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Pony News April 2016


Pierce County Mustang Club www.piercecountymustangclub.com

Just a few members having fun at a few Club events!

Go to the website—Events—Past Events and view our library of photos in photobucket!

In this issue:

President’s Message

Charity Involvement

Minutes

Membership News

Mustang of the Month

New Members

For Sale

Informational Article

Events

Events for the Year

Past Events

Calendar of Events

Event Flyers

Our Sponsors

Look for the Trivia

Question & Fun Facts


Lori Brees

Eakland

Don’t forget the

following club

events this month:

West Seattle

Cruise

Fri Night Dinner

See Calendar

April 17th—National Mustang Day

Be sure to join our cruise to West Seat-

tle to celebrate!

Don’t forget to contact Pam Pistella if

you want to do the Daffodil Parade on

April 9th. Convertibles and coupes are

needed.

http://www.piercecountymustangclub.com


N o more rain in the Pacific Northwest (well I

guess I need to follow up that statement with APRIL

FOOLS!)

This year is just flying by. Thank you Jerry Murphy for putting togeth-

er a great Poker Cruise. It was a great time!

Most of you know the club has the honor of escorting all of the Daffo-

dil’s “Teachers of the Year” in the parade. This is a great honor for

our club. It you have a convertible and are free on the 9th of April, we

could really use your help. We also have a group of non-convertibles

that ride further back in the parade (making lots of noise). If you have

any questions, please contact Pam Pistella or Missy Willert.

The 17th of April is National Mustang Day. Monika has planned a

great West Seattle Cruise that will include us participating in LeMay

America’s Car Museum’s celebration. Come out and support this

great cruise.

Greg Robbins

PCMC President

2016 Board

Officers

President—Greg Robbins

(253) 227-4006

Vice President—Dennis Willert

(253) 565-0592

Secretary—Charlene Rivera

(360) 459-3993

Treasurer—Nancy Freeman

Membership—Nancy Freeman

(253) 531-4624

Directors

Chuck Botsford (360) 751-7073

Paul Geise (253) 863-1850

Rachel Lanigan (253) 820-6645

Monika Kirkland (253) 376-5964

Past President—Missy Willert

(253) 565-0592

Car Show Co-Chairpersons—Charlene

Rivera (360) 459-3993 and Missy Willert

(253) 565-0592

MCA Regional Representative—Nancy

Freeman (253) 531-4624

Newsletter Editor—Heidi Geise

[email protected] or

(253) 863-1850

President’s Message:

Fun Facts: (from Pete Freeman)

Leonardo DA Vinci could write with one hand

and draw with the other at the same time, in-

venting multi-tasking. (I, on the other hand,

can’t draw with either.)

Trivia:

Q—Prior to 2012, how many years was there a

BOSS Mustang?


50/50 Raffle

50/50 tickets for 2016 are on sale NOW. You can pur-chase the winning ticket from Missy Willert at any club event.

Goal: $500.00 Current Total: $53 ($447 to go!)

$0

Taking the first

step

$100

$200

$300

$400

$500

Charity Involvement

This Month’s Charity

2016 Charity Running Total

$53

Hats 19 Gloves 43 pairs Scarves 4

Coats 2 McD GC

$5

56 Socks 142 pairs

Hygiene

Kits

50

Hooked on Driving:

Congratulations to Dan Watson for winning the Gift

Certificate for Hooked on Driving.

For all that participated in this raffle, you helped raise

$360 for the club and our charities.

50 hygiene kits containing shampoo, soap and dental supplies

for Freezing Nights (a homeless ministry).


Call to Order - Greg Robbins, president

Welcome Visitors, New Members, and Returning

Members

Membership Report - Nancy Freeman

PCMC has 135 active members. This year we have a

75% renewal rate of returning members. We have 6 new

memberships in 2016. Robert Brown, new member joins

us through the free membership letter that Korum had in

the glove compartment of his new mustang.

Approval of February 2016 General Meeting Minutes

as they appear in the “Pony News”

1st Pammy Pistella, 2

nd Burt Kreidler, Membership Ac-

cepted and Approved.

Treasurer’s Report – Nancy Freeman

Car Show – Revenue – Sponsorship

Expenses – Printing, Raffle Prizes

Club – Revenue – Membership Dues, General Meeting

Raffle, Refund of Holiday Gathering Deposit, Refund of

Parade Insurance, Car Show

Expenses – Printing, Postage, General Meeting

Raffle Prizes, Shed Supplies, Cruises, Car Show

1st Paul Geise, 2

nd Pete Freeman, Membership Accepted

and Approved.

Old Business

Car Show – Charlene Rivera and Missy Willert – The car

show planning is going well. We are collecting items for

goodie bags and raffle prizes, if you have anything to

donate, please bring to any PCMC event. Tonight is the

last chance to order show shirts at the lower price, also

last chance to order tanks and ladies v neck shirts. Car

Show flyers are available. If you would like to learn more

about the car show or help plan - join us the second

Tuesday of the month @ 7 pm, check the web site to we

where we are meeting.

Hooked on Driving – Charlene Rivera – Thanks to all

who purchased tickets! We earned $360 for the car

show. Thanks to Hooked on Driving for donating the gift

certificate. If you would like to join PCMC members for a

track day, mark your calendar October 8 – check HoD

web site for more info. Congrats to Daniel Watson for

winning the track day – thanks for purchasing the most

tickets!

Daffodil Parade – Pammy Pistella – Join PCMC mem-

bers for the Daffodil Parade. You can drive in 1 or all 4

cities. Convertibles are needed to transport the teachers.

If you have a coupe, there is a special unit for you. You

can purchase fresh cut daffodils for $5 a bunch at the

parade or purchase silk daffodils at the local stores. Con-

tact Pammy to sign up, and she will email you all the in-

formation you need.

Poker Cruise – Nancy Freeman – Thanks to Jerry and

Kathy for the fun cruise. There were 21 mustangs. The

winners of the poker hands were 1st place – Paul Y’s son,

2nd

place – Jerry M., & 3rd

place – Greg R. The worst

hands – Greg Z., Dennis N., and Uretta N. Best wearing

of green – Kids – Zach A. and Caleb A., Single – Mama

Shay, and Couple – Bill and Carol P. The best green car

– Jordyn O. Congratulations to all the winners.

EFN – Nancy Freeman – Join PCMC members as we

repackage food for local food banks on April 23rd

. This is

a fun way to give back to the community. From 8:45 to

noon, with a no host lunch after. Contact Nancy to sign

up.

Rainiers Baseball Game Tickets – Heidi Geise – If you

would like to join PCMC members for a baseball game,

you need to purchase your tickets by May 2nd

. The game

is on June 11; met at Griot’s Garage at 3:15 to be at the

stadium by 5pm. Cost is $18.50 includes a hat, meal, and

a program or $12.50 for no hat. Contact Heidi for more

info or to purchase tickets.

New Business

Board Member – Greg Robbins – Board Member, Ra-

chel Lanigan is moving to Florida. This will leave an emp-

ty chair on the board. The Executive Committee would

like to fill the position with the member who had the next

most votes from the election that was in November. Mo-

tion for Burt Kreidler to fill the board position being vacat-

ed by Rachel Lanigan, 1st Pammy Pistella, 2

nd Paul

Geise, Membership Accepted and Approved. June 2016,

Burt will be the new board member. Good Luck on your

new adventure, Rachel – we will miss you.

Friday Night Dinner is at Aversano ’s.

(continued on next page)

PCMC General Meeting Minutes—March 15, 2016


West Seattle National Mustang Day Cruise – Monika

Kirkland – We are meeting at Krispy Kreme at the Taco-

ma Mall at 10, leaving at 10:15. We will have surprise

stop at LeMay’s for the National Mustang Day. After, we

will drive to Seattle for a no-host lunch.

Duck Days Parade – Missy Willert – Join PCMC mem-

bers for the U.P parade. Dress your Mustang up with

ducks, ducks, and more ducks. This is a fun short pa-

rade. If you have a convertible and would like to escort

the Daffodil Princesses, please let Pammy Pistella

know. More info to come.

Griot’s Garage Friday Night Cruise In – All cars are

welcome on the 2nd

Friday of each month from May to

September 4pm to 9 pm.

Mustang of the Month – Congrats to Lori Brees –

Eakland and her 1997 Black Mustang Coupe.

Adjourned - Submitted By Charlene Rivera

It is here!

The “first-ever” Mustang

LEGO set is out.

It has 185 pieces and in-

cludes a race driver and a

time board.

Happy building!

PCMC General Meeting Minutes—March 15, 2016

(continued)

“When replacing fuses, Ford says to disconnect the negative cable of the battery before starting work. Depending

on the year of your Mustang the fuse box location will be different, on older models look for the fuse box to be

located under the dash by the drivers kick panel. Newer model Mustangs the fuse box is easier to get to, general-

ly you will find it located under the hood next to a fender, look for a rectangular box and remove the lid to access

the fuses.”

“As we are moving out of the winter months it is time to bring the Mustangs out of storage, don’t forget to check

your battery health.”

Reprinted with Permission from the Pony Express

CAPITAL AREA MUSTANG CLUB OF OREGON.

Sharing from our fellow Mustang Enthusiasts in CAPITAL AREA MUSTANG CLUB OF OREGON.

This was in their last newsletter under Tech Talk:


Volunteer Sign Up Saturday, August 13th 6:00 pm at Storage Unit, 160th – 1 block East off Canyon Road

Sunday, August 14th 6:00 am at Griot’s

Truck Pick Up/Return-Rick Nordlund Registration (7:30 am-Noon)

Truck Loading (Saturday 6:00 pm) DOE: 1. Kristin Eberly 2. Monika Kirkland 3. Kim Bailey Driver: Rick Nordlund PRE: 1. Nancy Freeman 1. Burt Kreidler 2. Nancy Freeman 3. Chuck Botsford

4. Pete Freeman 5. Lee Windh 6. Charlene/Larry Rivera Ticket Sales (7:30 am)

Tent & Table Set Up (Sunday 6 am) 8-10:00 1. Vickey Olson 2. Dennis Willert 1. Sam Olson 2. Missy Willert 3. Jim Larson 10:00-121. Hank Deck 2. Renea Merwin

4. Melissa Larson 5. 6. 12-2:30 1. 2.

Stanchion Layout (6 am) 50/50 Raffle (10 am-2:00 pm) 1. Chuck Botsford 2. Pete Freeman 11:00 1. Betty Ringlee 2.

3. Paul Geise 4. Charlene Rivera 2:00 1. Larry Rivera 2. Jordie Osborne

MC (9am-12pm) 1. Rick Nordlund

MC (12am-3pm) 2. Paul Geise Tack Shack (8-2:00pm)

Raffle Set Up (6:30 am) 8-10:00 1. 1. Vickey Olson 2. Joanie Nordlund 10:00-12 1.

12-2:00 1. Hank Deck

Trophy Set Up (6:30 am)

1. Karen Edwards 2. Nancy Freeman Ballot Counting (11:30) 1. Bryan Zimbelman 2. Clay Concannon 3. Josh Rhives

4. Mike Lanigan Garbage Cans/Banners (7am) BOS & Specialty Ballots- 1. Clay Concannon 2. Missy Willert Nancy Freeman Monika Kirkland

Computer/Printer Set Up (7am) Truck Unloading - Driver: Rick Nordlund 1. Robert Boone 2. Monika Kirkland 3. Kristin Eberly 1. Harley Edwards 2. Nancy Freeman

3.Paul Geise 4. Clay Concannon PA System (9am) Paul Geise 5. Chuck Botsford 6. Charlene/Larry Rivera

Hospitality Area (7am) Lynda Rasmussen Freebie Table Re-stocker

Parkers (7:30-10:30 am) 1. 2.

Entry Gate: 1. Charlene Rivera Show Photographer-Heidi Geise 1. Leland Schiro 2. Burt Kreidler 3. Rich Eberly 4. Shannon Mazza 5. 6. Thanks for Coming 1. Missy Willert 2. Kim & Lindy Bailey 3 Voting Guest Greeter/Instructions 4. 5. 6. Greg Robbins Missy Willert

Kids Voting/Ballots

1. Paul Geise 2.

PARKING LOT CLEAN UP ALL PCMC MEMBERS (4PM)


2016 Car Show Raffles

Help!

We need help filling some awesome raffle baskets!

We are making some “Themed Baskets” this year and need some items to fill them up. If you have an item or two, or pick something up that

goes with one of our “Themes” we would love to have it.

Our Themes are

Seahawks

Mariners

Made in Washington

Movie Night

Kids

Dogs

BBQ

Garden

Car

Please bring the raffle items to any PCMC event.

We will accept other items also.

Thank you,

PCMC Car Show Committee


Membership News

The Pierce County

Mustang Club is open to any person or family

interested in the

PCMC Purpose.

All Ford cars are

welcome.

Ownership is not

required…

Enthusiasm is!!!

Dues: $25 per year

Membership dues are paya-

ble in January of each year.

New Membership is

prorated according to the

month joined.

CLUB

MERCHANDISE

Ball Cap $15.00 Car Pennant $7.50 Lapel/Cap Pin $4.00

(stick or magnetic) Parade window clings $20.00 Name Tag $7.66 each (stick or magnetic)

Items can be purchased by

mail, please add an extra

$3.00 for each cap or pennant

to cover cost of mailing.

OR

Stop by a meeting to save the

extra shipping cost and visit

with friends.

To order: Nancy Freeman [email protected]

PCMC CLUB ANNIVERSARIES – April

Rick & Joanie Nordlund 2007

Robert King & Clay Concannon 2009

Scott and Pam Leach 2012

Jay Roney 2005

ROSTER UPDATE AS OF March 31, 2016

88 Member #s — 139 Members

Among Our Own: In Our Thoughts:

Vickey Olson as she recovers from dual surgeries.

And while we are at it, continued recovery for all the rest of our fel-low Mustang friends who are still on the mend from their surgeries.

A social group whose purpose is to promote a better under-

standing and stronger fellowship in the preservation and mainte-

nance of all Mustang and other Ford Motor products.

Mission Statement



Lori Brees Eakland

1997 Black With Gold Trim

My Mustang is a Black (stock) 1997 Coupe, with the little 3.8. I purchased the car in the spring of 2005 (with boys off to college and minivan broken) and joined Pierce County Mustang Club in November of that year. I've been a member for 10 years! I've learned so much about Mustangs and how to show a car and how to polish & wax but the biggest thing I've learned is what a great group of people this club has for members! I don't get to meetings very often because of my work but I sure enjoy this group of wonderful folks!

See you at the car shows! Lori Brees Eakland

Joseph & Cynthia Stefani —Tacoma

1966 Blue Coupe

1952 Blue F1

Robert Brown—Tacoma

2016 Black GT California Special

2007 Red Ranger

Gary & Sandy Blackmore—Bonney Lake

2011 Black GT California Spe-cial

Steve & Laurie Howe—Tacoma

1967 Yellow Coupe

2005 Red Coupe

Please Welcome New Members:


For Sale

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Send payment to: Pierce County Mustang

Club P.O. Box 44853

Tacoma, WA 98444

So a member suggested identifying places to purchase those all important modifications for your po-

nies. I have not dealt with all of these so you can talk to members or check them out yourself for

quality and pricing. *‘79-98 Late Model Parts only ~’74-78 Late Model Parts only

Dealer City, State/

Country

Phone Website

Harris Mustang Carlotte, NC 704-598-1412 No website

J.J.’s Mustang Parts Chattanooga, TN 423-894-2068 www.jjsmustangparts.com

John’s Mustang Houston, TX 713-668-5646 www.johnsmustang.com

KAR Auto Group Columbus, OH 800-341-5949 www.karmustang.com

Ken’s Cougar Edmond, OK 405-340-1636 www.kenscougars.com

Kentucky Mustang Jeffersonville, KY 888-861-0176 www.kentuckymustang.net

Kevin’s Klassic Cars Cannon Falls,

MN

507-263-2471 www.kevinsklassics.com

Larry’s Mustang (CA) Corona, CA 800-854-0393 www.larrystbird.com

Late Model Restoration

Supply*

Hewitt, TX 254-662-1714 www.latemodelrestoration.com

Laurel Mountain Mustang Ruffsdale, PA 888-925-7669 www.laurelmountainmustangparts.com

Mustang Gear and “Bling” Dealers

mailto:[email protected]


Reprinted with permission from:

[email protected]

One special day a year, the Mustang world unites by taking their Mustangs to the road! All Mustang enthusiasts know April 17th is the birthdate of the Mustang and was first shown to the automotive world at the New York World's Fair. The goal of the National Mustang Day is to unite all of the Mustang enthusiasts, by driving their Mustang. Imagine one day a year, the Mustangs are everywhere! In fact, the Mustang Club of America celebrates April 17th every five years as a Mustang Birthday Celebration. To make this happen, it will take Mustang Clubs, Registries and enthusiasts to help or-ganize the National Mustang Day. How? This year, April 17th falls on a Sunday, a perfect day to go on a cruise. Organize a cruise, invite friends and neighbors to join as passengers. As the Mustang World organizes such activity, let us know, so we can add it to the web-site. We want to be the home base to help spread the information so clubs, Registries, and automotive organizations can see how the Mus-tang Nation celebrates National Mustang Day. So let’s get the Mustangs fixed up, cleaned up and take to work, let your co-workers know you are a Mustang enthusiast, and you will find out your co-workers are Mustang enthusiasts, too. Let the world see why we are Mustang en-thusiasts. Whether you take the Mustang on a cruise or to work, it is a day to drive the Mus-tang. Nationalmustangday.com is your headquarters to help make this event become part of the Mustang World.

To help make this event build to the level to make all Mustang owners proud to be part of the Mustang World, we will approach the Mus-tang manufacturers and service companies to help advertise the event to their customers. We also want to approach traditional restau-rants and retailers, to help bring more attention to National Mustang Day.

To make this a National event, we would like all clubs, Registries or/ad individuals to register their plans. For those clubs that register, we will send them a window decal to proudly dis-play that they took part in the National Mustang Day-the largest Mustang event ever held.

From Our Club:

PCMC is celebrating with a Mustang Day Cruise to West Seattle. Monika has taken this on and it should be a great event. We have done a similar drive before and it was spectacu-lar.

As the article says, clean up those ponies and bring them out to ride. Ironically April is National Straw Hat Month as well. What goes together bet-ter than a Mus-tang, ride, and a straw hat?!

Informational Article: National Mustang Day

“The Mustang world unites April 17th”

Ideas for Future Articles:

What do you want to know about?

Send ideas to [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Newsletter%20Ideas


It may have been a cool day but that didn’t stop members from showing up to enjoy a March cruise with fellow club members and friends and family.

Thank you Jerry and Kathy for organizing another fun cruise and poker run.

We had about 24 cars and about 38 people go for a 2 hour cruise

that ended in a fabulous lunch at Tonala Restaurant in Bethel Station.

There were prizes for best cos-tumed couple, best kid green costume, best poker hands and worst poker hands. Kathy

made some great (and very usable) scarves for raffle prizes.

We saw lots of peo-ple out for this event

which was really spectacular. We hope this is how all of our cruises will be. Lots of people, lots of cars, and lots of fun.

March Events

Shamrock Cruise & Poker Run March 12

Planned Events for 2016

Cruises

April 17—National Mustang Day West Seattle Cruise

May 15—Winery Cruise

June 11—Rainiers Game

July 16—St Helens Cruise

Sept 10—NW Trek

Oct 2—AH Shucks Cruise

Nov 5—Museum of Flight

FNDO

April 22—El Toro

May 27—Farrelli’s

June 17—Hangar Inn

July 22—Buttered Bisquit

Aug 19—Ben Dew’s

Sept 23—Homestead

Oct 21—Brank’s

Nov 18—Sizzler

Dec 16—Old Spaghetti Fac.

Other Club Events

April 9—Daffodil Parade

June 4—Duck Days Parade

July 30—Lakewood

Aug 14—OUR SHOW

Aug 28—PCMC Picnic

Oct 15—Progressive Dinner

Dec 3—Santa Parade

Dec 10—Holiday Party

There are a lot more shows that some attend. See the website and Monthly Calen-dar for more.

Photo by Joe Varady

Date Changes:

North Olympic Mustang Club Show—May 8 (not May 1)

Mustang Round-up—July 14-17 (not July 21-24)


Friday Night Dinner Out—Aversano’s March 18

Well, we were sure sorry to have to missed this one but it looks like it was the usual great food and great fun.

Next month, we will see you at El Toro.

Trivia:

Q—What is the model name of the Mustang above? Hint—Not a

Shelby

A—2007 Giugiaro Mustang by famed Italian designer Giogetto

Giugiaro (he also designed a Nikon camera). His son, Fabrizio,

later designed the other pictured Mustang Concept car.


Upcoming Events

April Happenings for Mustang Birthday!

April 17 marks the 52nd Birthday of our beloved Mustang.

This day has been declared NATIONAL MUSTANG DAY and Mustang owners are encouraged

to get their Mustangs out on the road.

The Pierce County Mustang Club has organized a cruise to West Seattle that day. We will meet

at the Tacoma Mall Krispy Kreme @ 10 am and cruise along the beautiful Puget Sound water-

front to West Seattle.

Each driver will get a raffle ticket along with the directions and 10 Seattle theme items will be raf-

fled off. Hint—sorry, this is not a raffle for Packer & Patriot fans. We will also raffle off 4 gift cou-

pons for our destination eatery.

We are also promised to receive National Mustang Day window decals so come out and join us.

For the April Club raffle I will have a wrapped Mustang mystery gift as the main prize. I assure

you the gift will not disappoint. So get some extra raffle tickets.

Hope to see you all, rain or shine, on Sunday (4/17) for the cruise and Tuesday (4/19) for our

membership meeting.

Happy Trails,

Monika

June 11th we are planning another fun evening at a Tacoma Rainiers game.

We have reserved 20 seats and can reserve more but the sooner we get our seats the

better the chances are we can all get seated together.

Tickets will include a hot dog, chips and beverage, club recognition on the board, reserved seats,

and program for $12.50. For $18.50 you get all of those “goodies” plus a Limited Edition Tacoma

Rainier’s Hat!!

See the flyer with the ticket order in the Flyer section of this newsletter. Please

bring this to a club meeting or send it into the club (info on the flyer) by May 2nd

This was a lot of fun last year and will be again. We hope to see a big club turn

out.

2nd Annual Ponies at the Ball Park June 11


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2

Caffeine & Gas-

oline

3 4 5

PCMC Board

Meeting

6 7 8 9

Daffodil Parade

10 11 12

PCMC Car

Show Meeting–

Robbins

13 14

Cruise-In at

America’s Car

Museum (5-8)

15

MCA Nat’l—St.

Augustine, FL

16

MCA Nat’l

Pac Cas MC

Autocross

17 Mustang

Day

West Seattle

Cruise

MCA Nat’l

52nd Ann. Mus-

tang

18 19

PCMC Gen.

Meeting

20 21 22

FNDO—El

Toro’s on Can-

yon

23

EFN

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

April 2016

See the website for details: www.piercecountymustangclub.com



Don’t miss this one—National Mustang Day


Sponsor Highlights

Gig Harbor Kiwanis

Each year the Kiwanis raise funds and plan a variety of service projects aimed at improving life in the community. If you would like to help the children of our community, please take a look at what the Kiwanis do. You might like to

be part of this strong community organization. Visit the Kiwanis website or stop in at one of their meeting to learn more.

Website: GigHarborKiwanis.org

Triple X Root Beer

Triple X serves up 1950’s style hamburgers

and dairy concoctions in LARGE serving siz-

es, plus some awesome root beer. They host

frequent gatherings of vintage automobile and

motorcycle enthusiasts. Triple X is a family-

owned business by Jose Enciso and his wife.

Take a drive to Issaquah, and stop in for a

Root Beer Float.

Phone: 425-392-1266

Address: 98 NE Gilman Blvd. Issaquah, WA

Web Site: TripleXRootbeer.com

Rick and Joanie Nordlund Thank you for all you do, from helping with the picnic, the holiday party, driving the county ex-ecutive, planning events, and the car show.

Emerald Queen Casino

The Emerald Queen Casino is your one stop shopping for your entertainment needs.

From gambling to nightlife, you can find some-thing to fill your needs, plus some. Hungry?

Stop by the buffets for some great seafood or eat in one of the restaurants. Stop in for a concert and stay over in one of their hotel rooms.

Web Site: EmeraldQueen.com

Griot’s Garage

Griot’s sell everything an automotive enthusi-ast would want and items that they didn't even know existed! They focus on quality. They make all their car care products. Griot’s is constantly “striving for perfection”. Stop in and see the Griot’s crew and find out what they

have for your Mustang.

Phone: 253-922-2400

Address: 3333 South 38th Street, Tacoma

WA

Web Site: GriotsGarage.com


PLEASE SUPPORT OUR CLUB SPONSORS Be sure to thank these businesses & individuals for their support

of our club & charities.

LAKEWOOD FORD HOOKED ON DRIVING

Lakewood Beaverton, OR

253-474-0511 502-356-1764

BRAD HADMAN RACE PERFORMANCE COATINGS S & S TIRE

CARS Auburn Puyallup

Tacoma 253-735-1919 253-536-2676

253-539-3339

BURGER RANCH AMERICAN HOME CENTER GRIOT’S GARAGE

Tacoma Puyallup Tacoma

253-472-3096 253-841-3600 253-922-2400

METAL MAGIC THE MUSTANG SHOP DAFFODIL FESTIVAL

Tacoma Kent Puyallup

253-472-2235 253-218-0323 253-8404194

CJ’s PET SERVICES IN MEMORY OF ERIC COBB

Olympia Sponsored by

360-493-1945 Larry & Charlene Rivera

MUSTANG RANCH MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE GUSTAFSON INSURANCE

Eatonville Puyallup Puyallup

253-847-2623 253-845-2441 253-848-2400

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253-845-6600

www.korum.com www.ivars.com

http://www.korum.com/

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GOLD,SILVER & COIN LAK WOODWORKING TRIPLE XXX ROOTBEER

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Puyallup (Monika Kirkland) 425-392-1266

253-256-4035

EMERALD QUEEN AMERICAN MUSCLE ALPHA STEEL BUILDINGS

CASINOS www.alphasteelbuildings.org

Fife

888-831-7655

GIG HARBOR KIWANIS THE ROBBINS FAMILY RENEGADE CLUB OF WA

www.gigharborkiwanis.org

BILL NORMAN RICK & JOANIE NORDLUND PAUL & HEIDI GEISE

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SHOW SPONSORS

(continued)

NEWSLETTER AND PHOTOBUCKET

Have items for the club newsletter? Email your articles to the club Newsletter Editor by the 28

th of each month. Send all newsletter items to our editor, Heidi Geise, at

[email protected].

To see photos from past club events, go to the website—events—past events and view the library

www.piercecountymustangclub.com

Next Meeting: April 19th at Korum in Puyallup

Don’t forget to respect the business needs at Korum by parking in the back.

Please help us assist Korum.

Parking at Korum During Meetings

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