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Club Member's ... Picture Board (Pictures are "past and present")
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Do you recall some of these ?
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Jim Spencer has this sign posted in plain view, at his home in Kingston, he keeps it there as a constant reminder to anyone who stops by.
This "new" 1966 Dodge Charger, belongs to "new" club president Kathy Morlock!
This 1941 Ford Woodie Station Wagon belongs to RHCC Retired President Joe Doyle.
Bud Weaver's 1929 "Air Cooled" Franklin Roadster. 
This is Bud Weaver's other 1929 "Air Cooled" Franklin. This one is refered to as a 4-Door 6-Light Sedan. Talk about leg room, its got it!
Bob & Marilyn Heuer's 1955 Chevrolet Convertible, won 1'st place in it's division at Rhinebeck 2004.
Matt and Deanna Heuer's 1931 Ford "AA" Dump Truck. Question is: Would he deliver you a load of topsoil ? I don't think so, but you could ask!
Vicki Lueck's 1960 Nash Metropolitan convertible. This little car can almost fit in the trunk of the Lueck's 1958 Edsel.
Here is that 1958 Edsel. 
Bob (Cuz) & Janice Speicher's 1963 Oldsmobile ... F-85 Cutlass Coupe.
Rocco & Ann Mancini's 1953 Buick Skylark Convertible.
Here they are again - Rocco & Ann Mancini in their 1938 Buick Convertible.
1970 was the last year for this Buick Skylark GS Muscle Car. This one belongs to Al Krumm. Al keeps this car, in unbelievable condition!
This 1965 Ford Mustang now belongs to Ellen Krumm. A gift passed on from father (Pete Carlson) to daughter.
1969 Pontiac "JUDGE" Albert Krumm.
This 1951 Studebaker "Starlight Coupe" originally owned by Jack Garofal, has now been passed down to his son. It is a faithful restoration of a 50's classic. 
Pat Garofal's 1970 VW Karmann Ghia.
Dan and Laura Theisen's 1970 SS396 Chevelle.
Jack and Josie Roman own this Pontiac GTO. 
This 1953 Chevrolet Belair is owned by Ezra & Donna Rand.
1960 Chevrolet Impala ... Hollis & Toni Cochran.
1951 Mercury ... Darren & Ann Cochran.
John & Cathy Rowe's 1957 Thunderbird.
John & Cathy Rowe's 1965 Thunderbird.
Bill and Sue Droege's 1930 Ford Deluxe Delivery Truck, sits atop their 1929 Ford AA.
1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Pickup Bill and Sue Droege.
This 1930 Ford School Bus is another great restoration from Bill and Sue Droege.
1931 Ford Model A Oil Delivery Truck Bill and Sue Droege.
1950 Cadillac John and Tina McDonald.
1955 Oldsmobile John and Tina McDonald.
Dan Kilpatrick's 1949 Plymouth Convertible looks better now, than when it rolled off the assembly line some 55 years ago.
1956 Ford Sunliner ... Bill and Judy Smith.
1965 Ford Galaxie ... Bill and Judy Smith.
1958 Triumph TR3 owned by Stan Sinon.
1965 Chevrolet Corvette Dick Fowler & Pat McCann.
1972 Pontiac Lemans Les & Dianna Thorley.
1939 Chevrolet Woodie Wagon Les & Dianna Thorley.
1960 Mercedes Benz 190SL Elmer Sharp.
1967 Buick Skylark John & Mary Athanas.
The 1931 Franklin Sedan of: Rich & Kathy Morlock. 
Rich Morlock's very exotic prestige GT supercar 1961 Facel Vega HK500.
The 1941 Hudson Commodore Custom Eight of Walt & Pat Lennon.
This 1972 124 Fiat Spyder of: Walt and Pat Lennon.
Jim & Barbara Spencer's 1947 Buick.
1963 Chevrolet "Split Window" Corvette ... Denise & Tom Gardner.
The 1969 Pontiac GTO of Brad Keil.
Don Butler has passed the 1950 Ford F1 Pickup onto his son Paul. 
Here is a quick peek at the 1941 Ford, which is now Don's new baby! This picture is from the April 2004 Montgomery Place Car Show. 
A 1965 Mustang and a 1955 Thunderbird ... Vin & Jean Zucco.
This Photo Has Just Arrived: It's Mike Duffy's & MaryAnn Williams' 1923 Model T Ford. 
1946 Dodge WC Pickup Dave Tobias
This 1970 VW belongs to Steve Lynn ... That's MAX at the Wheel !
The 1970 Karman Ghia of Jay Greenblatt
The 1979 Mercedes 450 SL of Linda Greenblatt
Remember when Detroit used to put those really neat emblems on all their cars. Try looking today - your lucky if you can tell who makes the car and luckier still if you can find name of the model.
More of those Classic Emblems ...
There was no doubt about who manufactured this car, and definately no doubt about what was lurking under the hood!
