January-February 2012 by PUL OC

The Official Publication of Orange County Pickups Limited

2011 Christmas Party...

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by Chris Travers

Clearman’s North Woods Inn in La Mirada has become our traditional holiday party spot. With plenty of everything, it is truly a place to celebrate friendship and the holidays. Special thanks go out to Bill and Andrea Crisel for heading things up, Gloria Beverley for being the Vana White of the evening and assisting our leader Steve Stillwell in passing out the gifts and all of the others that lended a helping hand in creating a great party. Of special note was the presentation to Dave and Jean Britton of their 35 year club plaque and Mike Hay previewed 4 media frames showing some of his hard work with the club archives scanning project.

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President’s Page... Life is a Gas!

But are we getting the most out of every tank we purchase?

By Steve Stillwell

California fuel prices are about $.40 higher than last year, which was more expensive than the year before. The trend is obvious and gas prices that we all remember from years gone by will never return. Fuel companies have just gotten too greedy to give Americans a break. We have to purchase gasoline, so there is no dodging this necessity, especially for us truck lovers. But what can you do? To follow are some great tips for saving fuel and money at the same time. At the top of the list is to eliminate those jack-rabbit starts. We love the roar of our engines and even a tire chirp, but quick starts consume large amounts of fuel and greatly reduce fuel mileage. Keep you truck’s engine tuned. Spark plugs and ignition wires are a cheap investment and a proven method to increasing fuel mileage. Burning fuel efficiently will generate more miles per gallon. Don’t use the air conditioning needlessly. A/C compressors draw horsepower and the driver will have to press on the pedal harder with the air conditioning operating. Roll the windows down on temperate days. Inflate your tires to the maximum allowable pressure. Roll resistance will decrease your fuel mileage. I doubt that too many truckers will drop their love for fat tires, but they do eat more gas. Use premium engine oil. Synthetics actually do decrease friction and thus provide you with the biggest bang for the gasoline buck. Synthetics are also available as gear lubes for rear ends and transmissions, but Currie Enterprises does not recommend them to customers. Reduce the weight in your truck. After the truck show, remove all of the extra weight of EZ Ups, chairs, ice chests, unnecessary tools, floor jacks, etc. The additional weight burns gas. Also, plan your trips and don’t fill the tank to the top if you don’t have too. Gas weighs about 6-plus lbs. per gallon. Think ahead when traveling, such as getting a roll at an approaching hill, thus eliminating the need to press hard on the accelerator when climbing a hill. Professional truckers have this down to a science. Starting and stopping creates gas guzzlers. If you are going to be stopped for an excessive amount of time, turn off your engine. It will save you money in the long run. For less than the price of a tank of fuel, you can have a professional tune your truck, more precisely adjust your carburetor. After following a few hot rods at the most recent Cruisin’ for a Cure, I thought I was going to pass out from the fumes generated by very rich, carbureted engines. I was going to add a piece on proper carb tuning, but found it would take pages to pull this off. Best to go see Glenn. Let’s bring our truck engines up to maximum performance when it comes to fuel consumption.

Steve Stillwell President Pickups Limited, Orange County Chapter steve@pickupslimited.com

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Another Year Gone!... by Ed Oe Time flies when your having fun, doesn’t it? Besides all the preparation for Christmas there were many shows attended starting right after Thanksgiving. Nov 26, took me to the Bo Huff “Thank you tour”. This show had everyone who digs the kustom culture, rockabilly style. Bo was treated for the big “C” in 2010 and these shows help ease the pain of the expenses. My truck fitted right in since my rear fenders are still primer from the 3” widening job. I had a chance to see and met some of the legends from Bo to Gene Winfield. There were some awesome rides there with many vendors and live music made for a very nice day. Entering December led some of us to the 14th annual John Force Holiday Show. If you never been, this is a show that will get you into the holiday mood. When you see the mountain of toys donated for the Chips 4 kids program you can’t help but feel good. Craig Hoelzel does an excellent job rallying the clubs and organizing this show each year. PUL has a nice spot where you can see not just our club trucks but many of the local Ford trucks from all around. And before the last of the lights go up on the house the Mooneyes Christmas Show and drags was a must do. Much like the Bo Huff show this had all the local car clubs styling and showing off their stuff. Since I grew up in the Irwindale, Baldwin Park area there were many clubs and old friends to visit with. The weather was nice and the drag strip was cooking. The sounds of the cars took me back to Sunday afternoons in the 70’s when Irwindale was a busy place each weekend. And the other place to spend time was the 605 Speedway for the place to watch figure eight racing. There were also tons of vendors and I even got a autographed picture from the leadslinger, Bill Hines. He was selling his used cigars and pictures out of one of his creations. Now it was time to get the last of the LED lights up on the house and pull out the fake tree. With all the elements in place and Holiday shows behind me it’s time to focus on the season of giving. With the list of toys from the grandkids I headed out to the mall in style, sporting my latest show shirt and memories of shows past. With some help from Christmas cheer I will be thinking of what the new year will bring and another year of shows and fun with my friends. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year -- Ed Oe - VP Pickups Limited ed@pickupslimited.com (657) 464-3115 On FaceBook Ed Oe

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What did you do in 2011?

Here are just a few things that Pickups Limited’s Orange County Chapter did... JEALOUS?

8th Annual Tour ‘d Orange January 1st

3rd Annual Jeff’s Fun RunJanuary 22nd

Hillco Super Bowl Sunday Show February 6th

Annual Chapter Safewy Check April 23rd

24th Annual Seal Beach Car Show April 23rd

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Weekly Ruby’s in Whittier Cruise May 29th

F-100 Western Nationals Friday Cruise - June 24th

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F-100 Western Nationals - June 25th

16th Annual Cypress Car Show - July 23rd

National Collector Car Night at Bob’s - July 24th

9th Annual Corn Feed Run August 27th

41st Annual North South Run - Auugust 19-21

3rd Annual Surf City Garage Show - October 2nd

12th Annual Cruisin’ for a Cure - September 24th

Vietnam Moving Wall October 8th

Annual Turkey Run & Museum Tour - November 27th

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14th Annual John Force Holiday Car Show December 4th

MOONEYES USA X-MAS PARTY Show and Drags - December 10th

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2011 Christmas Party... from page 1 -

THE HAPPY FACES OF THE ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER OF PICKUPS LIMITED

Over 40 members attended the party this year and by the looks on their faces had a great time. One thing for sure is that nobody went away hungry.

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It’s Time for New Chapter Clothing At our December club meeting, Glenn Kerr presented information about embroidered club clothing. First of all, we do have a local vendor, Embroidme in Costa Mesa. Embroidme is a nation wide company with full-service showrooms that combine a wide variety of apparel and promotional items. You might be able to find a location that is more convenient to where you live, but there will always be less confusion if we can deal with the same store which for now will be the Costa Mesa store. The important thing to keep in mind is that this logo and artwork is the property of the Orange County Chapter and is not to be used by anybody else without written permission of our chapter. It is not to be used by any other chapter. With that being said, you are able to custom order colors to match with your truck or just to compliment the shirt or jacket you like. The “Official” color that we use for everything is PMS Warm Red like you see in the first logo to the right. The other logos give you an idea of what can be done. Our current standard club jacket is a Harrington style M770 which is no longer available. The shop is currently looking for something that is similar in style. You can also order shirts or jackets in a number of other styles and colors, so you might want to check out what the shop can offer to you. A price has been set for front and back side embroidery but those costs will be a bit lower if a quantity of 8 or more garments is produced at the same time. Add to this the price of your chosen garment and you are done! Some of the guys like the Dickies shirts which is great, but be careful on what you buy. There are genuine Dickies products and there are lots of knock-offs out there so be sure to try on whatever you buy first to be sure that you are happy with it. A password for Orange County Chapter members only will be set up with the operator of the Costa Mesa location Debbie Petty. This is done to ensure the security of our artwork. More information including your password will be available at the January meeting. A special thanks to Glenn Kerr for doing the leg work on this for us.

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NHRA DRAG RACING... the pitts are yet another reason to ditch work The 2011 NHRA Drag Racing season closed where it started, in Pomona. We are truly blessed with this and the Winter Nationals events so close to home. After all Drag Racing is really the roots of street rodding and there are tons of great vendors and ideas to see at every NHRA event. This year marked the 50th anniversary of the NHRA so the organization celebrated by naming it’s 50 top drivers of all time. #1 was “Big Daddy” Don Garlits, but #2 was out local favorite and big Pickups Limited supporter John Force. The display of vehicles from Force’s past was unbelievable and truly overshadowed most of the event as many of the championship categories had already been decided. Also on display in the pits was a rather understated Police vehicle and Big Rig tractor along with several technical displays like the Lucas Oil demo of what happens when your motor looses proper lubrication. NHRA Racing, where every ticket is a pit pass. Hauln’ Freight • January - February 2012

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EDITOR’S NOTES... Do You Need help printing the newsletter? by Chris Travers

With the explosion of technology that we have experienced over the last 10 years or so, it has become possible to create fantastic and involved publications like our own Chapter newsletter. The sophistication of the programs that are available to the average person is only limited by the time and effort that we are willing to put into our finished product. Take a bunch of pictures from the previous two months of being a car freak, add a few words and there you have it... sometimes 40 pages of stuff that we all love to look at. The problem for some of comes when we want to print a copy to share with a pal or to carry into your “private library” each morning at that special time. Here a few simple tips that should work on most any PC you may have access to. You Apple guys should have a much easier time of this, but that’s what you pay the big bucks for: #1 - In the Bill Gates created world of Windows, there are several different methods of performing the same task! I really don’t know why this is because it can lead to lots of confusion and does on a regular basis. I am self taught so hopefully this explanation doesn’t confuse anybody. #2 - All of our publications are saved for you in a PDF format which greatly reduces the size of the file. PDFstands for Portable Document Format. This file format, created by Adobe Systems in 1993, is used for representing documents in a manner independent of application software, hardware, and operating systems. Each PDF file encapsulates a complete description of a fixed-layout flat document, including the text, fonts, graphics, and other information needed to display it. If you cannot read our newsletter, it probably means that you do not have PDF Reader installed on your system. Downloads are available for free on the internet so get it if you don’t have it. #3 - Once you are able to read the file on your screen, go to your print command and you will see a menu like the one in the example to the left. Make sure that you click to print all pages then click on to the “PROPERTIES” box for your next step. 10 www.pickupslimited.com 11 www.pickupslimited.com

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#4 - Once you have opened the “PROPERTIES” box, you should see a menu that looks like the one here to our right. Choose the tab marked Printing Shortcuts so that we can change a few settings. REMEMBER, YOUR PRINTER MANUFACTURER IS NOT YOUR FRIEND! ALL THEY REALLY WANT TO DO IS SELL YOU INK AND LOTS OF IT. Your screen will probably indicate that your print quality is set for “NORMAL” In most cases this uses about 60% more ink than our next setting. Unless you are printing photographs on photo paper, it’s a big waste of time and money as the higher the print quality setting, the longer the print job takes and of course, drains ink from your cartridge and money from your wallet.

#5 - OK so now that I have beat up on HP, Kodak, Epson and the others, click on to the down arrow under the “PRINT QUALITY” section and choose “FAST DRAFT” This does exactly what it says... it will print extremely fast and in draft quality mode, will use much less ink. One try at this setting and I think you will see that under normal circumstances, the quality is quite readable and acceptable. If your printer supports double sided printing, now is the time to indicate “TWO SIDED PRINTING”. Click “OK” and this window will close, taking you back to the main “PRINT” menu. Follow whatever prompts that may come up for your particular printer during the print job to flip the paper if you are printing on both sides of the paper.

#6 - Back at the “PRINT MENU”, double check that you are still set to print “ALL PAGES” and that your scaling is set to “FIT TO PRINTABLE AREA”. Click “OK” and the printing will begin. If your printer has a paper stop, be sure that it is in the up position. If your printer is like mine and you don’t do this, paper will go flying throughout the room like the Jane Fonda copy machine scene in 9 to 5! Again if you are printing on both sides of the paper, you will receive a prompt that will instruct you on when and how to flip or turn your paper. That’s abut all there is to it. Follow these simple instructions and you will be able to print a newsletter or anything else at MACH 1 speed and save some money on ink and paper to boot! Hauln’ Freight • January - February 2012

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Give Me A Brake... By Glenn Kerr

I Do This For A Living

Who’s The Expert Here, Anyway Have you ever noticed sometimes things people say tend to stay with you for a long time? Years ago while on a fishing trip, the Captain made one of those statements. It’s been stuck in my mind ever since. We were on a school of tuna. The Captain told us to use a rubber core sinker about 24” above the hook. Almost nobody was doing as he suggested. Guys, for the most part were having a hard time getting bit. Out of frustration the Captain stopped the chum line, allowed us to drift off the school and then called everybody in to the galley. This is never a good sign. The first words out of his mouth were “I do this for a living”. Then he proceeded to scold us for not listening to him when he was trying to help us catch fish. Sure enough, we got back on that school, did as he instructed with a rubber core sinker. Well what do you know. We started to catch fish. Similar things happen at our shop. A customer will call about a problem with his car. Then proceed to tell me his neighbor who works on cars on the side told him the muffler bearing needed replacing. His neighbor is an expert in auto repair because, even thought he’s fast food restaurant manager, he used to live next to John Force’s twice removed cousin who worked for Force 20 years ago as a shop clean up person. So he knows what he’s talking about. It never ceases to amaze me every one is an expert, except the guy who does it for a living.

Things We Get Asked The Most (and the answers) People ask a lot of questions about their cars. These are some of the ones we hear most often. My car vibrates when driving. Will an alignment help the vibrations? Most likely not. Although misalignment under some circumstances can cause vibrations, the most likely cause is a tire or wheel balance problem. 12 www.pickupslimited.com 13

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My car pulls to one side when I’m driving on the highway. What causes this? The three main causes of pulling when driving are, in order: uneven tire wear, misalignment or power steering problems. The cause usually is some combination of these conditions. How often should my vehicle be aligned? Most vehicles should have their alignment checked at least once a year of normal driving. The alignment should also be checked when tires are replaced, if a curb, pothole or other object is hit hard. What is an Alignment? When we align you car we are adjusting the wheels to go down the road together, in a straight line. This prevents unusual tire wear. It also gives a better handling and safer vehicle. My car vibrates when I brake. Do I need an alignment? Most vibrations on braking are brake related. My brakes squeak. Do I need a brake job? Possibly. Some squeaks or noises are common with disc brakes. Many disc brakes have audible sensors that also cause a squeaking or high pitched squeal sound. Brakes are one of the most important systems on your car. Any noises should be inspected to see if there is a problem or they are normal brake noises. How often should my brakes be inspected? When you car is new, the brakes should go thousands of miles without service. We suggest inspecting brakes at every lube service. You may not need brake service that often, but it’s better to check them too early and not need anything, than wait too long and cause needless damage or expense. As always, if you have any questions, please free to call me. And as always, if I don’t know the answer or can’t find one, I’ll make one up that sounds plausible. Glenn Kerr 949 631-2888

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Upcoming Special Events...

It’s all about Jeff this time so let’s have some fun

Friday January 13th is the day set for the dedication of Jeff Hornsby’s plaque at the City of Hope in Duarte. We will meet at 10:15am for the 10:30 dedication and a tour of key spots around the City of Hope campus showing us several of it’s more unique aspects and some of the people who make it the special place that it is. For those of you that want to roll in together, we will leave the Jack in the Box at 13361 Crossroads Pkwy North in the City Of Industry CA 91746 (right next to Fry’s Electronics) at 10:00am for the short drive to Duarte. After, we will roll into one of Jeff’s favorite lunch spots, In-N-Out Burger in Baldwin Park. This isn’t just any In-N-Out, it is THE headquarters on Francisquito Ave. where we will visit their Company Store to check everything out. ...EVERYBODY IS WELCOME

Saturday January 14th Jeff’s Visit

Each year members from PUL OC cruise to Veterans Cemetery in Riverside to visit with Jeff Hornsby before Jeff’s Fun Run. This year we will get together at Tom’s Place, 447 East La Palma Ave in Anaheim (corner of Lakeview and La Palma) at 8:30am. We’ll stop at the Arlington Heights Sports Park which is 1.1 miles after we get off of the 91 freeway to re-group. The actual address for the sports park is 9401 Cleveland Ave. (on the left). We will have a SHORT stop to connect with any other truckers from other PUL Chapters before cruising into the Cemetery. After our visit, we will be cruising to Al Ubrun’s home for a BBQ and to do what Jeff enjoyed the most... BS and bench race with his buddies. 14 www.pickupslimited.com 15

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Eve Proc nt e To B eds enef Canc it Rese er arch

OPEN TO ALL MAKES, MODELS, AND YEARS OF VEHICLES

WE WILL VISIT SOME OF THE AUTOMOTIVE HOT SPOTS AROUND OUR AREA

Saturday January 21st, 2012

The Poker Run Begins at 8:30am - Rain or Shine - OVER 200 VEHICLES www.jeffsfunrun.com

Event Starting Time - 8:30am Ken Grody Ford

ENTRY FEE $25.00

ENTRY FEE INCLUDES A FREE T-SHIRT ONLY ENTRIES POSTMARKED BEFORE JANUARY 2nd WILL RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT. CONFIRMATIONS WILL BE SENT VIA E-MAIL

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Please make all checks payable and send to: Pickups Limited of Orange County P.O. Box 4631 Anaheim, Ca 92803

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For Additional Information contact: jeffsrun@pickupslimited.com

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ENTRY FORM: Name:____________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________ City: ___________________ State: _______ ZIP: _________ Area Code: ________ Phone: _________________________ E-Mail: ____________________________________________ CONFIRMATIONS WILL BE SENT VIA E-MAIL

VEHICLE INFORMATION Make: __________ Model: ______________ Year: ________ Club Afiliation: _____________________________________

ORDER FORM:

Entry Fee: *includes ONE FREE T-Shirt if postmarked before January 3rd

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PUBLICATION & LIABILITY RELEASE: I hereby consent to the use and publication of any photos in which I or my vehicle may appear, either intentionally or unintentionally in whole or in part. I understand that all photographs are the sole property of Pickups Limited of Orange County and their assignees. Entrants and participants by execution of this entry form, release and hold harmless Pickups Limited of Orange County, Bob’s Big Boy Broiler, Ken Grody Ford, all Vendors, DJ's, Bands and Food Vendors, their officers, directors, employees, agents representatives, and anyone connected with the presentation of the Jeff’s Fun Run from any known and unknown damages, injuries, losses, judgments, or claims from any causes what-so-ever that may be suffered by any entrants or participant to his person and property.

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14th ANNUAL JFR HOLIDAY CAR SHOW ... The Biggest Ever - JFR PRESS RELEASE

YORBA LINDA, CA (December 5, 2011) --- A day after the 14th annual John Force Racing Holiday Car Show the staff at the West Coast JFR HQ is still recovering from what many long-time employees consider the biggest and most well attended holiday car show ever. Fans began arriving at the home of the 17-time championship NHRA Funny Car headquarters and museum at 7:30 a.m. even though the event wasn’t scheduled to open to the public until 10 a.m. and crowds mingled long after the 4 p.m. closing time. Crowd estimates by local media exceeded 25,000 and the number of toys donated is expected to come close to 10,000 items for the California Highway Patrol “CHiPS For Kids” Toy Drive. “We had a great weather and thousands of people turned out to support kids in need throughout Orange County and Southern California. It was an awesome, awesome day,” said Craig Hoelzel, Special Events Director for John Force Racing. “I can’t thank the car club guys enough for bringing out their cars and trucks plus I have to thank all the Brea/Yorba Linda police and California Highway Patrol officers who helped us with traffic and crowd management. I don’t think I have ever seen a bigger pile of toys in all my years of being a part of the Holiday Car Show.” This year’s Holiday Car Show featured two Batmobiles, numerous land speed racers, a 2006 Bugatti Veyron valued at almost $2 million and nearly 1,000 cars and trucks from area collectors and hobbyists. The featured cars of the show were Pontiacs and Hoelzel thought the car owners really did a great job of representing that era of classic hot rods well. In the middle of the event the autograph session was the main highlight and all the JFR drivers including 15-time Funny Car champion John Force along with Robert Hight, Mike Neff, Ashley Force Hood, Brittany Force and Courtney Force signed for over two hours alongside NHRA Funny Car racer Jack Beckman, NHRA Legends Tom “Mongoose” McEwen and Linda Vaughn; plus George Barris- The King of Customizers and Genevieve Chappell – the Queen of Cars.

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TRAVIS NOACK’S LONG AWATED F-100 COMES OUT FROM UNDER THE BLANKET AT THE JOHN FORCE HOLIDAY SHOW... NICE TRUCK!

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2011 MOONEYES XMAS SHOW & DRAGS

You want different? You want special? You want overload? That was exactly what the annual MOONEYES Xmas Show & Drags at the Toyota Speedway at Irwindale provided. DIFFERENT? You bet it was. Over 1,200 vehicles of all types... some of them even ran! A few didn’t do too well on the drag strip though. SPECIAL? How about a full Lunar eclipse on the early morning of the show sponsored by Moon Equipment! You can’t buy advertising like that. OVERLOAD? Besides the huge crowd of cars, trucks, motorcycles, and vendors, icons of the industry like Gene Winfield, George Barris, and Bill Hines who at almost 90 years old is still slinging lead and teaching others his techniques. I was able to talk to all of them which was a real treat for me. Since we are a truck club, I thought I would see just how many different “flavours” of trucks I could fine. I didn’t see everything but it was sure fun trying!

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Annual Turkey Run...

Planes of Fame Museum at the Chino Airport

It’s really difficult to create events that appeal to everybody, but this year’s Turkey Run had it all... bad weather, great roads, fantastic history, good company, classic food, with an interesting twist thrown in the middle to boot. The destination for the day was set for The Planes of Fame Museum at the Chino Airport

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We left the Ayers Suites in Yorba Linda with a smaller group that expected due to some wet weather which didn’t stop Jim & Dusty from bringing their F-100’s. Way to go guys! This museum is truly memorable. You can spend days going over the airplanes and the supporting displays of memorabilia. It is truly a special place bringing memories and fantasies to all of us young and old. Jim Dorsey and Mike Hay offered quite a few insights of their own based on their past. Rather than going on and on about the museum, let’s just say that you all need to go and see for yourselves. This brings us to the mid point in our adventure with Rich taking us farming. After a few calls were made, he led us through the valley to a farm that he has worked with over the years. We drove through the feed lot (I’m not sure what it was that Jim had on his running boards) and had a great time picking veggies for the dinner table. We finished out the day at The Hat for a balanced meal WITHOUT VEGGIES or any of that other health food stuff.

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What’s Going On... Official club events in bold print JANUARY 1 8 12 13 14 15

9th Annual “Tour d’Orange” - Now a Southern California tradition for many and arguably the first car event of the New Year. Meet at the corner of Fisher and Redhill in Costa Mesa. A two hour tour of some of Orange County’s best two lane roads. Arguably the first car event of the year. Meet at 8:30 AM, maps at 8:45 AM, DEPART AT 9 AM. YOU WON’T BELIEVE IT UNTIL YOU SEE IT! Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park Duarte CA - City of Hope dedication of Jeff Hornsby’s plaque in the Rose Garden and campus tour SEE PAGE 14 FOR MORE DETAILS Jeff’s Visit - A cruise to Veterans Cemetery in Riverside to visit with Jeff Hornsby and a BBQ after hosted by Al and Pam Ubrun and guys from the Inland Empire Chapter. ALL PUL Chapters are invited but please RSVP to Chris Travers at chris@pickupslimited.com before 1/8/11 so we have enough for the BBQ. SEE PAGE 14 FOR MORE DETAILS Pomona Swap Meet - www.pomonaswapmeet.com - (714) 538-7091

4th Annual Jeff’s Fun Run 2012 - This is a quality Poker Run that will visit unique automotive / Hot Rod based businesses in our area - You don’t need to know how to play poker, you just need to know how to have fun - Mail your $25 entry fee before January 3rd to include an Event Shirt - see page 15 for entry & details

Super Bowl Sunday show at HILLCO Fastener Warehouse in Garden Grove - HILLCO will be reserving 20 “FRONT ROW” spaces for us so I want everybody to join in regardless if you are an Orange County Chapter member or not • FOOD IS AVAILABLE • 50/50 • FREE DRIVER’s RAFFLE • ALL CHAPTERS AND NON-MEMBERS WITH FORD TRUCKS ARE WELCOME - IT’S FREE!!! NO ENTRY

27-29 Pomona - Grand National Roadster Show - Fairplex - INFO: www.rodshows.com 29 Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 FEBRUARY

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Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park Pomona - 52nd annual O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Winternationals at Auto Club Raceway in Pomona • Meet for breakfast at IHOP 903 W Arrow Hwy San Dimas, CA 91773 - Leave for the track at 8:00am Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park

Annual Orange County Chapter Safety Check & BBQ Lunch • If you want to get up early, we will meet at Donut Derelicts, at 6:00am - The Safety Check will be held at Glenn’s Brake & Alignment (2135 Canyon Dr. • Costa Mesa, CA) with inspections beginning at 8:00am - The club will provide lunch.

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Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785

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Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park Orange - 18th Annual Orange Plaza Car Show - Historic Orange Plaza, Chapman Avenue and Glassell Street, Old Towne Orange - 425 pre-1975 Street Rods, Custom and Classic vehicles will be on display. The show is estimated to bring out 5,000+ spectators to the beautiful Plaza area in the City of Orange. It is a wonderful event for the entire family to enjoy. Local restaurants and shops will welcome all in attendance. There is no admission fee for spectators. The show will run from 8:00am to 3:00pm • INFO: http://orangesunriserotary.org

NHRA Twilight Cruise Night - WE ARE THE HOST CLUB!!! • ALL FORD TRUCKS, PICKUPS LIMITED CHAPTERS AND NON MEMBERS ARE WELCOME • IT’S FREE!!! NO ENTRY FEE

SEAL BEACH • 24th Annual Seal Beach Car Show - MAIN STREET IN SEAL BEACH Pickups Limited of Orange County has reserved an entire parking lot just for F-100’s Check with Glenn Kerr to see if there is any available space at 5150@eglenns.com

MAY 6

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Rev’ved Up 4 Kids Car Show at Vic’s Garage’s in Torrance - Early bird car entry registration costs $30.00 and is available until March 1st. Standard registration costs $35.00 and day of show registration will cost $40.00. THERE WILL BE RESERVED PARKING FOR PICKUPS LIMITED

Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park Culver City - Come to Downtown Culver City for the Eighth Annual Cruisin’ Back to Culver City Car Show - 100′s of classic cars and hot rods from all across California will be on display, as well as great exhibitors and vendors.INFO: (310) 499-4840 - culvercitycarshow.com Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785

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WEEKLY & MONTHLY EVENTS AND CRUISES

1st & Last Sunday - TUSTIN - Million Dollar Breakfast Cruise - 7-11am - Enderle Center @55Fwy & 17th St. - Info: (949) 300-8329 - honiotescarshows.com Wednesday - DOWNEY - Bob’s Big Boy Broiler - 7447 Firestone Blvd - 5 to 9pm - INFO: (951) 371-5833 or e-mail retrorick99@yahoo.com Wednesday - CERRITOS - Cruise Night at Peris Restaurant - --CLOSED FOR THE WINTER - www.chariotssocal.net Thursday - CYPRESS - Classic Cruise Night - --CLOSED FOR THE WINTER - www.the401kclub.com Thursday - ORANGE - Orange Sunruse Rotary --CLOSED FOR THE WINTER Friday - GARDEN GROVE - Main Street is back - INFO: (951) 371-5833 or e-mail retrorick99@yahoo.com Friday - WHITTIER - Ruby’s Diner at the Whittwood Town Center --CLOSED FOR THE WINTER Contact@rubyscruise.com Friday - BURBANK - Bob’s Big Boy - 4211 Riverside Drive - (818) 842-5464 - ARRIVE EARLY IF YOU WANT TO PARK INSIDE BOB’S Last Friday - EL SEGUNDO - Hot Rod Magazine Cruise Night - 610 Lairport St. at the Automotive Driving Museum - 6pm to 9pm - Local Food Trucks - Live Music Saturday - HUNTINGTON BEACH - Donut Derelicts, Magnolia & Adams @ Adams Avenue Donuts - 6:00am - 8:30am (949) 859-8549 - www.donutderelicts.com Saturday - IRVINE - Cars & Coffee - Ford Design Center in Irvine 5 Freeway north of the “Y” - 7:00am - 9:30am - www.cars-and-coffee.com Saturday - La Canada - Early Rodders Cruise In - at United Artist Theater 1919 Verdugo Blvd... beneath the junction of hte 210 & 2 - 6:30am - 9:00am For a comprehensive listing of events in Southern California and elsewhere, log on to these great web sites: www.socalcarculture.com ○ www.driveonline.com ○ www.livecarshows.com www.hotrodhotline.com ○ www.hotlinenews.com ○ www.rocknrod.com

ALWAYS CALL FIRST TO CHECK INFORMATION LISTED

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Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park

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Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park

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Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park Morro Bay - 42nd Annual North South Run - INFO: http://f100elite.com

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F-100 Western Nationals Cruise - This annual pre-show event will take us for a visit to the NHRA Museum in Pomona - Everybody is welcome regardless of what you drive Entry into the museum is a special group price of $5.00 per person Anaheim - 30th Annual F-100 Western Nationals - THIS IS THE BIG ONE! Special guests including all of the old gang - SEE PAGES 24 & 25 FOR DETAILS

WE ARE GATHERING INFORMATION FOR A TRIP TO SAN DIEGO TO VISIT THE MIDWAY MUSEUM. MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW

SEE PAGES 30 & 31 FOR DETAILS

SEPTEMBER 9 Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 13 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park OCTOBER 7 Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 11 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park NOVEMBER 4 Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 8 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park 25 Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785

DECEMBER 9 Long Beach High Performance Swap Meet - www.toppingevents.com - (800) 762-9785 13 Monthly Meeting - 7:00pm Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park

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Rudy’s Motor Swap..

Because I could, that’s why!

Here’s all the goodies...

Abe’s Trucking at your service

That’s using your head...

Rudy Weber is always in motion. If it’s not a project around the house, he’s busy volunteering at church, helping out a fellow trucker, or ripping appart a perfectly good truck. It was mentioned in our last issue that Rudy was building a new motor for his ‘56. Well it’s in and should be running by the time you read this. Here is the short list of his project: • Chevy 454 +.060 for a final size of 468cdi • HEADS - Stock • MANIFOLD - Edelbrock Air Gap • CARB - Holly by C&J Engineering • CAM - Comp Cams 268 • DISTRIBUTER - Stock modified by C&J Engineering • BUILT BY L&R Automotive Supply - Santa Fe Springs 24 www.pickupslimited.com 25

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Bigfoot Speaks...

by Rudy Weber

We were away from the office on Tuesday November 1. What a day Randy planned. She really out did herself. At the last minute, she called the club members she thought would be available for a weekday run to Oak Glen for great apples and pies. Attending were Rich and Randy, Rudy and Edith, Dan and Cathy and Bill who took the day off and came alone as Andra had to take care of a close friend. Chris also was not able to go but knew about those special Oak Glen 5lb apple pies and put his order in for one. What a great day. We meet at Tom’s Place in Anaheim for breakfast then drove to Beaumont, turned left and went up the hill to Oak Glen. Our first stop was Rileys at Los Rios Rancho. We sampled everthing they would let us Apples Sider, Apple Preserves and a lot of just very good tasting Apples. We all purched lots of great apples. Lunch was at Apple Annies restaurant just up the hill. The food was great and the wild life out the windows was something to look at too. Squirrels and Peacocks were everywhere. Oak Glen Curio shops were very popular with our troops, Randy and Rich, Bill and Dan all got new hats... (50%) off was enough to swing the deal. At the same time Edith and I went shopping for a special request by Chris for one of Oak Glens 5# high dome apple pies and one for ourselves. The next stop was Mom’s Country Orchards for a rest stop and a lot of good old time pictures. Bill even got Edith to sample some house wines! We returned home through Yucaipa and Redlands. I drove 160 miles round trip WITH MY F-100. What a great day with good friends. Big Foot Rudy Weber - rudolphweber@yahoo.com PS. Randy, what a great run you put together, let’s do another real soon. Hauln’ Freight • January - February 2012

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Featuring OVER 200 Pre-1979 Ford Trucks

Saturday June 23rd, 2012

GATES OPEN AT 6:00AM - PARK SPECTATOR PARKING FEE IS $10 PER CARLOAD

COMING TO TOWN EARLY? Join us on Friday June 22nd for a great cruise around town

Canyon RV Park at Featherly 24001 Santa Ana Canyon Road Anaheim, CA 92808

ENTRY FEE $35.00

$40 for all entries postmarked after June 1st

Awards

ONLY ENTRIES POSTMARKED BEFORE JUNE 1st WILL RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT

91 Freeway exit at Gypsum Canyon Rd. (714) 637-0210 • www.canyonrvpark.com

BIG RAFFLE

Please make all checks payable and send to: Pickups Limited of Orange County P.O. Box 4631 Anaheim, CA 92803

CONFIRMATIONS WILL BE SENT VIA E-MAIL

50/50

For Vendor & Sponsor Information contact: sales@pickupslimited.com or call (657) 464-3115

www.f100westernnationals.com

2012 ENTRY FORM: Name:____________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________ City: ___________________ State: _______ ZIP: _________ Area Code: ________ Phone: _________________________ E-Mail: ____________________________________________ TRUCK INFORMATION Year: ______________ Model: ________________________ Club Afiliation: _____________________________________

ORDER FORM: Standard Entry Fee

___ @ $35 = $________

___ @ $40 = $________ select your FREE shirt when you enter before June 1st Late Entry Fee - After June 1

S___ M ___ L ___ XL___

NO CHARGE

XXL___ XXXL___ These sizes-$5 extra $5 = $________

Order Additional Short Sleeve Event T-Shirts S___ M ___ L ___ XL___

___ @ $15 = $________

XXL___ XXXL___

___ @ $20 = $________

Prices above are good only for pre-sale clothing items. Day of event prices are $5 more I would love to attend but can’t make it. For an additional $8, please mail my shirt at the address on this form.

$8 POSTAGE = $________

TOTAL $________

PUBLICATION & LIABILITY RELEASE: I hereby consent to the use and publication of any photos in which I or my vehicle may appear, either intentionally or unintentionally in whole or in part. I understand that all photographs are the sole property of Pickups Limited of Orange County and their assignees. Entrants and participants by execution of this entry form, release and hold harmless Pickups Limited of Orange County, Canyon RV Park, Featherly Park, all Vendors, DJ's, Bands and Food Vendors, their officers, directors, employees, agents representatives, and anyone connected with the presentation of the F-100 Western Nationals from any known and unknown damages, injuries, losses, judgments, or claims from any causes what-so-ever that may be suffered by any entrants or participant to his person and property.

NO LOUD MUSIC, ALCOHOL, RACING OF MOTORS, BURNOUTS, BBQ'S OR OPEN CAMP FIRES IN THE SHOW AREA

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San Diego Chapter Report... Thanksgiving Day Meals on Wheels Hi Everybody, I wanted to share the attached picture that Keith Martin posted on Facebook. I reposted it on my Facebook page with the following comment. Thanks to my fellow SDPUL trucker Keith Martin for posting this picture. This picture shows our 1953-1956 Ford Pick-Ups lined up in the parking lot of the La Mesa American Legion Post as we get ready to deliver Meals on Wheels to east San Diego County Senior Citizens. We have been doing this every Thanksgiving Day for about 10 years. Yeah... That’s me with my SD Chargers Cami Hat walking toward my truck on the end. Jack Gechter-PUL-SD www.pickupslimitedsandiego.com

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November Meeting Highlights

Bill & Glima Beverley reach the 35 year milestone with Pickups Limited and receive their plaque from Chapter President Steve Stillwell

Visiting out meeting all the way from Argentina were Mariano Alvarez, Ariel Avila, and julio Torres. These guys found our Chapter meeting information online and thought they would stop by. They are all members of the Fana Falcon Club. These guys have quite a website that includes a ton of videos that you need to check out. They even have a video with Chip Foose himself. Heck, Chip is less than 10 miles away from us and has a ‘56 F-100 and we haven’t been able to pull that one off. http://fanafalcon.com.ar Hauln’ Freight • January - February 2012

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HEAP of the WEEK - Advances in RDNECK TECHNOLOGY... Thanks to Ron Jacobs and a cast of others

Spotted in in a Tustin used car lot

Recent photo in a local city - someone painted it like this on purpose!

This one was probably painted by the guy above, but it fould a proper resting spot in a F.S. Valley Bone Yard

Actually seen on the 101 freeway north at the 405

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PHOTO - http://presstelegram.mycapture.com/mycapture/folder.asp?event=1369694

As I was doing my work for th eupcoming Jeff’s Fun Run, I received a message from Renee who along with her husband has been a participant in the past. She was sending her regrets that they would not be able to attend the 2012 event because of a bad accident her husband was in. Here is the story from the Press Telegram

LONG BEACH -- A 23-year-old Lakewood man was killed Monday after he lost control of his car while speeding down a local street, police said. The victim was driving east on Willow Street at about 11:55 a.m. when he struck the median at Clark Avenue, launching his black 2005 Dodge Neon airborne, said Lisa Massacani, a Long Beach Police Department spokeswoman. As the car came back down it struck three other vehicles, Massacani said. Two of those drivers -- a 54-year-old man driving a Ford Ranger and a 64-year-old man driving a Chevy El Camino -- suffered minor injuries and were taken by ambulance to local hospitals. The third motorist hit by the Dodge -- a 50-year-old man driving a Chevy Tahoe -- was unhurt and drove himself home, the spokeswoman said. Long Beach Fire Department crews were on scene within less than two minutes of the 911 calls and had to use the Jaws of Life to free the 23-year-old from the crumpled wreckage of his Dodge, said Firefighter Steve Yamamoto. It took less than 10 minutes for firefighters to free him, Yamamoto said. The Lakewood resident, however, could not be saved, authorities said. His name was withheld pending notification of his family, police said. Massacani said investigators were still working late Monday to determine what caused the 23-year-old to lose control of his car. “He was driving at excessive speed,” Massacani said, noting the driver was not wearing his seat belt. As police and fire department crews picked through the debris at the crash site Monday afternoon, traffic backed up for several blocks around the intersection. RENEE’S HUSBAND SUFFERED MUCH MORE THAN THE MINOR INJURIES STATED IN THE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE AND EXPECTS TO BE OFF WORK FOR AT LEAST 6 MONTHS... BE CAREFUL OUT THERE AND BE READY FOR ANYTHING THAT COMES YOUR WAY! Hauln’ Freight • January - February 2012

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NE LOC W ATIO N

OPEN TO ALL FORD COMMERCIAL VEHICLES THROUGH 1976

August 17-19, 2012

MOR RO BAY

GENERAL INFORMATION This edition marks 42 continuous years for this popular run, and it is anticipated that this will be the best one yet. At the event, participants may register on Friday or Saturday. Early registration will be available on Thursday as well. The “Mystery Cruise” will once again be available on Friday morning, as well as a Friday night cruise on the Embarcadero, and ice cream social. Saturday’s Show-N-Shine will be at The Inn At Morro Bay. This year’s event is the 42nd Anniversary of the North-South Run. The run committee is making every effort to locate and invite as many of the “old timers” from the early days of this event. If you know of someone in that category, be sure to invite them to join us as well. We’re looking forward to renewing old friendships and greeting old acquaintances at this new, first time location. Packet includes: Show entry, 1 T-Shirt, Dash Plaque, Goody Bag, Entry in to Friday Night Cruise & Ice Cream Social, Saturday Night Banquet, and Awards Ceremony No refunds after August 1, 2012. No guarantee of free event T-shirt after August 1, 2012. T-shirts and sweat shirts will be available for purchase at the event. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL • North: Earl Pecka….(209)835-7629 • South: Miguel deAnda…(323)225-8043 • Or e-mail jmd.ca@comcast.net

HOST HOTEL - The Inn At Morro Bay (805)772-5651 Blue Sail Inn (805)772-2766 Motel 6 (805)772-5641 Sea Air Inn (805)772-4495 Days Inn (805)772-2711 Anchor Inn At Morro Bay (805)772-3333

ENTRY FORM: Name:____________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________

ENTRY & ORDER FORM: DOUBLE PACKET ENTRY (ONE SHIRT INCLUDED*) $90 _____ SINGLE PACKET ENTRY (ONE SHIRT INCLUDED*) Additional Meals

$55 _____

______ @ $35 _____

City: ___________________ State: _______ ZIP: _________

Check your choice(s), & designate how many, for the Saturday Night Banquet Beef ____ Chicken ____ Vegetarian Lasagna ____

Area Code: ________ Phone: _________________________

Your FULL PACKET Entry Fee: *includes ONE FREE T-Shirt only if postmarked before August 1st 2012 - select your free shirt size below

E-Mail: ____________________________________________ CONFIRMATIONS WILL BE SENT VIA E-MAIL

VEHICLE INFORMATION Make: __________ Model: ______________ Year: ________

S___ M___ L___ XL___ XXL___ XXXL___ NO EXTRA CHARGE SINGLE DAY SATURDAY PACKET ENTRY

(SHIRT NOT INCLUDED)

$20 _____

Pre Order Additional Event T-Shirts

S___ M___ L___ XL___ XXL___ XXXL___ @ $12 = $_______

TOTAL $________

Club Afiliation: _____________________________________

Publication & Liability Release Form: I hereby consent to the use and publication of photos which may appear intentionally or unintentionally in any publication, as a result of my participation in this event. I understand that all photographs are the sole property of F-100 Elite of Northern California and/or Pickups Limited of Southern California and/or their authorized agents. By my signature, I state that I am fully capable to authorize the above statement, legally or otherwise. Entrants and participants, by execution of this entry form, release and discharge City of Morro Bay, The Inn at Morro Bay, Ford F-100 Elite of Northern California, Pickups Limited of Southern California, their officers, employees agents, representatives, servants, and anyone else connected with the presentation of the North-South Run from any and all known and unknown damages, injuries, losses, judgments, and or claims from any causes whatsoever that may be suffered by any entrants or participants to their person or property.

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WANTED You and your

1948 - 1956 FORD F-1 & F-100 TRUCKS OFFICIAL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Name: _________________________________ City: ___________________________

Address: ______________________________

State: _____________ Zip: _______________________

Area Code: ______ Phone: ___________________

e-mail: _____________________________

F-1’s & F-100’s Currently Owned Year: _____ Model: ______________________

Year: ______ Model: _____________________

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Pickups Limited - Orange County Chapter Membership Dues: Dues are $5 per month or $55 per year if paid annually by February 1. New members joining after January may prorate membership fees at a rate of $5 per month. There is a one-time initiation fee of $40 for all new members. Initiation fee includes membership decal, T-shirt, and the traditional club vehicle plaque after your truck passes it’s safety inspection. Please send check payable to Pickups Limited to:

Pickups Limited • P.O. Box 4631 • Anaheim, CA 92803

MEETING INFORMATION

For directions to our current meeting place and meeting times, check the Pickups Limited web site at www.pickupslimited.com

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Beach Blvd.

We have our business meeting on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm. Our meeting place is: Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. Buena Park, CA 90621

Artesia Blvd.

Commonwealth Ave.

Monthly Business Meeting • 2nd Thursday of the month • Ken Grody Ford 6211 Beach Blvd. Buena Park, CA 90621 • 7:00pm

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