Arkansas Tin Lizzies
is a chapter of the Model T Ford Club of America.
Our web site is for members to stay abreast of current club activities
as well as past fun together. Visitors to the site are invited to
view the activities of Arkansans having fun with their T's and also
learn about our club. People interested in joining our club can
print
a membership application from this web site. Click here for the
application. We encourage all of our members to join the Model T Ford
Club of America.
We don't have
many volunteers for the Winter Clinic
(February 17 & 18, 2012).
If you would like to present something (anything) please let me know
as soon as possible.
Email: whh@nwabcs.com or call
(479) 236-3630,
Currently all we
have is a presentation by Al Spencer, "Things We Do" by Ken Swan and
an update and presentation on the Dynamometer testing of a Model T
Engine.
Also, please
call Nellie if you plan on attending so we can get an accurate
headcount for lunch on Friday.
News
Flash!
Mike Walker is
getting lots of interest in our Spring Tour from all over the US.
Our notice in the "Vintage Ford" has been successful.
Arkansas Tin Lizzie
Members must
register also so that we can get an accurate count on the number of
cars/people we will have attending the tour. There will be a
mailing to members regarding both the Winter Meeting and
registration for the Spring Tour. Please return your
registration and inspection form to Mike Walker if you plan on
participating in the Spring Tour.
President
Vice-President
Sec./Treasurer
Director
Director
Director
Webmaster
Newsletter Editor
Rex Poe David Ragsdale Tommie Mathis
Curt Harris (Mike Walker ~ Spring Tour) Ron Wood Ken Swan Bill Howell Nellie Howell
This and That...
and other stuff of
interest
(Updated May 20, 2009)
"We
are all just stewards of these cars. Somebody owned them before we
did, somebody will own them after we are gone. The money that we pay
for them or the money that we take for them is just a way to
determine who will steward what car and for how long. It is our
obligation to steward not only the physical Model T, but also the
knowledge, the folklore, and the spirit of the cars to pass to the
next generation of owners. We need to be telling the stories as well
as the knowledge of how to set the spark and adjust the gas." --
Stan Howe
Have you
seen the Solid Model of the "Model T Engine?"
Click here to give it a look! Thanks
to the UC Berkeley E128 Final Project (Team) Spring 2010, Siva Bharadvaj,
Clarissa Harrison and Justin Leong.
Have
you heard about the Dynamometer Testing of the Model T Engine?
Click here for an update.
The group made a presentation at the recent Sunflower State Crankers
Winter Clinic in Hutchinson, KS
