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INSIDE SuperSafety by Michael Pettiford..... 4 Grey Goblin.................................. 5 Cars in Movies............................... 7 Financing Your Vehicle Purchase...... 8 Feature: Car Show Season.............. 9 Car Clubs.................................... 12 Racing and Event Schedules..... 13-14
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SuperSafety by Michael Pettiford
Michael has raced cars and motorcycles nearly all his life. He has the most wins of any driver in SCCA racing history with 32 divisional national championships. He started GO 4 IT Services, Inc. in 1985, and can provide
G N I N A L P G O N I R N D A Y L H YDROP H
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hen a tire goes fast enough through water, to the point where it can no longer move the water around or through the tread of the tire, it will rise up and ride on the surface of the water, and will no longer be in contact with the ground. That is by definition ‘hydroplaning’. When that occurs directional control is affected. It can be as small as a splash where the car stays pointed in the same direction, almost imperceptible, up to violent veering sideways resulting in a spin and a crash.
Preventing hydroplaning is easy. Look ahead, read the road, and when you see standing water…wait for it…Slow Down. Find out how fast the car thinks is too fast, and remember, it is not about how fast we feel is safe, it is all about the car. If you slow down enough in advance to ask the car nicely how fast you can go, it will tell you politely and in a way that is predictable, safe, and non threatening. Also important is to not skimp on tires. When they get low on tread, replace them… all of them.
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If you prefer to learn by trial and terror, recovering from an acute hydroplaning slide is not so easy. Step one is to do less of whatever caused the slide. If you were on the brakes, less brakes; if you were on the gas, less gas…gradually. Here is the harder part, steer in the direction you want to go and look in that direction. If the car is veering violently your steering must be quick and accurate: hand over hand… wax on / wax off, back to center position on the wheel. If it is an easy one and your hands are positioned at 9 & 3, just make a quick small movement of the wheel, and accident avoided.
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Cars in Movies
The big screen has seen its share of movies featuring cars as one of the stars. In some, the car was the feature, while others had vehicles central to the plot. Some of those cars have become iconic to auto enthusiasts: Back to the Future (1985) – Marty McFly is a typical 80’s high school student with a dysfunctional family. His best friend is a mad scientist who has built a time machine in a 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 that’s powered by plutonium. Marty travels back in time to 1955 and has to make sure his parents get married. Unfortunately, the car in Back to the Future is the only 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 with a time machine but around 9,200 of these sports cars were produced. It has gull-wing doors, a rear-mounted engine, and 130 horsepower. Dukes of Hazzard (2005) – This movie remake of the classic 1979 T.V. show features three cousins, Bo, Luke, and Daisy, helping their Uncle Jesse run moonshine in Bo’s orange 1968 Dodge Charger, named General Lee. The local county commissioner evicts them from their farm while plotting to turn the area in to a coal mine. Bo and Luke set off to their beloved farm and save the area from the commissioner’s plan. Over 90,000 1968 Dodge Chargers were produced. It had an optional Magnum engine but its original Hemi engine with 425 horsepower was popular with drag racers and car enthusiasts. Its curvy body, smooth tail, hidden headlight grill, and tendency to look good in racing stripes make it a racing fan’s dream muscle car. Christine (1983) - This classic 1980’s horror film was based on a novel by the thriller author, Stephen King. Nerdy high school student, Arnie Cunningham, falls in love with a 1958 Plymouth Fury named Christine. He fixes her up, gives her a beautiful cherry red paint job, and goes along for the ride as Christine begins to take revenge on anyone who messes with her or Arnie. Christine was based on a unique car. Less than 5,500 1958 Plymouth Furys were ever made. The Fury was only available in one color and body style. Buyers had their choice of engine; either a 290hp 318ci Dual Fury V-800 or a 305hp 350ci Golden Commando V8. Smokey and the Bandit (1977) – Bo Darville, nicknamed Bandit, is hired to bring illegal beer from Texas for a party. With the help of his friend Cledus, a truck driver, they try to make their deadline. Bandit’s 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am becomes a central character in the movie, as the adventure unfolds. Almost 70,000 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Ams were produced after Smokey and the Bandit premiered. America instantly fell in love with its pointed nose, square headlights, and newly covered custom fabric seats.
H e r b i e – Herbie is a 1963 Vo l k s w a g e n Beetle Sunroof Sedan with a mind of his own. Affectionately called the Love Bug for his tendency to fall in love with other cars, Herbie can be recognized by his racing number 53. 1963 Volkswagen Beetles had 40 horsepower, plenty of luggage space, an automatic windshield washing system, and upgraded heating system, window guides, muffler, and heat exchanger. This model is still popular with VW enthusiasts. Cars (2006) – This movie, adored by children and adults alike, features a popular racecar named Lightning McQueen who gets caught in a small, off-the-map town called Radiator Springs. While there, he becomes friends with a rusty pick-up truck named Mater, a Porsche named Sally, and a Hudson Hornet named Doc Hudson. The Hudson Hornet was produced in 1951-1954 and ruled the race track until 1955. It was built with extra steel reinforcing the body and sleek lines to make it more aerodynamic. With its low center-of-gravity, it was the best handling car of its time. Bullitt (1968) – Police Lieutenant Frank Bullitt is in charge of watching a man in the Witness Protection Program for 48 hours. When the witness gets shot in the middle of the night, Frank vows revenge on the shooter and the Mafia boss who hired him. During the famous car chase scene in Bullitt, Frank Bullitt is driving a 1968 Ford Mustang. This muscle car has 230 horsepower, front power disc brakes, and features like front and rear marking lights and energy absorbing steering column. Photo Credits: Herbie - imdb.com, Christine motoringmojo.com, Back to the Future - originalprop. com, Smokey and the Bandit - jimbrooks.org Bullitt - goodfilmguide.co.uk
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FinancingYour Vehicle Purchase This multi-part series will take you step-by-step through the process of purchasing your next car; from researching the right vehicle for you to taking care of your investment. This month we will discuss the best ways to finance your vehicle purchase. any vehicle buyers enter M a dealership’s lot and unknowingly spend far more
than they need to. The reason: With the exception of a vehicle with exorbitant repair costs, no other factor affects the entire cost of ownership more than financing. Most consumers spend hours researching their next vehicle, locating a dealership, test driving, and purchasing, with little or no research into financing options. Except for the purchases of a house or higher education, a vehicle may be the most expensive product consumers purchase. Dealerships have made financing a ridiculously simple process: Walk in, sign, drive a w a y. A s a r e s u l t , m a n y buyers are conditioned to operate within dealerships’ financing processes. However, other options exist and could potentially save thousands of dollars.
pay; 48-month term; 20-percent down payment. The next step is to obtain a credit report which is easily accomplished at websites such as annualcreditreport. com. A small fee is required for obtaining credit scores (what most lenders use); but knowing that score, and anything affecting the score, will provide consumers with invaluable leverage. Interest rates are tied to these scores, thus if negotiating a rate, knowing the score (or how to fix anything affecting it) will prove beneficial. Finally, visit manufacturer websites and local dealer association websites to research current rebates, financing offers, and incentives.
Steps to Take Prior to Shopping for Financing
First Party Lenders First party lenders are sources with which consumers have an ongoing relationship, and with which consumers can work directly. These include buyers’ banks, credit unions, or other local financial institutions. Take a recently obtained credit report and score when meeting with a first party lender. They will request another from the agencies for verification, but these documents provide a loan officer with preliminary information from which they can predict interest rates and loan amounts. Every credit report inquiry can reduce the total score, thus having the document in advance of lender verification will reduce the chance of needing to obtain multiple scores through multiple lenders.
Buyers should know exactly how much they should pay for a vehicle. Sources like cars.com, kbb.com, and edmunds.com offer online tools to determine how much a vehicle will cost to finance. However, these tools won’t determine how much a buyer can reasonably afford. Financial advisors suggest the 20-48-20 rule: payments should not exceed 20-percent of net
Second Party Lenders Second par ty lenders are sources with which a consumer can work directly but with which they do not have an existing relationship. Consumers can seek financing either in person, if from a local lender, or online. Many large automotive sites like edmunds.com and cars.com will offer financing applications through reputable lenders.
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Third Party Lenders Third party lenders are those lenders with which buyers do not directly communicate. Financing through a dealership usually involves financing through the Finance and Insurance Department (F&I). In this scenario, the F&I Manager obtains buyer financing, usually through second party lenders. While the most simple and least time consuming option, this could also be the most expensive. Having a credit score prior to financing will help the F&I manager determine the potential loan rate and amount prior to seeking a lender. Dealerships (and its employees) earn commissions on financing contracts and the F&I department is one of a dealer’s biggest profit sources. The higher the rate and amount, the more commission they make. Sometimes F&I managers will mark-up an interest rate in order to make more profit. Having a pre-approved loan will help ensure that the dealership offers competitive options. Try to buy a vehicle MondayThursday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., unless the day is a holiday. Most lenders are closed Saturday, holidays, and evenings, which means that buyers risk not finalizing the financing prior to taking the vehicle home. Knowing where to go for financing, and which offers best fit personal needs, will save time, money, and lead to a better ownership experience. Obtain credit reports and scores, then shop around for financing options. Just like a new vehicle, financing is a product; shopping around will lead to the best possible purchase. NEXT MONTH: At the Dealership
Getting Ready for
Car Show Season! S
ummer is here and that means car show season is here as well! Every weekend there are many great car events in nearly every corner of Colorado. There are shows with just a few cars all the way up to shows with thousands of cars. The key is to enjoy yourself whether you are going as a participant or a spectator.
Tips for Car Show Participants • Check our comprehensive car show listing in each issue or online at Coloradocarshow.com • Check a car show’s website (if there is one) to see if they offer a discount for signing up in advance • Wash and wax your vehicle before you go • Touch up when you get there • Bring California Duster or light cloth to keep car free of dust throughout the day • Remove all clutter from vehicle • Open hood and trunk, if requested
Tips for Car Show Spectators • DO NOT TOUCH the cars! (Especially watch kids!) • Plan your time to see everything available - cars, vendors, displays
• Bring plenty of sunscreen, chair, snacks, cash, jacket, and shade if there is room • Also good to do: have a sheet or board printed with facts/history about your car • Be prepared to talk about your car!
• Bring sunscreen, cash, camera, etc. • Bring the family to enjoy the show!
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June/July RACING SCHEDULE (Race details subject to change. Check venue website for latest details.)
Bandimere Speedway (Morrison) www.bandimere.com Saturday, June 1 Racing (Multiple Classes) Sunday, June 2 Mega Mopar Action at Thunder Mountain / PSCA Eliminations Friday, June 7 Saturday, June 8 Pennzoil Ultra E.T. Series Sunday, June 9 IDRC Street Tuner / USP Racing Sport Compact Friday, June 14 Sunday, June 16 Thunder on the Mountain Saturday, June 22 Racing (Multiple Classes) Sunday, June 23 Ford Fun Weekend Monday, June 24 Saturday, June 29 NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League Western Conference Finals
Wednesday, July 3 Jet Car Nationals Test Night Thursday, July 4 Jet Car National & Family Festival Saturday, July 6 Racing (Multiple Classes) Sunday, July 7 Racing (Multiple Classes) Friday, July 12 Racing (Multiple Classes) Colorado National Speedway (Dacono) www.coloradospeedway.com Saturday, June 1 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, June 8 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, June 15 Rocky’s Autos Father’s Day NASCAR KnockOut Sunday, June 16 Super Sunday Monster Fest Saturday, June 22 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, June 29 Racing (Multiple Classes) Friday, July 5 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, July 6 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Saturday, July 13 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Saturday, July 13 Racing (Multiple Classes)
High Plains Raceway (Deer Trail) www. highplainsraceway.com
I-76 Speedway (Fort Morgan) www.I-76speedway.com
Saturday, June 1 Sunday, June 2 24 Hours of LeMons
Saturday, June 1 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Saturday, June 8 Sunday, June 9 Motorcycle RoadRacing Association Saturday, July 13 Sunday, July 14 National Auto Sport Association I-25 Speedway (Pueblo) www.i25speedway.com Saturday, June 1 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Saturday, June 15 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, July 6 Racing (Multiple Classes) Phillips County Raceway (Holyoke) www.pcraceway.com Saturday, June 8 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, June 22 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Saturday, June 8 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Thursday, July 4 BST/ PCR Mid Season Championship
Saturday, June 15 Racing (Multiple Classes)
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Saturday, June 22 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, June 29 Racing (Multiple Classes) Saturday, July 6 Racing (Multiple Classes)
Pikes Peak International Raceway (Fountain) www.ppir.com Saturday, June 29 USAC Silver Crown and Midget
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June/July CAR SHOWS & CAR-RELATED EVENTS
See our online calendar at www.coloradomotorworld. com for more details on these events. This information is accurate at time of printing. Car Shows/ Events are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Saturday, June 1 8 am – 11 am Cars & Coffee 95th St / Arapahoe Rd., Lafayette (Weather Permitting) 10 am – 12 pm 1st Saturday Car Show Quaker Steak & Lube, Westminster 11 am – 1 pm 21st Annual Corvette Show 3111 S. College Ave., Fort Collins 5 pm – 9 pm Golden Super Cruise, South Golden Rd, Golden Sunday, June 2 9 am – 4 pm TSA Car Show 10901 S. Parker Rd, Parker 10 am – 3 pm Automezzi Colorado and Friends - 665 Flatiron Marketplace Dr, Broomfield 10 am – 2 pm O’Reilly Car Show 17090 E. Quincy Dr., Aurora 10 am – 2 pm Sam’s Club Car Show 4827 S. Wadsworth Way, Littleton Wednesday, June 5 5 pm – 9 pm CSP “Responsible Speed” Test Night - Bandimere Speedway, Morrison Friday, June 7 8 am – 5 pm Good Guys Car Show The Ranch Events Center, Loveland 5 pm – 9 pm- Colorful Colorado Car, Truck & Rod Show 600 S. 12th, Montrose Saturday, June 8 7 am – 3 pm Colorful Colorado Car, Truck & Rod Show 600 S. 12th, Montrose 8 am – 5 pm Good Guys Car Show The Ranch Events Cntr, Loveland
8 am – 5 pm Santa Fe Trail Festival Car & Bike Show Downtown Trinidad 9 am – 3 pm Paradise Cove/ Wilderness on Wheels Car & Motorcycle Show 9199 W. Alameda, Lakewood 3 pm – 9 pm Littleton Cruise 1500 W. Littleton Blvd, Littleton Sunday, June 9 Summerfest Car Show Greenwood Village
Father’s Day Poker Run & Car Show 3050 67th Ave., Greeley 9 am – 3 pm Apex Center Father’s Day Car Show - 13150 W. 72nd Ave., Arvada 9 am Father’s Day Car Show 18301 W. Colfax, Golden 9 am – 1 pm Parker Car Fest Car Show Parker
8 am – 3 pm Good Guys Car Show The Ranch Events Center, Loveland
Wednesday, June 19 5 pm – 9 pm CSP “Responsible Speed” Test Night- Bandimere Speedway, Morrison
9 am – 3 pm Exotic Sports Car Show & Concours d’Elegance Arapahoe Comm. Coll., Littleton
Saturday, June 22 Adams County Historical Society Museum Car Show 9601 Henderson Rd., Brighton
10 am – 3 pm Tri-Lakes Cruisers Benefit Car Show - Monument
Akron Car Show Main Street, Akron
Wednesday, June 12 5 pm – 7:30 pm Club Auto Tire Kicking 11100 W. 8th Ave., Lakewood 5 pm – 9 pm CSP “Responsible Speed” Test Night - Bandimere Speedway, Morrison Saturday, June 15 Chevy Show & Shine 92nd & Wadsworth, Arvada CP Tour for the Kids Club Auto, Lakewood Rocky Mountain Road Show 13155 Cty Rd. 280, Nathrop 9 am – 1 pm Royal Ranger’s Car Show 6475 W. 29th Ave, Denver 10 am – 3 pm Classic Rock Cruise-In Castle Rock 10 am – 2 pm Highlands Ranch Classic Car Show - 3900 Grace Blvd., Highlands Ranch 10 am No One’s Car Club Car Show - 1835 W. Union Ave., Englewood 1 pm – 7 pm Cruizin’ Havana Car Show & Poker Run- Havana Corridor, Denver Sunday, June 16 C4 Hot Rods 2555 S. Santa Fe Dr., Denver
9 am – 2 pm Father Fest Charity Car Show 7755 Greenstone Trail, Ft Collins 9 am – 3 pm Mountain Resource Center Car Show 10875 US Hwy 285, Conifer 10 am – 2 pm Car Show 827 S. Lincoln Ave., Loveland Sunday, June 23 8 am – 4 pm Fun Ford Weekend Bandimere Speedway, Morrison 12 pm – 4 pm Ribs and Rods Cruise-In Day Car Show 12363 W. 64th Ave., Arvada Wednesday, June 26 5 pm – 9 pm CSP “Responsible Speed” Test Night - Bandimere Speedway, Morrison
11 am – 4 pm Phantoms Rod & Custom Car Show 695 Kipling St., Lakewood Sunday, June 30 10 am – 3 pm Shotgun Willie’s Auto Show 490 S. Colorado Blvd., Glendale Wednesday, July 3 5 pm – 9 pm CSP “Responsible Speed” Test Night - Bandimere Speedway, Morrison Thursday, July 4 Coolest Car Show in Colorado Bond Park, Estes Park 11 am – 3 pm Pueblo West Chamber 4th of July Car Show Civic Center Dr., Pueblo West Saturday, July 6 Wet Mountain Car Show Main St., Westcliffe 8 am – 10 am Cars & Coffee - 95th St / Arapahoe Rd., Lafayette (Weather Permitting)
8 am – 1 pm Very Fine Wheels Car Show 15625 W. 10th Ave., Golden 10 am – 12 pm 1st Saturday Car Show Quaker Steak & Lube, Westminster 10 am – 2:30 pm All American Car Show 5661 McWhinney Blvd., Loveland 5 pm – 9 pm Golden Super Cruise, South Golden Rd, Golden Wednesday, July 10 5 pm – 9 pm- CSP “Responsible Speed” Test Night - Bandimere Speedway, Morrison Saturday, July 13 Car Show & Poker Run 1120 South Gate Dr., Windsor
Saturday, June 29 Faith on Wheels Neighborhood Car Show 6228 S. Carr Ct., Littleton
8 am – 2 pm Chassis Lassies Mountain Rendezvous Car Show - 18301 W. Colfax Ave., Golden
8 am – 1 pm Bad Does Good Toy Run & Show Sports Authority Field, Lot A
9 am – 2 pm- Good Time Corvette Car Show - 7820 Washington St., Denver
9 am – 3 pm Accessories, Inc Car, Truck, and Bike Show 6401 N. Broadway, Denver
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