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ON THE COVER THE PROMOTER.. . . . . . . . . George Hoff TALKING WITH TJ MUSTANGS AT DAYTONA IN THE HOLSTER ANNA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Wiebel THE PROMOTER.. . . . . . . . . George Hoff WHOO.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brandi Meese

CARLISLE RECORD BREAKING YEAR Carlisle Press Release PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW Daniel Ramey IN THE “HEADLIGHTS” AMERICA’S WARRIORS CARE PACKAGE PROJECTS OUR STAFF

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As we begin our journey into the descent of madness that is my mind and the crazy antics of my life, I would

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like to first introduce myself. My name is TJ, blah blah

For me the highlight was to be able to drive on the

blah, that sums it up and all you need to know. Whew…

Daytona International Speedway. To be driving on

got past the CRAP no one cares about! Now for the

the track right next to the 31-degree banks are insane.

good stuff.

From the ground level, it literally looks like there is a

Mustang culture is one that is very unique and brings

steep wall right next to you. The raceway was very

together people from all walks of life. One thing is for

cool as you go through it and to see all the seats as

sure though, the STANG Mag crew isn’t your typical

you drive by made you feel like you were in an actual

crew. We are a bunch of weirdos, oddballs, and out-

race for a split second. The after party at Blue Flame

casts. We party hard and live by our ride or die motto and have adventures like no other.

Terrace at Daytona Hotel was surreal. The bar is located on the second level of the hotel with a full

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From partying in various spots all over the U.S., to

view of the shopping district and beautiful waterfall.

touring some of America’s most haunted sites,

It felt like something you would see in California. As

(and owning it), it’s never a dull moment! All I can say

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is... strap in, rev the shit out of your motor, and let’s go!

to having my ass spanked by a beautiful Latina in Las Vegas in front of a restaurant packed full of guests

I drank all four of my Long Islands and sat back to enjoy the view, it was like heaven on earth. Great atmosphere with amazing Mustang enthusiasts, who were are all welcoming.

The way the event is set up, on some nights the events

celebrated in a museum. It was insane to see the

are held in the evening which gave you an opportunity

rockets up close and personal. They also had different

to explore Florida. Since I was down in Florida with my

simulators to give you an idea of what it was like to

dad, Tim “Rocket Scientist” Perry, we had to go see

be in a control center as a rocket is taking off in which

Kennedy Space Center. Growing up, my dad worked

the wall literally was shaking like crazy. Then there

on space programs including the Hubble Space

was another simulator which you enter into a vehicle

Telescope, IBEX, and International Space Station support

box, then they strapped you into a chair and the whole

missions, which he would tell me stories about the

box is raised vertically from one side so that your back

different programs and give me patches from NASA

is literally parallel to the ground just like you would be

of those programs. It was really cool to see all the

in the space shuttle. The simulator took you through

programs that he had worked on set up on display at

the launch experience from take-off and flying into

the museum. I know it must have been a truly special

orbit. Holy crap what an experience! The simulator

and surreal moment for him to see his life’s work

vibrated the hell out of your body as it simulated take

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WHAT S THE BEST PART ABOUT CLOWN COLLEGE SPRING BREAK? Everybody can go to Daytona Beach in one car.

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off. Even the seats had air in it which was released to

since it sits between three naturally occurring vortexes,

give you the feeling of the g-forces pushing you. You

which allows for stronger psychic activity. In Saint

also get to touch an actual piece of moonrock!

Augustine, they had a medieval torture museum

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C. Green’s Haunted History House and Museum located in Cassadaga, Florida did not disappoint. The house was filled with haunted objects, haunted dolls,

filled with the actual torture devices obtained from collectors around the world. The coolest part of this museum is that they allowed you to touch the tor ture devices. Some displays even used the devices on the mock ups like the guillotine, which

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was surprisingly heavy.

and other macabre items. It also detailed the paranormal history of the area and the famous psychics who lived

In Fort Pierce was the Navy SEAL Museum. This placed

there. Talking to the employee who worked there,

kicked ass! They had all the Navy SEAL weapons on

apparently Cassadaga is the Psychic capital of Florida,

display as well as boats, swimming gear, and mission

gear. You could actually go and sit inside a Navy SEAL

used in training and World War II era beach obstacles

mission used Blackhawk which was cool as hell and

used to prevent the allies from entering from the

roomy I might add! In one room they had a Zodiac boat

beaches. A unique thing about this museum is they

set up with mock guns which closely simulated the real

have a piece of a building from Hiroshima which was

guns in size and weight like a MP5 submachine gun

at ground zero when the atomic bomb went off that

and a 50-caliber gun that you could take pictures with.

you can see.

If you’re thinking what I’m thinking, fuck yeah, I took pictures with the simulated guns and inside the Zodiac boat. Where else will I ever get to be inside a real Zodiac boat! Outside there was Mark V special operations craft, riverine boats, SEAL delivery vehicles, space capsules from the Gemini and Apollo space missions

This was one hell of a trip. I urge anyone to experience Mustangs At Daytona because you will not be disappointed and you will have the time of your life!

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DON W IE BE L ANNA – 2019 CHEVROLET CAMARO ZL1 1LE

I’M UP FOR TRYING DIFFERENT TYPES OF HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS, BUT MY ROOTS WILL ALWAYS BE WITH AMERICAN MUSCLE. When I first started looking into Camaros, the one I currently own was the one I first wanted. At the time they were hard to find and unaffordable to me. So I settled with a 2021 SS with the 1LE package. A

and arrived there right as they opened. Ten minutes later I had a deal. My dream Camaro was finally mine. This will be one that I will never let go of. As of now, the car is bone stock with the exception of window tint if you want to call that a mod or not. Next few mods will be basic bolts ons… Rotofab CAI and AWE Track Edition axle back exhaust will be next. I named the car Anna after Anna Kendrick. She is my actress crush and I feel that this is appropriate since Anna in my opinion is vibrant, wild, and quirky which describes this car perfectly.

few months later I realized that I wanted more and

As a kid growing up, Fast and Furious really had an

started to look around for a ZL1 1LE. Luck was on my

influence on me getting into the car scene as I was

side. The exact ZL1 1LE that I wanted originally just

nearing the driving age with getting my license in

happened to pop up in Lebanon so I got up early

2005. At first I was into the whole import scene but

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DON W IE BE L ANNA – 2019 CHEVROLET CAMARO ZL1 1LE my best friend introduced me into the world of Camaros and Corvettes, therefore starting my obsession with American muscle. Since then I’ve owned 26 vehicles, including 3 Corvettes, a Challenger, and now my second Camaro. I’m up for trying different types of high performance cars but my roots will always be with American muscle. Anna is pushing 650 horespower with 650 torque from a supercharged 6.2L LT4, six speed manual trans, and has the 1LE extreme track package while colored Shock Yellow making her definitely something to stare at for hours, days, maybe even weeks. PHOTO CRED: DON WIEBEL

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GE ORGE HOF F THE PROMOTER – 1966 FORD FAIRLANE

NOW WITH THE HELP OF NITROUS RACE CONNECTION, I USE THEIR PRODUCTS TO MAKE THE FINISH LINE LOOK DIFFERENT TO MY OPPONENTS!

Jerry, adding, “I went from running 13.40s in the 1⁄4 mile to the 8.90s.” George explains that these two years were in Super Pro. Later, in 1994, George put a transbrake in his Fairlane. “A little bit more blue oval power and I raced my Fairlane in Super Pro,” he says. George continued racing his own car for the next decade. In 2016, the big-money bracket scene blew up. Excited

George Hoff has been a part of the racing scene for as

for a challenge, in true racer-style, George“... started

long as he can remember. He bought his car, known on the

traveling the Eastern Seaboard.” He describes his

track as “The Promoter”, from his uncle in 1990. “I started

experience with modest restraint, “I won a few big

out in footbrake,” he says of his 1966 Ford Fairlane.

checks and met a lot of awesome people!”

In 1991, George lost in the Semi-Finals at the NHRA Division

Soon after getting into the bracket scene, George

1 bracket finals. It was actually a “win” for him since that

connected with Nitrous Race Connection. That connection

finish landed him a job driving for Jerry Shrewbridge in

led to George and “The Promoter” becoming one of

’92 through ’93. He went on to win a few races driving for

Nitrous Race Connection’s official sponsored drivers.

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GE ORGE HOF F THE PROMOTER – 1966 FORD FAIRLANE Today, George uses Nitrous Race Connection products to help bring out his Fairlane’s full potential on the track. As he describes it, “Now with the help of Nitrous Race Connection, I use their products to make the finish line look different to my opponents!” Nitrous Race Connection uses the latest research and development to bring the speed performance industry innovative products to help unleash a nitrous system’s full potential on the track. System parts, including their onepiece solenoid bases, plates, funnel nuts and valves, have been thoroughly researched and tested by third-party resources to ensure the best possible performance results. In addition, Nitrous Race Connection offers Custom Team Gear to bring your racing program to the next level! Every design from the Nitrous Race Connection Custom Team Gear is specific to your organization’s brand, including partnerships and messaging. The high-quality components, lasting, durable materials and the unique details, keep the pit tents, backdrops, banners and table covers in high demand. Nitrous Race Connection is proud to support George Hoff’s racing program and grateful to have him represent Nitrous Race Connection on and off the track! You can find out more at nitrousraceconnection.com. PHOTO CRED: GEORGE HOFF

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BR AN DI ME E S E WHOO – 2013 SUBARU WRX

AS I OFTEN SAY, “I’M NOT JUST PRETTY, I ALSO DO THE WORK. WHAT YOU SEE IS MY DREAM AND VISION, TURNED INTO REALITY”.

Many years later, what you see is my vision and my creation. Whether I’m changing the oil, rotating or swapping the wheels, pulling the motor (twice), changing the clutch, installing something, removing something, fabricating brackets or you name it, I’m doing it. I take pride in my car because I’m doing the work.

I bought my WRX new with six miles on it. The only

I’ve been blessed to have a couple handful of friends

knowledge I had of it was that it had AWD, making it

to teach and help me along the way. My father who

reliable in bad weather. When it spun a bearing with

imbedded his generation of muscle car passion in my

only 16k miles is when I began learning about my car.

blood, my mother who had been street racing since I

I spent the next couple of years taking an interest in

was in the womb, and my dad who taught me the skills

everything pertaining to it.

to build my hatch set up and so many other projects you see in my car.

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BR AN DI ME E S E WHOO – 2013 SUBARU WRX I’d like to thank my husband for the endless support and help from the moment I bought the WRX. As I often say, “I’m not just pretty, I also do the work. What you see is my dream and vision, turned into reality”. PHOTO CRED: ELLYNN’S MOMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY

MODS

• TA built short block by Andrew Yates • Forced Performance green turbo • Air Performance 3P suspension • SK Forged 3 piece wheels • Custom airbrushed interior and exterior by Jeremy Carey Studios • TurboXs fmic, bov, intake, #4 cylinder cooling mod • South Bend clutch • Retrofit Headlights by Braggin Lightz • Custom triple a-pillar gauge pod with Cobb AccessPort holder and cluster bezel with molded gauge pod by EScustomsNY • Designed and built custom air ride hatch set up by car owner, Brandi (ig: 13_swp_wrx)

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CA RL IS L E RE C ORD BRE A K ING YE A R CARLISLE PRESS RELEASE

THE 2022 CARLISLE FORD NATIONALS (JUNE 3-5) BECAME THE LARGEST CAR SHOW EVER PRODUCED BY CARLISLE EVENTS ! Carlisle, PA – Carlisle Events has been hosting

You heard right, the 2022 Carlisle Ford Nationals (June 3-5) became the largest car show ever produced by Carlisle Events and in doing so, broke a record previously set in 2003 by a non-Ford event. This makes the Carlisle Ford Nationals THE “King of the Hill” at Carlisle and with room to spare over some of its brand X competitors.

automotive gatherings at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds

With amazing weather spanning three days, the National

since 1974. In addition, the Carlisle Ford N ationals

Parts Depot Showfield quickly filled up, bringing car

presented by Meguiar’s has been entertaining tens of

owners and enthusiasts together to mix, mingle, and

thousands of enthusiasts since its inception in 1995.

enjoy the sights and sounds of all things Ford. Not

This year, the company who has welcomed generations

only were the cars on display, but vendors were set

of families through its gates for nearly 50 years, and

up too, offering shopping opportunities for those

the event, which has been growing in size for the past

looking for OEM or NOS items, plus merchandise,

10 years, set an all-time high for registered Showfield

collectibles, and more. While parts and shopping are

vehicles with 3,454.

a popular draw for those coming to Carlisle, the display

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CA RL IS L E RE C ORD BRE A K ING YE A R CARLISLE PRESS RELEASE cars are what really grabs everyone’s attention…

Summit, Electric Avenue (EV’s), and the annual Ford

and grab their attention they did.

Nationals Select display in Building Y.

It’s only fitting that a record-setting event set a few

Cars didn’t just show at Carlisle, they were in motion

other records along the way. In addition to its grandiose

too by way of a trio of parades and some exciting

nature, the Carlisle Ford Nationals also hosted a record

track activities. Select cars from the SSP Mustang display

amount of registered Shelby vehicles. Team Shelby

paraded around the grounds, Team Shelby hosted

boasted over 400 registered club members and

a grand cruise-in, and nearly 300 Showfield participants

made a real splash indoors too, as part of their 60-

rolled into the streets of downtown Carlisle for the

year celebration. In Building T at 3 p.m. on June 3,

annual Ford Parade and Street Party.

Gary Patterson, president of Shelby American, Jim Owens, Mustang and Shelby Marketing Manager, Carlisle Events co-owners Bill Miller, Jr. and Lance Miller, and anxious onlookers witnessed the unveiling of the “Cammer Cobra” concept, a 427 SOHC V8 powered continuation Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe.

In addition, Friday hosted track time with Gateway Mustang and Ford Performance Racing School (FPRS) plus a Real Street Shootout (autocross). Saturday offered more track fun with Gateway and FPRS, plus a rolling exhaust contest, and rolling burnout and donut contest supported by Atturo Tires. VMP

Special displays included the Lightweight Reunion

Performance also came to Carlisle and brought the

in Building T, 40 years of SSP Mustangs, the Bronco

cars to life with dyno tuning. Families even got to

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CA RL IS L E RE C ORD BRE A K I NG YE A R CARLISLE PRESS RELEASE enjoy some monster truck rides by way of the Virginia Giant. This star-studded event included some special guests too. Of course, Ford stood front and center as a brand, but with them came some familiar faces, including John Clor, Jim Owens, Kash Singh, Carl Widmann, and Emeline King. In addition, Steve Saxty and Al Joniec found their way to Carlisle, while Camilo Pardo, designer of the 2005 Ford GT and Steve Saleen also spent time at Carlisle meeting guests and signing autographs. Jack Roush, Jr. even surprised showgoers by attending the Carlisle Ford Nationals for the first time. Save the date because the 2023 Carlisle Ford N ationals returns to the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds June 2-4. Planned special display themes include an SVT Anniversary Reunion, SVT Cobra Reunion, Ford Lightning Anniversary Reunion, the Coyote Den Display (open to all Coyote Powered Fords including swaps), and a Malaise Era Vehicle Display. For details on this event or to check out the winner’s list and photos visit CarlisleEvents.com. PHOTO CRED: ROB WALKO PHOTOGRAPHY

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IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TO THE EVENT, YOU MUST ATTEND AT LEAST ONCE TO SEE THE ACTION!

The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center is a rare facility that can house thousands of displays and vendors all under one roof. They operate over 80 events per year. The building itself has history and it is the perfect venue for trade shows,

Did you know that agriculture is Pennsylvania’s number

conferences, meetings, and activities.

one industry? To help residents and visitors learn

With 1 million square feet under one roof and 60

more about our state, the Pennsylvania Farm Show

acres of parking, it is a no brainer that when they

Complex & Expo Center hosts the nation’s largest

host anything vehicle related, EVERYONE comes

indoor agricultural based event annually in its 24

out of the woodwork to come see what is on display

acre building in Harrisburg. Not only that, but they

year to year. This past year we took our team and

host one of the best indoor displays of cars, trucks,

found some really unique rides.

and motorcycles in the area. They even have an indoor dirt track for Motocross! If you have never been to the event, you MUST attend at least once to see the action!

From Rat Rods to Classics to modern muscle, we saw just about everything you can imagine. We even found a truck tubbed out with a hot tub to include

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PE NNSYLVANIA FA RM SHOW DANIEL RAMEY built in television screens and surround sound. Talk about literally being “tubbed” out! This thing was amazing. The colors and the paint on every vehicle gleamed under the Expo Center lights and it was amazing to see the wicked rides displayed all over the property. Check your schedules and mark it on your calendar. The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center is a destination you must make it to in 2023! PHOTO CRED: DANIEL RAMEY

SHOTS FROM THE SHOW P E N N S Y LVA NI A FA R M S H O W— P H O T O S B Y D A NIE L R A ME Y

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SHOTS F ROM T HE SHOW PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW — PHOTOS BY DANIEL RAMEY

IN T HE “HE ADL IGHTS" AMERICA’S WARRIORS CARE PACKAGE PROJECTS

The AWCPP collects and provides individual packages of

“It’s probably the most rewarding thing I’ve ever done. I didn’t

nonperishable food and personal care items along with hand

have the courage to do what they do; to go over there and

written notes and handmade cards from children and other

risk your life. They are the 1% and when you get a letter that

grateful Americans. We are a group of military family members,

says it’s a morale boost… it’s humbling” said Dawn Geigen.

veterans, and friends who get together to send care packag-

This initiative started five years ago. Dawn’s son had enlisted in the military the previous year and had not yet been de-

Our deployed military servicemen and women may be out of

ployed, however through networking with other military fam-

sight but never out of mind for this Carroll County, MD nonprofit

ilies, she came across a disheartening photo on social media.

organization spearheaded by Dawn Geigan. Their mission: to

It showed troops in Afghanistan sleeping on the ground next

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es to our deployed military.

collect and send care packages loaded with perishable prod-

to a military vehicle. Her first thought was, “That’s where

ucts from home to show that America still cares.

they are? Is this the best we can do for them?”

THE PURPOSE OF THE AMERICA’S WARRIORS CARE PACKAGE PROJECTS FOUNDATION IS TO LET OUR AMERICAN MILITARY TROOPS ON DEPLOYMENT KNOW THAT THEY ARE NOT FORGOTTEN. Their basic needs are covered of course, but some units in

The AWCPP 2022 car meets happen every third Sunday of the

remote locations do without basic comforts from home. They

month at The Greene Turtle in Westminster from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

may not have access to stores, a PX or MCX if things run out.

Donations of perishable goods and cash donations are appreciated

Or they may not have family back home to send things. Simple

and accepted at the meets. A list of need and accepted items can

things like razors get dull and unless someone sends more, that

be found at www.awcpp.comIdeas-for-Care-Packages.php.

is all they have . Some units eat mostly MREs which are Meals

The Greene Turtle donates 20% of patron’s tabs (including

Ready to Eat. They are meals in a Mylar type of packaging, not

bar tabs) to AWCPP the day of the meets as well. Free Coffee

necessarily appealing and they do get old after eating them for

(provided by Hahn’s Pork & Beans Store) and cookies (provided

a while. So although they are certainly fed, there is nothing like

by Snickerdoodles) are available at the meets. They also have

food from home. She wanted the troops to feel comfortable

a Snowball Truck (provided by J&B’s Sweet Treats) there for

and supported from those back home so she started sending

the children. If you can’t make it and still want to support a

care packages. Soon word traveled and many donations of

great cause, you can donate online at www.awcpp.com/

food and non-perishable items arrived. Her friends and family

Donate-Now.php.

along with complete strangers wanted to help. So, America’s Warriors Care Package Projects was born. Now a 501c3 non-profit, the fund is managed by the Community Foundation of Carroll County in Westminster, MD. They have sent out thousands of care packages over the years. While their basic needs are covered, not all service members have

If you’re looking for a fun monthly event in the Maryland/ Pennsylvania area this summer, this one supports a great cause and is definitely worth checking out!

PHOTO CRED: CHUCK DEKETT

access to a store or have family to send them things. From Utz chips to Snyder’s pretzels, razors to toothpaste, Girl Scout cookies to beef jerky, the packages include lots of comfort items, including special requests from the service member or their family.

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This labor of love adds up. Their largest shipment of 255 boxes

• August 21

cost $4,500 to mail. For fundraising, AWCPP turned to local car

• September 18

groups to help them raise money, hosting monthly meet ups to fuel donations, and just have fun.

• October 16 • November 13

10am- 1pm

The Greene Turtle 830 Market St, Westminster, MD 21157

“JUST THE TIP DAMN YOU’RE HOT!!

coming out of the engine, especially if you’re pushing the vehicle hard. That heated gas is spinning the

So, you have a turbocharger… talking to you EcoBoost

turbine, heating it and the turbine shaft. The oil

peeps. There has been a lot of debate about letting

that is being pumped to the turbo from the engine

the engine idle for a minute once you’ve reached

is cooler and cools the shaft and bearings. The

your destination, before turning off the car, to let

question is – do I need to let my vehicle run for a

the turbo cool. But is it needed? First, let’s take

minute to let the shaft and bearings cool down

a look at how the turbo works. As exhaust leaves 2 0 2 2

prior to shutting off the car? Typically no, you do not.

the engine, it gets routed through the turbo where

Normal daily driving will not heat the turbo enough

it spins a turbine, while on the other side of the

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turbo, the turbine shaft is spinning a fan that

oil from the engine. Of course, exhaust gas is hot

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and can easily reach 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit

that it could potentially damage the bearings, but if you are out taking laps around the track at max

is essentially drawing air into the manifold at high

speed and really pushing the motor, it’s a good idea

pressure (boost). The turbine shaft is lubricated with

to let it idle for a minute to let the cooler oil from the engine pan help cool the shaft and bearings. P

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Editor-In-Chief: Daniel Ramey Editor-In-Chief: Kaitlyn Ramey Creative Director: Chuck DeKett HR Director: Anita Everett SR Director: TJ Perry Analytics Director: Tim Perry

HISTORY AND RESEARCH DIRECTOR: Scott Bieber

SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTORS: Nicklas Bieber Lisa Cook Mike Everett

SOCIAL EVENTS DIRECTORS:

Laura Mattern Dan Medina Dave Moyer Tija Moyer Brad Peterson Michelle Van Sickler

CRUISE EVENTS DIRECTORS:

Mark Ide Laura Ide Joerg Werner

CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS DIRECTOR:

Rayn Hoch

MARKETING DIRECTORS:

Joyce Galanti Doug Smith

LOCKED & LOADED SEMA RELATIONS DIRECTOR

Mark Dennis

OPERATIONS DIRECTORS:

Robert Moorman (Northeast Region) Jeff Dixon (Southeast Region) Janie Cantu (Midwest Region) Don Houston (Midwest Region) Roberto Marty (Midwest Region) Ingo Rutenberg (Canadian Region) Dawn Rutenberg (Canadian Region)

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