Our next monthly meeting will be held via Zoom on October 26.  TCMG member Mike Simmons has offered to give us an astronomy based travelogue program. He has had the opportunity of traveling to different countries and seeing how a common interest in astronomy brings people together. We all observe the same sky and are on the same planet. Mike has been an amateur astronomer and eclipse chaser for more than 40 years. He has worked at observatories and created worldwide programs to elucidate the wonders of the Universe. His passion for total solar eclipses has taken him to the Middle East, a mountain in the Andes, and other interesting locations. He has led eclipse tours, and he started his own astronomy-related tour company in early 2020 just in time to be temporarily put out of business by the pandemic. Mike will explain the extraordinary experience of a total solar eclipse, how it’s so much more than a few minutes of darkness, why you should travel into the Moon’s shadow yourself, and why there are people who spend their lives following that shadow.

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

September recap: 23 members participated in our August meeting.  4 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, Lemieux, Hunsberger and Thelander.  Thanks to Allan Chalmers for a glimpse into the restoration of his MG TA!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The last driving event for the year will be held Saturday, November 6. Depart Magpie’s Grill in La Canada at 10:00 AM for a tour through the Flintridge and San Rafael Hills, then stop at a park for a picnic lunch. If you plan on having breakfast at Magpie’s, arrive early enough to be ready to start the drive at 10:00. Please bring your picnic lunch and a chair. Magpie’s Grill is located at 1438 Foothill Blvd., La Canada Flintridge.

October Recap: 20 members, 7 TCs and some other classics and moderns attended the 65th annual TCMG / ARR Conclave in Cambria.  See the Conclave Pages for photos!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The November Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• George & Lorna Murphy of Waleska, Georgia
• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado

October 19: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 8: Added new page for George & Lorna Murphy.

October 8: Added new page for the 2021 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Our next monthly meeting will be held via Zoom on October 26.  TCMG member Mike Simmons has offered to give us an astronomy based travelogue program. He has had the opportunity of traveling to different countries and seeing how a common interest in astronomy brings people together. We all observe the same sky and are on the same planet. Mike has been an amateur astronomer and eclipse chaser for more than 40 years. He has worked at observatories and created worldwide programs to elucidate the wonders of the Universe. His passion for total solar eclipses has taken him to the Middle East, a mountain in the Andes, and other interesting locations. He has led eclipse tours, and he started his own astronomy-related tour company in early 2020 just in time to be temporarily put out of business by the pandemic. Mike will explain the extraordinary experience of a total solar eclipse, how it’s so much more than a few minutes of darkness, why you should travel into the Moon’s shadow yourself, and why there are people who spend their lives following that shadow.

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

September recap: 23 members participated in our August meeting.  4 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, Lemieux, Hunsberger and Thelander.  Thanks to Allan Chalmers for a glimpse into the restoration of his MG TA!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The 65th Annual Conclave of the TC Motoring Guild and Abingdon Rough Riders will be held October 2-4 (Saturday through Monday) in Cambria.  Our host hotel is Bluebird Inn.

TCMG will be hosting this year’s event.  Contact event organizer Richard Loe for hotel rates and other information.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

September Recap: 23 members and guests took part in our September tour of the Reagan Library’s FBI exhibit.  Four TCs were present, driven by Loe, Simmons, Zucca, and Hnusberger.  Special thanks to Rob Zucca for organizing our tour of this amazing exhibit and facility!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The October Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Our next monthly meeting will be held via Zoom on September 28.  Our program for the evening is a talk and slide show by member Allan Chalmers about the restoration of his MG TA .

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

August recap: 25 members and one guest participated in our August meeting.  2 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, and Edgar.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The 65th Annual Conclave of the TC Motoring Guild and Abingdon Rough Riders will be held October 2-4 (Saturday through Monday) in Cambria.  Our host hotel is Bluebird Inn.

TCMG will be hosting this year’s event.  Contact event organizer Richard Loe for hotel rates and other information.

To see photos from previous years and learn about this event’s 60+ year history, visit the Conclave Pages.

September Recap: 23 members and guests took part in our September tour of the Reagan Library’s FBI exhibit.  Four TCs were present, driven by Loe, Simmons, Zucca, and Hunsberger.  Special thanks to Rob Zucca for organizing our tour of this amazing exhibit and facility!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The October Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild at GoF West

Despite a smaller turnout than usual due to the ongoing pandemic, TCMG made a good showing at GoF West in Oregon last month.  Six TCs departed, with one suffering mechanical issues at the halfway point of its journey.  Look for photos and stories in the upcoming newsletter. Congratulations to all those who won awards at the event!  Winners are listed below.

(All Funkhana winners were driving the Edgar TC, as the others did not have a TC with them!)

TCMG Expands In-Person Activities

Since returning to in-person driving events in March, we have adapted to offer fun and safe activities for our members.  Scenic drives and picnics have become a common activity, which is reminiscent of the early days of the club.  Our faces may have aged a little over the years but the cars still look as young as ever!

On June 22, the first in-person meeting since the pandemic started was held at the Henkels home.  2020 was the first time this annual picnic was canceled since the first one over 25 years ago, but fortunately we were able to hold it again this year.  Further adapting to current events, we experimented with a live web broadcast of the meeting which went well.  Members who we not able, or not comfortable attending in person were able to talk to those at the picnic and see the TCs on display.

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

August recap: 25 members and one guest participated in our August meeting.  2 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, and Edgar.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

On Sunday, September 12, TCMG member Rob Zucca will lead a special tour of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library’s newest exhibit, “FBI: From Al Capone to Al Qaeda”. He has also obtained permission for us to view the Situation Room that was disassembled from the G. W. Bush White House and installed at the Library, one of Rob’s special projects.

Special parking for TCs has been arranged adjacent to picnic tables where we will have a picnic lunch. Bring your own picnic basket or purchase food at the library cafe.

We have been granted a discount of $5.00 per ticket if ordered online. The TCMG Executive Board has also agreed to comp an additional $10.00 per member reducing the entrance fee to $11.95 for seniors and $14.95 for general admission (check website for additional categories).

Please email Richard Loe to RSVP and receive the promo code for the discount. To avoid finding tickets sold out, plan on ordering by September 1st.  See the upcoming newsletter or contact Richard for details on meeting location and time.

August Recap: 31 members and guests took part in our August event.  Five TCs were present, driven by Loe, Simmons, Zucca, Ockwell and Einhorn.  Many thanks to the Einhorns for hosting another memorable hot dog party at their amazing home!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The September Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild at GoF West

Despite a smaller turnout than usual due to the ongoing pandemic, TCMG made a good showing at GoF West in Oregon last month.  Six TCs departed, with one suffering mechanical issues at the halfway point of its journey.  Look for photos and stories in the upcoming newsletter. Congratulations to all those who won awards at the event!  Winners are listed below.

(All Funkhana winners were driving the Edgar TC, as the others did not have a TC with them!)

TCMG Expands In-Person Activities

Since returning to in-person driving events in March, we have adapted to offer fun and safe activities for our members.  Scenic drives and picnics have become a common activity, which is reminiscent of the early days of the club.  Our faces may have aged a little over the years but the cars still look as young as ever!

On June 22, the first in-person meeting since the pandemic started was held at the Henkels home.  2020 was the first time this annual picnic was canceled since the first one over 25 years ago, but fortunately we were able to hold it again this year.  Further adapting to current events, we experimented with a live web broadcast of the meeting which went well.  Members who we not able, or not comfortable attending in person were able to talk to those at the picnic and see the TCs on display.

Our next monthly meeting will be held via Zoom on August 24.  Our program for the evening is “Abingdon’s Last Days”.  TCMG member John Bowyer of Spring, TX. made a couple of trips to the Abingdon MG factory and has a large number of photos that were once the factory’s property, as well as memorabilia relating to the factory’s final years. Don’t miss this fascinating presentation, as you won’t see many of these items anywhere else!

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

July recap: 21 members participated in our July meeting.  5 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, Lemieux, Simmons, Hunsberger and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

On Sunday, September 12, TCMG member Rob Zucca will lead a special tour of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library’s newest exhibit, “FBI: From Al Capone to Al Qaeda”. He has also obtained permission for us to view the Situation Room that was disassembled from the G. W. Bush White House and installed at the Library, one of Rob’s special projects.

Special parking for TCs has been arranged adjacent to picnic tables where we will have a picnic lunch. Bring your own picnic basket or purchase food at the library cafe.

We have been granted a discount of $5.00 per ticket if ordered online. The TCMG Executive Board has also agreed to comp an additional $10.00 per member reducing the entrance fee to $11.95 for seniors and $14.95 for general admission (check website for additional categories).

Please email Richard Loe to RSVP and receive the promo code for the discount. To avoid finding tickets sold out, plan on ordering by September 1st.  See the upcoming newsletter or contact Richard for details on meeting location and time.

August Recap: 31 members and guests took part in our August event.  Five TCs were present, driven by Loe, Simmons, Zucca, Ockwell and Einhorn.  Many thanks to the Einhorns for hosting another memorable hot dog party at their amazing home!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The September Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild at GoF West

Despite a smaller turnout than usual due to the ongoing pandemic, TCMG made a good showing at GoF West in Oregon last month.  Six TCs departed, with one suffering mechanical issues at the halfway point of its journey.  Look for photos and stories in the upcoming newsletter. Congratulations to all those who won awards at the event!  Winners are listed below.

(All Funkhana winners were driving the Edgar TC, as the others did not have a TC with them!)

TCMG Expands In-Person Activities

Since returning to in-person driving events in March, we have adapted to offer fun and safe activities for our members.  Scenic drives and picnics have become a common activity, which is reminiscent of the early days of the club.  Our faces may have aged a little over the years but the cars still look as young as ever!

On June 22, the first in-person meeting since the pandemic started was held at the Henkels home.  2020 was the first time this annual picnic was canceled since the first one over 25 years ago, but fortunately we were able to hold it again this year.  Further adapting to current events, we experimented with a live web broadcast of the meeting which went well.  Members who we not able, or not comfortable attending in person were able to talk to those at the picnic and see the TCs on display.

Our next monthly meeting will be held via Zoom on August 24.  Our program for the evening is “Abingdon’s Last Days”.  TCMG member John Bowyer of Spring, TX. made a couple of trips to the Abingdon MG factory and has a large number of photos that were once the factory’s property, as well as memorabilia relating to the factory’s final years. Don’t miss this fascinating presentation, as you won’t see many of these items anywhere else!

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

July recap: 21 members participated in our July meeting.  5 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, Lemieux, Simmons, Hunsberger and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

It’s back! On August 14! Once again a TC outing you will relish. The almost annual Einhorn Frankfurter Festival. Big Vienna natural casing (to get the snap) hot dogs made in Chicago by Chicagoans and flown 1,700 miles west to get into the hands and mouths of people who own little cars. Topped with mustard, Kelly green relish, onions and celery salt. Please do not ask for Ketchup.

This is a definite RSVP event because of seating and dogs. You won’t want to be standing and be holding an empty bun. All RSVPs must be given by August 6. RSVP to Larry Einhorn (see directory for email address).

A driving tour will precede the main event. Details on the tour are forthcoming.  Contact Richard Loe for more information.

July Recap: 14 members took part in our July event at GoF West.  Several TCs made the journey to Mount Hood, Oregon.  Those who drove the journey were Loe, Thelander and Lemieux (broke down en route) with others arriving on trailers.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The August Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TCMG Expands In-Person Activities

Since returning to in-person driving events in March, we have adapted to offer fun and safe activities for our members.  Scenic drives and picnics have become a common activity, which is reminiscent of the early days of the club.  Our faces may have aged a little over the years but the cars still look as young as ever!

On June 22, the first in-person meeting since the pandemic started was held at the Henkels home.  2020 was the first time this annual picnic was canceled since the first one over 25 years ago, but fortunately we were able to hold it again this year.  Further adapting to current events, we experimented with a live web broadcast of the meeting which went well.  Members who we not able, or not comfortable attending in person were able to talk to those at the picnic and see the TCs on display.

Our next monthly meeting will be held via Zoom on August 24.  Our program for the evening is “Abingdon’s Last Days”.  TCMG member John Bowyer of Spring, TX. made a couple of trips to the Abingdon MG factory and has a large number of photos that were once the factory’s property, as well as memorabilia relating to the factory’s final years. Don’t miss this fascinating presentation, as you won’t see many of these items anywhere else!

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

July recap: 21 members participated in our July meeting.  5 TCs were driven a simulated 10-mile journey by Loe, Lemieux, Simmons, Hunsberger and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

This is a five day event that is not to be missed! MGs of all types gather at GoF West each year to celebrate the marque. Events include car show, funkhana, navigational rallye, arts and crafts competition, auction, banquet, and more. The event is scheduled to be held July 26 through 30 in Welches, Oregon. There will be a club caravan to and from this event.  For caravan information, contact Pete Thelander.

All attendees must register.  For event and registration information see the GoF West web site.

June Recap: Nine members took part in our June event at the Autry Museum, Two TCs were driven by Loe and Hunsberger.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The August Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TCMG Expands In-Person Activities

Since returning to in-person driving events in March, we have adapted to offer fun and safe activities for our members.  Scenic drives and picnics have become a common activity, which is reminiscent of the early days of the club.  Our faces may have aged a little over the years but the cars still look as young as ever!

On June 22, the first in-person meeting since the pandemic started was held at the Henkels home.  2020 was the first time this annual picnic was canceled since the first one over 25 years ago, but fortunately we were able to hold it again this year.  Further adapting to current events, we experimented with a live web broadcast of the meeting which went well.  Members who we not able, or not comfortable attending in person were able to talk to those at the picnic and see the TCs on display.

NOTE DATE CHANGE! Our general meeting on July 20 meeting will feature TCMG member Cliff Lemieux, who will be giving us a presentation on the restoration of his long-owned TC 6373.  Learn the trials and pitfalls of restoration, and why Cliff says you should never take your car apart!

The meeting starts at 6:00 PM (Pacific).  Members may join 15 minutes early.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

June recap: 33 Members participated in our Annual Henkels Picnic Meeting.  25 attended in person and 8 via Zoom.  5 TCs were driven, either to the meeting or in a simulated journey for Sargent points.  Those who drove were Lemieux, Loe, Ockwell, Hunsberger and Simmons.  Other classics to show in person were Gus Ramos in his TD, and Daniel Harrison with Myah in their MGA.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

This is a five day event that is not to be missed! MGs of all types gather at GoF West each year to celebrate the marque. Events include car show, funkhana, navigational rallye, arts and crafts competition, auction, banquet, and more. The event is scheduled to be held July 26 through 30 in Welches, Oregon. There will be a club caravan to and from this event.  For caravan information, contact Pete Thelander.

All attendees must register.  For event and registration information see the GoF West web site.

June Recap: Nine members took part in our June event at the Autry Museum, Two TCs were driven by Loe and Hunsberger.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The June Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Model Contest Winners Announced!

Nine members entered paper MG TCs in our virtual car show at the March online meeting.  The paper models supplied by Moss Motors were painstakingly assembled with creative and impressive results.  Congratulations to all participants for jobs well done!

Winners have been announced in multiple categories.  Pictured here is Rob Zucca’s diorama awarded best in show.

Click here for a full list of winners and photo gallery of all entries.

Most Creative: Rob Zucca, TC crashed into tree.
Most Ambitious: Steve & Linda Simmons, massive 2-foot Long TC.
Best Finish: Deb & Mark Acosta, impressively shiny red paint.
Most Functional: Richard & Sandra Loe, racer with real axles.
Realism Award: David & Joyce Edgar, clear plastic windscreen and fully round wheels
Early Bird: Cliff Lemieux, 3-weeks spent building
Most Effort: Pete & Fran Thelander, each built separate models.
Paparazzi Award: Kregg Hunsberger, photographed model with matching real TC
Hard Luck: Dottie Smith, didn’t finish in time.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather. 

Continuing with our Covid-safe activities, April saw an even larger turnout with 28 members and eight TCs taking a historic home tour through the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, followed by a “picnic beneath the oaks” at Gene Olson’s residence.  May’s event took the group into the San Gabriel Mountains for a picnic lunch and driving tour.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

Our return to in-person meetings will begin with the much anticipated Summer Picnic Meeting at the Henkels home in Pasadena on June 22! Bring a picnic dinner and dine under the stars at this annual favorite. Dessert will be provided by our hostess. Those driving TCs or equally interesting classics (tall order) get preferred parking in the driveway. Meeting starts at 7:00 PM. Local members will receive an invitation in the mail. As a courtesy to our hostess Cindy Henkels, please be sure to RSVP.

LIVE WEB BROADCAST: This in-person activity will be broadcast on Zoom.  Members who are not able to attend in person can log on starting at 6:45 PM for social chat with live attendees and to view the meeting portion of the picnic as it happens. To join the meeting via Zoom, click this link on June 22 any time after 6:45 PM: https://zoom.us/j/6234447498

May recap: 32 Members attended our May meeting. 5 TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more. Those who drove were Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

This is a five day event that is not to be missed! MGs of all types gather at GoF West each year to celebrate the marque. Events include car show, funkhana, navigational rallye, arts and crafts competition, auction, banquet, and more. The event is scheduled to be held July 26 through 30 in Welches, Oregon. There will be a club caravan to and from this event.  For caravan information, contact Pete Thelander.

All attendees must register.  For event and registration information see the GoF West web site.

June Recap: Nine members took part in our June event at the Autry Museum, Two TCs were driven by Loe and Hunsberger.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The June Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Model Contest Winners Announced!

Nine members entered paper MG TCs in our virtual car show at the March online meeting.  The paper models supplied by Moss Motors were painstakingly assembled with creative and impressive results.  Congratulations to all participants for jobs well done!

Winners have been announced in multiple categories.  Pictured here is Rob Zucca’s diorama awarded best in show.

Click here for a full list of winners and photo gallery of all entries.

Most Creative: Rob Zucca, TC crashed into tree.
Most Ambitious: Steve & Linda Simmons, massive 2-foot Long TC.
Best Finish: Deb & Mark Acosta, impressively shiny red paint.
Most Functional: Richard & Sandra Loe, racer with real axles.
Realism Award: David & Joyce Edgar, clear plastic windscreen and fully round wheels
Early Bird: Cliff Lemieux, 3-weeks spent building
Most Effort: Pete & Fran Thelander, each built separate models.
Paparazzi Award: Kregg Hunsberger, photographed model with matching real TC
Hard Luck: Dottie Smith, didn’t finish in time.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather. 

Continuing with our Covid-safe activities, April saw an even larger turnout with 28 members and eight TCs taking a historic home tour through the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, followed by a “picnic beneath the oaks” at Gene Olson’s residence.  May’s event took the group into the San Gabriel Mountains for a picnic lunch and driving tour.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

Our return to in-person meetings will begin with the much anticipated Summer Picnic Meeting at the Henkels home in Pasadena on June 22! Bring a picnic dinner and dine under the stars at this annual favorite. Dessert will be provided by our hostess. Those driving TCs or equally interesting classics (tall order) get preferred parking in the driveway. Meeting starts at 7:00 PM. Local members will receive an invitation in the mail. As a courtesy to our hostess Cindy Henkels, please be sure to RSVP.

LIVE WEB BROADCAST: This in-person activity will be broadcast on Zoom.  Members who are not able to attend in person can log on starting at 6:45 PM for social chat with live attendees and to view the meeting portion of the picnic as it happens. To join the meeting via Zoom, click this link on June 22 any time after 6:45 PM: https://zoom.us/j/6234447498

May recap: 32 Members attended our May meeting. 5 TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more. Those who drove were Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

A visit to the Autry Museum is planned for Saturday June 5th. No guided tours are being scheduled at this time, therefore we will each explore at our own pace. Meet at the museum at 9:45 AM. At about 11:30 we will regroup in the parking lot to tour to the Tam ‘O Shanter for lunch. Reservations have been made for the maximum amount of 24 inside the restaurant (4 tables of 6), therefore this is an RSVP event, first come first served.  Please RSVP to Richard Loe if you plan to attend.

Autry entry fee is $14 for adults (AAA members $12.50) and $10 for students & seniors. Masks are required. The cafe remains closed.

May Recap: 10 members took part in our May driving tour and picnic. 4 TCs participated in the event, driven by Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Zucca.  An early MGB was driven by Larson.  A 5th TC driven by the Edgars nearly made the event but suffered a mechanical issue en route.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The June Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California
• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Model Contest Winners Announced!

Nine members entered paper MG TCs in our virtual car show at the March online meeting.  The paper models supplied by Moss Motors were painstakingly assembled with creative and impressive results.  Congratulations to all participants for jobs well done!

Winners have been announced in multiple categories.  Pictured here is Rob Zucca’s diorama awarded best in show.

Click here for a full list of winners and photo gallery of all entries.

Most Creative: Rob Zucca, TC crashed into tree.
Most Ambitious: Steve & Linda Simmons, massive 2-foot Long TC.
Best Finish: Deb & Mark Acosta, impressively shiny red paint.
Most Functional: Richard & Sandra Loe, racer with real axles.
Realism Award: David & Joyce Edgar, clear plastic windscreen and fully round wheels
Early Bird: Cliff Lemieux, 3-weeks spent building
Most Effort: Pete & Fran Thelander, each built separate models.
Paparazzi Award: Kregg Hunsberger, photographed model with matching real TC
Hard Luck: Dottie Smith, didn’t finish in time.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather. 

Continuing with our Covid-safe activities, April saw an even larger turnout with 28 members and eight TCs taking a historic home tour through the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, followed by a “picnic beneath the oaks” at Gene Olson’s residence.  May’s event took the group into the San Gabriel Mountains for a picnic lunch and driving tour.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

Our general meeting on May 25 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact David Edgar.

Our program for the evening will be a slide show by members Joyce and David Edgar with accompanying information on GoF West, an annual all-M.G. event the club has participated in several times.  The talk will include the history of GoF and what kind of activities are held during the 5-day event.  GoF West has been made a TCMG event this year so if you plan to participate then you will want to attend this meeting.  Shown also will be some bonus photos from 2020 events that have not been seen before.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

April recap: 28 Members attended our April meeting.  3 TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Lemieux, Loe and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

A visit to the Autry Museum is planned for Saturday June 5th. No guided tours are being scheduled at this time, therefore we will each explore at our own pace. Meet at the museum at 9:45 AM. At about 11:30 we will regroup in the parking lot to tour to the Tam ‘O Shanter for lunch. Reservations have been made for the maximum amount of 24 inside the restaurant (4 tables of 6), therefore this is an RSVP event, first come first served.  Please RSVP to Richard Loe if you plan to attend.

Autry entry fee is $14 for adults (AAA members $12.50) and $10 for students & seniors. Masks are required. The cafe remains closed.

May Recap: 10 members took part in our May driving tour and picnic. 4 TCs participated in the event, driven by Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Zucca.  An early MGB was driven by Larson.  A 5th TC driven by the Edgars nearly made the event but suffered a mechanical issue en route.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The June Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California
• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Model Contest Winners Announced!

Nine members entered paper MG TCs in our virtual car show at the March online meeting.  The paper models supplied by Moss Motors were painstakingly assembled with creative and impressive results.  Congratulations to all participants for jobs well done!

Winners have been announced in multiple categories.  Pictured here is Rob Zucca’s diorama awarded best in show.

Click here for a full list of winners and photo gallery of all entries.

Most Creative: Rob Zucca, TC crashed into tree.
Most Ambitious: Steve & Linda Simmons, massive 2-foot Long TC.
Best Finish: Deb & Mark Acosta, impressively shiny red paint.
Most Functional: Richard & Sandra Loe, racer with real axles.
Realism Award: David & Joyce Edgar, clear plastic windscreen and fully round wheels
Early Bird: Cliff Lemieux, 3-weeks spent building
Most Effort: Pete & Fran Thelander, each built separate models.
Paparazzi Award: Kregg Hunsberger, photographed model with matching real TC
Hard Luck: Dottie Smith, didn’t finish in time.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather. 

Continuing with our Covid-safe activities, April saw an even larger turnout with 28 members and eight TCs taking a historic home tour through the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, followed by a “picnic beneath the oaks” at Gene Olson’s residence.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

Our general meeting on May 25 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact David Edgar.

Our program for the evening will be a slide show by members Joyce and David Edgar with accompanying information on GoF West, an annual all-M.G. event the club has participated in several times.  The talk will include the history of GoF and what kind of activities are held during the 5-day event.  GoF West has been made a TCMG event this year so if you plan to participate then you will want to attend this meeting.  Shown also will be some bonus photos from 2020 events that have not been seen before.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

April recap: 28 Members attended our April meeting.  3 TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Lemieux, Loe and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our next driving event will beheld on May 15.  It will be a scenic drive along Angeles Crest and Angeles Forest Highways, with a picnic lunch at Monte Cristo Campground.

We will gather at the parking area adjacent to the La Canada Flintridge City Hall/Olberz Park (intersection of Civic Center Drive & Town Center Drive) at 9:45 AM. After a little tire kicking we will drive Angeles Crest Highway to Angeles Forest Highway and stop for a picnic at the Monte Cristo Campground. Please bring your picnic, a folding chair, and face mask. Driving your MG or a modern, everyone is welcome.  Contact Richard Loe for further details.

April Recap: 21 members took part in our April driving tour and picnic. 8 TCs participated, driven by Appell, Lemieux, Loe, Ockwell, Olson, Simmons, Spiegel and Thelander.  Other classics were driven by Zucca (MGA) and Shapiro (Rolls). Special thanks to Gene Olson and Patty Salehpour for hosting a “picnic under the oaks” at their lovely home.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The May Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Richard & Judy Fritz of Longmont, Colorado
• Daniel Harrison of Woodland Hills, California
• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California
• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California

May 13: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

May 11: Added new page for Richard & Judy Fritz.

April 27: Added new page for Daniel Harrison.

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Model Contest Winners Announced!

Nine members entered paper MG TCs in our virtual car show at the March online meeting.  The paper models supplied by Moss Motors were painstakingly assembled with creative and impressive results.  Congratulations to all participants for jobs well done!

Winners have been announced in multiple categories.  Pictured here is Rob Zucca’s diorama awarded best in show.

Click here for a full list of winners and photo gallery of all entries.

Most Creative: Rob Zucca, TC crashed into tree.
Most Ambitious: Steve & Linda Simmons, massive 2-foot Long TC.
Best Finish: Deb & Mark Acosta, impressively shiny red paint.
Most Functional: Richard & Sandra Loe, racer with real axles.
Realism Award: David & Joyce Edgar, clear plastic windscreen and fully round wheels
Early Bird: Cliff Lemieux, 3-weeks spent building
Most Effort: Pete & Fran Thelander, each built separate models.
Paparazzi Award: Kregg Hunsberger, photographed model with matching real TC
Hard Luck: Dottie Smith, didn’t finish in time.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

Our general meeting on April 27 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

Our program for the evening will be a video presentation supplied by TCMG member Pete Thelander showing the “Bi-Centennial Rally” of 1976.  This was a competitive rally to the various colonial capitals, with the rally winner receiving a brand new MGB.  Pete and Fran along with Al Moss competed that year.  Hear about Pete’s cross-country trip in an MGA Coupe to get there, and what it was like to compete alongside the great Sir Moss.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

March recap: 27 Members attended our March meeting.  6 TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Simmons, Lemieux, Hunsberger, Loe and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

THIS IS AN RSVP EVENT!  Our next event, “Picnic Under The Oaks”, will take place on April 25.  It will be hosted by TCMG member Gene Olson at his home in Bradbury, where we will enjoy an outdoor socially distancing picnic under the oaks. Relax in the shade of 35 oak trees and enjoy the views of the San Gabriel Valley. There is a hiking trail adjacent. Bring your lunch, the host will provide coffee, tea, and dessert.

The picnic will run from 1-4 PM. Pre picnic driving tour is 11:15 AM – 1:00 PM starting in Glendale. Call or email Richard Loe to RSVP and get the tour starting location.

NOTE: The car show event originally scheduled for April has been canceled due to Covid concerns.

March Recap: 15 members took part in our March tour to Heritage Valley, after a last minute change from the poppy reserves due to high winds, cold and no flowers in the desert.  Six TCs participated, driven by Loe, Lemieux, Ockwell, Simmons, Zucca and Hunsberger.  Thanks to the Loes for organizing our first in-person event since the pandemic hit one year ago!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The May Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Doug & Laura Schirripa of Orange, California
• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California

April 22: Added new page for Doug & Laura Schirripa.

April 21: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Model Contest Winners Announced!

Nine members entered paper MG TCs in our virtual car show at the March online meeting.  The paper models supplied by Moss Motors were painstakingly assembled with creative and impressive results.  Congratulations to all participants for jobs well done!

Winners have been announced in multiple categories.  Pictured here is Rob Zucca’s diorama awarded best in show.

Click here for a full list of winners and photo gallery of all entries.

Most Creative: Rob Zucca, TC crashed into tree.
Most Ambitious: Steve & Linda Simmons, massive 2-foot Long TC.
Best Finish: Deb & Mark Acosta, impressively shiny red paint.
Most Functional: Richard & Sandra Loe, racer with real axles.
Realism Award: David & Joyce Edgar, clear plastic windscreen and fully round wheels
Early Bird: Cliff Lemieux, 3-weeks spent building
Most Effort: Pete & Fran Thelander, each built separate models.
Paparazzi Award: Kregg Hunsberger, photographed model with matching real TC
Hard Luck: Dottie Smith, didn’t finish in time.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

Our general meeting on April 27 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

Our program for the evening will be a video presentation supplied by TCMG member Pete Thelander showing the “Bi-Centennial Rally” of 1976.  This was a competitive rally to the various colonial capitals, with the rally winner receiving a brand new MGB.  Pete and Fran along with Al Moss competed that year.  Hear about Pete’s cross-country trip in an MGA Coupe to get there, and what it was like to compete alongside the great Sir Moss.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in a TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

March recap: 27 Members attended our March meeting.  6 TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Simmons, Lemieux, Hunsberger, Loe and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

THIS IS AN RSVP EVENT!  Our next event, “Picnic Under The Oaks”, will take place on April 25.  It will be hosted by TCMG member Gene Olson at his home in Bradbury, where we will enjoy an outdoor socially distancing picnic under the oaks. Relax in the shade of 35 oak trees and enjoy the views of the San Gabriel Valley. There is a hiking trail adjacent. Bring your lunch, the host will provide coffee, tea, and dessert.

The picnic will run from 1-4 PM. Pre picnic driving tour is 11:15 AM – 1:00 PM starting in Glendale. Call or email Richard Loe to RSVP and get the tour starting location.

NOTE: The car show event originally scheduled for April has been canceled due to Covid concerns.

March Recap: 15 members took part in our March tour to Heritage Valley, after a last minute change from the poppy reserves due to high winds, cold and no flowers in the desert.  Six TCs participated, driven by Loe, Lemieux, Ockwell, Simmons, Zucca and Hunsberger.  Thanks to the Loes for organizing our first in-person event since the pandemic hit one year ago!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The March Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TC Motoring Guild Rides Again!

On Saturday, March 20, TC Motoring Guild held its first group event since the pandemic halted in-person activities one year prior.  15 members and guests with six TCs participated in the event, which was originally scheduled to visit the California Poppy Reserves.  Due to high winds, bitter cold and no poppies, a change was made the day before the event and the group instead headed west from our meeting point in Castaic.  Driving along scenic roads, our new destination was Heritage Valley where we viewed captive flowers instead of wild ones at a nursery with an astounding array of rose varieties.  A socially distanced picnic lunch topped off the day at a nearby park, in perfect weather.  It’s good to be back in the saddle!

TCMG Mourns The Loss Of Toni Appell

With a deep sense of loss, we are saddened to report the passing of Toni Appell, a long time member and caring friend to all who were fortunate enough to meet her.  Mel and Toni spent many years touring in their TC and frequenting club meetings, always with a smile and a good story to tell.  They joined TCMG in 1990 and soon became stalwarts of the club.  Her positive and caring personality was infectious, and she will be dearly missed.

Services will be held on Sunday, February 7.  Due to Covid restrictions, the service will be broadcast on Zoom for general attendance.  See the group email list for details.

Our general meeting on March 23 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be a model TC contest.  Make one of the Moss Motors paper models and have it ready to display at the meeting, or send Joyce photos of it at least two days prior to the meeting.  The model is available for download (print it at home) by clicking here. (Link NLA)

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

February recap: 29 Members attended our February meeting.  Six TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Hunsberger, Jones, Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Zucca

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our next event will take place on April 25.  Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy one of the better British car shows in the area. It is a non-judged show and includes an auto jumble. The show is held at Woodley Park in Van Nuys and runs from 9 AM to 4 PM. Club members are encouraged to gather in the MG-T series section at 11 AM for a picnic among the TCs. Bring your own lunch or you may be able to buy food from food truck vendors on site. See www.queens-english.org for more information.

March Recap: 15 members took part in our March tour to Heritage Valley, after a last minute change from the poppy reserves due to high winds, cold and no flowers in the desert.  Six TCs participated, driven by Loe, Lemieux, Ockwell, Simmons, Zucca and Hunsberger.  Thanks to the Loes for organizing our first in-person event since the pandemic hit one year ago!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The March Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California
• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TCMG Mourns The Loss Of Toni Appell

With a deep sense of loss, we are saddened to report the passing of Toni Appell, a long time member and caring friend to all who were fortunate enough to meet her.  Mel and Toni spent many years touring in their TC and frequenting club meetings, always with a smile and a good story to tell.  They joined TCMG in 1990 and soon became stalwarts of the club.  Her positive and caring personality was infectious, and she will be dearly missed.

Services will be held on Sunday, February 7.  Due to Covid restrictions, the service will be broadcast on Zoom for general attendance.  See the group email list for details.

First TCMG Online Tech Session Held

A tech session on carburetor issues was held in January on the Zoom application, and is available for viewing by TCMG members.  Check the group email list for instructions on how to view, or contact Steve Simmons.
 

Our general meeting on March 23 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be a model TC contest.  Make one of the Moss Motors paper models and have it ready to display at the meeting, or send Joyce photos of it at least two days prior to the meeting.  The model is available for download (print it at home) by clicking here. (Link NLA)

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

February recap: 29 Members attended our February meeting.  Six TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Hunsberger, Jones, Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Zucca

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The wildflower tour returns for 2021!  On Saturday, March 20 our adventure will take us on a scenic tour to the California Poppy Reserves in Lancaster.  The blooms look to be sparse this year, but we will still enjoy the driving tour and a picnic lunch at a nearby nature park.

Gather at 9:30 AM at the Castaic McDonald’s at the Lake Hughes off ramp from the 5 Freeway. Our destination will be the Arthur B. Ripley Woodland State Park where we will have a picnic lunch. Participants should bring their lunch and portable chairs to facilitate social distancing during lunch.

February Recap: 16 members took part in our Lame Duk Kup event, which was held online due to Covid concerns.  Five TCs made a simulated journey of at least 10 miles, and were driven by Edgar, Hunsberger, Loe, Simmons and Thelander.  Congratulations to John Bowyer for winning the Lame Duk Contest!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The March Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Paul & Elizabeth Schmidt of Longmont, Colorado
• Joel & Silvia Taylor of Reno, Nevada
• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California
• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

March 8: Added new page for Joel Taylor.

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TCMG Mourns The Loss Of Toni Appell

With a deep sense of loss, we are saddened to report the passing of Toni Appell, a long time member and caring friend to all who were fortunate enough to meet her.  Mel and Toni spent many years touring in their TC and frequenting club meetings, always with a smile and a good story to tell.  They joined TCMG in 1990 and soon became stalwarts of the club.  Her positive and caring personality was infectious, and she will be dearly missed.

Services will be held on Sunday, February 7.  Due to Covid restrictions, the service will be broadcast on Zoom for general attendance.  See the group email list for details.

First TCMG Online Tech Session Held

A tech session on carburetor issues was held in January on the Zoom application, and is available for viewing by TCMG members.  Check the group email list for instructions on how to view, or contact Steve Simmons.
 

Our general meeting on February 23 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be a presentation by TCMG member Steve Simmons, on how Hollywood has changed to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic.  Steve works as a freelance camera operator on several popular television productions as well as documentaries, music productions, live events and more.  Learn how the studios and production companies are adapting to keep their employees safe and avoid costly shutdowns during this challenging time.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

January recap: 24 Members attended our January meeting.  Six TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Thelander.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our next event to be held in March or April is in the planning stages and will be announced shortly.

February Recap: 16 members took part in our Lame Duk Kup event, which was held online due to Covid concerns.  Five TCs made a simulated journey of at least 10 miles, and were driven by Edgar, Hunsberger, Loe, Simmons and Thelander.  Congratulations to John Bowyer for winning the Lame Duk Contest!

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The March Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California
• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

TCMG Mourns The Loss Of Toni Appell

With a deep sense of loss, we are saddened to report the passing of Toni Appell, a long time member and caring friend to all who were fortunate enough to meet her.  Mel and Toni spent many years touring in their TC and frequenting club meetings, always with a smile and a good story to tell.  They joined TCMG in 1990 and soon became stalwarts of the club.  Her positive and caring personality was infectious, and she will be dearly missed.

Services will be held on Sunday, February 7.  Due to Covid restrictions, the service will be broadcast on Zoom for general attendance.  See the group email list for details.

First TCMG Online Tech Session Held

A tech session on carburetor issues was held in January on the Zoom application, and is available for viewing by TCMG members.  Check the group email list for instructions on how to view, or contact Steve Simmons.
 

Our general meeting on February 23 meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific Time. (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM).  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be a presentation by TCMG member Steve Simmons, on how Hollywood has changed to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic.  Steve works as a freelance camera operator on several popular television productions as well as documentaries, music productions, live events and more.  Learn how the studios and production companies are adapting to keep their employees safe and avoid costly shutdowns during this challenging time.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

January recap: 24 Members attended our January meeting.  Six TCs were driven a simulated trip to the meeting of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe, Simmons and Thelander.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

NOTE DATE CHANGE!

Start off the new year with a thrilling, no holds barred TC Motoring Guild Scavenger Hunt competition from the comfort of your own home!  Our expectation is that most items can be found in the house of a MG enthusiast.  The winner will have their name added to our coveted Lame Duk Kup trophy with a “duck” memento sent to them to enjoy until it is practical to deliver the DUK trophy.

Meet on Saturday, January 44 (aka February 13) at 6:00 PM, for a ZOOM event.  Mike Simmons, ZOOM master, will extend an invitation providing the link for the meeting at the beginning of February.  Our competition begins shortly after log in.  Price per person is very affordable ($0) for one fun evening.  Bring your beverage of choice and wear comfortable shoes.

To earn Earl Sargent points, drive your TC at least 10 miles on February 6th (the original event date) or February 13th (the new event date).

For more information see the January/February newsletter or contact Richard Loe.

November Recap: 7 TCs participated in our November “Thankful Photos” do it yourself event.  Those who sent photos and received Sargent points were Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, Hunsberger, Simmons, Spiegel and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The January / February Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Deb & Mark Acosta of Grants Pass, Oregon
• James Woolf of Nevada City, California
• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

February 10: Added new page for Deb & Mark Acosta.

February 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

First TCMG Online Tech Session Held

A tech session on carburetor issues was held in January on the Zoom application, and is available for viewing by TCMG members.  Check the group email list for instructions on how to view, or contact Steve Simmons.

2021 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2021 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are Cliff Lemieux, Curt Sorensen, Sandra Loe, Joyce Edgar, Mike Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Additional club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2020, and will change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2020:

• Frank Mason Award – Richard Loe
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – Steve & Linda Simmons / Richard & Sandra Loe (Technical Tie)
• Iron Bottom – Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe
• Breakdown Award – Cliff Lemieux

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

Iron Bottom Awarded for 2020

Having completed the year with a perfect attendance of TCMG activities with their TCs, the couples of Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe have been presented the Iron Bottom Award for 2020. This achievement makes the Loes 6-time recipients of this difficult to obtain award.  Congratulations!

TCMG Donates Big To Foster Children’s Resource Center

In lieu of our usual holiday toy drive, TCMG gathered monetary donations for the Foster Children’s Resource Center this season.  Our members were very generous, raising $2,454.00 for this worthy cause. Well done!

Our first meeting of the new year will take place on January 26.  Due to Covid-19 concerns, this meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific time.  (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM)  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be a presentation by TCMG member Charley Williams, who will show how to convert your TC’s dash lighting to LED.  He has recently performed this operation on his own TC and will be showing photos of the process.  Q&A will follow the presentation.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: Our annual Meeting and Holiday Party was held online via Zoom.  27 Members and guests attended and five drove a simulated trip of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

NOTE DATE CHANGE!

Start off the new year with a thrilling, no holds barred TC Motoring Guild Scavenger Hunt competition from the comfort of your own home!  Our expectation is that most items can be found in the house of a MG enthusiast.  The winner will have their name added to our coveted Lame Duk Kup trophy with a “duck” memento sent to them to enjoy until it is practical to deliver the DUK trophy.

Meet on Saturday, January 37 (aka February 6) at 6:00 PM, for a ZOOM event.  Mike Simmons, ZOOM master, will extend an invitation providing the link for the meeting at the beginning of February.  Our competition begins shortly after log in.  Price per person is very affordable ($0) for one fun evening.  Bring your beverage of choice and wear comfortable shoes.

To earn Earl Sargent points, drive your TC at least 10 miles on February 6th.

For more information see the January/February newsletter or contact Richard Loe.

November Recap: 7 TCs participated in our November “Thankful Photos” do it yourself event.  Those who sent photos and received Sargent points were Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, Hunsberger, Simmons, Spiegel and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The January / February Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• James Woolf of Nevada City, California
• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

2021 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2021 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are Cliff Lemieux, Curt Sorensen, Sandra Loe, Joyce Edgar, Mike Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Additional club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2020, and will change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2020:

• Frank Mason Award – Richard Loe
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – Steve & Linda Simmons / Richard & Sandra Loe (Technical Tie)
• Iron Bottom – Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe
• Breakdown Award – Cliff Lemieux

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

Iron Bottom Awarded for 2020

Having completed the year with a perfect attendance of TCMG activities with their TCs, the couples of Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe have been presented the Iron Bottom Award for 2020. This achievement makes the Loes 6-time recipients of this difficult to obtain award.  Congratulations!

TCMG Donates Big To Foster Children’s Resource Center

In lieu of our usual holiday toy drive, TCMG gathered monetary donations for the Foster Children’s Resource Center this season.  Our members were very generous, raising $2,454.00 for this worthy cause. Well done!

Our first meeting of the new year will take place on January 26.  Due to Covid-19 concerns, this meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM Pacific time.  (You can log on starting at 5:45 PM)  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be a presentation by TCMG member Charley Williams, who will show how to convert your TC’s dash lighting to LED.  He has recently performed this operation on his own TC and will be showing photos of the process.  Q&A will follow the presentation.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: Our annual Meeting and Holiday Party was held online via Zoom.  27 Members and guests attended and five drove a simulated trip of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

NOTE DATE CHANGE!

Start off the new year with a thrilling, no holds barred TC Motoring Guild Scavenger Hunt competition from the comfort of your own home!  Our expectation is that most items can be found in the house of a MG enthusiast.  The winner will have their name added to our coveted Lame Duk Kup trophy with a “duck” memento sent to them to enjoy until it is practical to deliver the DUK trophy.

Meet on Saturday, January 37 (aka February 6) at 6:00 PM, for a ZOOM event.  Mike Simmons, ZOOM master, will extend an invitation providing the link for the meeting at the beginning of February.  Our competition begins shortly after log in.  Price per person is very affordable ($0) for one fun evening.  Bring your beverage of choice and wear comfortable shoes.

To earn Earl Sargent points, drive your TC at least 10 miles on February 6th.

For more information see the January/February newsletter or contact Richard Loe.

November Recap: 7 TCs participated in our November “Thankful Photos” do it yourself event.  Those who sent photos and received Sargent points were Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, Hunsberger, Simmons, Spiegel and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• James Woolf of Nevada City, California
• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

January 13: New page added for James Woolf.

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

2021 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2021 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are Cliff Lemieux, Curt Sorensen, Sandra Loe, Joyce Edgar, Mike Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Additional club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2020, and will change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2020:

• Frank Mason Award – Richard Loe
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – Steve & Linda Simmons / Richard & Sandra Loe (Technical Tie)
• Iron Bottom – Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe
• Breakdown Award – Cliff Lemieux

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

Iron Bottom Awarded for 2020

Having completed the year with a perfect attendance of TCMG activities with their TCs, the couples of Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe have been presented the Iron Bottom Award for 2020. This achievement makes the Loes 6-time recipients of this difficult to obtain award.  Congratulations!

TCMG Donates Big To Foster Children’s Resource Center

In lieu of our usual holiday toy drive, TCMG gathered monetary donations for the Foster Children’s Resource Center this season.  Our members were very generous, raising $2,454.00 for this worthy cause. Well done!

Our first meeting of the new year will take place on January 26.  Due to Covid-19 concerns, this meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM PDT.  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be announced shortly.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: Our annual Meeting and Holiday Party was held online via Zoom.  27 Members and guests attended and five drove a simulated trip of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our next event will be the Lame Duk Kup in late January / early February.  Details will be announced soon.

November Recap: 7 TCs participated in our November “Thankful Photos” do it yourself event.  Those who sent photos and received Sargent points were Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, Hunsberger, Simmons, Spiegel and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Fred & Karen Weisberger of Fallbrook, California
• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

December 18: New page added for Fred & Karen Weisberger.

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Now accepting donations for Foster Children’s Resource Center

In lieu of our usual holiday toy drive, TCMG is accepting monetary donations for the Foster Children’s Resource Center.  CLICK HERE for details.

2021 TCMG Council Announced

Please welcome the newly elected 2021 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council! Your new Executive Officers are Cliff Lemieux, Curt Sorensen, Sandra Loe, Joyce Edgar, Mike Simmons and Rob Zucca.  Additional club chairs are currently operating as they did throughout 2020, and will change in January.  Thank you to everyone who gives their time to keep our club running smoothly!

Our congratulations also go out to the winners of the various TCMG awards for 2020:

• Frank Mason Award – Richard Loe
• Earl Sargent memorial Trophy – Steve & Linda Simmons / Richard & Sandra Loe (Technical Tie)
• Iron Bottom – Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe
• Breakdown Award – Cliff Lemieux

To learn more about these awards, including the various ways the breakdown award has been won, see the History Section of the web site.

Iron Bottom Awarded for 2020

Having completed the year with a perfect attendance of TCMG activities with their TCs, the couples of Steve & Linda Simmons and Richard & Sandra Loe have been presented the Iron Bottom Award for 2020. This achievement makes the Loes 6-time recipients of this difficult to obtain award.  Congratulations!
 

Our first meeting of the new year will take place on January 26.  Due to Covid-19 concerns, this meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM PDT.  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will be announced shortly.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

December recap: Our annual Meeting and Holiday Party was held online via Zoom.  27 Members and guests attended and five drove a simulated trip of 10 miles or more.  Those who drove were Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our next event will be the Lame Duk Kup in late January / early February.  Details will be announced soon.

November Recap: 7 TCs participated in our November “Thankful Photos” do it yourself event.  Those who sent photos and received Sargent points were Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, Hunsberger, Simmons, Spiegel and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

Now accepting donations for Foster Children’s Resource Center

In lieu of our usual holiday toy drive, TCMG is accepting monetary donations for the Foster Children’s Resource Center.  CLICK HERE for details.

Upcoming Activity Changes and Cancellations

Because the safety of our members is our primary concern, the planned Annual Meeting and Holiday Party on December 6 in Burbank has been cancelled.  The meeting will now be held online via Zoom on December 6 and 6:00 PM.  Other holiday activities may be planned.  Check back soon for updates.

Other upcoming activities may also be postponed or cancelled depending on what happens with the continued virus situation. Check this website for the latest updates and status of other upcoming TCMG activities.

Our final meeting for the year is the Annual Meeting and Holiday Party on December 6.  Due to Covid-19 concerns, the in-person party has been cancelled and the meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM.  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

Join us and enjoy the following entertainment and activities:

Awards ceremonies for our three prestigious trophies:

• • Earl Sargent Memorial “Use it or lose it” Trophy
  • Frank Mason Award
  • Breakdown Award

Announcement of the 2021 TC Motoring Guild Executive Council.

Fundraiser to benefit Foster Children’s Resource Center.  The center provides emergency clothing and necessities to foster children referred by the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). It gives each child new school clothing, a jacket, pajamas, socks, underwear, personal care items, a backpack, school supplies, a book, and a toy. Each child is given personal attention and treated with dignity and respect, helping them to feel special.  TCMG is donating $500, and one of our members has offered to match other member’s donations up to an additional $500.  CLICK HERE for donation information.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

November recap: 26 members attended our November virtual (online) meeting.  Five TCs drove a “simulated journey” to the meeting.  Those TCs were driven by Edgar, Hunsberger, Lemieux, Loe, and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our driving events have concluded for the year.  Watch the club calendar for announcements on next year’s fun!

November Recap: 7 TCs participated in our November “Thankful Photos” do it yourself event.  Those who sent photos and received Sargent points were Edgar, Lemieux, Loe, Hunsberger, Simmons, Spiegel and Zucca.

October Recap: 18 members and guests with four TCs and other classics participated in our 64th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders in San Luis Obispo.  Many thanks to Howard Shempp and all who helped make the event happen, even on a limited basis, while keeping our members safe during this pandemic.  See the Conclave Pages for a full report.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The December Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Terry & Georgia Young of Dover, Deleware
• Joseph & Jeanne Nofil of Boynton Beach, Florida
• Jim & Chris Antis of Indiana, Pennsylvania

November 23: New page added for Terry & Georgia Young.

November 18: New page added for Joseph & Jeanne Nofil

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

December 14: New TC info added for John & Georgia Bowyer.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

November Meeting Is Now Online

Our November meeting has been moved online in order to comply with COVID-19 social distancing regulations.  See below for details.

Upcoming Activity Changes and Cancellations

Because the safety of our members is our primary concern, some of our planned upcoming activities have been modified or cancelled due to concerns over the COVID-19 virus.

• Our general meeting November 17 has been changed from in-person to online.
• The planned holiday party on December 6 in Burbank has been cancelled.  A new holiday activity is being planned to take its place.  Check back soon.

Other upcoming activities may also be postponed or cancelled depending on what happens with the continued virus situation. Check this website for the latest updates and status of other upcoming TCMG activities.

NOTE DATE CHANGE! Our next meeting on November 17th will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month instead of the usual 4th Tuesday due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

This meeting will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM PDT.  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program will feature TCMG members David Reid and Terry Schuller recounting their recent travels through Alaska.  A slide show will accompany the presentation.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

October recap: 23 members and guests attended our October virtual (online) meeting.  Three TCs drove a “simulated journey” to the meeting.  Those TCs were driven by Hunsberger, Loe, and Simmons.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our November ‘T‘hankful Photos event is another of our do-it-yourself tours.  Participants must drive 10 miles, and take a photo of their TC with something for which you are thankful.  Submit photos to David Edgar by November 8 to receive Sargent Award points.

October Recap: 18 members and guests with four TCs and other classics participated in our 64th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders in San Luis Obispo.  Many thanks to Howard Shempp and all who helped make the event happen, even on a limited basis, while keeping our members safe during this pandemic.  See the Conclave Pages for a full report.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The November Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Jim & Chris Antis of Indiana, Pennsylvania

October 29: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

December 14: New TC info added for John & Georgia Bowyer.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

October Meeting Is Now Online

Our October meeting has been moved online in order to comply with COVID-19 social distancing regulations.  See below for details.

Upcoming Activity Changes and Cancellations

Because the safety of our members is our primary concern, some of our planned upcoming activities have been modified or cancelled due to concerns over the COVID-19 virus.

• Our general meeting October 27 has been changed from in-person to online.
  See below for details.
• Our general meeting November 17 has been changed from in-person to online.

Other upcoming activities may also be postponed or cancelled depending on what happens with the continued virus situation. Check this website for the latest updates and status of other upcoming TCMG activities.

Our meeting on October 27th will be held online using the Zoom application.  The meeting will begin at 6:00 PM PDT.  You can participate using any computer or device with the free Zoom software installed.  If you require assistance installing Zoom, contact Steve Simmons or David Edgar.

The evening’s program is will be a slide show of TCMG people celebrating Halloween or other costume activities. Joyce needs any photo contributions by Oct 15th. She would especially like to see some photos of TC decorated/dressed up for Halloween or Halloween decoration with an MG TC theme.

Note that anyone making a simulated journey to the meeting in their TC by driving a minimum of 10 miles on the day of the meeting will receive a point toward the Sargent Award.

September recap: 31 members attended our September virtual (online) meeting.  Five TCs drove a “simulated journey” to the meeting.  Those TCs were driven by Edgar, Hunsberger, Loe, Simmons and Zucca.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

Our November event is in the planning stages.  Check back soon for updates.

October Recap: 18 members and guests with four TCs and other classics participated in our 64th Annual Conclave with the Abingdon Rough Riders in San Luis Obispo.  Many thanks to Howard Shempp and all who helped make the event happen, even on a limited basis, while keeping our members safe during this pandemic.  See the Conclave Pages for a full report.

For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

The November Classic Chassis is online and ready for viewing!

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS ISSUE

To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

Welcome to our newest members!

• Jim & Chris Antis of Indiana, Pennsylvania

October 5: Added new page for the 2020 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

September 20: New page added for James & Christine Antis

September 8: New page added to the History Section: “Reflections on the Conclaves”

July 8: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 17: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 16: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

June 5: Added new content on the Technical Resources page.

April 23: Added new page for Michael Whalen.

March 31: Added new page for Ralph & Donna Littlefield.

March 9: New info added to the 1966 Conclave Page.

March 6: New page added for the 1968 Times Grand Prix.

February 25: Added new page for Rob Zucca.

February 25: Added new page for Pete & Lisa Gannon.

December 14: New TC info added for John & Georgia Bowyer.

November 12: New page added for Mike & Sherri Simmons.

November 3: New page added for Beau & Annie Sicotte.

As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.