AMCA at the "World Of Wheels" - 2010

For the fifth straight year, the AMCA once again participated in the World Of Wheels show at the Calgary Round-up centre, and what a show it was! It takes great dedication and quality workmanship on the part of the participants, yet appeals to "car nuts" of all ages. On display were many fine examples of stock, classic, muscle cars, customized and altered, street rod, and original restored vehicles.

Pat Potter has acquired a new Club banner, "American Motors — The Last of the Independents", that was part of the AMCA display. All the Club members agreed that the slogan was appropriate, as the "old school" of automobiles is slowly being replaced by the newer marquees and models. To our credit, the AMCA presented cars from 1978 and earlier, in an attempt to maintain a prescence of vehicles from a by-gone era.

Entrants from the AMCA were:—

Derek Seath - 1969 AMX — 1^st in Class — Conservative Sport ('68 - '82)
Gary Thoreson - 1974 Matador "Oleg Cassini" coupé — 1^st in Class — Best Restored ('73 - '78)
Stan Barlow - 1969 Javelin SST — 2^nd in Class — Best Restored ('68 - '72)
Pat Potter - 1970 "Mark Donohue" Javelin SST — 4^th in Class — Restored ('68 - '72)
Duane Schick - 1978 Hornet AMX — 5^th in Class — Altered Restored

For the fifth straight year, the AMCA once again participated in the World Of Wheels show at the Calgary Round-up centre, and what a show it was! It takes great dedication and quality workmanship on the part of the participants, yet appeals to "car nuts" of all ages. On display were many fine examples of stock, classic, muscle cars, customized and altered, street rod, and original restored vehicles. Pat Potter has acquired a new Club banner, "American Motors — The Last of the Independents", that was part of the AMCA display. All the Club members agreed that the slogan was appropriate, as the "old school" of automobiles is slowly being replaced by the newer marquees and models. To our credit, the AMCA presented cars from 1978 and earlier, in an attempt to maintain a prescence of vehicles from a by-gone era. Entrants from the AMCA were:— Derek Seath - 1969 AMX — 1^st in Class — Conservative Sport ('68 - '82) Gary Thoreson - 1974 Matador "Oleg Cassini" coupé — 1^st in Class — Best Restored ('73 - '78) Stan Barlow - 1969 Javelin SST — 2^nd in Class — Best Restored ('68 - '72) Pat Potter - 1970 "Mark Donohue" Javelin SST — 4^th in Class — Restored ('68 - '72) Duane Schick - 1978 Hornet AMX — 5^th in Class — Altered Restored
The cars of the AMCA entered in the "World Of Wheels " 2010 show Click on images to enlarge. Close new window to return here
Stan Barlow's 1969 Javelin SST	Derek Seath's 1968 AMX	Pat Potter's '70 "'Mark Donohue" Javelin

Duane Schick's '78 Hornet AMX	The AMCA members — from L to R: Dave Sikma, Pat Potter, Derek Seath, Darlene Marshall, Duane Schick, Stan Barlow, Gary Thoreson, Keith Butler	Gary Thoreson's 1974 "Oleg Cassini" Matador

The AMCA Display Case

Some of the other cars in the 2010 "World Of Wheels" that had their pictures taken
1958 Impala Hardtop	Corvette convertible	69 Camaro SS/RS

Morgan Super 7 Kit Car	1970 Hemi 'Cuda	Monte Carlo Racer