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104 MEMBERS STRONG!
You read correctly, the Nashville British Car Club now includes 104 member
families! The latest inclusions are listed below. The newest club directory
will be sent out soon and will only include those whose dues are up to
date at press time. So check your address label and be sure it says 1995
after your name! If it doesn’t, please send in your check today. Thanks!
John & Andra Morse- Dickson- Elva, A/C Cobra, 69 E-type, Woody
Woodward- Franklin- A-H 100N, Wally Wilson- Franklin- 67 RR Silver Shadow,
86 TVR 280i, Pat & David McAdoo- Union City- 72 TR6, Michael King-
Nashville- 73 MGB, 66 BSA (bike), David & Bonnie Kays- Franklin- 51
TD, 54 TF, Roy & Diane Hinckley- Franklin- TR3A, Metropolitan, Mark
Higgins- Nashville- 67 MGB, John Bumbalough Gallatin- 69 MGB Jeff Brock-
Nashville- 33 MG L type, AB Bonds- Nashville- 52 TD, 73 MGB, 30 RR PII,
57 Aston Martin DB2/4 MK III, Allen Berry- Franklin- 49 MG TC, 66 E-type,
Narsh & Heidi Benson- Cross Plains- 76 Spitfire, Al Benneyworth- Nashville-
62 MGA MK II, 67 TR4A, Jim & Martha Badger- Brentwood- 78
MGB Gary Haynes- Nashville- 80 MGB-LE
Show T-Shirt
Clearance!
We still have just a few remaining t-shirts left over from the
car show. They have a faded British flag background with snap shots of
last years winning vehicles sort of pasted around in scrap book fashion.
These vehicles are: yellowish chrome bumper MGB-GT, white Daimler SP 250,
black
London taxi, green TR4, red series I E-type, Vincent Black Shadow and
green Land Rover. Printed on Haynes Beefy T’s and a veritable steal at
$12. Remaining sizes and quantities are as follows: XXL-6 XL-6 L-10 S-4.
Call me (JD) with your order and I’ll bring them to the next event.
Interstate Battery Great American Race!
The Interstate Battery Great American Race comes to Nashville
on Thursday July 6th. The racers will be stopping for the night in Centennial
Park during their 4,500 mile trek from Ottawa, Canada to Mexico City, Mexico.
The race includes over 100 vintage cars, (at the beginning anyway!) and
should hit Nashville around 6:30 P.M. On a local scale, a small parade
of classic and vintage cars which is open to everyone, is to take place
between 4 and 4:30 at the park. This is to build up excitement and interest
for the Great Racers as they make their grand entrance. There will be plaques
awarded to the first 100 local cars that show up at the park. A “Shine
Town Choice
Award” will be presented by an “honored guest” (hey, I’m just repeating
what they are telling me OK?). Prizes and gifts will be presented throughout
the evening as well. I should also mention that Peter Prater of Hendersonville
will be racing with the group as well as a member of MG National from Canada.
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