ANTIQUE 

AUTO RADIO REPAIR 

J 21-23 

RADIO RESTORATIONS & 

FM CONVERSIONS 

RETRO RADIO 

RESTORATION 

O 112-115 

CONVERT OR RESTORE 

CAR RADIOS, 1932-1982 

RESTORATION SERVICES 

R & M PERFORMANCE 

MIDWAY 

AUTO RESTORATION 

RUBBER PARTS 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

FORD DOOR SEALS, BODY 

MOUNTS, TRUNK SEALS 

SPEEDOMETERS/CABLES 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

J 85-88 

SPEEDO CABLES, REPAIRS, 

CUSTOM MADE CABLES 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

SPEEDOMETER CABLES 

1930-1960s 

STEERING 

BORGESON UNIVERSAL 

MIDWAY 

STEERING COMPONENTS 

STEERING WHEELS 

FLAMING RIVER 

INDUSTRIES 

MIDWAY 

STEERING COMPONENTS 

ACCESSORIES, & 

ELEC. COMPONENTS 


D 51-55 

TURN SIGNALS, CAMS, 

SWITCHES, MODELS 

UNISTEER 

PERFORMANCE 

PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 

SPECIALTY STEERING 

SYSTEMS & 

COMPONENTS 

SUSPENSION 

AJE SUSPENSION 

MIDWAY 

SUSPENSION PRODUCTS 

CHRIS ALSTON’S 

CHASSISWORKS 

MIDWAY 

TCP CLASSIC MUSTANG 

SUSPENSION SYSTEMS 

UMI PERFORMANCE 

MIDWAY 

SUSPENSION PRODUCTS 

TIE DOWNS 

SNAPPIN TURTLE 

TIE DOWN 

A 58-61 

HIGH QUALITY USA MADE 

TIE DOWN SYSTEMS 

TOOLS 

BOTEK, WAYNE 

I 99 

USA-MADE TOOLS 

TRACTORS 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

FORD FULL LINE OF 

RESTORATION PARTS 8N 

TRAILERS & SUPPLIES 

SNAPPIN TURTLE 

TIE DOWN 

A 58-61 

ELECTRIC JACKS, 

WINCHES, D RINGS, TIE 

DOWN HARDWARE 

TRAILEX INC. 

MIDWAY 

ALUMINUM OPEN, 

ENCLOSED, BOAT, KAYAK 

ETC. TRAILERS 

TRANSMISSIONS & PARTS 

BARTON INDUSTRIES 

MIDWAY 

PERFORMANCE SHIFTERS 

& RELATED 

ED HARTNETT 4 SPEEDS 

N 197-199, O 199 

REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS 

& REBUILDER PARTS 

PERFORMANCE 

AUTOMATIC 

MIDWAY 

TRANSMISSIONS, 

COMPONENTS, TORQUE 

CONVERTERS, ETC. 

TRANSPORTERS/SHIPPERS 

ANTRIM WAY SHIPPERS 

GATE 3 

PACKAGING, SHIPPING, 

CAR TRANSPORTATION 

TRIM/MOULDINGS 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

FORD CAR & TRUCK SIDE 

MOULDINGS, EMBLEMS 

WATERPUMPS/PARTS 

PLASKAN, JOHN 

J 85-88 

WATER PUMPS, REBUILD 

KITS, REBUILDING SVC 

WOLF, BOB 

M 66-68 

WATERPUMPS - #’D & 

DATED, FUEL PUMPS, 

H20 OUTLETS 

WAXES & DETAILING 

SUPPLIES 

BLACK MAGIC 

APPEARANCE PRODUCTS 

MIDWAY 

INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 

CAR CARE PRODUCTS 

BUSCH ENTERPRISES INC 

Q 48-51, QA 48-50 

DETAILING & BUFFING 

SUPPLIES 

GLIPTONE CAR CAR/ 

CAMSHIELD 

C 48-49 

GLIPTONE CARE WAX 

POLISH MICRO TOWEL 

MEGUIAR’S 

MIDWAY 

INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 

CAR CARE PRODUCTS 

WEIDNER WATERLESS 

WASH 

M 69-71 

DRI WASH N GUARD 

WATERLESS CLEANERS 

WEATHER STRIPPING 



PARTS 

D 41-48, E 44-50 

FORD, MERCURY DOOR, 

WINDSHIELD, TRUNK 

SEALS 

WIPERS/WIPER PARTS 

YURGA, DANIEL 

P 57-60 

WIPER MOTORS, BLADES, 

ARMS, LINKAGE SWITCH

VENDORS BY NAME 

1 

1ST CHOICE WHEELS & TIRES . .............Q 43-45 

A 

A&A AUTO PARTS STORE . .....INSTALLATION ALLEY 

A & M TOOLS . ...........................D 61-64 

A1 PERFORMANCE PARTS . ................O 39-40 

ACTION TRUCKIN . .......................P 67-70 

ADVANCED CUSTOM CHROME . ............A 85-86 

AJE SUSPENSION . ......................MIDWAY 

ALL STAR AUTOMOTIVE/GALAXY . ..........O 42-48 

ALL TOY CO / FAB . .........................N 3-4 

AMERICAN RACING HEADERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . MIDWAY 

AMSOIL/MCOIL . ............................ E 95 

ANASTASIO, RYAN . ........................ A 5-6 

ANDERSON, STEPHANIE . ...............A 71, IA 69 

ANDERSONS . ................... B 77-78, C 83-85 

ANTIQUE AUTO BATTERY . ................. C 78-82 

ANTIQUE AUTO SALES . .................L 155-159 

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

ARMSTRONG JR, ROGER . .................K 76-79 

ARNOLD, BEN . ..................... C 30-31, D 29 

ASKEW, PHIL . ............................I 27-29 

ATWOOD, JOHN . .............................N 7 

AUER, ROBERT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 13-14 

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

AUTO APPRAISALS UNLIMITED . ............... E 1 

AUTO CARPET PLUS . .....................B 19-21 

AUTO KRAFTERS INC . .................... C 67-71 

AUTO LIGHTHOUSE, THE . ............... J 136-137 

AUTO TWIRLER . .................N 158-161, O 163 

AUTOMOTIVE TECH SERVICES . .............N 71-74 

AUTOVISION PERFORMANCE . ........... N 152-157 

B 

BABRIECKI, ROBERT . .....................P 55-56 

BACAK, FRED . ............... J 184-185, K 180-186 

BACH, DAVE . ......................... M 124-127 

BAILEY, WILLIAM . ..................... K 115-119 

BAILEYS CROSSROADS ROTARY CLUB . ........CB 70 

BAILOR, DAVID . ......................CA 235-236 

BAITSHOLTS, PAUL . ...................... C 61-62 

BAKER AUTO . ..............................D 75 

BAKER, DANIEL . .......................... CA 135 

BARBOSA, JOE . ............................K 142 

BARBOUR, LARRY . .........................O 156 

BARKER, RICK . ............................ L 181 

BARREN, MIKE . ....................... K 137-139 

BARRON, WILLIE . ........................N 28-30 

BARTHEL, PATRICK . ..................... CA 17-18 

BARTON INDUSTRIES . ...................MIDWAY 

BASSFORD, JOHN . .......................P 52-54 

BATES, JOHN . .......................H 70-73, I 74 

BEAVER, MICHAEL . ....................N 105-107 

BECERRIL JR, ROBERTO . ................P 124-126 

BECK, RICK . ...............................O 173 

BEE-CLEAN AND SHINE . .....................A 51 

BEGIN, JEAN PIERRE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 103 

BELFANCE, DAVID . ........................M 8-11 

BELL, DON . .............................D 34-35 

BENNER AUTOMOTIVE . .....................CA 33 

BENNETT, EDWARD . .....................P 18-24 

BENSING, GEORGE . .................... G 103-105 

BEST AUTOMOTIVE . .......................I 76-78 

BEST POWERSPORTS LLC . ..............N 195-196 

BISHOP, CASEY . ......................... F 40-42 

BLACK MAGIC APPEARANCE PRODUCTS . .. MIDWAY 

BLAIR RACING . ..........................M 33-34 

BLAKE, ROBERT . ............................ E 55 

BLAND, WAYNE . ................... A 16, IA 13-14 

BLANK, GREGORY . .......................D 37-40 

BLICK, WILLIAM . ..........................CA 10 

BLUE OVAL CLASSICS INC . ... L 165-166, M 166-167 

BLUE OVAL INDUSTRIES . ..........E 87-94, F 89-92 

BLUE RIDGE PERFORMANCE . ..O 135-136, P 146-156 

BLUEGRASS MUSTANGS UNLIMITED INC .. B 28, C 34 

BMT SERVICE . ......................... K 164-167 

BOB COSSELLS MUSTANG . ....... N 81-89, O 84-85 

BOBBY DILLON USED CARS . ...............G 76-79 

BOLDOSSER, DENNIS . ...................... IA 68 

BOOTH, LAWRENCE . ...............M 52-53, M 59 

BOOZEL, GREGORY . ...................... F 15-17 

BORDNER, MICHAEL . .................... L 22-23 

BORGESON UNIVERSAL . .................MIDWAY 

BOSS SHOP, THE . ........................D 24-25 

BOTEK, WAYNE . .............................I 99 

BOTELER RACING OPERATION . ............ L 55-56 

BOWEN, WILLIAM J . ....................... R 7-8 

BRANCHICK, DAVID . .................... DA 17-18 

BRANDA PERFORMANCE INC . ..............J 42-50 

BRANDEN ENTERPRISES . ................. C 26-28 

BREEDING, MATTHEW . ...................K 91-93 

BRENNEMAN, DAVID . ....................... F 87 

BRICKELS RACING COLLECTABLES . .......E 122-123 

BROADWATER, JUSTIN R . ................. GA 9-11 

BROCK, JERRY . ............................CA 54 

BROGAN, MICHAEL . ...................E 114-115 

BROWN JR, EARLE O. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 32-33 

BROWN, JAN . .............................M 178 

BROWN, RUSSELL . ..........................G 61 

BROWN, WILLIAM T . ..................... F 53-54 

BROWNE, JAMES . .........................N 5-6 

BROWNING, BOB . ......................... DA 11 

BROWNLEE, DOUGLAS . ......................P 38 

BRUAW JR, ART . ........................... DB 10 

BUCKEYE RESTORATION . ......J 151-153, J 169-170 

BUD-ES . .................................I 62-64 

BUDNER, WILLIAM & JANIS . ............ J 129-133 

BUMPER BOYZ CO, THE . .................. L 37-43 

BUNTMAN, LARRY . ........................... I 8 

BURGESS, ADAM . ........................G 55-59 

BURGESS, BOB . .........................K 58-61 

BURKE, MARTY . ......................... L 52-54 

BURKETT, DERECK . ...................... F 81-82 

BURKHART, WILLIAM F . ...................J 90-93 

BURNS, JOHN . ....................... M 101-102 

BURRIS, KEVIN . .......................... CA 242 

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

BUSCH, WILLIAM . ..........................CA 4 

BUSH, WILLIAM . ..........................P 132 

BUTTERFIELD, GLENN . ...................... C 32 

C 

CARLISLE EVENTS OFFICIAL STORE . ....... MIDWAY 

C & W TEES . ..............................J 36-38 

C C CRUISERS . ............................ BZ 3-4 

C J PONY PARTS . ..................Q 9-18, QA 9-18 

CADWALLADER, DAMON . ...................O 5-6 

CALLAWAY, TOM . ................DA 4, DA 8, DB 17 

CAMELLERIE, M F . ........................ CA 127 

CAMIDGE, JESSE . ........................M 85-86 

CAM-SHIELD LUBRICANTS . ......Q 46-47, QA 46-47 

CAR PARADISE,THE . ...................L 105-106 

CARARTWORK INC . ........................BZ 32 

CARLISLE CLASSICS . ......................DA 6-7 

CARRICK, BRIAN . .......................... IA 60 

CARROLL, ANTHONY . .......................BZ 2 

CASH, DICK . ................................I 68 

CASTLES, STEPHEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 172 

CERVINI’S AUTO DESIGN . ................MIDWAY 

LEGEND: BG Building G BR Building R BT Building T BY Building Y BZ Building Z (under the Grandstand) A-Z Main Field 


CHAMBERLAIN, PAT & DICK . ........ A 62-64, IA 61 

CHAMBERS OBSOLETEFOMOCO PARTS ...... L 11-13 

CHAMPION HOODS & PRODUCTS ......Q 6-8, QA 6-8 

CHAVIS, JIMMY . ..........................I 39-40 

CHORNEY, RUSS .......................... CA 131 

CHRIS ALSTON’S CHASSISWORKS . ........ MIDWAY 

CHRONISTER, KENNETH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 92 

CHURCH, DALLAS R . ...................N 142-145 

CIPRIANI, MARCIE ......................... J 177 

CIRASUOLO, RICK ........................A 14-15 

CLASING, SHAWN . ..............CA 211, O 194-198 

CLASSIC AUTO AIR .........................BZ 10 

CLASSIC DESIGN CONCEPTS . ..... A 33-37, IA 31-34 

....................................MIDWAY 

CLASSIC HEATERS & RADIATORS ...... N 108-109, O 

110-111 

CLASSIC MUSTANG . ...................... C 13-15 

CLELAND, CHARLES ....................P 173-178 

CLEMENTS, JAMES ........................ CA 186 

CLOUR, JAMES F . ................... D 74, E 76-79 

COCCIA, JOHN . ..........................M 37-38 

COKER TIRE COMPANY . ........ K 1-7, KK 1, P 93-98 

COLLINS, BILL ............................. B 1-6 

COLLINS, KEVIN .........................K 18-20 

COLSON, GARY ..............................J 31 

COMETIC . .............................MIDWAY 

COMMO, DENNIS ..........................J 56-58 

CONLON, JOSEPH . .......................A 72-75 

CONTORNO, RAY . .......................... J 145 

COOKIES COOL CANOPIES ............... J 115-119 

CORYS VINYL GRAPHICS .................. C 58-60 

COSENTINO, FRAN . ........................ DA 13 

COUNTRY CLASSICS . .......... CA 209-210, R 23-24 

COVERT, WAYNE ...........................BZ 29 

CRAGLE, RICHARD .....................P 112-113 

CRAIG, GERRY .............................CB 24 

CRAMM, ROBERT ......................... CA 130 

CRANMERS AUTO REPAIR .............. M 109-110 

CREATE-A-PLAQUE ......................BZ 23-24 

CRESSINGER, COBYN R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 77-79 

CREWS, BEVERLY D ........................CA 40 

CRITES RESTORATION PRODS . .... A 29-31, IA 27-29 

CROSBY, JAMES . .........................K 13-14 

CROSON, CRAIG . ......................... CA 132 

CROUSE, ROBERT . .................... M 113-115 

CTB PARTS LLC ........................ G 123-126 

CURNUTTE, CHARLES . ....................A 46-47 

CUSTOM DISPLAY CASES ...................J 94-95 

CUSTOM ENGRAVING COMPANY ...........D 79-80 

CUSTOM PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS .... IA 36-37, IA 

49-54 

CZAPLICKI, KEVIN ........................ F 93-94 

D 

DADS MUSTANG SUPPLY ..................... I 1-4 

DAUKAS, JOSEPH . ...............N 173-174, O 175 

DAVE PATTINO, BOB MCMINN. . . . . . . . . . . . N 113-115 

DAVID HOLLAMON, VICTOR WILSON/ . ........ R 3-6 

DAVIS AUTO SALES ......................CB 96-98 

DAVIS, CHAD ..............................CA 16 

DAVIS, DAVE ..............................CB 25 

DAVIS, ROBIN ....................H 95-96, I 95-96 

DAWSON, DALE . .......................N 116-123 

DAY, JAMES B ...........................G 70-72 

DAY, MICHAEL .........................P 194-201 

DEARBORN STEEL TUBING ................ L 84-87 

DEKOEYER, JAMES . ..................... IA 21-22 

DELP, CARROLL . ......................... F 68-69 

DELSIGNORE, BOB ..................... O 164-165


DENNIS CARPENTER FORD REST. PARTS ... D 41-48, E FOULK, MALCOLM .........................K 128 HECKERT, KEN ..............................G 91 

44-50 

FRANK, GREG . ............................K 110 HEDGES, MICHAEL ................J 61-63, K 62-64 

DEPPEN, RICHARD . ...................... C 76-77 FREGOE, JEFF . ............... F 119-120, G 120-122 HEIL, JEFF ................................. E 98 

DERING, JOSEPH . ........................ C 43-44 FRYE, GEORGE . ...........................I 12-16 HELMAN, ERIC ........................CA 173-174 

DEROSE, MICHAEL . .........................A 19 FULCO, RICK . ............................. CA 200 HEMMINGS MOTOR NEWS . ...............A 65-69 

DESROSIERS, GLEN . ......................O 66-69 FULLERTON, DAVID . .................... O 99-100 HENDERSHOT, SCOTT . ......................M 175 

DETAILERS DREAM SUPPLY. . . . . . . . G 86-87, G 89-90 FURR, ROGER . ................... CA 50, J 154-155 HENRY, JERRY ...........................R 20-21 

DEVIN TROUTS OIL & LUBE . .............P 142-145 

DIBERT, JOE . ....................L 171-176, M 174 

DICE, THOMAS . ...........................J 12-15 

DIECAST COUNTRY . .............. E 111-112, F 114 

DIFFENBALL, RYAN . .........................H 21 

DIFFENDALL, TODD . .........................H 22 

DILICK, WILLIAM M . ........................ DA 1 

DILL, KEITH . ..............................CB 52 

DILLER, THEODORE . ......................D 56-57 

DIORIO, JOSEPH . ......................... CA 170 

DIXON, WILLIAM . ........................B 29-30 

DMK RESTORATION & PERFORMANCE LLC . .. E 58-60 

DON FEZELL CLASSICS . ..................... DA 15 

DONNELLY, ROBERT A . ..................J 27, K 28 

DOUBLE TWIST PRETZELS . .................. F 124 

DUNCAN, ARTHUR . ........................ L 197 

DUNN, ARNOLD . ...........................M 63 

DUNN, GLENN . ........................... CA 129 

DUNN, GREGORY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 98 

E 

EACKER, STEVE . ......................... E 61-63 

EAGLE PRODUCTIONS . .................. IA 71-73 

EAGLE PRODUCTIONS PHOTOGRAPHY . ....BZ 19-20 

EARLY FORD STORE,THE . .................Q 21-29 

EAST COAST BOLTS . ......................K 23-24 

ECKERT, DAVE . ............................. E 80 

ECONO-TRAILER . ......................L 162-164 

ED HARTNETT 4 SPEEDS . .........N 197-199, O 199 

ELLEDGE, JILL & KEITH . ..................N 61-65 

ELLIS, RONALD . .......................L 115-118 

ENGLAND, DAVID . ................H 49-50, I 50-52 

G 

G T PERFORMANCE FORD . .................J 51-52 

GABRIEL, WILLIAM . ......................... C 38 

GAETAN, RACINE . .......................... H 102 

GAGLIANO, SAM . ...................... D 107-108 

GALLION III, G A . ....................... IA 57-59 

GARBAN, ANDREW . .....................I 120-121 

GARDELLA, LARRY . ......................H 57-58 

GARRON, ROBERT . ...................... IA 10-12 

GARYS STEERING WHEEL REST . .......... H 126-127 

GASSIB, JOSEPH E . ......................... IA 39 

GATORS TRAVELIN TEES . ..................Q 34-37 

GEBERT, DENNIS . ........................ E 64-66 

GENOS BELT SERVICE . ............... I 93-94, O 1-3 

GEREK, PAT . ....................D 109-111, E 113 

GICK JR, ROBERT . ........................G 74-75 

GILL, STEVEN . ..............................CB 2 

GINGRICH, GREGORY . .................... E 23-25 

GIOELLO, DONNA . ..................... K 125-127 

GIRARD, PETER . ......................... F 62-67 

GLASSMIRE, JOSEPH . .................A 9-10, IA 9 

GLAZIERS MUSTANG BARN . ... D 116-118, E 118-120 

GLIPTONE CAR CAR/CAMSHIELD . .......... C 48-49 

GOODLING, RANDY . ......................A 23-26 

GOODWILL FIRE CO/MYERSTOWN . .......... CA 203 

GRABOWSKI, ROBERT . .................N 110-112 

GREER, AVERY . ..........................D 49-50 

GREICO, MICHAEL . ...................... CA 41-43 

GROENINGER, DAVE . ........................M 72 

GROFF’S CORNER AUTOMOTIVE . .... CA 100-101, CA 

138-139 

HERENSPERGER, DEREK . ................ IA 62-64 

HERNDON, BILL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 136-139 

HESS, KENNETH ........................... DA 19 

HID DIRECT ............................ IA 55-56 

HIGHLEY, MATT ..............N 10-13, O 4, O 11-15 

HILDEBRAND JR, LEE ..................... C 21-22 

HILL, GEORGE ............................J 83-84 

HINES, DELMAR .........................K 68-72 

HOCHHEISER, BRANDON . .................P 31-33 

HOFFMAN, KEVIN & LARRY . ...............K 47-51 

HOLDER, JAMES . ........................P 61-62 

HOLMAN & MOODY INC ....... J 174-176, K 175-177 

HOLSINGER, GERALD . .......M 132-133, N 134-136 

HOLTSMASTER, FRANK . ................... CA 288 

HOLTZMAN, JOHN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 24-25 

HOLZER, DAVID .............................P 37 

HOMEPRO FASTENERS ..............M 88, M 92-96 

HOPKINS, GARY . ........................K 34-36 

HORNER, PAUL ..........................P 73-77 

HORSESHOE GARAGE ........................I 131 

HOT RODS CLASSIC TRUCK PARTS ..........B 36-43 

HOYT, PETER ...........................BZ 30-31 

HRAPCHAK, JOSEPH . .....................K 73-75 

HUDSON, MICHAEL . .....................M 15-21 

HUFFORD, GARY . ......................F 105-107 

HUMMEL KREISER AUTOMOTIVE SPEC ..........J 71 

HUMMEL, KIM . ............................D 2-4 

HUMMEL-KREISER AUTO SPEC ..............J 72-74 

HUNT, KEN ..............................K 29-30 

HUTCHINSON, RICHARD C ..................I 84-89 

I 

ENNIS, LARRY . ............................CA 92 GROSS II, MARLEY/CAROLYN . ............... J 143 IACONE, HOWARD . .........................K 96 

ENVIRO-SAFE REFRIGERANTS . ...............M 46 GROVES, STEPHEN . .........................G 60 IBIZ INC . ..............................BZ 25-26 

EPPERLY, TERRY . ........................Q 40-42 GTL METAL POLISHING . .....................N 67 IMBODEN, CHARLES . .....................B 57-58 

ERDEY, ALEXANDER . .....................M 97-99 GUCKER, KEN . ...........................N 48-49 ION, TOM . ................................. DA 9 

ESCHBACH, KARL . ..................... K 134-136 GUENTHER, FRANCIS . .......................A 70 IRON HILL AUTOBODY ....................... DA 5 

ESSICK, LYLE . .............................CA 12 GUISE, LENARD . ...................... M 128-131 ITW GLOBAL BRANDS ...................MIDWAY 

EVANS, JIM . ............................. CA 204 GUMOUT PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS . ..... MIDWAY IVES, CHRISTOPHER . .....................R 27-28 

EVOLUTION PERFORMANCE . .............MIDWAY GYPSY MOTORING CO . ..................I 142-146 

J 

F 

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J & L PONY EXPRESS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .H 53-54, I 54-57 

FACTORY MUSCLE PARTS . .........A 32, IA 30, IA 35 HAAS, MARK . ...........................K 45-46 J & M MOTORS ......................... K 158-159 

FALCON CLUB OF AMERICA - MASON DIXON . F 13-14 HAEHNLE, BABE & BONNIE . .............L 144-148 J C TAYLOR INSURANCE . ....................Q 2-3 

FALCON ENTERPRISES . .................P 184-189 HAINES, WAYNE & ALICE . .........D 115, E 116-117 JACK, WAYNE ............................M 39-40 

FEAGAN, ALLEN . ................ L 88-90, M 89-91 HALON MARKETING . ................A 76, D 93-96 JACKS AUTO PARTS ............... L 78-83, M 81-84 

FEGELY, C W . ............................B 59-61 HAMER, DAVID . .................CA 98, L 160-161 JACKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE . ........ J 126-127 

FIBERCONCEPTS . ......................P 127-129 HAMER, KEN . ........................ M 164-165 JACKSON, JIM . ..........................G 50-51 

FIDELITY ALARM . .....................L 132-134 HAMMOND, DUANE & DREW . ............. E 71-74 JACOBS, E T ............................. L 65-71 

FIDLER, MARK . .............................CB 1 HANSEN, BILL . ............................ M 6-7 JARRETT, BILLY ..........................B 22-27 

FINE LINES . .............................H 59-62 HANSON, STEVE . ......................L 107-111 JARVIS, BILL ............................ F 29-34 

FINLAN, MARTY . ........................... DB 3 HARGIS, BILL . ..........................I 137-141 JEBS AUTOMOTIVE . ....................L 151-154 

FISHER, JOHN . ............................. L 36 HARGIS, JESSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 123-124 JENSEN, RAY .......................... K 129-130 

FITTS FORD INC, PHIL . ................ M 117-118 HARMAN, TRAVIS . ...........................I 36 JIMS RARE SERIALS ......A 105-107, BZ 9, BZ 16-18 

FITTS, JACK . .......................... J 101-102 HARRIS, JIM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 19 JOES RUST EMPORIUM ................... C 39-42 

FLAMING RIVER INDUSTRIES, INC. . ....... MIDWAY HARRIS, TYREE . .......................P 205-206 JOHNNY LIGHTNING PERFORMANCE ...... MIDWAY 

FLASH BACK F-100S . ............ A 43-45, IA 41-43 HARTER, ROBERT . .......................... DA 2 JOHNS CLASSIC COUGARS .................K 65-67 

FLASH CARDS INC . ..............B 54-56, I 102-104 HARTMAN, PAUL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 31-33 JONES, IAN .............................I 115-116 

FOORE, CLIFF . .............................CA 97 HASH BROS USED CARS/SALVAGE . .........A 52-54 JONES, MARK ...........................A 87-88 

FORD & MERCURY PARTS . ................G 62-68 HASTINGS, DONALD . ........................ F 98 JONES, MIKE .............................I 33-35 

FORD CLEARING HOUSE . ........BZ 21-22, P 10-11 

FORD PARTS STORE . .....................D 11-16 

FORDRAMAIR.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 38-42 

FOSTER, CARROLL . ..................DA 20, DA 24 

HAWK MTN REGION EFV 8 . ...................G 52 

HEACOCK CLASSIC . .....................MIDWAY 

HECK, DONALD E . ........................N 55-56 

HECKENDORNS AUTO BODY . ........... M 134-137 

K 

KAISER, JOHN .............................CA 23 

KARAYANIS, JAMES ......................... C 35 

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KARG, WALT. ............................. L 8-10 MAXS CLASSICS ......................CA 183-184 NOOK PERFORMANCE CENTER .............A 17-18 

KARPENKO, ROBERT . ................G 53-54, H 56 MAYS JR, WILLIAM H . ......................CA 57 NOSACEK, IVAN .............................P 51 

KAUFFMAN, TOM . ............... B 13-16, C 19-20 MCCANN AUTO . ............................ E 12 NOSTALGIA JUNCTION . .................... BZ 7-8 

KEMPER, LYN . .............................. E 17 MCCARTNEY, JIM . .........................CA 47 NOTTINGHAM, GEORGE ..................L 97-104 

KENNEDY, LAWRENCE . .................... CA 165 MCCAULEY, GREG . .......................M 75-79 NU-CHROME .............................J 16-17 

KERLIN, DAVID . .......................... F 8-10 

KICSAK, MARK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 22-24 

KIEFER, DAN . ...................... L 30, M 29-31 

KILPATRICK, HAL . ............ J 103-104, K 102-109 

KING GRAPHICS . ........................ E 81-82 

KING, DALE . ............................N 24-27 

KIRSCH, MARK . .........................D 31-32 

KISHTON, WALT . ..........................O 7-10 

KLECAN, DENNIS . ................N 101-104, O 103 

MCCORMICK, PATRICK . .................E 140-142 

MCCRACKEN, BILL . ....................L 142-143 

MCCRACKEN, WAYNE MAC . ................J 18-19 

MCCUTCHEON, WAYNE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CB 26-28 

MCGREW, PATTI . ........................... E 96 

MCLEAN, CEVON . .......................... L 180 

MEGUIAR’S . ...........................MIDWAY 

MEHAFFEY, CARL . ...................... DA 22-23 

MELLOTT, GREGORY A . ................. J 181-183 

O 

OBSOLETE FORD PARTS CO ................ F 58-61 

OLIVEIRA, PHILIP ..........................K 141 

ORRIS, ARIETTA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 65 

OSBORN, JIM REPRODUCTIONS ............ E 39-43 

OSWALD, THOMAS A . .................... L 26-29 

OWNEY, DELL .............................. DB 6 

P 

KLEIN, DAN . ...............................BZ 5 MEMAS USED GOODS . ................. MN 1, N 1 PAAR, GREGORY . .......................... DA 16 

KLEINSTEUBER, ANDREW . ................M 47-51 MERRYMAN, R T . .....................CA 156-157 PADGETT, JAMES . .................... DB 14, IA 18 

KLG PERFORMANCE ENGINES . ............. L 91-93 METZGER, ALAN . ........................K 54-55 PAINT GUYZ.COM ....................M 1-2, MM 1 

KOBEROWSKI, RAY . ........................BZ 15 MEZZONI, LAWRENCE . ................... F 51-52 PAKOSKEY, MICHAEL . .......................K 25 

KORENI’S AUTO SERVICE . ................. L 14-15 MICHAEL IRVINE STUDIOS INC . ........... H 1, HH 1 PAPA, RALPH ..........................L 168-169 

KOSKI, JOHN . .............................CA 21 MID COUNTY MUSTANG . .................A 11-13 PAPE, FRANK . ..............................G 49 

KOVAL, EUGENE . ......................N 162-164 MIDLIFE CLASSIC CARS . ..................N 50-53 PARKS, ROGER . .......................... C 45-46 

KP AUTOMOTIVE INC . ............L 140-141, M 142 MIKE HAGAN ANTIQUE AUTO RADIO REPAIR . .J 21-23 PARRY, WILLIAM . ................L 198, M 196-199 

KRAMER, FRANK . .........................D 8-10 MILES, MAURY . ...........................CA 59 PARSON, LOUIS . ......................... C 63-66 

KRAUTHEIM, LEN . ........................ CA 153 MILL BROOK IMPORTS . ......................CA 5 PARSONS, THOMAS T . ................... CA 55-56 

KRESS SHIRTS . ........................F 125-126 MILLER JR, BILL . .....................J 173, K 174 PAT WILSON’S THUNDERBIRD ....... A 38-42, IA 40 

KROUSE, HARRY . ......................N 168-169 MILLER PERFORMANCE . .................D 6-7, E 9 PATTERSON PUBLISHING ............... D 103-106 

KUREK, STEPHEN . ..................... J 109-110 MILLER, DAVID W . .................. D 1, DD 1, E 3 PAULS CHROME PLATING INC ............ J 105-108 

L 

L T W COMPANY . ........................K 88-90 

LANDIS, ROBERT L . .....................I 122-123 

LAROCK, CARL . ..........................M 12-14 

LASHUA, DUANE . ........................... C 75 

LDE CLASSIC AUTO . ........................ K 8-9 

LEATHERMAN, MICHAEL . .................K 37-44 

LEAVER SR, KEN . ........................... F 88 

LEBARON BONNEY HAMPTON COACH . ....F 100-101 

LEGENDARY FORD MAGAZINE . .......... D 101-102 

LEGENDARY THUNDERBIRD PRT . .......... E 26-29 

LEHMANN, DONALD . ........................H 92 

LENNY’S AUTOMOTIVE. . . . . . . . . . . . L 34-35, M 35-36 

LEREW ENTERPRISES . ....................D 58-60 

LEW REID INC . ..........................R 16-18 

LIBERATOR PERFORMANCE . ..............MIDWAY 

LIGON, DEAN . ......................... O 118-123 

LINS, MICHAEL . ..........................J 75-79 

LISKE, FRED . ............................P 34-36 

LOCKHART, CHARLES K . ......... J 20, K 17, K 21-22 

LONG, JOHN . ............................... C 33 

LOSKAMP, PERRY . .......................K 10-12 

LUSE, BRAD . ............................B 75-76 

LUTZ, DAVE . ..........................N 187-190 

LUXIE’S SWEET TOOTH . ..................... H 101 

LYKE, STEVEN . ..........................N 16-17 

LYLE, KEN . ...............................I 71-73 

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MILLER, DOUG . ............................H 13 

MILLER, PATRICK . .......................O 36-37 

MISHOU, LAWRENCE . .....................B 7-12 

MOLENDA, KEVIN . ..........................B 64 

MONGOLD, JOHN . ...................... CA 51-52 

MOON, BLANE . ............................CA 71 

MOORE, GENE . ...........................H 8-12 

MOORE, RANDY . ......................... CA 272 

MORE THAN TIRES . .....................MIDWAY 

MOREHOUSE, WILLIAM A . ................D 51-55 

MORRIS, JAMES . ........................K 86-87 

MOSEY, DAN . ...................... L 61-64, M 60 

MOSIER, PHYLLIS . ..........................CB 3 

MOTHERS/DETAILERS DREAM . ...............G 88 

MR MOTORS . ..............................R 29 

MR. MOTORSPORTS . .....................P 39-45 

MRT- MUSTANG RACING TECHNOLOGIES . .. MIDWAY 

MULDER, JOEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 76-78 

MUMMERT, TRAVIS . .................. M 191-194 

MUNSTERMAN, GEORGE . ...............N 183-184 

MURPHY, MYRON . ....................... C 72-73 

MUSCLE CAR APPAREL N GIFTS . ..........P 99-101 

MUSTANG CLUB OF AMERICA . ............MIDWAY 

MUSTANG MARKS . .................... J 138-141 

MUSTANG MASTERS . ..................P 157-166 

MUSTANG MONTHLY . ............A 55-56, D 86-90 

MUSTANGS TO FEAR . .....................D 19-23 

MUSTANGS UNLIMITED . .........H 29-36, MIDWAY 

MYERS HIDE & FURS . ....................B 65-67 

PAVANO, TOM ............................I 21-24 

PELLETIER, JASON .....................E 107-110 

PERFORMANCE AUTOMATIC . .............MIDWAY 

PERFORMANCE FORD CLUB PA .............A 21-22 

PERFORMANCE MOTORS OF HANOVER LLC .......CA 

273-277,301 

PEROGIE ENTERPRISES . ................. A 92-102 

PERROTTA, MARIO ...................H 80, I 79-81 

PERRY, EDWARD ......................... C 52-56 

PERSON, EDWARD M . ....................D 91-92 

PETERS, JAMES ..........................P 78-80 

PEYTON JR, ARTHUR . ...................... E 4-6 

PHILLIPS, TERRY ...........................CB 73 

PIERCE, WALTER ................... DA 12, R 30-31 

PINNICK, ROBERT . .......................N 46-47 

PITMAN, RAY . ..............................N 54 

PLASKAN, JOHN . .........................J 85-88 

PLETCHER, JOHN .........................P 63-66 

POIRIER, SYLVAIN . ......................... H 105 

POLISH THIS INC . .......................... J 114 

POLITIS, PAUL . ..........................M 27-28 

PONAY, CHAD ............................ CA 160 

PONY CAR SPECIALISTS . ..................O 87-90 

PONY RANCH, THE ...............L 193-194, M 195 

PONYWORKS ................F 102-104, F 108-110 

POPIEL, DAVE ......................... O 105-109 

PORTERFIELD, DAVID . ................F 71, F 74-76 

POTTEIGER, MARLIN . ....................O 23-24 

POWELL, GEORGE ........................ L 31-33 

M B SERVICE CENTER . ........................ E 2 

M J K ENTERPRISES INC . .................. F 77-79 

MACFARLAND, BRIAN . ...................... C 57 

MAC’S ANTIQUE AUTO PARTS . ........... J 163-168 

MACS CAR CARE . ......................P 179-180 

MALAK, RAY . .........................E 103-106 

MARLBORO MUSTANG&FORD PERF . ..... J 146-150 

MARSDENS AIRBRUSH DESIGNS . .......... L 94-96 

MARTINSON, VINCENT . ...................K 15-16 

MARTZ CHASSIS ENGINEERING . ......... K 152-155 

MARYLAND COUGARS . ............... I 66, J 64-66 

MATHIAS, BILL . ......................... L 57-60 

MAURY AUTOMOTIVE, INC . ............. J 134-135 

N 

NAPIER, JAMES . ............................ C 12 

NATIONAL REGION MUSTANG & COUGAR CLUB .... C 

36-37 

NEGRI, JOSEPH . ...................K 160-162, R 1 

NELSON, WELDON . .....................I 126-127 

NEON WAREHOUSE . ....................BZ 33-35 

NEPA, GREGORY SCOTT . ..................P 89-92 

NEVILLES UPHOLSTEREY . .................... R 9 

NEWTON, WILLIAM . ..................... E 32-36 

NICHOLSON, DALE & SHARON . ............... L 72 

NOECKER, TRACIE . .........................CA 22 

NOLAN, BILL . .......................... DB 12-13 

POWERS, ROBERT ......................L 130-131 

PREGITZER, JOHN . .....................P 190-192 

PRODAN, JAMES ......................... C 16-18 

PROFILES MARKETING GROUP ............ IA 66-67 

PRO-FIT AUTO INTERIORS . ................M 54-58 

PROVENCAL, SYLVAIN . ............... H 104, H 107 

PRYOR, BRIAN ..............................M 80 

Q 

QUAL-KROM-GRT LAKES PLANT ........... E 30-31 

R 

R&M PERFORMANCE . ...................MIDWAY 

RACE, BILL .............................. L 18-21 

RADTKE, RICK ............................. L 1-5 

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RANDALL, DEBRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 8-9 

RANDEL, BILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 133, CA 171 

RAREY, RICHARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 125-126 

READNACK, ROBERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 32 

RECYCLE CYCLE.COM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 86-88 

RED BARN COLLECTOR CAR PARTS . . . . . . . P 167-172 

REDLINE TUNING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MIDWAY 

REED, JOEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 170 

REESE, PAUL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 68-70, O 70-72 

REHRIG, LOU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N 132-133 

REITLER, LARRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 164 

REM AUTOMOTIVE, INC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 2 

RETRO RADIO RESTORATION . . . . . . . . . . . . O 112-115 

REYNOLDS, WAYNE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F 1-2, G 1-5 

RHOADES, PATRIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 66-68 

RHODES, BEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 43-45 

RICCI, PAUL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 19-23 

RICE, BRYAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 38-39, G 40-41 

RICKS AUTO HARDWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 57-60 

RIDEOUT, NEIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 47 

RILEY, THOMAS J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M 168-170 

RISKE, RONALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 112-113 

ROBERT BAKER, JOSEPH GREGITIS . . . . . . . . . . .J 8-11 

ROBEY, PAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 24-26 

ROBINSON, LAWRENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 55-57 

ROCK, ASHLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 142 

RODEN, WENDELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DA 10 

ROELKE, FRANK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 8-9 

ROLLING-BORDERS.COM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 121-122 

RONS AUTO UPHOLSTERY & TOP CO . . . . . . . . .I 30-32 

RONSHELL ENTERPRISES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BZ 6 

ROOM FOR RENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 28-30 

ROSS, CHRISTOPHER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 98-99 

ROSS, JOHN W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 111-113 

ROUSH PERFORMANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MIDWAY 

ROUSH YATES PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS . . MIDWAY 

ROY, JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 10-14 

RPM WATCHES INC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BZ 11 

RUBINO, TOM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 32-35 

RUDDOCK, KEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BZ 27-28 

RUDY, MARK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 120-121 

RUSINSKI, JESSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 137-139 

S 

S & S SALES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 81-84, E 83-86 

SALVATION ARMY, THE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IA 38 

SANDBERG, ROGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 108-109 

SANDERFER, GARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 46-50 

SANDERS & SON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 80-81 

SANDIFER JR, SAMUEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 80 

SAVICH, JAMES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IA 19 

SAXTON, PHILIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CB 75 

SCHADLER, CRAIG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 72 

SCHERMERHORN, ROBERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 122-123 

SCHILDE, THOMAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 14-15 

SCHLANGEN, KENNETH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 99-102 

SCHMIDT, GREG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 145-151 

SCHMIDT, WESLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M 149-151 

SCHOOLER, BEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M 186-187 

SCHUKER, DENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 75 

SCHULTZ, KARL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 5 

SCOFF, RICHARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 63 

SEARFOSS, JOSEPH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 80-83 

SEAWRIGHT, MONTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 32-35 

SECOND GENERATION MUSTANG . . . . . . . . . . . P 12-17 

SEELEY, CLAYTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 48-53 

SESTAK, THOMAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N 130-131 

SEVERCOOL, BRIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M 104-105 

SHEETS JR, JIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .N 124-129 

SHEFFE, CHRIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 67-68 

SHELLY, ANDY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 97 

SHIREY, TOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 112-114 

SHOOK, DEAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 124 

SHOWERS, GARY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 25-27 

SIEGEL, STEVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 113-114 

SILVER FEATHER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 44-46 

SIMONE, JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 25-28 

SIMPSON, MICHAEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 217-220 

SMITH, FRANK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 17-18 

SMITH, JEFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 120-121, CA 159 

SMITH, MARK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 9-11 

SMITH, STEVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 117-119 

SMITH, THOMAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 34 

SNAPPIN TURTLE TIE DOWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 58-61 

SNELLINGS JR & SR, RALPH . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 101-102 

SNIPES, ROBERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CB 6 

SNYDER, LEON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 7-8 

SNYDER, SHERMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 50 

SOLAR LED INNOVATIONS LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 27-28 

SPEED ZONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 2-9 

SPEEDWAY MOTORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CA 285-287 

SPIELMAN MACHINE SHOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 178-179 

SPRINGER, STEPHEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 19-21 

SSNAKE OYL PRODUCTS INC . . . . . . . . . . . . M 152-155 

ST MICHAELS SCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 19-20 

STAKENBORG, LUKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 19 

STANDLEY, MIKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 120-121 

STEINBORN, PAUL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 25-30 

STEINER, BRIAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 68-71 

STEVENS, JOE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 158-159 

STEVENSON SR, JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 102-106 

STILL, JIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 158, CA 207, R 25-26 

STILWELLS OBSOLETE FORD . . . . . . . L 73-77, M 73-74 

STIVISON, RICHARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 133-136 

STODDARD, STEVEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DB 20 

STONE, DENNIS J & ELIZABETH . . . . . . . D 69-73, E 75 

STONEHEDGE FARM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 156-157 

STOUFFER, MICHAEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 41-45 

STREGE, DENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 53 

STRICKLAND, DANNY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 91 

STRONGSVILLE HOBBY SHOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . BZ 12-14 

STUFFT, GARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 209-216 

SULLIVAN, CHARLES . . L 184-188, M 185, M 188-189 

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SWANK SR, ROBERT E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IA 2-8 

SWARR AUTOMOTIVE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 33-36 

SWORDS, BRAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 2-7 

SZCZERBA, GARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 107-110 

T 

T K B ENTERPRISES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 80-82 

TALBERT, JAMIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 181-183 

TAYLOR, DEREK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 6-7 

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TEAM BLITZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 89-90 

TECH-BOND SOLUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 50 

TEE-BIRD PRODUCT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 84-85 

TERESKA, MIKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 57 

THE DRAG SHOP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 39-41 

THOMAS, GARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 67 

THOMAS, JAMES D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 91-92, O 91-94 

THOMPSON, CHESTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 74 

THORNHILL, CLARENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 54-56 

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THRIFT, BOBBY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DA 3 

THUNDER ROAD BOOKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 64-65 

THUNDERBIRDS EAST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 81-82 

TIG LTD/COVER-UP ENTERPRS . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 73-74 

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TMI PRODUCTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MIDWAY 

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TOOMEY, RONALD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 5-7 

TOPPER, DAVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 85-86 

TOROWUS, MICHAEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 73 

TRAILEX INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MIDWAY 

TRAPISS, RICK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 1-7 

TRI-CITY PLATING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N 94-100 

TROUBLE FREE LIGHTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 62 

TRUE CORD SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 111 

TRUNZO, JAMES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 24 

TUMAS, WILLIAM & TANYA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 7 

TYRRELL, PHILIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 106-108 

U 

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UNHOLD, ERNIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C 29 

UNISTEER PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS . . . . . MIDWAY 

UPCHURCH, BARC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 17-18 

UPHAM, BILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 71-72 

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URBAN, WANDA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D 97-100 

V 

VAGNONI, LOUIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IA 15-17 

VEIHDEFFER, NICK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 67-70 

VENEZIA, JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 6-7 

VERIZON CELLULAR SALES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MIDWAY 

VINTAGE AUTO WAREHOUSE LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 4 

VOUGHT, WILLIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 49, L 182-183 

W 

WACHTER, WAYNE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CB 47 

WALDBRUNN, DAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J 159-161 

WALLACE, DAVID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H 15-17 

WARREN, RAYMOND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 2 

WASNICK, BRUCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 20-22 

WATSON, PETER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DA 14 

WEAVER, WILLIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 144 

WEIDNER WATERLESS WASH . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 69-71 

WEISS, CHUCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IA 70 

WELLER, DAVID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .H 42-43, I 43-45 

WELLS, MICHAEL R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 17-18 

WELSH, TERRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 73 

WESSELLS JR, JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 128-129 

WILDHORSE MOTORSPORTS . . . . . . M 179-181, N 180 

WILL, NORMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 61-65 

WILLIAMS III, ROBERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 47-51 

WILSON, LINNIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 43 

WINDOVER, WILLIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G 33-34 

WINNICKI, ROBERT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 58-61 

WOLF, BOB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M 66-68 

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WOOD, MICHAEL . . . . . . . . . . . .N 177-178, O 179-180 

WOODRUFF, WESLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 48-50 

WORLEY, WILLIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 8 

WORTHY, PERRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 52-53 

WURST, JOHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DB 9 

Y 

YOUNG, JESSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 53 

YOUNG, LAWRENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 122 

YOURLIGHTSOURCE.COM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 20 

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Z 

ZADRA, DENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K 120-124 

ZAKARIAN, DAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F 72-73 

ZIMMERMANN, TERRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CA 134 

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the public — and he and his car are here at Carlisle this 

weekend. With the great Shelby display positioned 

near Building Y, the brand is already well-represented, 

but with Maury's car on-site, it makes his ride an “old 

friend” among strangers. 

“I bought this car on my 35th birthday in 1967,” 

Maury said. “At the time, I had my eyes on two dierent 

cars, a Porsche 911 and a Shelby Cobra, but with 

three kids and a wife, I got to thinking about how I was 

going to get them around. At that point, I bought the 

Shelby, and 93,000 miles later, I still have it.” 

For the longest time, the Shelby was Maury’s daily 

driver and it got him to and from the oce for many 

years. At one point in the ’80s, Maury decided it was 

time to begin the restoration process on the Shelby. 

Though it’s been a long and winding road, the project, 

which began in 1987, is now complete, thanks in part 

to a good friend, John Temple, from Georgia. 

“I met John sometime back when I was thinking 

about buying a GT500,” Maury said. “While trying to 

buy the GT, I wasn’t fully comfortable with the process 

and at the same time, saw an ad for a Legend Mustang. 

I called the number, John was on the other end, I 

bought the car and a friendship was forged." 

The road to restoration 

In addition to having his gem of a Ford still on the 

road today, Maury likes to get under the hood and 


tinker with its pieces and parts. In fact, the motor has 

been rebuilt recently, with Maury getting under the 

hood himself. 

“I took out the engine and transmission, stripped it 

down, did some of the paint work and put it all back 

together,” he said. “I needed some help along the way, 

but we got the job done and the car looks and runs 

great. I got a great feeling of accomplishment in doing 

the work that I did because I look at the hobby as very 

satisfying. You certainly get out of it what you put into 

it and then some.” 

A unique vehicle worth sharing 

As car collectors go, Maury appreciates his Shelby 

so much that he shows it at events like Carlisle and is 

surprised at the attention it gets. “I didn’t expect the 

car to be all that unique when I bought it in 1967, but 

that is how it has turned out.” 

Maury is a true “car guy” based on his interests and 

hobby. In addition to what he has done and is currently 

doing, Maury owns a few other rides that may 

turn some heads. Along with his 2007 Legend Mustang 

and ’67 Shelby, Maury owns a ’96 Thunderbird, 

’39 Ford four-door convertible and an ’05 F-150 truck, 

which he frequently uses to get the aforementioned 

cars from point A to point B. As Maury says, “I’m a devoted 

Ford person to the core.” 

So what’s next for Maury and his 1967 Shelby 

GT350? According to him, he does not intend on slowing 

down. There are more roads to drive, more shows 

to attend and more work to be done. By the way, Maury 

turns 80 in July, and he says his health is good. He 

knows that working on cars now is a race to the nish, 

but he’s ready for the challenge, having taken on 

a new restoration project of a Porsche 914 for his son. 

Finally, if you are wondering, Maury paid $4,150 for 

the car in 1967. Needless to say, it’s value in 2012 has 

dramatically and exponentially increased.

CLUB CHALLENGE 

COOLEST CLUB HANGOUT••••••••••••••• 

During the show, John Clor of Ford Performance 

Group will visit each club location and present an 

award to the club with the coolest hangout. We also 

present awards to the three clubs with the most 

registered members. Make Carlisle your club’s site 

for a fun- lled weekend. 

YELLOW MUSTANG REGISTRY 

www.YellowMustangRegistry.com 

Vehicles: Yellow Mustangs of all years 

The Yellow Mustang Registry has attended 

since 2002 when they had 31 cars registered. 

In 2004, they had 51 yellow Mustangs and 

were given a dedicated parking area on the 

NPD Show eld. They’ve been lighting up the 

NPD Show eld with their traveling sunshine 

ever since (even during some of the rainy years, 

too). Each region holds several mini-gatherings 

every year, and they love to cruise together in 

long lines of yellow. “It’s is amazing how many 

bystanders point, stop their cars to snap a pic 

with the phone or just gaze in awe of that many 

yellow cars in a row (let alone all Mustangs).” 

CLUB CHALLENGE•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

FiRST • FOCUS RiSing 

www.FocusRising.com 

89 Registrations 

Focus, 1998–present 

Focus Rising was created to unite multiple online 

Focus enthusiast websites. Thanks to our members, 


we have been able to construct the largest Ford Focus 

gathering in the country. Ranging from performance, 

style and maintenance, our Web-based forums of 

more than 50,000 members have the knowledge to 

help anyone. Many of our cars have been featured in 

TV segments as well as Tuner Magazines. Focus Rising 

is here to show the world that a Mustang isn’t the only 

Ford to own. Take a stroll through our section of the 

show eld to nd cars that stand out from the crowd. 

SECOnD • MERKUR CLUB OF AMERiCA 

www.MerkurClub.com 


XR4Ti, Scorpio, 1985-1989 

The Merkur Club of America is a nationwide, independent, 

nonpro t association of owners and enthusiasts 

dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of 

the Merkur Scorpio and XR4Ti automobiles. The goal 

of the club is to provide Merkur owners throughout 

North America with the opportunity to participate in 

organized events throughout the year, and provide 

online resources to help them more fully enjoy their 

cars. MCA’s annual gathering, organized in conjunction 

with the Carlisle Ford Nationals, is renowned for 

it’s huge turnout year after year. The club has taken 

home the top participation award in 10 of the past 11 

years. 

THiRD • TEAM SHELBY nORTHEAST REgiOn 

www.TeamShelbyNortheast.com 


Super Snakes, Hertz cars, Cobras, Shelby GTs, Mustang 

GTs with Shelby performance parts, Series 

1s, GLHs, Vipers and GT500s 

Team Shelby is the only club o cially recognized 

by the Shelby factory for 2006–13 Shelbys. It is relatively 

new, having been in existence only since 2007. 

Team Shelby Northeast is proud to be one of eight regions 

leading Shelby enthusiasts across the country. 

When visiting their website, click the “join now” link, 

and as the club slogan says, “Buckle up, Team Shelby 

Northeast is going to be a wild ride!” Look for a strong 

contingent of Team Shelby members this year as part 

of the Shelby American 50th Anniversary Celebration 

East. 

SPRING IS HERE. 

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