Book Launch InvitationSunday, July 21th, 3:30 - 5:30 PM
Richards-Hart Estate and Mansion West 28th St and Benton St, Wheat Ridge Wanna show off your automobiles to a group of enthusiastic history geeks? Linda Ross has invited the club to bring their A’s to the book launch of An Imperfect Woman, her new historical novel set in Denver 1910 - 1969.
This historical mansion is a wonderful setting for showcasing vintage automobiles. We will park in the circular driveway around the fountain at the front of the mansion, (South side). The outdoor display of automobiles will be from 3:30pm – 5:30pm. Water and wine punch with various delectables will be pro vided for the exhibitors. Live piano music of popu lar songs thru 8 decades, costumed attendees, and cookies most popular in each decade will add to the historical theme of the event. In her novel, automo biles in the narrative begin in 1910. But all years are welcome from the club members! Linda will share a short reading with her guests at 4:30pm, “Maiden Voyage,” a lively narrative of the protagonist’s first nervous ride in the family’s new 1910 Oldsmobile. If you are able to come or have any questions please call Jim Huff (720-315-4564). |
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7/10 - Just Lunch Bunch 7/11 - Pinochle 7/12 - Board Meeting 7/14 - Sonic Sunday 7/15-16 - Royal Gorge Tour 7/19 - General Meeting 7/20 - Cars, Coffee and Donuts 7/21 - Book Signing 7/26-28 - Bird City Steam Show Quick Links |
July 4th Park Hill Parade
On Thursday, July 4th, the Model A Ford Club of Colorado celebrated the anniversary of our nation's independence by driving in the 4th of July Parade in Park Hill; a neighborhood in Denver. 15 cars drove in the parade, and their owners enjoyed a picnic in the park following the parade. The club even made the news on Channel 9!
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There's Stills in those Hills...
On Saturday, June 29, the Model A Ford Club was invited to park a set of cars in the event space for "Stills in the Hills," a prohibition-themed whiskey and distilled liquor festival held in Central City. A diverse range of Model A Fords made the trek into the hills, where we were treated to good liquor, live music, and cowboy gunfights.
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