Classic Cars and Car Care

CLASSIC CARS and CAR CARE

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A special supplement to the Prosser Record-Bulletin and Grandview Herald • June 21, 2017

Auto Show Schedule OSRA - LUCKY EAGLE CASINO CAR & BIKE SHOW - Olympia Ken Parsons 360.791.4433 August 12, 2017

RODS & RIDES - Stanwood To Help Prevent Suicide Charity Run Angie Drake 425.622.3313 June 24, 2017

AUBURN’S SUMMER CRUISE-INs - Auburn Mary Bowers 253.931.3043 August 17, 2017

VAROOM MUKILTEO - Mukilteo Kim Voetberg 425.347.1456 June 25, 2017 MASON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY CAR SHOW - Shelton Dave Dally 360.427.1020 June 25, 2017 BELLEVUE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL CLASSIC AUTO SHOW - Bellevue Wendy McNeal 425.450.1049 June 25, 2017

TERRY HOME SHOW & SHINE - Pacific Tim Norman 253.486.6298 August 19, 2017 27th Annual 5 Star Classic Car Show - Dupont Jack Curtis 253-212-3622 August 19, 2017

DREAMBUILDERS CAR SHOW - Monroe Steve Myers 425.599.5127 July 1, 2017

HOT RODS & HOT BIKES SHOW - Bonney Lake Bonney Lake Food Bank Sheri Woods 253-230-0982 August 26, 2017

AUBURN’S 4TH OF JULY CAR SHOW - Auburn Kristy Pachciarz - 253.931.3043 July 4, 2017

ACPA CAROUSEL MUSEUM CAR SHOW & FLEA MARKET - Bickleton David Haynes 509.896.2062 September 2, 2017

ROSE CITY CORVETTES FT. VANCOUVER CAR SHOW - Vancouver MOVED! Sharon WagerSimmons 971.330.9234 July 8, 2017

WHEELIN’ WALLA WALLA WEEKEND - Walla Walla Cindy Frost 509.529.8755 September 8 - 9, 2017

12th ANNUAL CAMAS CAR SHOW - Camas Carrie Schulstad 360.904.0218 July 8, 2017

WHEELS ON THE WATERFRONT - Everett Ashley Bontje 425.258.7999 September 9, 2017

11th ANNUAL RAZZ & SHINE CRUISE IN - Lynden Blake Starkenburg 360.303.7610 July 15, 2017

EDMONDS CLASSIC CAR SHOW - Edmonds Brady Wright 206.660.1023 September 10 - 11, 2017

SHOW-N-SHINE / PICNIC IN THE PARK - Hansville Bob Bennion 360.638.1992 July 16, 2017

CGICM ALL MOTORCYCLE SWAP MEET & SHOW - Stevenson Daniel Host 509.427.8210 September 16, 2017

AUBURN’S SUMMER CRUISE-INs - Auburn Mary Bowers 253.931.3043 July 20, 2017

PALOUSE DAY SHOW & SHINE - Palouse Loren Estes 509.878.1852 September 16, 2017

WESTERN WA ALL BRITISH FIELD MEET - Kenmore July 22, 2017

4TH ANNUAL DECADES OF DISTINCTION CAR SHOW - Coulee City Goldye Moyer 509.632.5291 September 23 - 24, 2017

VIETNAM VETERANS 7TH ANNUAL CAR SHOW - Bellingham July 23, 2017 AQUAFEST CLASSIC CAR SHOW - Lake Stevens Jaime Guzman 425.397.2344 July 30, 2017 5th ANNUAL CAR SHOW & BRUNCH! - Arlington Rhodes River Ranch - Robert Kruse - 425-275-8540 August 5, 2017

5TH ANNUAL FALL CAR SHOWDOWN - Mount Vernon Aric Gaither 360.416.1350 September 23, 2017 SNOHOMISH CLASSIC CAR & HOT ROD DISPLAY - Snohomish Pam Osborne 425.344.8533 September 24, 2017

AUBURNFEST CAR SHOW - Auburn Amanda Valdez 253.931.3043 August 12, 2017

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Timeline of American Automotive History

1897: Olds Motor Vehicle Company opens its doors, and the unique Stanley Steamer debuts.

1899: First factory opens to build cars – Oldsmobiles, in fact.

1900: Future Cadillac Majordomo Henry Leland develops idea of “Interchangeable Parts,” thereby greatly reducing the number of times per day an auto assembler yelled the phrase, “Somebody hand me a sledge so I can get this piston to fit.”

1911: Chevrolet Motor Company organizes.

1912: Cadillac reduces the number of users’ broken wrists by introducing the first electric self-starter. Also in 1912: First white traffic lines appear on a street in Redlands, California, but few drivers know what they meant – several head-ons later, some people begin to catch on.

1913: First moving production line powers-up at Ford’s Highland Park, Michigan, plant.

1914: Work begins on the Lincoln Highway, America’s first transcontinental road, stretching from New York to San Francisco, while the nation’s first red/ green traffic light is installed in Cleveland.

1916: Packard introduces its “Twin-Six” engine, the world’s first production V-12.

1918: Chevrolet becomes part of the growing General Motors conglomerate.

1901: Bathtub magnate David Dunbar Buick builds his first car.

1902: Cadillac Automobile Company founded.

1903: Ford Motor Company formed, with just $28,000 in cash.

1905: First stolen car reported (in St. Louis).

1908: Henry Ford’s affordable, indestructible Model T debuts and puts America on wheels. Also in 1908, William Crapo Durant puts together a venture capital deal that creates General Motors.

1910: The first rear-view mirror is used in Ray Harroun’s Marmon Wasp, the car he would drive to victory at the inaugural Indy 500 the following year.

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1920: Iowa farm boys Fred and Augie Duesenberg build the first of what would become one of the finest American automotive marques of all time.

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1921: First drive-in restaurant opens: Royce Hailey’s Pig Stand, in Dallas, where you didn’t have to practice good hygiene in order to be served.

1924: Walter P. Chrysler builds the first car bearing his name.

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Little Deuce Coupe The Beach Boys

Little deuce Coupe You don’t know what I got Little deuce Coupe You don’t know what I got Well I’m not braggin’ babe so don’t put me down But I’ve got the fastest set of wheels in town When something comes up to me he don’t even try Cause if I had a set of wings man I know she could fly She’s my little deuce coupe You don’t know what I got (My little deuce coupe) (You don’t know what I got) Just a little deuce coupe with a flat head mill But she’ll walk a Thunderbird like (she’s) it’s standin’ still She’s ported and relieved and she’s stroked and bored.

She’ll do a hundred and forty with the top end floored

She’s my little deuce coupe You don’t know what I got (My little deuce coupe) (You don’t know what I got)

She’s got a competition clutch with the four on the floor And she purrs like a kitten till the lake pipes roar And if that ain’t enough to make you flip your lid There’s one more thing, I got the pink slip daddy And comin’ off the line when the light turns green Well she blows ‘em outta the water like you never seen I get pushed out of shape and it’s hard to steer When I get rubber in all four gears She’s my little deuce coupe You don’t know what I got

(My little deuce coupe) (You don’t know what I got) She’s my little deuce coupe You don’t know what I got (My little deuce coupe) (You don’t know what I got) She’s my little deuce coupe You don’t know what I got “I Can’t Drive 55”

One foot on the brake and one on the gas, hey Well, there’s too much traffic, I can’t pass, no So I tried my best illegal move A big black and white come and crushed my groove again Go on and write me up for 125 Post my face, wanted dead or alive Take my license, all that jive I can’t drive 55, oh no, uh So I signed my name on number 24, hey Yeah the judge said, “Boy, just one more,

huh I’m gonna throw your ass in the city joint” Looked me in the eye, said, “You get my point?”

I say “Yeah!, Oh yeah” Write me up for 125 Post my face, wanted dead or alive Take my license, all that jive I can’t drive 55, oh yeah (I can’t drive 55) (I can’t drive 55) (I can’t drive 55) (I can’t drive) 55, uh When I drive that slow, you know it’s hard to steer And I can’t get my car out of second gear What used to take two hours now takes all day Huh, it took me 16 hours to get to L.A. Go on and write me up for 125 Post my face, wanted dead or alive Take my license, all that jive I can’t drive 55 No, no, no, I can’t drive, (I can’t drive 55) I can’t drive (I can’t drive 55) (I can’t drive 55) (I can’t drive 55)

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The First Automobile

The First Automobile

Bells &Whistles We mostly stick with basics When we make a major buy, So recommended bells and whistles Seem to pass us by.

Yet today we took possession Of our brand-new Subaru And to get new safety features, We were forced to upgrade, too.

For the first time, we’ve a moon roof We can open for some air, Which I think I will enjoy, although I didn’t think I’d care.

We have fog lights and a camera To provide a view behind And both seat and wiper warmers, Which in winter I won’t mind.

There are sensors that start beeping If you drift from here to there And the visors have extenders To reduce the threat of glare.

So I wonder if to basics This will make me bid farewells For I think I can get used to All these whistles and these bells!

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The first stationary gasoline engine developed by Carl Benz was a one-cylinder two-stroke unit which ran for the first time on New Year’s Eve 1879. Benz had so much commercial success with this engine that he was able to devote more time to his dream of creating a lightweight car powered by a gasoline engine, in which the chassis and engine formed a single unit.

The major features of the two-seater vehicle, which was completed in 1885, were the compact high-speed single-cylinder four-stroke engine installed horizontally at the rear, the tubular steel frame, the differential and three wire-spoked wheels.

Photo courtesy of Daimler

The three-wheeled Benz Patent Motor Car, model no. 1. On Jan. 29, 1886, Carl Benz applied for a patent for his “vehicle powered by a gas engine.” The patent – number 37435 – may be regarded as the birth certificate of the automobile.

The engine output was 0.75 hp (0.55 kW).

Details included an automatic intake slide, a controlled exhaust valve, high-voltage electrical vibrator ignition with spark plug, and water/thermo siphon evaporation cooling.

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Grandview Car Show Back for the 12th Year

By Victoria Walker

The 12th Annual Grandview Chamber of Commerce Car Show will be held in conjunction with the Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo on Saturday, Aug. 12.

The show is open to all makes, models and years, including motorcycles, tractors and farm trucks, and usually attracts in excess of 100 vehicles.

There will be a grand prize of $700 cash awarded, in addition to trophies, door prizes, and other cash prizes.

All show participants will be entered in a drawing for the $700 grand prize.

Registration is $20 per car, and $15 per motorcycle, and includes fair admission for two people.

Entry into the fairgrounds begins at 8 a.m., the show ends at 2 p.m. Judging of entries will take place from 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. Vehicles may be registered the day of the show, or registrations may be mailed in advance. Entry forms for vehicles may be submitted until 12:30 p.m. Pacific Time on the day of the show.

A separate entry form must be submitted for each vehicle entered. All vehicles must be insured and owners should have proof of insurance with them.

All applicable fees must be paid in full at the time the car show entry form is submitted For more information, 509-786-8270, or send an email dmeyer@sisart.com Information, entry form, and car show location map are on the web at www. visitgrandview.org.

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2017 GRANDVIEW CHAMBER CAR SHOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 12th ANNUAL CAR SHOW HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE YAKIMA VALLEY FAIR & RODEO!!!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2017

COUNTRY PARK EVENT CENTER AND FAIR GROUNDS 812 WALLACE WAY, GRANDVIEW, WA, 98930.

THE GRANDVIEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CAR SHOW IS OPEN TO ALL MAKES, MODELS, AND YEARS, INCLUDING TRACTORS!!!

$700 CASH GRAND PRIZE (awarded through a ticket drawing) PROVIDED BY THE YAKIMA VALLEY FAIR & RODEO! DOOR PRIZES! CASH PRIZES! POKER WALK! PLAQUES AND TROPHIES AWARDED! FREE FAIR ENTRY FOR UP TO TWO PEOPLE PER CAR SHOW REGISTERED VEHICLE! • • • • • • • • •

Car show parking will be on beautiful grass area during Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo event!

Car show registration opens at 8 a.m., show ends by 2 p.m. Entry to fairgrounds starts at 8 a.m.

Entries must be registered by 10:30 a.m. to be judged. Judging is from 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 a.m.

Registration fee is $20 per car or vehicle, and $15 per motorcycle. Registrations mailed in advance MUST be received by the Chamber by 8-10-16, but the registration fee is still $20 per car and $15 per motorcycle.

A separate entry form must be submitted for each vehicle entered.

All applicable fees must be paid in full at the time the car show entry form is submitted.

Vehicle Registration Forms may be submitted on day of show up to 12:30 p.m. Pacific Time on 8-13-16.

For more information, please contact Dawn Meyer at 509-790-8270, the Grandview Chamber of Commerce at 509-882-2100, or send an email to: dmeyer@slstart.com A Car Show entry form & location map are provided at www.yvfair-rodeo.org

Please complete form below and mail with payment to Grandview Chamber or bring on day of show: ======================================================================================== 2017 Grandview Chamber of Commerce Car Show - Saturday 8/12/17, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.

REGISTRATION FORM

Required Entrant Information (please print):

License Plate No.:____________________

Name:___________________________________________Address:___________________________________ City:_________________________________ State:_______ Zip:____________ Phone:____________________ Email Address:_____________________________ Club Affiliation:____________________________________ Make:__________________________ Model:________________________ Year:_________ Color:__________ Circle ONE of the vehicle classes on the back of this form in which you want to enter this vehicle.

Optional: If you are a military veteran (THANK YOU!) please provide the name of military branch in which you served, and number of years of service: Branch:_______________________, Number of Years:______ Signature:_________________________________________________________ Date:_____________________

The vehicle owner signing above agrees to expressly and forever waive and release any and all claims against, and agree to hold harmless and indemnify, the Grandview Chamber of Commerce, the Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo, the City of Grandview, and all their respective officers, directors, board members, employees, agents, representatives, successors or assigns of any kind, with regard to any and all claims and/or liabilities associated with any loss, damage, or injury, including any third party claims, claims for consequential damages, and/or claims for loss of revenue that may occur during the 2017 Grandview Chamber of Commerce Car Show on August 12, 2017 or at any time during the 2017 Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo event. Vehicle owner(s) do hereby grant permission for photos of owner(s) and/or entered vehicle(s) to be taken during the car show and utilized at the discretion of the Grandview Chamber of Commerce and owner(s) expressly agrees to waive any and all rights to any compensation for such photos. Please submit a separate entry form for each vehicle that you wish to enter in the Grandview Chamber Car Show. All vehicles entered in the car show must be insured, and owners may be asked for proof of insurance at any time during the show. Vehicle owner(s) signing above also agrees that the Grandview Chamber Car Show reserves the sole and undisputed right and discretion to exclude and/or reject any car show participants and/or vehicles at any time for any reason.

To register in advance, please return this completed form with your check payable to Grandview Chamber of Commerce, and mail to Grandview Chamber of Commerce, Attn: Car Show, P.O. Box 717, Grandview, WA, 98930.

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Synthetic Oil Performs Nearly 50 Percent Better Than Conventional Oil in AAA’s tests Bellevue - Making an informed choice about oil changes just got easier, thanks to new research on the quality of engine oil. AAA found that synthetic oil outperformed conventional oil by an average of nearly 50 percent in its independent evaluation, offering vehicles significantly better engine protection for only $5 more per month when following a factory-recommended oil change schedule. To protect vehicle engines, particularly those that operate in extreme conditions drivers should consider a switch to synthetic oil at their next oil change service.

“Oil protects critical engine components from damage and AAA found that synthetic engine oils performed an average of 47 percent better than conventional oils in a variety of industrystandard tests,” said John Nielsen, AAA’s managing director of Automotive Engineering and Repair. “With its superior resistance to deterioration, AAA’s findings indicate that synthetic oil is particularly beneficial to newer vehicles with turbo-charged engines and for vehicles that frequently drive in stopand-go traffic, tow heavy loads or operate in extreme hot or cold conditions.”

While only a limited number of vehicles specifically require synthetic oil, all vehicles can benefit from using synthetic oil. At an oil change service, many drivers are offered a choice between conventional or synthetic oil. However, in a companion AAA nationwide survey of U.S. drivers, 44 percent are either unsure (27 percent) or do not believe (17 percent) that the more expensive synthetic oil is better for a vehicle’s engine. Reasons cited for regularly choosing the cheaper, conventional oil include feeling that synthetic oil is too expensive, offers no benefit, that the upgrade to synthetic oil is an unnecessary up-sell by a repair facility, or they are simply not offered the choice.

Switching from a conventional oil to a synthetic oil will cost the average driver $64 more per year, or an extra $5.33 per month. A survey of AAA’s Approved Auto Repair facilities reveals that the average cost of a conventional oil change is $38, while a synthetic oil change is $70.

For those that change their vehicle’s oil themselves, the average cost of 5 quarts of conventional oil is approximately $28, while synthetic oil is $45. AAA’s survey also shows that vast majority (83 percent) of service professionals select synthetic oil for their personal vehicles.

“It’s understandable that drivers may be skeptical of any service that is nearly twice the cost of the alternative,” continued Nielsen. “While a manufacturer-approved conventional oil will not harm a vehicle’s engine, the extra $30 per oil change could actually save money in the long run by protecting critical engine components over time.”

The hesitation to select a synthetic oil may stem from American distrust in repair facilities. Another recent AAA survey found that two-thirds of U.S. drivers do not trust repair facilities, with most citing concern over the recommendation of unnecessary services. Those looking for a trusted repair facility are urged to consider one that meets AAA’s high standards, including, technician certifications, ongoing training, financial stability, facility cleanliness, insurance requirements, rigorous inspections and customer satisfaction through the AAA Approved Auto Repair (AAR) program.

AAA’s engine oil research focused on eight industry-standard ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) tests to evaluate the quality of both synthetic and conventional engine oils in terms of shear stability, deposit formation, volatility, cold-temperature pumpability, oxidation resistance and oxidation-

induced rheological changes. At the time of testing, all tested oils were licensed by the American Petroleum Institute and advertised to meet the International Lubricants Standardization and Approval

Gary O’s 9th Annual Car and Bike Show

By Victoria Walker

The 9th Annual Gary Oldfield Car & Bike Show will be held Aug. 19 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. sponsored by Post 3207, the Amvets Post 99 and Auxiliaries in Prosser.

Folks from all over the Valley love attending this annual event, the entries will have polished, shined and be ready to be judged.

There is a $20 entry fee. Judging begins at 1-2 with the auction beginning at 2 p.m. both live and silent. At 3 p.m. trophies will be given out; the raffle drawing will happen and then it is time to dance.

The day’s activities will have included a BBQ - Serving Hamburgers for $6 and one large Hot Dog $4 which will be available from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Bring your car, truck or bike and participate in a great event!

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Classy Chassy Show & Shine

Kennewick - Classy Chassy Show & Shine is scheduled the second weekend in May every year, on Friday night and Saturday.

On Friday night we have preregistration, poker run, and rally, leaving Saturday for the main event.

This year, the Partnership and Historic Kennewick played host to over 200 cars.

Each year we have t-shirts, a poker walk, raffles, and give-a-ways.

2017 Best in Show winner of the Classy Chassy Show & Shine winner is Dale Kintzley and his 1958 Packard 2 Dr. Hardtop Custom.

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By Popular Mechanics

Top Three Most Expensive Cars Ever Sold at Auction

1957 Ferrari 335 S Spider Scaglietti Chassis 0674 Price $35,711,359.00 1956 Ferrari 290 MM Chassis 0626 Price $28,050,000.00

1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta Chassis 3851 GT Price $38,115,000.00

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