The Series 19 Limo now owned by the Webb's. The driver is David Rundle from Sydney, Australia.The 1932 Speedster in the background is the new acquisition of Tony Fontana who popped it out of it's long resting place east of Portland, Oregon.
The meet headquarters outside of Patterson
Rest stop on the first day's tour to Livermore. Lou Firpo's 12A
Still at the rest stop. Joe Kotlar's 135 Victoria. Our cohost, Anne DeMartini, keeping an eye on things to
make sure they go smoothly
On the way to Livermore. This is the real reason
California is called the "Golden" state.
At Castle Air Museum. Ron Topley's 135 sedan and
Mike Knips' 164 Victoria.
The former Tom Beagle's 130 Convertible with 145 engine. Now owned by Chet & Marlene. It changed hands before it came off the trailer. Jim Heisey's 18A convertible beyond which is more familiar to East Coasters from when his father Jake brought it to the TREK.
The beautiful 1932 Victoria restored by Herb Martin who unfortunately recently passed away. Anyone at the
TREK in 1971 who saw the rusty hulk that was this car that Charley Hall drug in that year can truly appreciate
the marvelous job that Herb did. David & Teddy Oatey bought not only this car but also the
Martin's 1928 sedan and had both of them at the WESTREK.
Steve Roake and his gorgeous 135 Sport Sedan. What a
difference a good color selection can make.
Ron Topley, Cliff Stranburg, and June Webb in deep discussion, probably about who is going to make the
next beer run. Bob Grim and Jim Heisey in the background. As usual Cliff and Julie Stranburg drove their Pursuit
from Portland to the WESTREK.
On the road to Livermore, the first day(ed note: looks like beautiful country)
Beautiful California landscape, on the way to Livermore
Neal Kissel driving David and Teddy Oatey's beautiful 1928 Sedan
Cooling-off at the rest stop
Another view of Joe Kotlar's beautiful 135 Victoria
More at the rest stop and some welcome shade!!
More at the rest stop
Our WESTREK Host - Jim DeMartini, giving instructions
Trekkers listening "carefully" to Jim's instructions
At the Castle Air Museum
At the Cheese Factory
Another at the Cheese Factory
More at the Cheese Factory
David and Teddy Oatey's Beautiful 1932 Victoria!!Back to Pictures