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39th Annual NWDRA High Performance Swap Meet
Jan. 25, 2015
Clark County Event Center, Vancouver, WA.
Salem Collector Car Auction
January 31, 2015 -- Salem. OR.
Oregon State Fairgrounds 2330 17th St. NE Salem, OR. Viewing 8am auction 9:30am, Contact 541 689-6824
www.petersencollectorcars.com FLYER
Sacramento Autorama
February 12-14, 2016 -- Sacramento, California
Cal Expo Fairgrounds Sacramento, California. The Sacramento Autorama is now in its 65th year. Known as the Kustom Capital of the World and boasts being home to one of the longest running indoor car shows in the world.
39th Annual Southern Oregon Rod and Custom Show
February 13-14, 2016 -- Central Point
Jackson County Fairgrounds 1 Peninger Road, Central Point, OR.
Contact: 541-973-9889
Annual Early Bird Swap Meet
Feb 13-14, 2016 -- Puyallup WA.
Western Washington fairgrounds 110 9th Avenue SW Puyallup, WA. Profits from the swap meet are used in the area communities for Youth Activities, Charities, Food Banks and Youth Scholarships with emphasis on students seeking a career in the automotive field. The Tacoma Model T Club has won the prestigious "Eagle One" award three years for being the most charitable car club in America.
Contact: Charlie Ostlund 253-863-6211 -or- email email@example.com
10th Annual Salem Roadster Show
February 20-21, 2016
Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th St NE, Salem. High profile collection of the Northwest's finest hot rods, classics, muscle cars, motorcycles, customs and more! Contact: 503-363-0442 or 541-928-3149
44th Annual Bob Paeth Portland Classic Model Car Contest
February 27, 2016 -- Wilsonville
Contact: Portland Classic MCC, 13640 SE Hwy SP 151, Clackamas, OR 97015, 503-655-3365 or firstname.lastname@example.com
39th Annual Roseburg Benefit Car Show
March 11-13, 2016 -- Roseburg
Douglas County Fairgrounds. Hours: Saturday 10am-7pm, Sunday 10am-5pm. $6 per person
Contact: Stray Angels & Umpqua Flatheads, Larry 541-817-5044 or Gordon 541-643-8467 for entry forms or information
24th Annual Astoria Swap Meet
March 12, 2016 -- Astoria
Clatsop County Fairground 92937 Walluski Loop, Astoria, OR. Hours: 8am-3pm. Contact: Lower Columbia Classics, P.O. Box 1259, Astoria, OR 97103, Rod 971-219-5517 http://www.clatsopfairgrounds.com/Classic_Car_Swap_Reg.pdf
3rd Annual Curry County Cruiser's St. Patrick's Day Poker Run
March 12, 2016 -- Brookings
Brookings-Harbor Shopping Center Registration begins at Noon; Contact: Jim 541 813-1214
Almost Spring Swap Meet
Mar 12-13, 2016 - Puyallup, WA;
Washington State Fairgrounds, 110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371; 8:00 am-5:00 pm (Sat), 9:00 am-3:00
pm (Sun); Contact: Gallopin' Gertie Model "A" Ford Club; (253) 833-3926;
60th Annual Portland Roadster Show
March 18-20, 2016 -- Expo Center
Please e-mail any MHRC or Roadster Show questions to: PRS Chairman: firstname.lastname@example.com
Snail Mail: MHRC, P.O. Box 55067 Portland, OR. 97238
Phone: 503-232-4567 FAX: 503-234-1699
34th Annual Goodguys All American Get-together
March 19-20, 2016 -- Pleasanton, CA.
Alameda County Fairgrounds - Pleasanton, CA. Featuring All Years of American Made or Powered Hot Rods,
Customs, Classics, Muscle Cars and Trucks, Goodguys AutoCross, Indoor Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet and Cars 4 Sale Corral.
PIR Auto Swap Meet
March 31-April 2, 2016 -- Portland
Portland International Raceway. Hours: Thursday-Saturday 7am-5pm,
Contact: PIR Swap Meet, 1940 N. Victory Blvd, Portland, OR 97217, 503-307-5420 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Portland Swap Meet
April 1-3, 2016 -- Portland, OR.
Portland Expo Center. 2060 N. Marine Dr. Portland, Or. Hours: Friday 7am-7pm, Saturday - 7am-5pm, Sunday 8am-1pm.
Contact: Portland Swap Meet Committee, P.O. Box 1395, Wilsonville, OR 97070-1395, 503-678-2100
3rd Annual Cascade High School Car Show
April 9, 2016 -- Turner, OR.
Cascade High School 10226 Marion Rd. Turner, OR. Contact: Lonny Adams (530) 932-2553 or Kerry Bangert (503) 551-9148
26th Annual Pacific NW Model Car Fest
April 16, 2016 -- Portland
Model Car Show and Swap Meet
26th Annual Kool April Nites
April 16-24, 2016 -- Redding, Calif.
Redding Civic Auditorium, 700 Auditorium Dr. Redding, Calif. Contact: (530) 226-0844
Eugene Roadster Show
April 23-24, 2016 -- Eugene, OR.
Willamalane Center for Sports & Recreation, 250 S. 32nd St. Springfield, OR.
Contact Teri (541) 954-0227 or Dennis (541) 521-9007
Diego's 6th Annual Spring Fling Car Show
April 25, 2015 -- Redmond, OR. 8am - 3pm
Evergreen & 7th street, Redmond, OR. Contact: 541-316-2002
Silver's Portland Collector Car Auction
April 16, 2016 - Portland,
Portland Expo Center Hall E2, 2060 N Marine Drive, Portland, OR 97217
Contact: Silver Collector Car Auctions; 800 255 4485; email@example.com ;
Corvallis Historic Auto Club Swap Meet
April 24, 2016 -- Corvallis
Benton County Fairgrounds 110 SW 53rd Street Corvallis, OR US 97333. Vendor Spaces $20 General Admission $3. Contact: 541-754-8889 or 541-926-3972
Suburban Auto Groups Annual Spring Cruise In
May 7, 2016 -- Sandy, OR.
36936 Hwy 26 Sandy, OR. Suburban Ford & Chevy. Hours: 9am-4pm. Proceeds will benefit "Guide Dogs for the Blind"
Contact: Suburban Chevrolet 503-668-5555 / Suburban Ford 503-668-5511
4th Annual Cruisin' For Scholarships Car and Motorcycle Show
May 7, 2016 -- Pendleton, OR.
Blue Mountain Community College Central Lawn 2411 NW Carden Pendleton OR. 9am-2pm
Contact: Ian Shadle 541-278-5823 email@example.com
Big Sky Collector Car Auction
May 11, 2016 -- Spokane, WA
DAA Northwest 2215 South Hayford Road Spokane, WA.
Contact: 1-800-255-4485 for bidding requirements
PTW Spring Classic Auto Exhibit and Gathering
May 9, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Portland Transmission Warehouse. 1016 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214, 503-233-4966 or 800-444-4556,
Mother's Day Swap Meet
May 8, 2016 -- Coburg, OR
91320 Industrial Way Coburg, OR. formally Monaco RV
Contact Phone: 541-686-1654
Papa's Toys - Annual Open House
May 14, 2016 -- Cornelius, OR
495 N. Holladay Street, Cornelius, Oregon. Hours 10-3pm. Donations to Dorenbecher Childrens Hospital.
Contact: Troy Davis 503 260-6451
Customs for Kids
May 14, 2016 -- Medford, OR
580 Mason Way, Medford, OR. Contact: Bill Newell 541 621-2096
Trinity Lutheran Church and School Classic Car Show
May 14, 2016 -- Bend, OR.
2550 NE Butler Market Road, Bend, OR. Contact: Harry Meagher 541-647-1769
42nd CHVA Car Show in the Park
May 15, 2016 -- Red Bluff, CA.
Red Bluff River Park, 100 River Park Way, from Main St enter on Willow St. Hosted by the Contemporary Historical Vehicle Association, (CHVA) Mt Shasta Region. This year will mark our 42nd year of River Park car shows. Contact: Don 530-243-2902 email email@example.com
10th Annual High Desert Swap Meet
May 14, 2016 -- Redmond
La Pine Senior Center located on the corner of Huntington Road and Victory Way in La Pine, Oregon,
Contact: Ken Straw (541) 433-2426
43rd Annual Seattle Swap Meet
May 14-15, 2016 -- Monroe, WA
Evergreen State Fairgrounds * Monroe, Washington
24th Annual Rhody Days Show and Shine
May 21, 2016 -- Florence, OR
Grocery Outlet Parking Lot on Hwy 101 and 21st St. Florence, Oregon
Contact: 541 997-6300
4th Annual Cops and Rodders Car Show
May 22, 2016 -- Medford, OR
Ed's Tire Center 2390 N. Pacific Hwy Medford, OR. 8am-3pm. Contact: Joyce Rogers 541-776-9805
22nd Annual Azalea Festival Car Show
May 28-29, 2016 -- Brookings, OR
Port of Brookings-Harbor, OR. Contact: 541 813-1214
3rd Annual Elks Show and Shine
May 29, 2016 -- Keizer, OR
Elk's Lodge, 4250 Cherry Ave. N.E., Keizer, OR. 8:00 am til 3:00 pm. Proceeds go to help Oregon Children's Eye Clinic.
Contact: Ben W. Didlot 503-858-9933
Washington County Veterans Car/Motorcycle Show
May 30, 2016 -- Hillsboro, OR.
Hillsboro Stadium 4450 NW 229th Ave Hillsboro, OR. Registration 7:30-11am, Judging Noon-1pm.
Contact: Dan Fink 503-799-2665 email: email@example.com
Jim Dandy Cruise In
May 16, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Jim Dandy Drive In, SE 96th & Sandy Blvd. Hours: 11am-3pm. Contact: 503-253-2126
Function 4 Junction
June 4, 2016 -- Junction City, OR
Downtown Junction City, Oregon, Gibson Motors' Parking Lot. Hours: 8am-4pm. Closed cruise 6pm-10pm.
Contact: Dan Alley at 541-954-0762
31st Annual NW Bug Run
June 4, 2016 -- Woodburn, OR
Woodburn Dragstrip. Hours: 8am-5pm. Contact: email@example.com
Cruzin' Fun Car Show
June 4, 2016 -- Chiloquin, OR.
City Park, Chiloquin, OR. Contact: Sherry Solus (541) 783-7529 ext 209 or (541) 783-7960 Fax (541) 783-3535 email@example.com
5th Annual Southern Oregon Misfits Car Show
June 4, 2016 -- Grant Pass, OR.
Abby's Legendary Pizza, 1560 Williams Hwy, Grants Pass, OR. 8am-2pm. Contact: 503-253-2126
32nd Annual All Ford Show and Swap Meet
June 4, 2016 -- Hillsboro, OR.
Washington County Fairgrounds. Contact: Bart 503 591-8240 or Dan 503 319-0925
19th Annual Rickreall Auto Swap Meet
June 5, 2016 -- Rickreall, OR
Polk County Fairgrounds 520 Pacific Hwy 99W Rickreall, OR.
Oregon State Penitentiary 38th Annual Car & Bike Show
June 11, 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Oregon State Penitentiary, 2605 State Street Salem, OR. 7am-3:30pm Contact: 503-378-2289
27th Oregon Mountain Cruise
June 10-11, 2016 -- Joseph, OR
Main Street downtown Joseph. Contact: P.O. Box 447, Joseph, OR 97846, 541-432-2215
Weed Car and Bike Show
June 13, 2015 -- Weed, CA
Main Street downtown Weed, CA. 9am-4pm, Contact: 530 938-4624
Warbirds over the West Vintage Aircraft Fly-in and Car Show
June 11, 2016 -- Salem, OR
McNary Field 2990 25th St SE, Salem, OR. The annual fundraiser is loaded with living history, classic cars, vintage aircraft, entertainment, food & fun! Contact: 503-569-4387
26th Annual Cruisin Sherwood
June 11, 2016 -- Sherwood, OR
Historic old town Sherwood, OR. Washington St. Contact: 503-625-7800
31st Annual Medford Cruise
June 11-18, 2016 -- Medford, OR
The Medford Cruise classic car show is a southern Oregon standard, featuring drift racing, drag racing, and show 'n shines for classic hot rods, classic Chevys, classic sports cars, and classic Fords that culminates in an epic cruise through downtown Medford.All proceeds from the Cruise go to great local groups like Boys & Girls Clubs of the Rogue Valley, the Wings Program, Kids Unlimited and the Medford Parks Foundation. Contact: email@example.com
28th Annual Sunshine Cruz
June 17, 2016 -- Oregon City, OR
Clackamette Park, Oregon City, OR. Hours: 5pm-9pm. Contact: Karen 503 657-5942 or 503 803-2022
Rose City Round-up
June 17-18, 2016 – Portland, OR.
Jublitz Truck Stop 10210 N. Vancouver Way, Portland, Or.
Pre-65 Customs and Classics, Pre-80 Motorcycles, Pre-80 Bicycles - BBQ, Live Bands - Pinstripe Panel Jam - Hand made trophies - Car Club awards. This year, we are giving to the Ronald McDonald House of Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Oregon City Orphan Car Meet
June 18, 2016 -- Oregon City, OR.
Clackamette Park in Oregon City, OR. Registration 10am. Contact: Phil Peters 503 244-1608
Sheridan Days Annual Car Show
June 18, 2016 -- Sheridan, OR.
Sheridan City Park. Contact: Karen 503-843-7656
Riverfest Show and Shine
June 18-19, 2016 – Elgin, OR.
Contact Phone: 541-534-6405 or 541-786-1040
Planters Days Charity Car Cruise
June 18-19, 2016 -- Woodland, WA.
I-5 exit #22 follow signs. Contact: Ken Oden 360 600-5473 or Dan Dearing 503 793-4318
10th Annual Fenders on Front Street Car
June 19, 2016 -- Issaquah, WA.
Father's Day Celebration Hours; 8:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m, Contact: Karen Donovan at (425) 391-1112
Seaside Muscle & Chrome
June 20, 2015 – Seaside, OR.
Vehicles from "60-78"and factory performance from "79" to current year. Contact: (503) 738-RODS
29th Annual Pottsville Tractor & Gas Engine Show & Pioneer Fair
June 20-21, 2015 -- Pottsville, OR.
5 miles from Merlin. Hours: 9am-5pm. Contact: (541) 479-2981
43rd Annual Vintage Auto Swap Meet
June 21, 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Chemeketa Community College. Hours: 6:30am-3pm. Contact: Beauford Averette 503-856-9675 or Willamette Valley Chapter MAFCA, P.O. Box 3031, Salem, OR 97302,
Kruise of Klamath 2016
June 23-26, 2016 -- Klamath Falls, OR.
This three-day blast from the past filled with music, food and beautiful cars gives baby boomers the chance to relive the "good 'ol days" and provides an opportunity for those who appreciate classic cars
High Lakes 18th Annual Show-N-Shine
June 25, 2016 -- Lapine, OR.
La Pine Senior Activity Center 16450 Victory Way, La Pine, OR Hours: 9am-3pm.
Contact: High Lakes Car Club, P.O. Box 2252, Lapine, OR 97739, Tammy Murphy (559) 410-1703
Mukilteo Community Car Show
June 25-26, 2016 -- Mukilteo, WA.
Historic Flight Foundation 10719 Bernie Webber Dr. Mukilteo, WA. Contact: Emma Leedy 425-347-1456
17th Annual Springfield Show & Shine (Formerly - Springfield Cruz)
June 26-27, 2015 -- Springfield, OR
Fins Drive-In, Briggs M. School & Downtown Springfield. Contact: J.E.T.S. Promotions Inc. 541-746-4620
35th Annual Early Day Gas Engine & Tractor, Antique Farm Equipment & Collectible Swap Meet
June 24-26, 2016 -- Brooks, OR.
Antique Powerland. Hours: open Saturday - 6am, Sunday - 8am. Contact: 503-393-2424
8th Annual Hot Rod Dreamworks & Collision Car Show
June 25, 2016 -- Canby OR
Hot Rod Dreamworks & Collision 24315 S Hwy 99E Canby OR. 9am to 1pm. All proceeds go to Relay for Life's American Cancer Society. Contact: 503-266-6511 or email: email@example.com
Love INC Car Show
June 24, 2016 -- Oregon City, OR.
Clackamas Community College Oregon City, OR. 1-5 p.m. Contact: Kristen 503-739-5195.
6th Annual Flying Eagle A's Car Show
June 27, 2015 -- Estacada, OR.
Living Hope Church, 2711 NE Andresen, Vancouver, WA. Hours; 10-2, Contact: Mike Linville 360-771-2070.
16th Annual Cave Junction Show and Shine
June 27, 2015 -- Cave Junction, OR.
Jubilee Park, Cave Junction, OR.
3rd Annual Kruise In for Kids
June 27, 2015 -- Estacada, OR.
Clackamas Valley Baptist Church, 29275 SE Eagle Creek Rd. Estacada, OR. Hours; 9-3, Contact: 503-348-7276
7th Annual "Sweet Home Sweet Ride" Benefit for Kids
June 27, 2015 -- Sweet Home, OR.
62nd Annual Rogue River Rooster Crow
June 27-28, 2015 -- Crow
Rooster Crow Grounds, Pine Street, Rogue River, Oregon. Contact: Rogue River Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 457, Rogue River, OR 97537
Sixth Annual Mukilteo Car Show
June 28, 2015 -- Mukilteo, WA.
Paine Field 10719 Bernie Webber Drive Mukilteo, WA . Hours: 10am-3pm. Contact: Julie Martin or Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce at 425-347-1456
Pizza Baron Cruise-in
June 28, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
122nd & Division Portland, OR. Hours; 10-2, Contact: Jim 503-254-9392 or Tait 503-661-2916
Speed Into Summer Cruz
June 30, 2015 -- Beaverton, OR.
The Garage Sale Warehouse, 4810 SW Western Ave Beaverton, OR. Hours: 10 am - 2 pm. Contact: Tom 503-454-0885
Clatskanie Heritage Days Car Show
June 27, 2015 -- Clatskanie, OR.
City park. Hours: 9am-3pm. Contact: Lori Sherman at 360-431-7910
Gresham Optimist Benefit Cruise
June ??, 2014 -- Gresham, OR.
Gresham High School (enter on Burnside next to Les Schwab Tires). Hours: 1pm-5pm.
Contact: Gary 503-730-2811 or Bob 503-826-1530
Ione Blues Cruise
July 4, 2016 -- Ione, OR
Cruise starting at 9:00am (8:30 line up) at Lexington Sinclair gas station. Contact: 541-571-5946
6th Annual Wings and Wheels • Aircraft Fly-In and Car Show
July 4, 2015 -- Florence, OR
Florence Municipal Airport. Florence, Oregon
Contact: 541 997-6300
Cruisin' Through Time
July 4, 2015 -- North Plains, OR.
32480 NW Commercial Street, North Plains, OR. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Roseburg Graffiti Weekend and Collector Car Auction
July 8-12, 2015 -- Roseburg, OR.
Douglas County Fairgrounds Contact: email@example.com
Cruise to the Center of Oregon
July 9, 2016 -- Prineville, OR.
Crook County Fairgrounds, Prineville, OR Contact: Mary-Ann 541 815-3320
Petersons Collector Car Auction
July 9, 2016 -- Roseburg, OR.
Douglas County Fairgrounds Complex/Douglas Hall, Contact: Susan Cell 541-968-6420
5th Annual Veterans & Family Center CRUISE IN
July 9, 2016 -- Beaverton, OR
Valley Catholic School 4275 SW 148th Ave Beaverton, OR. Contact: 503-731-3951
Portland Historic Races
July 9-12, 2015 -- Portland, Or.
Portland International Raceway. Contact: Historic Motor Sports Association 818-249-3515
The WAAAM "Traffic Jam" Cruise-in, Car Show, and Swap Meet
July 10-11, 2015 -- Hood River, OR
Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum,1600 Air Museum Rd. Hood River, OR Contact: (541) 308-1600
11th Annual Gorge Days Car Show
July 11, 2015 -- North Bonneville, WA
North Bonneville City Park, North Bonneville, WA. Contact Skamania County Chamber of Commerce, 800-989-9178
10th Annual Camas Car Show
July 11, 2015 -- Camas, Wa.
The GP parking lot between 5th and 6th avenues Downtown Camas Registration will start at 1pm, Contact: 360-216-7378.
18th Annual Philomath Classic Car Show
July 11, 2015 -- Philomath, OR.
Philomath City Park. 23rd & Applegate Philomath, OR. 9am-3pm, Contact: Philomath Chamber of Commerce 541-929-2454
2nd Annual Blues, Brews, & Cruise
July 11, 2015 -- Oakridge, OR.
Greenwaters Park, Oakridge, OR Registration starts 9am, Cruise Uptown Oakridge 12:30-1pm, Live Music 1-8pm, Awards at 4pm Contact: 541-515-8382
11th Annual Gorge Days - Too Hot for the Street Car Show
July 11, 2015 -- North Bonneville, WA.
City Park, Proceeds benefit the North Bonneville Volunteer Fire Department. Gates open at 9am, spectators free. Contact: 360-433-1192
31st Annual Cruise to the Wooden Chicken
July 11, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Wooden Chicken 125th & Sandy Portland, OR. 4pm-9pm, Contact: Larry Anderson 503 329-7636 or Joe Ploium 360 334-0015
33rd Annual Stray Angels Show & Shine
July 11, 2015 -- Roseburg, OR.
River Forks Park, Roseburg, Or. Contact: email@example.com
8th Annual Cruise 4 Charity
July 11, 2015 -- Vancouver, WA.
City Bible Church 14313 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA. All proceeds from the event go to Katie's Kause for Cystic Fibrosis
Contact: Kim Osmus 503-425-9752 firstname.lastname@example.com
www.katieskause.org FLYER
Cruizin' 4 Life
July 11, 2015 -- Hubbard, OR.
Bremer's Corner 6677 S. Hwy 211, Hubbard, OR. Proceeds will go to medical research for these diseases and disorders: Vasculitis, Heart Disease and Strokes, Multiple Sclerosis, and Diabetes. Contact: Randy Bremer 503-502-9339
Springhill North Albany Car Show
July 12, 2015 -- Albany, OR.
Golf & Event Center 155 Country Club Lane NW Albany, OR. Cruise-In on the 10th Fairway.
Contact: Dave Faller 541-619-7319, Doug Hall 541-918-4014
Grande Ronde-A-View Weekend Car Show
July 15-17, 2016 -- La Grande, OR.
La Grande. Contact: Arlan Miesner 541-910-9025 or Matt Babb 541-962-5132
4th Annual Car Show 4 Kids
July 16, 2016 -- Auburn, WA.
Coastal Farm & Ranch - 1425 Outlet Collection Drive, Auburn, WA . All makes and models including antiques, muscle car, hot rods, classics, modern muscle, rat rods, specialty vehicles, trucks, sport imports, and motorcycles are welcome. This is a fundraiser car show to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. All funds go towards this great charity!
Contact: Ed Britz. 253-735-8974, email@example.com
City Slickers 1st Annual Classic Car Show
July 16, 2016 -- Portland, OR.
Sellwood Baptist Church, . Sellwood, OR. Contact: Leah Tucker 503-476-6213 firstname.lastname@example.com
Battleground Harvest Nights Car Cruise
July 17, 2015 -- Battleground, WA.
Old town Battleground. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
6th Annual Grande Ronde-A-View Weekend Car Show
July 17-19, 2015 -- La Grande, OR
Downtown, Adams Ave, La Grande, OR. Registration-Riverside Park. Contact: Matt Babb 541-962-5132
Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum Swap Meet and Car Show
July 18, 2015 -- Brooks, OR.
3995 Brooklake Rd NE Brooks, Oregon.
15th Annual North Valley Cruzzers Car Show
July 18, 2015 -- McMinnville, OR.
Courthouse Square Park in downtown Dayton, Oregon. Contact: email@example.com
2nd Annual Cruise to the Coast
July 18, 2015 -- Brookings, OR.
Downtown Brookings, Oregon. Enjoy the cool ocean breezes and take in the Kite Festival as well.
Open Cruise, Raffles, Poker Walk, 50' & 60's music, Goodie Bags, Trophies. Contact Jim at 541-813-1214
Rust-o-Rama 2015
July 18, 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Oregon State Fairgrounds, Pre-63 traditional Customs, Hot Rods, and Rat Rods. Contact: 541-476-5773
Cruisin the Gut
July 18, 2015 -- Vancouver, WA
Downtown Vancouver, WA. Free for spectators, No Registration required for vehicles. Contact info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Car Show in the Park
July 18, 2015 -- Albany, Or.
Timber Linn Park 3700 Knox Butte Rd. Albany, Oregon. Contact: 541-926-4314
6th Annual Sisters "Glory Daze" Car Show
July 18, 2015 -- Sisters, Or.
Along East Main Avenue, Sisters, Oregon. Contact: 541-549-0251 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
3rd Annual Car Show 4 Kids
July 18, 2015 -- Auburn, WA.
Coastal Farm & Ranch, 1425 Outlet Collection Drive, Auburn, WA. Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Benefit. Contact: Ed 253-735-8974
7th Annual Hot Rod Roundup
July 18, 2015 -- Milwaulkie, OR.
Grace Point Church 10750 SE 42nd Milwaulkie, Or. 10am-3pm, Contact: Rich Hiebert email@example.com
West Linn Old Time Fair & Car Show
July 18, 2015 -- West Linn, OR.
Willamette Park 1100 12th Street West Linn, Or. Contact: Kevin call or text 503 407-5592
Cruisin the Grove Car Show and Block Party
July 18, 2015 -- Forest Grove, OR.
2037 Douglas St. Forest Grove, OR. All proceeds go to benefit the Forest Grove Senior & Community Center. Contact: (503) 357-2021
43rd Annual Forest Grove Concours d' Elegance
July 18-19, 2015 - Forest Grove, OR.
Pacific University 2043 College Way Forest Grove, OR. Contact: 503-357-2300 Toll Free: 1-888-359-2530
Tigard / Tualatin Relay for Life Classic Car & Motorcycle Show
July 19, 2016 -- Tigard, OR
Twality Middle school 14650 SW 97th Ave. Tigard, OR. 10am to 3pm. Classic cars, trucks and motorcycles
older then 1975 preferred. Contact: Brook Mclauchlin (503) 515-5166
Silverton Flywheels Pickup Show
July 19, 2015 -- Salem, OR
Les Schwab Tire Center 2350 Mission St SE Salem, OR. All pickups 1979 and older are welcome (including Rancheros, El Caminos and similar). Proceeds go to the Jon Dunn Scholarship. Contact: Brian Littlefield 503-302-3471, firstname.lastname@example.com
http://www.silvertonflywheels.org/ FLYER
Mt. Hood Mustangs and Fords Cruise in
July 19, 2015 -- Gresham, OR
Mt Hood Community College 26000 SE Stark St, Gresham, OR. Contact: Randy Barnette (503) 730-2173 email@example.com
Cruise the College
July 19, 2015 -- Gresham, OR.
Mt. Hood Community College SE 257th and Stark Gresham, OR.. 11am-4pm
Contact: Mt. Hood Mustangs & Fords, Contact: 971 266-FORD
http://www.mhmf.com FLYER
NW Nomad Association and Les Schwab Cruise-in
July 20, 2014 -- Estacada, OR.
140 SW Frontage Rd. Estacada, OR. 10am-3pm. Contact: Bob 503 622-6813 or Terry 360 335-1135
Fabulous 50's Charity Car Show
July 24-25, 2015 -- Grants Pass, OR.
Riverside Park, Grants Pass, OR. Car Show, Saturday Night Cruise, 50's Concert, and more. Contact: 541 476-5773
26th Annual Redwood AutoXpo
July 22-24, 2016 -- Fortuna, CA.
Fortuna, CA. see website. Contact: 707 572-7855
Sandy Kiwanis Fly-In Cruise-In Pancake Breakfast
July 24, 2016 -- Sandy, OR.
McKinnon's Airport North on TenEyck Rd. off Hwy 26 Sandy, OR. 7am - 1pm. Contact: Roz Rushing 503-314-7538
17th Annual All Mopar Show
July 23, 2016 -- Salem, OR.
Roberson Chrysler Jeep, 3100 Ryan Dr SE Salem OR. Hosted by Pentastar Pride All Mopar Club. 9:00-3:00 (breakfast starts at 8).
20th Annual Cadillac LaSalle Club "Open Car Show"
July 25, 2015 -- Beaverton, OR.
Golden Valley Brewery 1520 NW Bethany Blvd. Beaverton, OR. 10am-3pm. Contact: Kathy 503 936-8816
http://mthoodclc.com/ FLYER
Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Car and Bike Cruise In
July 25, 2015 -- Vancouver, WA.
The Museum Cars by Ron Wade 1015 N.E.78th street Vancouver, WA. Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. Hours 9-1
Contact: Mike at 360-601-6935
7th Annual Moose Cruise-In
July 25, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
In memory of Terry Stiefbold. 16411 NE Halsey Portland, OR. begins at 9 am. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or 503 704-4134
Stayton Summer Fest & Car Show
July 25, 2015 -- Stayton, OR.
Pioneer Park, Stayton, Oregon. Hours: 9am-3pm. Contact: Stayton-Sublimity Chamber of Commerce, 175 E. High St., Stayton, OR 97383, 503 769-3464
Rock, Roll 'n' Rumble
July 25, 2015 -- Cottage Grove, OR.
Downtown Cottage Grove. Contact: KNND 541 942-2468
Fabulous 50's Charity Car Show
July 25-26, 2015 -- Grants Pass, OR.
Riverside Park, Grants Pass, Oregon, One of Oregon's largest. Contact: 541 592-6009
4th Annual Corvette Cruise-In
July 25, 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Half Penny Bar and Grill 3743 Commercial St SE, Salem, OR.
Contact: Shelly Campbell 503 871-4466 or email@example.com
St. Helens B.P.O.E. #1999, 7th Annual Car Show
July 25, 2015 -- St Helens, OR.
St. Helens Elks Lodge 350 Belton Road • St. Helens, OR.
Contact: Sam Temby 503-410-0259 or Greg McFeron after 5pm 503 805-2911
The Great Oregon Steam Up
July 25-26 & Aug 1-2, 2015 -- Brooks
Antique Powerland. Contact: Antique Powerland, 3995 Brooklake Road NE, Brooks, OR 97303, 503 393-2424,
30th Annual Mopar Nationals
July 26, 2015 -- Woodbutrn, OR.
Woodburn Dragstrip 7730 Hwy. 219 Woodburn, Or. Hosted by the Mopar Muscle Cars. Gates open at 8 am, Time Trials, Car Show and Swap Meet at 9 am, Eliminations at 1 pm, Show Awards 2 pm. Contact: 503-982-4461
Toledo Car and Motorcycle Show
July 26, 2015 -- Toledo, OR.
Main Street - Toledo, OR. Contact: 541-336-3813 FLYER
SW Bible Church: Car Show IX
July 26, 2015 -- Beaverton, OR
14605 SW Weir Road, Beaverton, OR. 4-8 pm, Pre-Registration online. Contact: Laurie Thorschmidt 503 524-7000
Amity Pancake Breakfast & Antique Car Show
July 26, 2015 -- Amity, OR.
Amity City Park, Pre-1970 - register on arrival. Contact: Amity Valley Women's Club, attn: Edna, 9705 SW Bellevue Hwy, Amity, OR. 503 835-7424
The Tom Newton Car Show
July 26, 2015 -- Dallas, OR.
Dallas City Park in Dallas, Oregon
Barney Cruise
July 26, 2015 -- Eugene, OR.
European Motorcycles of Western Oregon 2891 W 11th Ave. Eugene, OR. In honor of fallen Eugene Police Officer Chris Kilcullen who was killed in the line of duty on April 22, 2011. Contact: Kari Isham 541-517-1934 or email@example.com
http://www.kilcullenproject.org FLYER
10th Annual Purple Knights Car Show
July 26, 2015 -- Beaverton, OR.
A fundraiser for St. Mary's Home for Boys Sponsored by The Purple Knights Car Club. Car Show Site on the Large, Grassy Area of
St. Mary's Home for Boy's Campus 16535 SW Tualatin Valley Ilighway, Beaverton, OR. Gates Open at 9 a.m. for vehicles. Contact: Ed Stahly (503) 642-9794, Butch Drace (503) 997-4493, or Steve Smith: (971) 409-6924
Old Car Sunday & BBQ Car/Motorcycle Show
July 31, 2016 -- Lebanon, OR.
Lebanon First Assembly of God Church 726 W. Oak Street Lebanon, OR no entry fee. cars, pick-ups, motorcycles and semi trucks.
Live Music, Great Vehicles, & Fun for All! (No Alcoholic Beverages Please) Contact: 541 259-1265
Pedal to the Medal All Ford Show
July ??, 201? -- Vancouver, WA
10.00 – 3.00 PM Vancouver Church of Christ Parking lot 9019 NE 86th St Vancouver, WA Contact: Dave Reynolds 503 998-1115
15th Annual Les Schwab Gunderson Car Show
July ??, 20?? -- Camas, WA
Highway 14 east to Union Street, Go around the round about, under Highway 14 then Go right 100 yards to Les Schwab, 1Oam-3pm. Contact: 360 835-2687
Oregon BBQ Championship Cook Off and Car Show
July ??, 20?? -- Mollala, OR
Clark Park, Molalla, Oregon. Free entry. First 100 entries receive a free dash plaque. Entry at 10 a.m. Awards at 3 p.m.
Contact: John Atkins at 503-686-1788, email email@example.com,
2nd Annual Sapphire at Applewood Carnival and Car show
July ??, 20?? -- Salem, OR.
Applewood Retirement at 309 Lancaster Dr NE Salem Or Hours: 1pm - 3pm. Contact: Tasia Cuesta 503-588-1022 or email@example.com
Covered Bridge Tour
July ??, 2014 -- Salem, OR.
100 mile Covered Bridge Tour. Meet at Pietro's Pizza 1637 Hawthorne Ave NE, in Salem 10am or catch up to us at the Stayton Park at 11. Bring a bag lunch and cruise to 6 bridges. Ice cream afterwards!!, Contact: Garry 503 507-5333 or Dayle 971 218-2411
Smokin Down The Highway Car Show
August 1, 2015 -- Sublimity, Or.
Harvest Festival Grounds, Sublimity, Or. 9:00am to 3:00pm. Proceeds to the "Brent Strohmeyer Memorial Scholarship Foundation" and the "Neitling Park Improvement Fund". Vendor inquiries welcome. Contact: Ron Sowerby 503-881-8318, 503-769-7667; firstname.lastname@example.com. Russ Strohmeyer 503-930-8976; firstname.lastname@example.com
http://stros.biz/ FLYER
Cedar Mill Car Show
August 1, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Cedar Mill Bible Church 12208 NW Cornell Rd. Portland, OR. Admission is free with request for Canned Food donations.
Contact: Ron Carlson 503 644-3156
Marv Buchanan Memorial Cruise In
August 1, 2015 -- Scappoose, OR.
Scappoose Oregon High School Football Field Scappoose, OR. 10am-1pm. All proceeds go to the Alumni Scholarship Fund.
Contact: Pinky Garver 503 543-6683
32nd Annual Milwaukie Cruise-In
August 1, 2015 -- Milwaukie, OR
Milwaukie Bowl & Mikes Restaurant, Harrison & Milwaukie Expressway. 3-10pm, Contact: Mike 503 760 5886
Coburg Car Classic
August 1, 2015 -- Coburg
City Park. Hours: 9am-4pm. Contact: Coburg Community Connections, 541-688-6087
Sizzlin' Summer Hot Rod & Car Show
August 1, 2015 -- Oregon City, OR
Haggen Food & Pharmacy 19701 Hwy 213 Oregon City, OR. 9am-3pm. Net event proceeds from this show will benefit Make-A-Wish® Oregon. Contact: 971-233-9000
13th Annual Troutdale Cruise-In
August 2, 2016 -- Troutdale, OR
Troutdale General Store 289 E Historic Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, OR . Check in starts 7am, Event 9am-3pm. All Makes, Models Autos, Motorcycles, and classic bicycles welcome. Contact: John Wilson 503-705-2858 firstname.lastname@example.com
3rd Annual Columbia Adventist Academy Summer Cruise-In
August 2, 2015 -- Battle Ground, WA.
Columbia Adventist Academy 11100 NE 189th Battle Ground, WA. 12-5pm,
Contact: 360 687-8944 FLYER
Kyron's Car Show
Aug 2nd, 2015, Hillsboro, OR
8am-3pm, Liberty High School 21945 NW Wagon Way Hillsboro, OR 97124
Let's "Bring Kyron Home"
Contact: Kaine 503-830-9201
Gladstone Culture Festival Car Show
August 2, 2015 -- Gladstone, OR
Portland St. Downtown Gladstone, OR. 10am-3pm. Contact: Juan Ruiz 503 653-4030 or Lou 503.475.1980
Columbia River Concours d'Elegance
August 7, 2016 -- Vancouver, WA.
Officers Row on the grounds of historic Fort Vancouver in Vancouver, WA. Over 100 classic cars restored to showroom polish. 9:30 am– 3 pm. Contact: (360) 992-1804
Fort Vancouver Car Show 2016
August 7, 2016 -- Vancouver, WA.
Located on the Historic Fort Vancouver in Vancouver, WA at the Pearson Air Museum 1115 E 45th Street. Proceeds benefit OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Contact: Gary Schull (360) 210-5735, or email@example.com
Homer Davenport Show
August 5, 2016 -- Silverton, OR.
Old Mill Park - next to the Silverton Swimming Pool in Silverton, OR. 9am, Homer Davenport Days festivities, All cars welcome. Contact: 503-873-2573.
26th Annual Grant County Kruzer Show & Shine
August 6, 2016 -- Prairie City
Prairie City Park, Front ST & SW Bridge ST, Prairie City OR. Contact: 541-542-2525 or 541-820-3745, email: email@example.com
Bend Classic Vintage Trailer Rally
August 7-9, 2015 -- Bend, OR.
J Bar J Ranch, 62895 Hamby Rd, Bend, OR
Contact: Dal Smilie email@example.com
Cruise The Gorge
August 7-9, 2015 -- The Dalles
Early Registration @ Burgerville, downtown The Dalles 7pm to ? Contact: 541-980-7183
Westside Cruisers Car Show
August 8, 2015 -- Vernonia, OR.
10am-2pm on Maple St. Contact: 503-429-4530
August 8, 2015 -- Eugene, OR.
Starting and Ending at Crow Grange (in Crow) 85994 Territorial Hwy, Eugene Oregon. Benefit for the: Oregon Paralyzed Veterans of America. Start anytime between 9 am - 11 am Finish by 3 pm. A Grange 2 Grange Drive for all street legal motorized vehicles (including SENIOR Buses). Contact: Laura Wyant 541-998-2803 or firstname.lastname@example.com
17th Annual Rockin' Round the Block
August 8, 2015 -- Gresham, OR.
Downtown Gresham. Live Music, Bed Races, Food, Evening Cruise. Proceeds benefit the Mt. Hood Community College Automotive Scholarship program.
Contact: Vern Farris at 503-314-1424
OPVA Cruise & Ride
August 8, 2015 -- Eugene, OR.
Starting and Ending at Crow Grange (in Crow) 85994 Territorial Hwy, Eugene Oregon. Contact: Laura 541 998-2803
5th Annual Patties Cruise In
August 8, 2015 -- St. Johns, OR.
Downtown St. Johns, Oregon. 3PM - 10PM Streets Closed. Benefiting The Good Samaritan Food Bank. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
7th Annual Majestics Custom Car Show
August 9, 2015 -- Chehalis, WA.
SW Washington Fair Grounds Chehalis WA. All Vehicles Welcome! Lots of Awards and Cash Prizes! Family event with lots going on! Kids enter Free!
Contact: Jose 503-547-9112
44th Annual All Ford Picnic
August 9, 2015 -- Champoeg
Champoeg State Park, I-5 exit 278 (22 mi. N. of Salem, 18 mi. S. of Portland). Hours: 9am-3pm.
Contact; Mid-Willamette Valley Early Ford V-8 Club, Terry Tindle, 503-472-6556
Threshing Bee Car Show
August 9, 2015 -- Dufur, OR.
Dufur Park, Registration 8-9:30 am. Contact: Jason Davis 541-993-8969.
Bend Classic Vintage Trailer Rally
August 10-14, 2016 -- Bend, OR.
J Bar J Ranch, 62895 Hamby Road,Bend, OR. Same weekend as the Flashback Cruz. Proceeds will benefit the youth programs of the ranch. Contact: Dal Smilie firstname.lastname@example.com
Flashback Cruz
August 12-14, 2016 -- Bend
Open to all '79 and older classic vehicles. Providing scholarships for Automotive Technology at Central Oregon Community College since 1995. Contact: Central Oregon Classic Chevy Club 541-480-5560
14th Annual Mid-Valley Cruise-In
August 13, 2016 -- Albany, OR.
Albany First Assembly of God 2817 Santiam Hwy SE, Albany, OR. Hours: 8am - 2pm. Contact: 800-460-6834 or (541) 491-1002
Banks Bar-b-q & Car Show
August 14-16, 2015 -- Banks
Sunset Park. Hours: 8am-3pm. Contact:
Central Lions Club 4th Annual Cruise In
August 15, 2015 -- Independence, OR.
Riverview Park, C Street Independence, OR. Hours: 9am-3pm. Contact; Debbie (503) 508-2130
Hwy 30 Cruisers Fly-in Cruise-in
August 15, 2015 -- Scappoose, OR
Scappoose Airport Skyway Drive Scappoose, OR. 1 mi. NE of Scappoose. 8am-3pm. Contact: 503-543-4646
https://www.facebook.com/HW30cruisers FLYER
Northwest Classic Fly-in & Cruise-in
August 15, 2015 -- Scappoose, OR.
Scappoose Airport, Airport Road in Scappoose, OR. Hours: 8am-3:30pm. Contact; email@example.com
3rd Annual Rides For A Cure
August 15, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Jim Dandy Drive In Restaurant 9626 NE Sandy Blvd Portland, OR. Contact:
Cruise Independence
August 15, 2015 -- Independence, OR.
Riverview Park Independence, Or. 9am, all cars welcome. Contact: Rod 503 873-8236
Corvallis Aero Service Auto/Air Show
August 15, 2015 -- Corvallis, OR.
Corvallis Municipal Airport. Corvallis, OR. Hours: 9-5 pm. Contact: Dallas Enger 541 753-4466 or 541 936-0284
Slo Poks Show and Shine
August 15, 2015 -- Vancouver, WA.
On Main Street In Uptown Vancouver, WA. Hours: 10am-3pm. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Hough Foundation.
Contact: Michael Finn 360-281-5333 or Jeff Petersen 360-887-4576
38th Annual Friendship Meet
August 16, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Joseph Steward State Park, Prospect, OR. Sponsored by The Contemporary Autos of Southern Oregon. Contact: Glenn Cave (541) 779-2604 or Ron Quadros (541) 778-9961
19th Annual Untouchables Car Show
August 16, 2015 -- Kalama
Historic Downtown Kalama, WA. Registration 8am, Contact: Show info - (360) 423-0125, Vendor info - (360) 673-4071
38th Annual Friendship Meet
August 16, 2015 -- Trail, Or.
Joseph H. Stewart State Park. Trail, Or.
Contact: Contemporary Autos of Southern Oregon, 72 S. Keeneway Drive, Medford, OR 97504, 541-474-7913 or 541-773-8774
Hot Dog-ust Day Cruise-in and Show
August 20, 2016 -- Oregon City, OR
Clackamas Community College, 19600 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR. 9am-3pm. Sponsored by Cascade Pacific Plymouth Club. Contact: Randy 503-864-8111
Summer Finally Got Here Concert and Classic Car show
August 21, 2016 -- Colton, OR
Aspen Meadow Ampitheater, 24232 S. Upper Highland Road, Colton, OR. Contact: Sarah Wong 503 201-8401 firstname.lastname@example.com
http://summerfinallygothere.com or http://www.aspenmeadowband.com/
Corvettes on the Bay
August 21-22, 2015 -- Coos Bay, OR
Sponsored by Pacific Coast Corvette Club and Ken Ware Chevrolet
Kool Coastal Nights
August 21-22, 2015 -- Winchester Bay
Philip Boe Park - Beach Blvd, Winchester Bay, Oregon. Contact: Debby 541-271-3434
Dragging the Gut Festival
August 21-22 2015 -- McMinnville, OR.
Centered in historic Downtown McMinnville. Contact:
Vintage MotorCycle Festival
August 22, 2015 -- Tacoma, WA
Lemay – America's Car Museum showfield, 2702 East D. St. Tacoma, WA. Contact: 253 779-8490
Cruise 2 Barton
August 22, 2015 -- Boring, OR
Barton Church 25400 SE Hwy 224 Boring, OR. Hours: 7:30-? Contact: 503 637-3258
http://www.bartonchurch.org/default.asp?sec_id=180000491 FLYER
Miracles in Motion Car Show
August 22, 2015 -- Wilsonville, OR
Rite Aid 29555 SW Boones Ferry Rd. Wilsonville, OR. Hours: 9-3. 100% of the proceeds goes directly to the Children's Miracle Network
& Doernbecher Children's Hospital. Contact: Rebecca 503-685-6075 or firstname.lastname@example.com
August 22, 2015 -- Pottsville, OR.
8am-5pm, Historic Pottsville, OR. Contact: 541 441-0734
Wapato Show Down
August 27, 2016 -- Gaston, Oregon
Brown Park 102 E. Main Gaston, OR. Contact: 503-880-9366.
NW Art of Cars
August 22, 2015 -- Albany, OR
Timber Linn Park Albany, OR, Contact: 541 917-7777
Pacific Northwest Truck Museum Truck Show
August 22, 2015 -- Brooks, OR
Antique Powerland. Hours: 7:30am-6pm. Contact Pacific NW Truck Museum, 503-463-8701.
All Ford Show
August 22, 2015 -- Kieser, OR
Skyline's Keizer Ford 3555 River Rd N Keizer. Contact: Margaux Ames 503-581-2411
Tillamook Country Smoker Cruise in Show & Shine
August 22, 2015 -- Bay City OR.
Tillamook Country Smoker 8250 Warren St & Hwy 101 Bay City OR. (5 miles north of Tillamook, OR). Fundraiser for Neah-Kah-Nie H.S. Class of 2016. Contact: Nancy Albro 503-703-8860 firstname.lastname@example.com or Stephanie Johnstone 503-812-3901 email@example.com
Irving Grange Show and Shine
August 22, 2015 -- Eugene, OR
1011 Irvington Drive, Santa Clara, OR. Sponsored by the Emerald Valley Vintage Auto Club (EEVAC). Contact: Vern Ivy 541-688-4443
https://www.eevac.org FLYER
All Convertible Cruise In
August 23, 2015 -- Beaverton, OR
4810 SW Western Ave. Beaverton, OR. 9 AM To 2 PM. Contact: 503-250-1134
Collector Car & Classic Boat Show
August 23, 2015 -- Lake Oswego, OR.
George Rogers Park, State and Ladd St. Lake Oswego. Contact: (503) 635-6373
4th Annual Brooke Myers Memorial "Cool Dog Nights
August 28, 2015 -- Happy Valley, OR.
11617 SE Stevens Rd Happy Valley, OR. 5 to 8pm. A charitable benefit for the Oregon Humane Society.
Contact: email@example.com FLYER
Cruise Salem
August 29 , 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Downtown Salem - There is no charge to participate. Contact: Ross Swartzendruber 503-364-1403
24th Annual Baker City Memory Cruise
August 29, 2015 -- Baker City
Geiser Pollman Park, corner of Grove and Campbell, Baker City, OR Contact: Dan Hagerman at 541-519-5963
or Wayne Rider at 541-519-7647.
Cutsforth Thriftway 21st Annual Cruise-In The Park
August 29, 2015 -- Canby, OR
Wait Park in downtown Canby. Contact: (503) 266-2016
Sheldon Oaks Show & Shine
August 29 , 2015 -- Eugene, OR.
Sheldon Oaks Retirement Center 2525 Cal Young Road, Eugene Or. Proceeds will go to help fund the purchase of a new transport van for the DAV (Disabled American Veterans). Contact: Amanda Funez 541.255.4183
17th Annual Hot August Daze
August 30, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
16321 SE Stark Portland, OR. Contact: Dan 503 704-1682, Tim 503 761-7894, Daron 971 570-3605
Les Schwab Cruise In
August ??, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
122nd and Division Portland, OR. 10am-2pm Street Fair and Cruise for the cure. 12 pm, 42nd & Alberta Ct. Portland, OR.
Vettes at the Valley
August ??, 2015 -- Beaverton, Oregon
3-8pm Golden Valley Brewery 1520 NW Bethany Beaverton, OR. Contact: 503-972-1599 FLYER
Show and Shine
August ??, 20?? -- Eugene
** CANCELLED ** Downtown Eugene. Contact: Curt or Susan 541 689-6824
American Legion Veteran Appreciation Car Show
Aug. ?, 2014 -- Albany, OR
1215 Pacific Blvd. Albany, OR. Open to all cars, trucks and motorcycles. 8AM-3PM; Reg. 7:30AM-10AM; awards at 2:30 PM; Breakfast and lunch available on site.
Hosted by Mid Valley Cruzers. Info: Bob Wood 541-990-9358, Ray Lancaster 503-362-7589;
27th Annual Obsolete Fleet Classics Cruise-in
August ?, 2014 -- Salem
On the Lawn at PGE 4245 Kale St NE Salem Or. Contact: Rod 503 873-8236
For the Love of Cars Show
August ?, 2014 -- Portland, OR
Ron Tonkin Chevrolet 122 SE 122nd Portland, OR. 10am-2pm. Contact:
39th All British Field Meet
September 4-6, 2015 -- Portland, OR.
Portland International Raceway 1940 N Victory Blvd Portland, OR. Contact: (see website)
Wheels & Waves
September 4-7, 2014 -- Seaside
Downtown Seaside. Contact: 503 728-RODS,
18th Annual MDA Benefit Car Show
September 5, 2015 -- Smith River, CA.
Lucky Seven Casino, Smith River, CA.. 8am-3pm, Contact: Tom Lee at 707 487-0611
24th Annual Carousel Cruise
September 5, 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Salem's Riverfront Park, Salem, OR. 8am-3pm, Contact: Niccole Geck 503-801-2459
http://www.wvsr.org FLYER
Pete's Car Show
Sept. 5, 2015 -- Oregon City, OR
10am - 3pm, Clackamette Park 1955 Clackamette Drive Oregon City, OR. Spectators bring canned food for H.O.P.E.
Rods n' Rhodies Invitational Car Show
September 5-7, 2014 -- Florence, OR.
Old Town Florence, Registration Friday, Car Show Saturday & Sunday. Contact: 541 997-3128
Antiques in the Streets Car Show
September 6, 2014 -- Albany, OR
Historic Downtown, 300 Broadalbin SW, Albany, OR. Contact: 541-928-2469
39th Annual Caveman Vintage Car Swap Meet
September 7, 2014 -- Grants Pass
Josephine County Fairgrounds. Hours: opens 8am. Contact: Caveman Vintage Car Club 541 476-8625
Roamin Angels "Cruisin The Pines" 16th Annual Car Show
September 11-13, 2015 -- Grass V alley, CA,
Nevada County Fairgrounds 11228 McCourtney Road Grass V alley, CA. All years of American and foreign cars: Hot Rods, Customs, Classics, Muscle, Performance, Exotics, Trucks, Vintage Trailers, and Custom Boats. Contact: Mike Hauser 530-913-9594 firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.roaminangels.com/htmls/carshow.html
33rd Annual Oregon High Desert Swap Meet & Car Show
September 10, 2016 -- Redmond
Deschutes County Fairgrounds and Expo Center, 3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond, OR, Hours: starts at 7am.
Contact: High Desert Swap Meet, P.O. Box 685, Redmond, OR 97756 Contact Butch 541-548-4467 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Silverton Flywheels & Macleay Inn's 29th Annual Car Show and Auction
September 12, 2015 -- Salem
8362 Macleay Rd SE Salem, Oregon. Field behind MacLeay Inn. Hours: 8am-4pm. Contact: Silverton Flywheels, Wes 503-949-2060
Chuck 503-931-1653 or Bob 503-873-6152,
www.silvertonflywheels.org and www.macleayinn.com FLYER
Sandy Oktoberfest Cruisin' Car Show
September 12, 2015 -- Sandy, OR.
St. Michael's Church 18090 SE Langensand Road Sandy, OR. Contact: Anne Chambers 503-663-5558
32nd Annual Rod Run To The End Of The World !
September 12-13, 2015 -- Ocean Park, WA.
Ocean Park WA. Contact: 360-665-3565, email: email@example.com
3rd Annual Beach Barons Swap Meet
September 12-13, 2015 -- Ocean Park, WA.
Ocean Park WA. Contact: 360-665-3565, email: email@example.com
Cow Creek Jalopy Jam
September 13, 2014 -- Azalea, OR
Heaven On Earth Restaurant, I-5 Exit 86, Azalea, OR (between Roseburg and Grants Pass) Entry Fee: Free
Vehicles: All special interest vehicles welcome, but unfinished, primered, beaters, rats, art cars are encouraged. Contact info: 541-226-6937
http://cowcreekjalopyjam.blogspot.com/ FLYER
5th Annual Cruisin the Bay
September 13, 2014 -- Lincoln City
At the beach next to the bay, 5911 SW Hwy 101, Lincoln City, OR. Contact: Scott 541 921-0801 or firstname.lastname@example.com
9th annual Fall Classic Car Show
September 13, 2014 -- Ashland, OR.
TC Chevrolet, 2045 Hwy 99 North, Ashland OR. Presented by Rogue Valley Corvettes, Contact: John Warren (510) 418-3006 email@example.com
Cranberry Cruise In
September 13, 2014 -- Bandon, OR.
Old Town Bandon, Bandon OR. Funds raised will go to charities such as, Doernbechers Children's Cancer Research Hospital and Kiwanis youth programs,
Contact: Bob 541-297-1783 FLYER
Oktoberfest's Cruz 'n Car Show
September 13-14, 2014 -- Mt. Angel, OR.
Two car shows in the same weekend. Entries are judged throughout the day. Trophies will be awarded for 28 categories at 3:00 pm each day. Contact: Jeff Foster
503-588-1932 (day) 503-393-3143 (evening)
Back to the 50's Shaniko Style
September 19, 2015 -- Shaniko, OR.
Shaniko, Or. take the Bakeoven Rd. shortcut from Maupin (all paved). Contact: Sandy 360 693-9229 FLYER
7th Annual Cruise to Historic Downtown Oregon City
September 17, 2016 -- Oregon City
Downtown Oregon City. Hours: 10am-4pm. Contact: Karen Fitch 503 657-5942 or 503 803-2022
Santiam Correctional Institution Car Show
September ??, 2013 -- Salem, OR.
Benefits the Wounded Warrior Project. Santiam Correctional Institution 4005 Aumsville Hwy Salem, Or. Contact: Shea May 503-378-8180 x 254
FLYER Application
Cruz the Coos & Shore Acres Show & Shine
September 20, 2014 -- Coos Bay
Downtown Coos Bay, Shore Acres Park. Hours: various. Contact: Sunset Classic Chevy Club, P.O. Box 4056, Coos Bay, OR 97420
http://kdcq.com/cruz-the-coos/ or http://www.sunsetclassicchevys.com/show-n-shine-2013/
23rd Annual Fifties in the Fall Show and Shine
September 20, 2014 -- Lebanon
River Park, go east on Grant St. to the new bridge and the park is on the left just before the bridge. Contact: Neal Hubbard 541 791-5181
End of Summer Cruise-In
September 21, 2014 -- Portland, OR
Pizza Baron Parking Lot 2604 SE 122nd Avenue Portland, OR 10am-3pm, Sponsored By: Pizza Baron & Mayhem Customs. Contact: Chantelle Volk 503 894-9691
Rain or Shine! FLYER
10th Annual Powell Butte Christian Church Show & Shine
September 26, 2015 -- Powell Butte, OR
Powell Butte Christian Church 13720 SW Highway 126, Powell Butte, Oregon 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Contact: 541-548-3066 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jordan Chicken Run
Sept.27, 2015 -- Scio, OR
Our Lady of Loourdes Catholic Church, 39043 Jordan Rd, Scio, OR; 10:30AM-3PM; Contact Jeanne 503-769-4416, for questions about the Fly-In, Robin at 503-394-2652.
Myrtle Point Harvest Festival
September 26, 2015 -- Myrtle Point
Downtown Myrtle Point. Hours: show 8am-4pm, cruise 5pm-7pm. Contact: Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 265, Myrtle Point, OR 97458, (541) 572-5200
Sandy High Music Foundation 1st Annual Cruise-In
September 26, 2015 -- Sandy, OR.
Sandy High School parking lot, 37400 Bell Street Sandy, OR. 10:00 am- 3:00 pm. Contact: Pixie Ulmen 503.720-2469
Canby Harvest Swap Meet
October 4, 2015 -- Canby
Clackamas County Fairgrounds, Highway 99 Canby, OR. Space info: Marlene Miller 503 622-6813, General info: Dale Reed 503 760-1043 or Tom Merserseau 503 557-7884
Salem Collector Car Auction
October 10, 2015 -- Salem, OR.
Oregon State Fairgrounds, Jackman-Long Building 2330 17th St. NE Salem, OR. Contact: 541 689-6824
Haunted Hot Rod and Hearst Cruise-in
October 17, 2015 -- St. Helens, Or.
Old Town near historic Courthouse St. Helens, Or. 12-5 pm. $250 prize for best haunted theme. Contact: email@example.com
47th Annual Bremerton Auto Swap Meet
November 7-8, 2015 -- Bremerton, WA
Kitsap County Fairgrounds
Contact: Val 360 779-3771


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I'm a big believer in accountability.
It's my job to do the research, crunch the numbers, analyze everything baseball, and give to you the best possible call on a wide variety of players and topics each season. It's actually much more fun than that sentence sounds now that I look at it, but you get the idea.
Ultimately, though, with that comes putting yourself on the line, and making bold calls -- some that go right, and others that go oh-so-terribly wrong. I'm of the mind-set that if, for every three predictions you make, two go right, well, let's say you did rather well. It's that other third, the ones for which absolutely no one could have foreseen -- I'm looking at you, Colorado Rockies in the NLCS! -- that makes our game so grand.
That's because when it comes down to it, what fun is 100 percent predictability?
So now that the fantasy baseball season is completely in the books, and the League Championship Series under way, keeping our heads in the game, I'm holding myself accountable for everything I've advised you the past, oh, eight months or so.
Much of what's recalled below is more of the preseason, draft-angle variety. After all, the draft drives a great deal of your success in-season. Single-game forecasts, like in our Daily Notes, are key, sure, but it's the long-term predictions that count here. I've also included links to some of the cited columns, in part in case you're curious, in part because if I quoted verbatim everything I've written, well, let's say I'd think you'd stand a better chance at completing "War and Peace" before you would this column. Plus, if you're that interested, you can check all my predictions on your own. You be the judge!
Now, let's take a trip down fantasy baseball memory lane!
"James Shields becomes the smartest dirt-cheap bid an AL-owner could get." -- "Bold Predictions for 2007," March 23. Gotta start off with a winner, eh? Nothing wrong with 12 wins from a Devil Ray and MLB's fifth-best WHIP (1.11). My best Shields story: He was my final pick in a deep, 20-team league in which streaming starters ultimately won me the title. I cut him three days after the draft, facing a roster crunch at the time.
"But Zack Greinke's even better!" -- same column, very next sentence. OK, that was a stinker, but to be fair, Greinke wasn't horrible. The kid had a 3.54 ERA and 1.09 WHIP in 38 appearances out of the bullpen from May 10 on, then 1.85/1.18 numbers in seven late-season starts. For $1, especially in AL-only leagues, you could've done a lot worse.
"If you're looking for an out-of-nowhere second-base breakout a la Dan Uggla in 2006, Kelly Johnson ends up your best bet." -- "Bold Predictions" It's not a bad season when you finish among the top 12 players at your position on the Player Rater! Sure, Johnson's .215 batting average and .674 OPS from Aug. 7 on probably hurt a lot of teams down the stretch, and they do have me worried about his chances at a strong 2008, but consider that Rickie Weeks went oh-so-much higher in drafts, and finished nine spots lower.
"Clemens pitches in 2007, announcing on Memorial Day -- OK, I really wanted to pick the day of the '24' season finale -- his intentions to return and suiting up for the first time at the All-Star break for the New York Yankees. In his 15 starts, incidentally, he's still great, though the ERA winds up over three." -- "Bold Predictions" Not like this one really mattered too much fantasy-wise, but I thought it was fun. I nailed the team, missed on the return date by about five weeks yet fell short by only two starts -- thank you, hammy -- and correctly got the ERA being over three (shocking). Most fun: I was at the game where he announced his comeback. Oh, if only the fans knew what lay ahead.
"Rich Harden stays healthy enough to make around 30 starts. Really, he looks that good this spring." -- "Bold Predictions" Curse you, Rich Harden, you shan't fool me again! is all I can say to that one.
"Jeff Francis puts forth the best fantasy season ever by a Rockies starting pitcher." -- "Bold Predictions" That was a great year by Francis. Best ever? You decide. But I'll note that in Rockies history, Francis' 2007 ranked him tied for first in single-season wins (17), fourth in strikeouts (165), fifth in WHIP (1.38) and seventh in ERA (4.22). No other Rockie can claim top-10 performances in all four categories in the same season. Bottom line: If you're not familiar with Francis now, you better be come 2008.
"Mike MacDougal 'out-saves' Bobby Jenks. Remember, MacDougal's now a tough ground-ball specialist with far better command than he had in the past in Kansas City, while Jenks' conditioning is frequently called into question." -- "Bold Predictions" Boy was MacDougal dreadful; he had a 6.80 ERA and 1.96 WHIP and walked 33 batters in 42 1/3 innings. Fellow "wild thing" Jenks, meanwhile, had 2.77/0.89 ratios and cut his walk rate to 1.80 per nine (down from 4.00 in 2006). So much for worries about Jenks' conditioning!
Regarding Kevin Gregg: "No one seems to talk about this dark horse closer candidate, but if you've been paying attention this offseason, Florida has maintained it prefers a closer with experience. Florida's pitcher-friendly ballpark should help him in ERA and WHIP, and he might be in the mix for saves, too." -- "Kings of Command," Feb. 26. Florida truly is an out-of-nowhere-closer machine, isn't it? It's simply mind-boggling. Check out the past five seasons: Gregg, 32 saves in 2007; Joe Borowski, 36 in 2006; Todd Jones, 40 in 2005; Armando Benitez, 47 in 2004; Braden Looper, 28 in 2003. That's a lot of revived closer careers, too, if you think about it, meaning Gregg shouldn't be outright dismissed in 2008, either. The question, though: Will it be in Florida? He's not a free agent, so he has to be the favorite to close again next Opening Day.
Regarding Dave Bush: "Guys like Bush represent low-risk options, the kinds you can trust in ERA and WHIP on an every-start basis regardless of opponent. He finished 25th among starters on the 2006 Player Rater despite 12 wins and a 4.41 ERA, and I'd have to think he'll improve those in 2007." -- "Kings of Command" Well, that didn't pan out. Bush took a noticeable step backwards in every category but wins (he had 12 again), and he was almost unusable from Aug. 1 on (5.64 ERA, 1.55 WHIP in 11 starts).
To be fair, though, and I know I'm tooting my own horn by saying this, but if you take a look at that "Kings of Command" column, four of my 12 listed pitchers -- Kelvim Escobar, Dan Haren, Shields and Javier Vazquez -- finished among the top 19 pitchers overall on our Player Rater, and nine (add A.J. Burnett, Matt Capps, Gregg, Felix Hernandez and Andy Pettitte) ranked among the top 67. That was one of my better success rates in seven years of doing that column, which is always one of my favorites.
Conversely, I was way off with regard to my "Out of the Box: Strange Brew" piece of June 21, looking at pitchers with vastly askew ERA/WHIPs. Regarding Doug Davis: "His ERA (4.26) is regressing closer to his brutal WHIP (1.71), but if his WHIP stays that high, disaster could ensue. Since the start of last year, opposing hitters actually bat higher against him with runners on (.283) than none on (.263). Quick, sell!" Was that perhaps just the tonic Davis needed to turn his season around (or at least maintain his pace)? Could be. From that date forward, he was 8-4 with a 4.33 ERA and 1.46 WHIP, not "elite" numbers, but certainly good enough to warrant using him down the stretch.
Regarding the All-Star Home Run Derby: "I wouldn't be in any rush to trade [Alex] Rios, [Prince] Fielder, or other participants Vladimir Guerrero, Matt Holliday, [Ryan] Howard, Justin Morneau, Magglio Ordonez and Albert Pujols, certainly not over some silly myth." -- "Out of the Box: Derby Jinx Hogwash," July 9. It's still hogwash, I say! Look at the numbers: The eight participants totaled 149 homers before the break, 126 after, but account for homers per game -- remember, there are fewer post- than pre-All-Star break games scheduled -- and we're talking one per 4.47 contests before, one per 4.58 after. Was that enough to get worked up about? Morneau (24 in 83 games before, seven in 74 after) was the only one who significantly suffered, and he lasted only one round and 14 swings in the Derby. Sure, that could be a sign there's a little something there, but suffice to say, if you had Morneau in your "jinxed by the Derby" pool, or you dealt him and only him of those eight because you knew he'd dip in power, I'm pretty impressed. Picking him as the lone to decline was about as random as it gets.
Regarding Chien-Ming Wang: "Why can't he defy traditional statistical logic saying low-strikeout pitchers can't be reliable options?
I'm not calling for a Cy Young season for Wang, but so long as he maintains his ground-ball tendencies and risk-averse BB/9 and HR/9 rates, there's no reason he can't be a big winner with a mid-threes ERA again.
In fact, there's really only one time Wang won't be in my lineup this season: In road games against top-10 offenses, something that happened only seven times all of 2006."
-- "Defending Wang," April 26. My love for Wang could be construed as rampant homer-ism, but let's look a little closer at the numbers, shall we? From that date forward, Wang won 19 games with a 3.64 ERA, 1.29 WHIP and 101 K's in 29 starts, at least as good as 2006's 19/3.63/1.31/76 numbers. Plus, take out the starts against top-10 offenses and his stat line reads thusly: 17/3.58/1.26/91 in 26 starts, which isn't bad.
Regarding Chone Figgins: "He's quickly becoming a player much like Bip Roberts was. That's a good enough player, but it's not an elite, top-100 fantasy stud." -- "Overrated Players," May 24 I took a lot more heat for calling Derek Jeter overrated -- for FANTASY, people -- but Figgins actually wound up my total, utter bust of the bunch. Granted, he did finish 129th on the Player Rater, but from May 24 forward, he batted a scorching .371 with 38 stolen bases in 95 games, an All-Star caliber performance. The only legitimate comparison he could conceivably have to Bip Roberts is that, again, he played at three different positions this season, though not particularly well at any.
Turning the focus to my "Breakdown Candidates" column of March 22
Regarding Anibal Sanchez: " it wouldn't be at all surprising to see him suffer some sort of sophomore slump." Well, I nailed the decline in performance, but put him in the wrong category (he belonged under "Health Risks"). Among my "Decline in Performance" picks, Rich Hill and Justin Verlander proved me wrong, albeit not too shockingly.
Regarding Jason Schmidt: "Sure, the Dodgers have the bullpen depth to ease the burden on Schmidt's arm, but they need to be careful if they want to keep him away from the DL." I didn't see Schmidt being so worn down as to only last six starts this season, but then I didn't land him on a single one of my dozen or so teams, either. Side note: The other four pitchers in this category totaled 123 starts, which is a remarkably healthy performance. Cole Hamels and Jered Weaver each missed a little time, but Carlos Zambrano, yet again, made it through an entire season unscathed. He's a miracle of nature!
Regarding Jeremy Bonderman: "Some might think last year's playoff run might put him in Verlander's 'overused' category, but that's the kind of talk that helps create a steal of a deal." I don't know that I could've been more wrong about any one pitcher than I was about Bonderman this season, and come next year, I doubt I'll make the same mistake. Verlander was by far the better Tiger. At least I got three out of five in this category: Felix Hernandez (30 starts), Greg Maddux (34) and Johan Santana (33).
Regarding Barry Bonds: "He's now 42 years old, so I'd say this is about the best it gets with Bonds." -- "Midseason Rankings: Cockcroft Reacts," July 12. From that date forward, Bonds batted .248, belted 11 home runs and appeared in only 48 of the Giants' 76 games (63.2 percent). Do you want him next year? Yeah, me neither.
Regarding Aaron Harang: "I must like this kid a lot, with him at 67th, 12 spots higher than anyone else had him. This guy is constantly underappreciated." "June Rankings Reaction," June 13. From that date forward, all Harang did was manage 10 wins, a 3.60 ERA, 1.13 WHIP and 133 K's in 20 starts. For the season, he finished eighth among pitchers on the Player Rater. Maybe all the work he has under his belt the past three years in Cincinnati will finally come back to haunt him in 2008, but boy, is he underrated.
On my "Rookies in 2007" piece from Jan. 12, who did I rank fourth? You got it, Kei Igawa. What a bust that one was! At this point, one has to wonder whether a situational lefty role would be considered a good career track for one of 2007's biggest busts.
Regarding Casey Kotchman: "He's that kind of offensive talent, a .290-hitting, 20-homer type given a full, healthy season of at-bats, and so far, he's looking rather healthy in camp." -- "End-Game Bargains," March 15. "End-Game Bargains" is actually one of my favorite preseason pieces, and I admit, I fared better with it in 2006 than in 2007. Still, Kotchman wasn't a bad call at the time; by that date he was still a long shot to win the first-base role. Seven months later, he had a .296 batting average and 11 homers, not bad for a buck (or two). He'll need more opportunities against left-handers -- 84 plate appearances in 2006! -- to have any chance at a notable career, though. Play him, Angels!
Regarding Mike Pelfrey: "Even if Pelfrey doesn't break camp as the Mets' fifth starter, it won't be long before he takes over that role, and I expect he'll shine once he does." -- "End-Game Bargains" Pelfrey wound up a terrible call, even on a somewhat pitching-starved Mets team, but I still see a lot to like about his future. He's 23, finished the season with three wins and a 4.88 ERA in five games (four starts) in September, and you can count on the Mets trying to get younger on the mound next season.
Regarding Brad Penny: "One has to wonder whether the combination of his poor second half [of 2006] and increased spring walk rate are a sign Penny is less than 100 percent, and perhaps due for a DL stint before long. Be cautious." -- "Spring Stats That Matter," March 21. Boy did Penny, a guy I've watched pitch in person many a time, take me by complete surprise. He finally stayed healthy and pitched at an elite level for a full six months, not that I see him doing it many more times, if ever again. Incredible stat: Penny's ERA was never higher than 4.91 in any single month, and after a dreadful second-half slide in 2006, he managed a respectable 3.95 ERA after Aug. 1 this season.
Regarding Shane Victorino: "Everyone talks about guys like Carl Crawford, Grady Sizemore and Jose Reyes as players with double-digit ability in doubles, triples, home runs and stolen bases, but Victorino's a candidate himself who will go more than 20 rounds later in mixed formats." -- "Spring Stats That Matter" Oh, Shane, if only you hadn't strained your calf in Chicago on July 30. At the time you were on pace for a healthy 41 stolen bases and 91 runs scored to go along with your .281 batting average. Still, a No. 34 finish among outfielders isn't bad for a final-round type, and there's little reason to believe you can't do it again in 2008, assuming full health in the spring.
Next week: A chance to re-familiarize you with the breakout names of 2007!
Tristan H. Cockcroft covers fantasy sports for ESPN.com. You can e-mail him here.


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Northstar Engines and System Technical Discussion Discussion, Replacing starter-port intake? in Cadillac Engine Discussion; Well, it looks like I need to do a starter this week. Has anyone had their intake off to replace ...
Replacing starter-port intake?
Well, it looks like I need to do a starter this week.
Has anyone had their intake off to replace the starter? Was there any room at all for cleaning up/matching the ports? Any pics?
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
It's a plastic composition manifold. Most of the passages are darn near impossible to get to because of the runner design. Don't mess with it. Search for "plenum" (you don't have one, but good pics in the threads), "fuel injector", "intake manifold", similar. Look at AJxtrcman's posts on intake work. LOTS of words on the subject.
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
I took the "manifold' off and I found alittle room for improvement. There's a large ridge between the manifold bore and spacer bore (bottom half of the bore is smaller on the manifold side). There's another small ridge between the spacer and TB. Ofcourse LOTS of carbon from the egr, the egr was almost completely blocked shut)
Also noticed the gaskets themselves need to be taken out alittle for the head ports and manifold ports to match better.
All I see so far. I'll be knife-edging the tb blade and giving the tb a bellmouth while I'm in here. This little mod was good from .1 on my Dakota and .2 on the neon.
Too bad nobody wants to bore out these TB'S!
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
The PCM overcompensates for the bored TB and you wind up with a flat spot off-idle and a midrange acceleration stumble. The present intake system flows plenty of volume for a 280 c.i. engine. EGR's on the Northstar are problems for city-driven vehicles. One of the yearly tricks is to clean the TB and passages religiously, stuffing a rag past the TB, scrubbing like mad with TB cleaner and a toothbrush, blot it all up, and pull the rag with needlenose. Northstars dislike running on pools of TB cleaner, which is where it all goes unless you make a dam. I've had some luck with using a 20 oz. jug of TECHRON while filling up for a long highway trip. Instead of blowing $$$ on so-called CAI's, open up the bottom inlet to the airbox and run a tube down into the lower bumper area. (Hmmmmm......maybe post-'00 models.....) The WIX stock panel filter goes to less than 0.5" of vacuum at WOT redline with that airbox mod. Nothing wrong with cleaning up the intake bumps and warts.......jig up a 2 3/4 - 3" exhaust into 2 1/2" Y and mufflers. The stock cat is pretty open as is, be careful on mufflers or the drone will drive you out of the car.
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
Well when I bought this car the kid who owned it before removed the cat and then replaced it with a cherry bomb.
It was crudely clamped on, and my mufflers were rotted. I ended up getting a hi flo converter (bullet style) and replaced both mufflers with borla pro's. the piping is still stock however (for now). Oh, I also removed that other resonator. Car has a very mellow rumble at idle. You can barely tell it has mufflers and missing a resonator. So for now the exhaust is ok. My car went from a 14.1 to a 13.7 in the 1/4 mile.
For the intake, I ended up removing my entire air cleaner assembly last summer and built my own 3.5" cold air intake that leads down into the fender. The car went from a 14.3 to a 14.1 in the 1/4 mile, my best modification thus far.
Next I'll be running this setup at the track, seeing what the plenum/tb work does for me. That sucks about the flat spot, did it really mess up drivablility, or just show up on the dyno? I heard ~10ft/lbs of torque on the dyno, was that true?
Next mod will be a chip.
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
Oops, edit.
My best modification thus far was the exhaust.
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Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
in order to properly modify this intake...you have 2 options...
1. about 24"of rotary tool extensions/drill entensions and a VERY STEADY HAND...
2. cut the intake in half (top/bottom) with a bandsaw/hacksaw and glue it back together
option 1 requires removal of the valve on the backside of the intake, and it is a dick to remove it. once you have done this, you use the tool extensions to shorten each runner by about 1-3"...it takes FOREVER to do right and properly smooth them out after cutting.
option 2 is by far the easiest. one member here went this route and has not had a leak yet. he DOES NOT SPRAY NOS...he sawed the intake in 2, shortened, ported, & polished whatever he could get to, and screwed and glued the intake together then used another adhesive around the outside of the cut to permanently seal it back up.
you will be giving up additional low end torque because of the shorter runner length, however you should notice a pronounced gain in the higher RPM's by fully going through with this mod.
As far as boring the throttle body...check out this company:
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
Thanks for the link on the tb!
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Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
I might have a modified shortened runner intake for sale soon. I went with "option 1", where I took rotary rasps to the intake runners. There is probably 20+ hours worth of work in it. Port matched, runners shortened by ~2-3", smoothed out, etc. I haven't taken it to the dyno, but it would be a easy option to bolt it on and see what difference it makes. If you're interested, let me know. I would probably be willing to make a trade for dyno time, because I'm really curious what it does, but don't have the time to dyno it myself. I need to finish my next intake though (independent throttle bodies), so it might be a few months.
edit: I would have a 80mm bored throttle body and spacer to go with it.
err... hmm.. you have a 95, so you could only use the intake.
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Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
Cool. Get some pics up or emailed to me. Price too. I'll be able to run it at a 1/4 mile track within' a few weeks, but a dyno will take a lot longer since the closest is around 250 miles from here.
I'll even swap the intake right at the track so there's no weather differences for comparison.
Re: Replacing starter-port intake?
Well it's all back together. Cranks a lot faster with the new starter.
Ended up bellmouthing the throttle body, tapering the blade, portmatching tb->adapter->plenum. Smoothed out tb and adapter with 400 grit, much better! Also sanded off plastic flashings in the intake gaskets.
Power difference? Feels like it, but I haven't driven the car for quite awhile, so I'm not as attuned to it as usual. It appears to be pulling A LOT further into redline than it did before. Seems to pull passed 100 mph a lot faster than it used to.
We'll see what the track says! Then its chip time!
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Snowden, super spy. Edward Snowden is back in the news, making grandiose claims about his own importance. During an interview with Brian Williams for NBC News, the man responsible for leaking thousands of pages of classified documents to the media said he was far more than a lowly CIA analyst, as the government would have us believe. "I was trained as a spy in sort of the traditional sense of the word, in that I lived and worked undercover overseas," he said. And by overseas, he means Hawaii. Secretary of State John Kerry scoffed at Snowden's claims, telling him to "man-up"and come home to face the charges against him. Snowden has been hiding in Russia for almost a year. He claims he has to stay there because the United States revoked his passport. "Well, for a supposedly smart guy, that's a pretty dumb answer, after all,"Kerry said on NBC's Today show.
State of war. Ukraine's newly elected president has come into office with a roar, vowing to crush the pro-Russian separatists who have created havoc in the country's eastern regions. "We are in a state of war in the east,"Petro Poroshenko said. "Crimea is occupied by Russia, and there is great instability. We must react. The anti-terrorist operation has finally begun in earnest. We will no longer permit these terrorists to kidnap and shoot people, occupy buildings, or suspend the law. We will put an end to these horrors—a real war is being waged against our country." Government forces killed about 50 separatists who tried to take over the airport in Donetsk. But the separatists aren't giving up. They staged a rally today, claiming "Kiev does not rule us any more."
Military healthcare. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered a review of the military's healthcare system to make sure it's not plagued by the same problems creating a scandal at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Though the announcement came just hours after the Army removed a hospital chief over two unexplained deaths, an Army spokesman said that had nothing to do with the review. The Army replaced Col. Steven J. Brewster as head of the Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg, N.C., after two patients visited the emergency room and unexpectedly died.
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- , Martin PlathAffiliated withDepartment of Ecology and Evolution, J.W. Goethe University of Frankfurt
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- , Manfred SchartlAffiliated withPhysiological Chemistry I, University of Würzburg
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Female choice can often drive the elaboration of male traits, leading to the evolution of secondary sexual traits. In the Mexican molly, Poecilia sphenops (Poeciliidae), some males exhibit a mustache-like structure on the upper maxilla, the function of which has not been previously recognized. The mustache consists of epidermal outgrowths at the edge of the scales that appear to have no sensory function. Trait expression varies within as well as among populations of P. sphenops, but is not linked to male body size polymorphism. In mate choice experiments, female P. sphenops exhibited a visual mating preference for males with mustaches, suggesting that the trait may be sexually selected. Since the mating behavior of P. sphenops involves contact of the male's snout and the female genital region prior to copulation, we hypothesize that the mustache may also convey tactile signals to the female.
KeywordsMate choice Mating preference Sexual selection Structural ornaments
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- Title
- A novel, sexually selected trait in poeciliid fishes: female preference for mustache-like, rostral filaments in male Poecilia sphenops
- Journal
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
Volume 64, Issue 11 , pp 1849-1855
- Cover Date
- 2010-11
- 10.1007/s00265-010-0996-y
- Print ISSN
- 0340-5443
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0762
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Mate choice
- Mating preference
- Sexual selection
- Structural ornaments
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- Authors
- Ingo Schlupp (1) (2)
- Rüdiger Riesch (1)
- Michael Tobler (3)
- Martin Plath (4)
- Jakob Parzefall (2)
- Manfred Schartl (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Zoology, University of Oklahoma, 730 Van Vleet Oval, Norman, OK, 73019, USA
- 2. Biozentrum Grindel, University of Hamburg, 20146, Hamburg, Germany
- 3. Departments of Biology and Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Texas A&M University, 2258 TAMU, College Station, TX, 77840, USA
- 4. Department of Ecology and Evolution, J.W. Goethe University of Frankfurt, Siesmayerstr. 70a, 60054, Frankfurt a.M., Germany
- 5. Physiological Chemistry I, University of Würzburg, Am Hubland, 97074, Würzburg, Germany


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Amanda Weigandt Wells, 31, died Oct. 29, 2011, at Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago, due to complications during childbirth.
She was born Feb. 7, 1980, to Richard and Juliana Weigandt, who survive in Minster. On Sept. 15, 2007, she married Leighton Wells, who survives in Chicago.
Also surviving are a brother, Todd (Julianne) Weigandt, Minster; two sisters, Dee Dee (Stan) Bender, Troy, and Abi (Doug) Bardasian, St. Louis Mo.; parents-in-law, Jeff and Cindy Wells, Syracuse, Ind.; a sister-in-law, Cassandra Wells, Chicago; a grandparent, Ralph Larger, Minster; and grandparents-in-law, Bill and Barbara Beemer.
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How to Prepare for College Physics While in High School
Few students these days realize the value of studying physics at a high school level .But they are quiet confused about the preparation way ,This article teaches you how to do it
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1Decide exactly which portion of college physics you want to study as physics itself is a very huge subject many students land up in preparing nothing by trying to prepare everything
2Organize your course into smaller segments and allocate a specific time for each one
3Use a good book which is targeted for an average student. A bad book can dampen your spirit and cause you frustration
4Take the help of your high schools teachers they will help you to sort out a problems which can not be solved by you alone
5Allocate the right amount of time for doing this job as you may end up in getting bad high school grades
6Try buying educational CDs regarding your preparation they might help you a lot by saving time
7Try visiting your schools library in order to look for your material
8Physics involves a lot of imagination and creativity so try developing those skills
9Take an elementary calculus course. This helps a lot in physics.
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SEATTLE Mayor Ed Murray, who is developing a reputation as a dealmaker, brokered a deal to end the feud among taxi, for-hire and ride-service drivers.
The compromise by a stakeholders group could head off a referendum on the November ballot, if the Seattle City Council repeals its March ordinance limiting the number of ride-service cars accessible via smartphone apps to 150 at any time. Devoted users of Lyft, uberX and Sidecar promptly voiced their displeasure with the referendum.
Council members should embrace the stakeholders deal and show city government is capable of adapting to innovative technology that meets demand for more transportation options. The compromise also would help level the playing field for all drivers to compete.
Similar to the council's original ordinance, Murray's plan requires all transportation companies to adhere to certain insurance standards, driver background checks, training and vehicle inspections.
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But the mayor's approach is more comprehensive. For-hire cars would be allowed for the first time to pick up customers who hail them on the street. All drivers could adopt smartphone technology to charge fares, arrange trips and accept payment. A 10-cent disability surcharge would be added to rides to offset the cost of wheelchair-accessible cars. And drivers on the uberX, Lyft and Sidecar networks would not be capped.
Taxi groups agreed to the deal if the city would allow 200 more licenses over the next four years and convert them into property rights that drivers could use as collateral. Whether a new regulatory framework might devalue these coveted "medallions," which are sometimes valued in the six figures, is unclear.
If Seattle does not place caps on ride-services, it should apply the same rule to taxis.
For now, consumer safety is key. The council must ensure that data are tracked and a new ordinance funds strong enforcement.
All sides must be nimble.
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Before the 1996 NFL draft, a small-school receiver met with a young, up-and-comer from the Baltimore Ravens by the name of Phil Savage, who was the first scout willing to spend time and visit with [Joe] Horn coming out of Itawamba Junior College. […]
A dozen years later, Savage is the general manager of the Cleveland Browns — a team in need for a veteran third receiver to complement Pro Bowler Braylon Edwards and Donte' Stallworth.
How about, a dozen years later, Horn was cut by a team that could actually usesome offense. Sort of like how a team has yet to pick up LeCharles Bentley despite offensive line woes throughout the league? This one just doesn't smell right.
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