The Early Ford V8 Club of America - Application Form.

[Frank Miller]

Before you guys start with stuff like I get enough magazines or it's too much money, think of this as a donation to the club that supports the hobby. You get fun reading and if you choose to become an active member and attend a national meet then you'll find out how much fun you get for your dollar.
I've met some of the best people from all over the country and a few places down under as well.
5 years ago I was totally down and out emotionally for a variety of reasons. John Mason called me from out of the blue and invited me to TROG in Pismo Beach and the Western Meet in Bakersfield. We had the time of out life and better therapy than any couch could give me.

[TJ]

Originally Posted by Frank Miller

Before you guys start with stuff like I get enough magazines or it's too much money, think of this as a donation to the club that supports the hobby. You get fun reading and if you choose to become an active member and attend a national meet then you'll find out how much fun you get for your dollar.
I've met some of the best people from all over the country and a few places down under as well.
5 years ago I was totally down and out emotionally for a variety of reasons. John Mason called me from out of the blue and invited me to TROG in Pismo Beach and the Western Meet in Bakersfield. We had the time of out life and better therapy than any couch could give me.

Well said Frank. I've been a member since 1974 and it's been a "fun ride" ever since.

[JM 35 Sedan]

Originally Posted by Frank Miller

Before you guys start with stuff like I get enough magazines or it's too much money, think of this as a donation to the club that supports the hobby. You get fun reading and if you choose to become an active member and attend a national meet then you'll find out how much fun you get for your dollar.
I've met some of the best people from all over the country and a few places down under as well.
5 years ago I was totally down and out emotionally for a variety of reasons. John Mason called me from out of the blue and invited me to TROG in Pismo Beach and the Western Meet in Bakersfield. We had the time of out life and better therapy than any couch could give me.

Frank, that was a great and memorable trip! The Early Ford V-8 Club's cross-country tour in 2013 was also a fantastic time, which I considered to be the trip of a life time for me. Great memories!!

[Seth Swoboda]

Originally Posted by Frank Miller

Before you guys start with stuff like I get enough magazines or it's too much money, think of this as a donation to the club that supports the hobby. You get fun reading and if you choose to become an active member and attend a national meet then you'll find out how much fun you get for your dollar.
I've met some of the best people from all over the country and a few places down under as well.
5 years ago I was totally down and out emotionally for a variety of reasons. John Mason called me from out of the blue and invited me to TROG in Pismo Beach and the Western Meet in Bakersfield. We had the time of out life and better therapy than any couch could give me.

As Frank said. If you join, get involved by attending meets, the membership cost is worth it. I've attended many national meets and I have never been bored for one minute at any of them. I started attending in my early thirties and I'm 41 now. I was one of a few young people there and I've had some of the best times with guys like Frank and John Mason. Plus, taking your V8 Ford to the meet makes it all the more enjoyable.

[mercman from oz]

Original photo from RG 143 that was used on the cover of the Jan/Feb 2022 V8 Times.

[mercman from oz]

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Open Cover of the Jan/Feb 2022 V8 Times

[mercman from oz]

The above Cover Shot of the Jan/Feb 2022 Issue of V8 Times is from Australia. For those that are not familiar with the three later model Fords in the picture, the centre car is a British Ford Escort, while the ones on either side are Australian AU series Ford Falcons, similar to this one. As I can't see the whole cars, they could be the same model Utility. The AU Falcons were introduced in 1998 and were replaced by the updated BA Series in 2002.

[mercman from oz]

2001 AUII Ford Falcon XL Ute

[JM 35 Sedan]

Originally Posted by Seth Swoboda

As Frank said. If you join, get involved by attending meets, the membership cost is worth it. I've attended many national meets and I have never been bored for one minute at any of them. I started attending in my early thirties and I'm 41 now. I was one of a few young people there and I've had some of the best times with guys like Frank and John Mason. Plus, taking your V8 Ford to the meet makes it all the more enjoyable.

Hi Seth, can't tell you how excited I am to be making plans to attend this year's Early Ford V-8 Club's Eastern National Meet in Franklin Tennessee. Having missed at least four National Meets and two National Tours in the last two years due to the Covid pandemic, I'm really looking forward to seeing everyone again and their old V8 Ford's this June. Should be a great time as usual!!

[mercman from oz]

March-April 2022 Cover of V8 Times