This issue of our ROTUNDA TIMES features
Bob Topping's beautiful 1940 Mercury Tudor. Bob
has owned this car since 1964, and you won't believe
what he paid for the car back then. Bob's story is just
another example of the passion one has for a vehicle
after many years of searching for parts and all the
time and labor it takes to get it right. And after
looking at Bob's car you know he got it right.
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IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN TO GET YOUR SWAP SPACES AND REGISTER FOR OUR DEARBORN 2015 CHELSEA SWAPMEET-CAR SHOW AND NEW THIS YEAR MODEL CAR AND TOY SHOW
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This year we are adding an additional 10 x10 space for $20.00 for the guy who just wants to cleanout his garage.
These will be called GCS spaces and only one per customer.
Just click on the images below and print.
REGISTER FOR OUR 2015 CAR SHOW FOR OUR DEARBORN 2015 CHELSEA SWAPMEET
This year we will have better prizes and trophies
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REGISTER FOR THE MODEL CAR SHOW AND TOY SHOW WITH THIS FORM
JUST CLICK IMAGE AND PRINT
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Also a January message from our
President Tim Pusilo. Our club will be getting ready
for our 2015 swapmeet in Chelsea and we will
need as many volenteers as we can get.
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FMRCOA MARCH EVENT WILL BE ON MARCH 21st
AT WRENCHERS OF NOVI
AND VANGUARD MOTOR SALES IN PLYMOUTH
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Also this March
just click on the image to get your registration form and print
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Also in this issue is additional information about what
to do when storing your car for the winter and a tip
from Brain on record keeping for all your
maintenance type vehicles written by Brain Kuda.
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And you can not miss the story about the
history of the Michigan Licence Plates.
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Also in this issue is a story from Lou
Ironside's on a postcard from
the past of the Blaney Park Inn
that was located in the upper peninsula.
This was a favorite gathering spot
for meals when vacationing up north.
On a sad note the FMRCOA lost a very dear member back in November.
