MISSION STATEMENT: To restore and maintain classic cars and street rods in a way that brings people together, preserves vintage vehicles and contributes to the community.

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Roamin Angel Sandi M. (third from the right in the back row) volunteers her time to the Penn Valley Auxiliary Thrift Shop. Recently, the Auxiliary donated $300,000 to the Penn Valley Fire Department. Ambulances, fire engines, water tenders, command vehicles, rescue units—everything with wheels—has been paid for with funding from the Penn Valley Fire Auxiliary.


CAR CLUB PLAQUES: At one time in the past, you may have contacted me with a question or comment about a car club plaque that was on my website. And some of you may have contributed a photo of a plaque you have, or had.

This month I added 43 new photos to my website and I now have over 12,000 car club plaque photos on my website. Many of what I’m finding now are on posted on a Facebook group I joined and I’m finding them faster than I can edit and add them to my site.

https://carclubplaques.pairsite.com

Best wishes,
Bill Junge
Lake Havasu City, AZ


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