By Keith Gramlich September 13, 2013 was a day for car shows. Jerry “DocAir” Malkes mentioned some 9 shows that day. One of them was a rain date show that I always miss in June. The Long Island Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club Orphan Car Show. This meet, normally held around the 22nd of
YOUR BATTERY By John Linhardt Step #1, Only use “Distilled” water in your car battery to extend life. #2, buy a genuine “battery tender” for your old car. It stays on 24 hours, 7 days a week, charging only when needed. Florida heat is rough on batteries and last longer up in the northern climate..
By Jerry Malkes Brave souls endured summer’s heat to come to this delightful car show on August 24th at the former Bar Beach. We were well received and served food with a “run of the house.” There were many vendors and interesting items to view and purchase. Paul Parnes who always annually organizes this show
by Jerry Malkes St. Alban’s is one of my favorite shows as it entertains our veterans. September 2nd was the perfect day for a car show. We had about 40 cars and were quickly ushered in by Paul Parnes, Genie Feminella and Harry Verity. We were fed with a usual breakfast of bagels and coffee.
by Jerry Malkes St. Alban’s is one of my favorite shows as it entertains our veterans. September 2nd was the perfect day for a car show. We had about 40 cars and were quickly ushered in by Paul Parnes, Genie Feminella and Harry Verity. We were fed with a usual breakfast of bagels and coffee.
by Jerry Malkes There were nine shows that day of September 13. I was lucky enough to go to that one in Oyster Bay. I went with the Weissert’s- Ann, Karl and the soon to be Mrs. Weissert- Maria. What a perfect day that was. Sunny, comfortable and with great enjoyment. They had the classics
