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*9/26/2009 Updates -
Well, what do you know--I've managed to get another "Time
Machines" Antique VW Participation Report prepared
"before the snow flies" in New England! Ha ha! Yes, I
know I've been notoriously slow in updating the Common
Gear site in recent years, and for that I apologize yet again.
Seems like "life" just keeps overtaking your best hobby
intentions these days (and I suspect that others with teenage
kids out there--like me--know what I'm talking about). But as
always, we do keep a positive spirit, and do what we can, when we
can, to contribute to the hobby (and for you folks who happen to
live in the CT Shoreline area, pleasedo also check out my other
online old car hobby project, Shoreline
Antique Auto Connection)... Anyway, getting back to Time
Machines, this year's event was of course held on Sunday,
the 26th of July, in Guilford, CT--and
just like last year's event (which was the first-ever in
Guilford), there were some "rain issues" affecting the
proceedings--but thankfuly at least not during the event
this time! I am aware, however, that the several rainy days
leading up to the event--not to mention the pre-dawn rain on
show day--did affect the field conditions, and probably also
the decision of many folks on whether or not to bring their
cleaned and detailed show cars out to the Guilford Fairgrounds
that day. But old-VW folks have also shown themselves
historically to be a very hearty bunch, and, like last year, a
very healthy number (thanks in large part to the great enthusiasm
of our friends from the CT
VW Association) turned out to put their beautiful
vintage German machines on display. So, please do take a gander
at our Time Machines 2009 Antique VW Particiation Report
any time at: http://home.comcast.net/~commonsteve/TimeMachines2009/TM09Report.html
- or just click on the small image of the TM2009 "VW Class
exclusive" magnetic dash plaque at the upper right (as shown
affixed to the glove box of the Webmaster's 1960 VW Bug), to go
directly to the page. We know we have probably several typos
and/or stuff that needs correcting, etc., in there--so we are
also careful to use the words "First Draft" at this
time--until we eventually (hopefully!) get everything
straight--and we also encourage you to please let us know
if you find anything on that page that needs to be fixed--thanks!...
And meanwhile, the search also continues for my "dream"
Karmann Ghia Convertible--I am interested in finding something
really original, unmolested, and nice shape, in a, say, '68
or later Ghia Cabrio, so if you know of any good
candidates, please also do consider dropping me a line--thanks
again!
*8/14/2009 Updates
- Some additional post-event notes on Antique VW participation at
Time
Machines 2009 - Even though I am
still working on organizing my post-event notes, I wanted to add
a few more brief thoughts here, to augment what I wrote in the 8/6/2009
Updates section below. I would go so far as to say that
the day turned out pretty well, considering everything (like a
somewhat soggy show field). I heard from the organizers some
preliminary total numbers of cars in the show in the 350
range, but I think that's rather conservative. The VW
class judging typically wasn't easy, though I think the winners
were all very deserving: 1st = Manny Feliciano '54 Bug...
2nd = Mel Cardenas '57 Porsche Speedster Replicar...
3rd = Scott Lavigne '62 Dune Buggy... My local
VW-friend and co-worker Pete Vega's gorgeous
medium blue '65 Bug (among several others, also)
should've won an award also, but as usual, we only have three
"place" awards to give out. But I hope that folks enjoy
the getting-together and fellowship aspects of
participating also (not just the awards). Thanks again to
everyone who participated (especially, once again, the CVA folks)! Be
sure to click on the small "teaser" image of Time
Machines 2009 old VWs at the above right (or HERE)
to bring up a similar, but expanded panoramic-type view of the fronts
of many of the VWs at Time Machines 2009. Click HERE
to bring up another different panoramic-type image of the rears
of many of the VWs at Time Machines 2009. Thanks again for now to
all the dedicated antique Volkswagen people who made the extra
effort to bring their old cars out to the Time Machines 2009
antique auto show! Please do stay tuned for our full report!...
In other news, you may have noticed the news item about the "Dave
Camp Gathering" that was held in this past Saturday
(8/8) in New London, CT (see the 7/24/2009 Update section
below). We were very pleased to attend, to help remember and pay
tribute to this special man, and have posted a related update to
the Shoreline
Antqiue Auto Connection web site about it (see the 8/11/2009
updates section of that page near the top). Thanks to Allyn
Devars, Mike and Betty Camp,
and everyone who set it up, adding much pleasant socializing to
this reverent occasion... Finally, please do also check out the
latest update to our "Electronic
Swapmeet" (Classified Ads page)...
*8/6/2009 Updates - Wow,
despite some somewhat "iffy" field conditions (due to
some rain the morning of the event, plus a few days'-worth
earlier as well), what a great antique VW turnout at the Time
Machines car show a couple of
weekends ago, in Guilford, CT. I counted 20 VWs total in
the show (that's counting one beautiful mid-'70s Westfalia Camper
that was parked near the center of the field in no apparent
class, and with no owner info apparent...but what a beauty it
was). As always, thanks in very large part for positively
affecting the old-VW turnout goes to our friends from the Connecticut VW Association--thanks
again guys! Please stay tuned for our full report on this
year's fantastic Time Machines Antique VW muster! Another local
internet venture has already posted a great number of car images
from the show--here are the two pages-full: Page
1 and Page
2. In closing we congratulate the CT Area
Classic Thunderbird Club (and especially their
hard-working Show Chaiman Fred Klaus) for doing
a superb job with this year's Time Machines car show, in spite of
some challenging conditions!... It also looks like the day of Dave
Camp Remembrances and Memorial Celebrations is just a
couple of days away as this is being written--see the details in
the 7/24/2009 Updates section below, and thanks again to our (and
Dave's) friend Allyn DeVars for all his efforts
in helping organize and get the word out about the Dave-related
goings-on this Saturday (August 8th) in and around New London,
CT... Finally, to go along with the small graphic image you see
at the upper right, we are pleased to be updating our "Great
Decal Initiative" page this
evening with some cool inputs from a Virginia
gentleman who took us up on our offer (see also the 1/10/2009
Updates section below) of some C/G decals, in return for
supplying us with a picture or two of the decals "in
action!" The image shown here is a reduced and cropped-down
version of a larger one featuring the beautiful black '56
Bug of David Cummings. Overall shots of
this slick oval, as well as David's equally beautiful blue '62
Bug--both sporting C/G decals, plus a bit of background info that
Dave supplied, are now viewable on the "Great
Decal Initiative" page--thanks
again David!... Otherwise, I hope your summer is going well. Hard
to believe it's August already. I ended up selling my '68
Bug last month (to a local guy who thankfully appears to
appreciate the car's "inner beauty" as much as I did!),
and now I am keeping my eyes open for a nice '68 or later
Karmann Ghia Convertible (ideally: all-original, low
miles, and unmolested--I know, I know: "Don't hold your
breath, Steve!). So, if you hear of any good candidates, please
do drop me a line--thanks!...
Over and out for now!
*7/24/2009 Updates: "Time Machines
Weekend Finally Here" and also "Remembering A Very
Special Connecticut VW Friend" - Well, it
looks, happily, like we will be having better weather for
this year's Time
Machines antique auto show &
flea market in Guilford, CT (compared to last
year's event, that is), this coming Sunday, the 26th
of July. As you know, Common Gear Antique Volkswagen
Society is sponsoring the VW-only
class in the car show, for all stock & modified VWs,
this year up to and including model year 1984. It's a fun way to
have some VW socializing and fellowship within a large,
well-established, and multi-faceted antique auto event, so I hope
you might consider it. Here is our report on last year's rather
soggy version: http://home.comcast.net/~commonsteve/TimeMachines2008...
And it looks like I will be driving something other than
my trusty old '68
Bug to the Time Machines show this year, since it's
going to be going to its new owner as of tomorrow. Yes, it is
with mixed feelings that I am selling it, but I have other
"antique Volkswagening dreams" that I want to pursue. I
wish the new owner many happy miles, and since he's relatively
local to my area here in Southern Connecticut, perhaps I'll catch
a glimpse of the car in action from time to time... Finally, to
go along with the graphic that you see here at the right, we
recently heard the sad news of the passing of our long-time
Southeastern Connecticut Antique Volkswagen Friend and Mentor Dave
Camp. Dave was a kind, talented, generous person who
enjoyed old VWs, and enjoyed passing on his knowledge of old VWs
to fellow enthusiasts. He was a tremendous positive influence on
me back when I was first getting started in the old VW hobby,
back in the early '80s. I have fond memories of many trips to
Dave's house in New London to visit with Dave,
learn about old VWs, acquire needed parts for my old VWs, and
much more. Along the way, I also got to know Allyn DeVars,
a young friend of Dave's from the neighborhood at the time, who
was also interested in old VWs. Allyn now lives in Dave's old
house in New London, having acquired it when Dave moved to
Florida. Allyn was also the person who got in touch with us to
let us to let us know of Dave's passing, and also forwarded to us
information on a Memorial Celebration of Dave Camp's life,
upcoming on August 8th, 2009, in and around the New
London area. Quoting from Allyn's email dated 7/23/2009:
"...I've attached the flyer that has been made for
Dave's memorial gathering here in Connecticut. I'm hoping there
will be a number of the long-time CVA folks who Dave knew will be
able to come. Michael's Dairy is a great treat here in New
London, and it would be fun to see people show up with some
vintage VW's for ice cream and then a bbq at the house in honor
of him... Dave's brother Mike is planning to make the trip north
from Florida, and is also a gear-head, having a collection of
1950's Chevrolets, a 1957 23-window deluxe, and Dave's old 1965
Java Green Beetle... Any help you can give in reaching out to
people would be appreciated...." The flyer
that Allyn refers to has been converted to a hyperlink, which you
can access by clicking directly on the Dave graphic at the upper
right (or HERE).
The picture of Dave from the flyer has also been
hyperlinked in a non-reduced format--click HERE.
Additional info: The Michael's Dairy (4:00pm
gathering location) web site is : http://www.michaelsdairynl.com/
- and their directions page is: http://www.michaelsdairynl.com/directions.html
- For ease of Mapquesting, Micheal's Dairy's street address is:
629 Montauk Avenue, New London, CT 06320. We'll miss you, Dave...
*5/26/2009 Update: "Hail to the Hero" for 2009 - Very happy to report that we've gotten the "Heroes of Antique Volkswagening Page" updated as of this evening, with news of this year's honoree--as was officially announced "to the world" a little over a week ago at the Michigan Vintage VW Festival. Congratulations to our "Hero" for 2009, and thanks to everyone who helped us out with this year's process!
*4/27/2009 Update: "Well
Dusted!" - Wow, what a positively tremendous
day up at Mansfield Hollow State Park yesterday, where we had the
good fortune to be able to participate in the Connecticut Volkswagen
Association's annual "Spring Dust
Off," informal gathering of VWs and VW people.
Mansfield Hollow is located up in the northeastern part of CT, in
the town of Mansfield, which is not far from the University of
Connecticut. Having spent some time up at UConn back in the late
'70s and early '80s, it was also a bit of a "trip back in
time" for me, traversing many old roads and seeing many old
landmarks along the way. We had the great pleasure of being able
to caravan up to the Dust Off this year with fellow VW
enthusiasts Greg Mattesen (in his turquoise '63
Bug), Bill Silvestri (in his black '63 Sunroof
Bug), and Roland Metz (in his '64 Karmann Ghia
Cabriolet). Our ride for the day was Diane's old '54 Bug
Convertible, which, as of the end of last summer, is finally a true
runner (having spent the summer of '08 getting thoroughly
gone-over by an extremely talented New England VW tuner, John
Kaiser--thanks again for your "VW wizardry"
John!). Our path up from the central shoreline area was CT Route
17 all the way into Portland, CT, and then onto CT Route 66 for
the major part of the ride, taking us almost all the way into
Mansfield. Pulling into the park, we were amazed to see the huge
number of gathered VWs already there. After getting ourselves
parked, we had the chance to browse and socialize among many
beautiful VWs and VW friends old and new. And we can only guess
that Mother Nature must like old VWs, too, since the weather was
amazing--sunny and positively summer-like. By mid-afternoon, the
cars were starting to disperse, and our caravan group decided to
go our separate ways. As we were still enjoying chatting with
folks, we didn't end up leaving the field until somewhere around
3:30 or 4:00pm. Before heading back home, we took a detour up to
the UConn Dairy Bar, just a few miles up the road from Mansfield
Hollow, and enjoyed some of their tasty ice cream. And finally,
we are happy to say that the old '54 continued to run strongly
and reliably, all the way back home, leaving us with a completely
positive feeling about the entire day's experience. We took a few
of our own pictures at the Dust Off, but also wanted to make note
that the CT VW Association people have already posted a huge
array of shots at their web site, so we do wish suggest your
checking it all out at: www.ctvwa.com
. The accompanying image here at the upper right is one of
our own shots that we liked from the day, featuring a partial
reflection of Greg Mattesen's beautiful turquoise '63 Bug, as
visible in the side panels of a magnificent black '54 Bug that
came all the way from New York to participate. You can also click
HERE
or directly on the image, to bring up a larger, higher-resolution
version of the same shot. In closing, we wish once again to
sincerely thank the fine people of the CT VW Association for all
the work they did in organizing and running another very
enjoyable Spring Dust Off!... And on another subject, we did want
to note that this year's Common Gear Heroes of Antique
Volkswagening award (the actual award plaque itself,
that is) has in fact been very recently presented, in a
ceremonial fashion, at a large west coast antique VW
gathering--but we're not going to publish our "press
release" here just yet, since the "official public
announcement" is always planned to coincide with the large
antique VW gathering in Michigan produced by the Michigan Vintage
VW Club, known as the "Michigan Vintage VW Festival."
The 2009 MVVC Vintage Fest will be held Sunday, May 17th, 2009,
in Plymouth, MI--and so we'll be updating our "Heroes
of Antique Volkswagening Page" to showcase this
year's honoree, on or immediately after that date...stay tuned!
*4/10/2009 Update - Thanks to all who helped us out with excellent nominations for this year's Common Gear Heroes of Antique Volkswagening Program--we will soon be updating our "Heroes of Antique Volkswagening Page" to showcase this year's honoree, who, I would say, is an excellent and timely choice... Please also check out the latest update to our "Electronic Swapmeet" (Classified Ads page), with an interesting new listing just posted.
*2/10/2009 Update - We have just updated our "Heroes of Antique Volkswagening Page" , importantly to highlight the upcoming deadline for our receipt of 2009 Heroes award nominations, which is March 31, 2009. Please do visit the page and read up about the program, which was created to help recognize those important "behind the scenes" people so important to our hobby... I would also like to take the opportunity this evening to suggest your taking a gander at the Shoreline Resource Guide page that I maintain for my other, local Connecticut Shoreline-focused hobby web project, Shoreline Antique Auto Connection, as I've recently posted some updates there on a local vintage auto-related business in Westbrook, CT, known as "Cardone & Daughter Automotive," who seem to have a "bit" of an old-Volkswagen bent (but who are thoroughly well-versed in all old cars, both foreign and domestic). How lucky we are here in Southern Connecticut to have such a great resource as "Cardone & Daughter" right here in our own back yard!
*1/24/2009 Update - Happy to report that we've regenerated our "Electronic Swapmeet" (a.k.a.: Classified Ads page) as of today...onward and upward....
*1/10/2009 Updates - Oh boy, Mother
Nature sent along some "lovely" weather for us this
weekend indeed, here in the Northeast. Apart from the snow
shoveling, it's kind of a nice, seasonal sort of scene...and
also gives me an excuse to spend a little extra time indoors on
the computer, attempting to further revive this old horse known
as the Common Gear Antique VW Society web site. So, while I know
I have to get out there with the shovel and get busy, I also
wanted to take a few minutes to check in here. I hope you're
enjoying your weekend, whether you're similarly
"snowed-in" like us, or whether you're able to get out
there with your antique VW and log in a few miles of vintage
fahrvergnugen... One thing that also inspired me a bit recently
was some friendly internet communication with fellow old-VW fans,
including those who participate in the Common
Gear Yahoo Discussion Group , and also our more
local CT
VW Association's Yahoo group . It helps the spirit
to know that there are others "out there" like you, who
enjoy old VWs--working on them, enjoying them, talking about
them. A couple of fellow enthusiasts who I've yet to meet in
person, but who are active members of those Yahoo groups,
respectively, have been very gracious in going out of their way
and offering to do whatever they could to help me get the old C/G
site going again--I sure appreciate that--thanks again guys &
gals! One of these nice folks also inquired about whether I still
had any of the old Common Gear decals still
availble--happily I did, and was happy to send one along to him
last week. This exchange also got me to thinking that it might be
fun to add a new feature to the C/G site, based on those decals
(yes, I know that adding new features may be a pursuit of
questionable value, when so many older established features have
yet to be reactivated). And so I've worked up a little page
called the "Great
Decal Initiative," and you can click on the
accompanying image at the upper right (featuring my old '60
Bug, "Doug," wearing his C/G decal) to take
you there. Please do check it out some time @ your convenience,
and please also do consider participating... I think that about
covers it for now. If you'll excuse me, I have some shoveling to
do...
*1/6/2009 Updates - Who says you
can't teach an old dog new tricks? What do you know, I seem to
have muddled through regenerating (more or less anyway!) our Official
Report on Antique Volkswagen Participation at Time Machines 2008!
I have only just gotten it done, so there is the usual
very good chance of errors/omissions/what-not in there, but I did
at least take a cursory look at it, and it does appear to be
mostly there. You can view the TM2008 VW Report online
now--you can either click on the image at the right (which is
a scan of one of our unique dash plaques that we got made up to
hand out to all the VW class participants in '08), or use the
following hyperlink, to go directly there: http://home.comcast.net/~commonsteve/TimeMachines2008/TM08VWReport.html!
Will wonders never cease?! Anyway, this is a confidence-builder
for me--I think I've proven to myself that I can rebuild stuff
& manage files in a relatively orderly manner (key word:
"relatively"). I will certainly be looking forward to
doing more C/G site rebuilding, as I am able to find the
time--thanks again for your patience. Getting the Time Machines
VW report going again was particularly important to me, since
we're into the New Year now, and looking forward to Time
Machines 2009--as noted below,
the date is Sunday, July 26th (rain or shine,
of course!), and the location is the Guilford Fairgrounds
in Guilford, CT. Hope you'll mark it on your
calendar and consider participating with your Antique Volkswagen!
*1/1/2009 Updates - HAPPY NEW YEAR! And welcome to "official antique status" all 1984 model year VWs ("antique" as defined by AACA and VVWCA to be anything at least 25 years old)... Wow, what a rude awakening from our friends at AOL when they announced this past fall, with about a one month lead time, that they were shutting down all of their web site hosting (where we had our site hosted for many years). SLOWLY we are getting ourselves reacclimated with web site origination, and are happy to have at least gotten a start at rebuilding. Importantly, to help you get started making some connections within the hobby, we wish to mention that the Common Gear Yahoo Discussion Group is still 100% operational--feel free to join and/or begin partaking in any old-VW-related discussions--or start your own... We also did not want to delay getting our "Heroes of Antique Volkswagening Page" reactivated, since we had some extra-special honorees for '08, and want to make sure we can continue spreading the good words about them--also to begin soliciting nominees for the '09 award... And of course, there are a thousand other things we want to get working on reactivating here--and we'll do the best we can as we are able. We do wish to particularly mention that we have all intentions of again sponsoring the Antique Volkswagen Class (for all Antique VWs, stock & modified), within this coming year's "Time Machines 2009" Antique Auto Show and Flea Market, upcoming on Sunday, July 26th, in Guilford, CT--you can check the event organizers' official web site for the latest published details... Meanwhile I also wish to put in a plug for the other antique auto hobby web site project that I manage, which focuses on the local CT Shoreline-area antique auto scene (non-marque-specific), called "Shoreline Antique Auto Connection"--as you can probably guess, a bit of old-VW stuff creeps in there from time to time--please do check it out some time... In closing, we are happy to be on our way back once again, and thanks for visiting. Talk to y'all again soon!
"Keep It 100% Antique VW!"
Table of Contents for this
site (click on links
to bring you directly there):
PHOTOS (& Photo Essays Index) (a
ton of photo & word features, indexed &
cross-referenced - last updated 1/16, 3/8, 4/4/2004)
EVENTS & ANNUAL "TIME MACHINES" VW
PARTICIPATION INFO (last updated 3/15/2004)
ELECTRONIC
SWAPMEET (a.k.a.: our CLASSIFIED ADS
page - last updated 1/24,
4/10, 8/14/2009)
LINKS (some of our favorites) (last
updated 3/13/2004
with a link to: Chuck Pisconski's new auto restoration resource, "MasterSeriesCT" web site)
MESSAGE BOARD (post your old
VW-related questions, answers, comments, ideas, suggestions,
what-have-you-; we have gone to an ALL NEW board provider as
of 10/17/2001;
apologies YET AGAIN to all for this inconvenience--including for
the most annoying pop-up ads that come along with this new
board; we're continuing to learn that most of the free
message board services out there seem to be worth about
as much as we pay for them!)
The
Common Gear Discussion Group (If
you're familiar with any of the gazillion "Yahoo"
groups out there, this is just another of the same--but focused
on our unique interest in Antique Volkswagens--we are a low-key
and friendly group--please consider joining and participating!)
C/G's
"Heroes of Antique Volkswagening" Program (last updated 6/10/2008, 2/10, 5/26/2009; nominations for
the 2009 "Heroes" award are NOW being accepted...)
The
Great Decal Initiative (NEW as of 1/10/2009; last
updated 8/6/2009)
OUR
ANIMAL APPRECIATION PAGE (Last
updated January
2009)
JARVIS
CREEK CRITTERS (Our own animals) (Reactivated January 2009)
Non-internet-type "links" we like & want you to
know about (last updated 10/29/98)
About The Name "Common Gear" (slightly revised
as of 2/3/99)
What is an Antique Volkswagen?
(NEW as of 7/22/98)
What's My Antique Volkswagen Worth? (Our
attempt to answer one of our most frequently fielded questions,
last updated 8/19/2001,
with some good advice from an antique auto appraiser who's also
an antique VW enthusiast)
Fine Print, Important Disclaimer, Etc. (last
updated 2/1/99)
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