MG 2018

Gettysburg

A Gettysburg Address
INTERACTIVE PROGRAM
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The MG 2018 Gettysburg Address
Two score and sixteen years ago our mother country’s automotive
designers brought forth to this continent a new sports car, conceived in Liberty,
and dedicated to the proposition that all mankind should be able to own a roadster.
Now we are engaged in a great war of longevity, testing whether that car, or any
car so conceived and dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field
of a previous war. We have come to dedicate a portion of our time to honor those
who dedicated their lives to producing that car, so that their dreams might live. It is
altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.
But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate – we can not consecrate — we can not
hallow — this sports car. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled to design,
produce, and maintain this car have constructed it, far above our poor power to add or
detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can
never forget what they did in Abingdon. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated
here to the unfinished work which they who labored there have thus far so nobly
advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us
— that from those dedicated MG designers and builders we take increased devotion to
that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion — that we here highly
resolve that these men shall not have worked in vain — that this sports car, under
God, shall have a new birth of freedom — and that this sports car of the people,
by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTERACTIVE PROGRAM
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You’ll also find links throughout the program to see more information online.
And please find out more about our sponsors by clicking on their ads.

WELCOME! ............................................... 3 ROCKER COVER RACES......................18

Official letters of welcome...................... 4-7 MG2018 CAR SHOW & AWARDS........19
MG2018 BASE CAMP MAP................... 8 OVERVIEW MAP (What’s Where) .... 20-21

MG2018 TIMELINE................................. 9 MG2018 DRIVING EVENTS

WYNDHAM CONFERENCE CENTER
Registration..............................................10
Regalia Pickup..........................................10
Silent Auction...........................................10
Craft, Model & Photo Contest.................. 11
Hospitality Tent........................................ 11
TSD Rallye.............................................. 22
Funkhana............................................... 22
SELF-GUIDED DRIVING TOURS
Pen Mar Park / Appalachian Trail............. 22
Orchard / Winery Tour............................ 22
Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg ................ 22

EVENING SOCIAL EVENTS LOCAL POINTS OF INTEREST

Welcome and First-Timers Reception........ 11
Parking Lot Parties.................................... 11
Thursday Reception.................................. 11
MG 2018 Banquet & Awards.................... 11
TECH SESSIONS
John Twist Rolling Tech Sessions...............12
TSD Rallye School..................................... 13
MGC Bushing/Front Suspension Rebuild.... 13
DOT 5 Conversion/Hydraulic Cylinders.....14
Tuning and Set Up of SU Carburetors.......14
Paint Restoration and Detailing Tips.........14
Post Abingdon Talking Tour .....................15
Why Did They Do That? ...........................15
Eastern Museum of Motor Racing............ 23
Gettysburg Wine & Fruit Trail.................. 23
Drive the Battlefield............................ 24-25
DAY TRIPS
Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania........... 26
Hershey’s Chocolate World...................... 26
Antique Automobile Club
of America Museum............................. 26
FREEDOM TRANSIT TROLLEY........ 29
PRE-REGISTERED ATTENDEES...30-37
MG2018 COMMITTEE ........................... 38

MG 2018 online
MG2019 IN TRAVERSE CITY............. 39
NOTHING-TO-DO-WITH-CARS EVENTS
Yoga Class...............................................16
Crocheting..............................................16
Jewelry Making....................................... 17
1863 Fashionable Tea ............................. 17

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 WELCOME!
This booklet has everything you need to know, or tells you where to go for more.
Please look through it early to see what events we have planned, where to go for them, when they happen
and how to get into them. Early registrants received some local tourism brochures in the mail — if you’ve left
that packet at home or are a late registrant, additional copies are available at the registration table.
The digital version of this program includes hyperlinks to locations, maps and websites.

Security
We recommend you lock your vehicles when you are not with them, and to keep any valuables in your
room. This area does not have a crime problem, but a parking lot full of convertibles next to a busy
highway may look inviting.

Emergency Services
WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital — 147 Gettys St., Gettysburg, 717-334-2121. Turn left out of the hotel
complex, follow U.S. 30 W (York Street) past the center of town, turn left at Washington Street, and look
for hospital signs.
WellSpan Urgent Care walk-in clinic — 455 S Washington St., on the hospital campus. 717-339-2875.
8 am-8 pm every day. Go here for minor illnesses and conditions (minor cuts and burns, sunburn,
sprains, strains, etc.), not for anything requiring emergency services.
Wyndham Gettysburg – 717-339-0200 – 95 Presidential Circle, Gettysburg.
Courtyard Marriott Gettysburg – 717-334-5600 – 115 Presidential Circle, Gettysburg

Local Services
Gettysburg’s commercial strip is just down the road from Gateway Gettysburg — Turn left out of the
complex on Route 30 (York Road.) You’ll find an assortment of restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies, a
24-hour Sheetz convenience store and 24-hour Walmart, food, beer and liquor stores, auto parts stores,
and a U-Haul franchise. See the overview map on Pages 20-21.

Have Questions? Need Help?

Stop by Registration or the NAMGBR Hospitality Tent, where you’ll find MG 2018 staff who that can
either help you or at least steer you in the right direction. Call 410-206-4861 if you are off-site and need a
hand.

Our Chosen Charity

For 38 years the MGs of Baltimore has held its annual car show “MGs on the Rocks” at the Deer Creek
Overlook/Harford County 4-H Camp at The Rocks on the edge of Rocks State Park.
In gratitude for this, we have always given a portion of any proceeds from the show to the 4-H camp,
and a portion of any proceeds from MG2018 will be sent to them. The nonprofit camp is dedicated
to providing a safe, friendly and educational environment in a natural setting for youth and the entire
community. The camp is accredited by the American Camping Association and has celebrated 95 years
of camping experience. The camp supports itself through rentals, fundraising efforts and donations.
MGs on the Rocks info: www.mgsofbaltimore.org, and see ad on Page 40.

Thanks
MGs of Baltimore

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 North American MGB Register
Including MGC, MG Midget, 1100/1300 MG, and Modern MG

June 2018

On behalf of the executive board of the North American MGB Register,

we would like to welcome the members and guests to MG 2018.
This is NAMGBR’s 27th annual international convention — MGs of
Baltimore, Ltd. Car Club hosted the seventh annual event in 1998. The
Baltimore chapter has worked very hard to put this event together and they
have many fun things planned to make this a most enjoyable MG experience.
While attending the convention, take time to stop by the NAMGBR
table and say hi to us. If you have any questions or input concerning the
Register, we would love to hear from you. NAMGBR regalia items are also for
sale there.
In closing, we would like to ask you to please take a moment and thank
the members of the MGs of Baltimore for hosting this convention. There
is nothing like hearing from the guests about what a great time they are
having.

Safety Fast!
Richard G. Liddick, Chairman
John Rogers, Vice Chairman
Larry Norton, Secretary
Karen Timian, Treasurer

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 June 2018

The MGs of Baltimore, Ltd. Car Club welcomes you to MG 2018

Gettysburg. We hope you enjoy your time at the 27th Annual North
American MGB Register Convention and take home fond memories of the
event.
There are lots of things to see and do in and around the Gettysburg
area — you can easily spend the entire day at the battlefield alone. Enjoy
one of the self-driving tours we have laid out, or stop at one of the many
local wineries.
We have worked hard putting this event together and want you to enjoy
it. If there is anything we can do to help, please stop by the Registration
room and ask.

Richard Liddick, President

Ken Olszewski, 1st Vice President
Mike Lutz, 2nd Vice President
Randy Kegg, Treasurer
Tracy Trobridge, Secretary

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Tech Sessions • Yoga & Jewelry Sessions
TO Tuesday and Wednesday
1 Wyndham Conference Center
NATIONAL Entrance Portico
1863 Fashionable Tea
Wednesday 11:30 am-1:30 pm
MILITARY John Twist Reception | Thursday 6-7 pm
PARK Rolling Tech Sessions
Tuesday 9-11:30 am
Banquet & Awards | Thursday 7-10 pm
Visitors Center Tuesday 1-3:30 pm
& Museum 4 Gateway Theater Parking Lot
Paint Restoration/Detailing
Wednesday 9-10:30 am TSD Rallye | Wednesday 9:30 am
& also to Post-Abingdon Talking Tour Funkhana | Wednesday 1-4 pm
The Outlet Shoppes Wednesday 1-3 pm
at Gettysburg 5 Gateway Gettysburg Front Fields
2 Wyndham Rear Terrace
& South Parking Lot MG2018 Car Show | Thursday 9 am-2 pm
Rocker Cover Races
Tuesday 1-3:30 pm 6 Appalachian Brewing Co.
Parking Lot Parties (BYOB) • Casual Dining/Craft Beer
8 Tuesday 8-11 pm • Root Beer Fundraiser
Wednesday 8-11 pm Thursday during car show
 MG2018 TIMELINE
All events at Wyndham Gettysburg Conference Center
Event details on following pages
* TICKETS REQUIRED
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
7:30-8:30 am 7:30-8:30 am
YOGA* YOGA*
Salon C Salon C
9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm
REGISTRATION REGISTRATION REGISTRATION
SILENT AUCTION SILENT AUCTION SILENT AUCTION
Salon E-F Salon E-F Salon E-F
REGALIA - Eisenhower Room REGALIA - Eisenhower Room REGALIA - Eisenhower Room
9-11:30 am 9-10:30 am
John Twist PAINT RESTORATION &
ROLLING TECH SESSION DETAILING 9am-2pm
Portico Portico MG 2018
9 am-Noon 9-10:30 am CAR SHOW
MGC POLY BUSHING SU CARBURETORS Gateway Gettysburg
FRONT SUSPENSION SET UP & TUNING Front fields
Salon A Salon B

9:30 am Have questions

9am-1pm
TSD RALLYE* during show?
RALLYE SCHOOL Go to
Departs from
Salon B
Gateway Theater parking lot NAMGBR
10am-Noon 11:30am-1:30 pm
Hospitality Tent
CROCHETING* 1863 FASHIONABLE TEA* on show field
Salon C Salon C
1-2:30pm
DOT 5 CONVERSION/ 1-2:30 pm
HYDRAULIC CYLINDER WHY DID THEY DO THAT?
REBUILD Salon B
Salon A
1-3 pm
1-3:30pm
POST-ABINGDON
ROCKER COVER RACES
Back parking lot
TALKING TOUR
Portico
1-3:30 pm 1-4 pm
John Twist FUNKHANA*
ROLLING TECH SESSION Gateway Theater parking lot
Portico (rear)
2:30-4 pm 6-7 pm
1-4pm
SILENT AUCTION RECEPTION
JEWELRY MAKING*
Salon C
WINNERS PICK-UP (Cash Bar)
Salon E-F Presidential Ballroom Lobby
6-8 pm
2-5 pm
WELCOME RECEPTION
JEWELRY MAKING* 7-10 pm
Meet & Greet
Salon C
Salon C BANQUET*
& Awards
8-11pm 8-11pm Awards ceremony open
PARKING LOT PARTY PARKING LOT PARTY to all after dinner
Back parking lot Back parking lot

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 All social events and tech sessions will be held at the conference center
WYNDHAM CONFERENCE CENTER

located behind the Wyndham Gettysburg.

PARKING LOT PARTIES

& Rocker Cover Races
CAR
WASH Outdoor Terrace

Outdoor Tech Sessions

AREA
Entrance Lobby Reception Area Lincoln
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Portico
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Salon A Presidential Ballroom Salon E Entrance

Welcome
Restrooms

Tech Sessions Reception

MG2018 Eisenhower
Salon C Salon D Registration REGALIA
Yoga   •   Tea
Salon B Crocheting Salon F Stars &
Tech Sessions Silent Auction
Jewelery & Craft Contest Stripes

Service Corridor Entrance

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Restrooms

Elevators
Hotel
To Lobby
Gettysburg

REGISTRATION...................................................................................................................... Salon E & F

Registration will be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 am to 4 pm.
This should be your first stop with any questions, and to inquire about ticket availability for events if
you did not pre-purchase them.

REGALIA PICKUP.................................................................................................. Eisenhower Room

The regalia room also will be open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 am to 4 pm.
Registration packets contain a ticket for any pre-purchased items, so make sure you bring the ticket to
the regalia room to pickup your item. You can also browse additional items for purchase while supplies
last.

SILENT AUCTION...............................................................................................................Salon E & F

Auction items have been donated by sponsors and advertisers, ranging from car parts and
maintenance items to fun things for your MG collection. Items will be on display anytime Registration
is open, so make your bids (or check to see if you’ve been topped) up until Wednesday at 2 pm, when
bidding closes.
If you bid on any item, please come to Registration Wednesday between 2:30 and 4 pm to see if you’ve
won, pay for your items and pick them up. Please pick up items you’ve won by 4 pm so that we can
clear out the room.

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CRAFT, MODEL, PHOTO CONTEST.................................................................. Salon E & F
Items entered in the Crafts, Models and Photo competitions are on display in the Registration area,
so be sure to view and cast your votes. (If you’ve got something to enter, please see someone at the
Registration table.) The voting will end Wednesday promptly at 2 pm.
Please pick your items up between 2:30 and 4 pm so that we can clear out the room. Winners will be
announced at the Thursday banquet.

HOSPITALITY TENTS ......................................................................................Back Parking Lot

Hos-pi-tal-i-ty . . . “The friendly and generous reception of guest, visitors, or strangers.” The North
American MGB Register and MGs of Baltimore will have hospitality tents set up in the MG parking lot
behind the Wyndham Conference Center, site of the Tuesday and Wednesday parking lot parties. It’s
the place to meet friends, gather your posse, get answers, and advise you on events. Stop by and sit a
spell.
The NAMGBR tent will relocate to the show field on Thursday.

Evening Social Events

MONDAY 6-8 pm
WELCOME RECEPTION............................................................................................................ Salon C
Please join us at the MG2018 Welcome Reception featuring our “First Time” guests. Cash bar.
TUESDAY 8-11 pm & WEDNESDAY 8-11 pm
PARKING LOT PARTIES..................................Outdoor Terrace & Back Parking Lot
Come out to have a drink and kick some tires while listening to the sounds of the British Invasion. Music
provided by Jammin’ with Jefferson. A cash bar will be available
TUESDAY — It’s 1967! At least it will feel that way as you travel back in time to the “Summer of
Love” in our musical “way-back machine.” Break out your best beads and tie-dyed duds and dance
to the music. 1967 was also a pivotal year (some say the best) in the automotive industry. Games
and prizes based on the music and the motors of this great year.
WEDNESDAY — It’s a road trip! Where did Bob Dylan, Bob Seger, Bob Wills and Bobby Darrin
come from? Clubs from all over the country are represented in Gettysburg. Let’s hear the classic
music that comes from each club’s hometown. As we travel across the country, come support your
club and get ready to be amazed with the music from your own backyard.

THURSDAY 6-7 pm
COCKTAILS & MINGLING...................................... Ballroom Lobby & Outdoor Terrace
Join us for the MG2018 Pre-Banquet Cocktail Hour which precedes the Awards Banquet. Cash bars
will open at 6 pm in the ballroom lobby and on the outdoor terrace, and remain open throughout the
banquet.

THURSDAY 7-10 pm
MG2018 BANQUET & AWARDS .................. Presidential Ballroom Salons C-D-E-F
Tickets are required for the banquet, but at about 8 pm, after the food service ends, the doors will be
opened for everyone to attend the awards ceremony.

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 TECH
SESSIONS

TUESDAY 9-11:30 am & 1-3:30 pm

ROLLING TECH SESSIONS
Side Portico
JOHN TWIST is legendary for his rolling tech sessions at national
MG events throughout the country, setting up with a table of tools
as a parade of MGs line up to present him any number of issues to
examine. As a crowd gathers around, John explains, tweaks, fixes and
provides recommendations. It is truly something to behold.
John has been in the MG trade for more than 45 years. He started
working at an MG dealership in the U.S., and then went to work for
the largest MG dealer in the world, the original University Motors in
England.
In 1975 he opened his own University Motors in Michigan, a repair
and restoration shop he ran until the end of 2016, when he closed
the physical facility. University Motors still exists online, however,
as John continues offering seminars and workshops, producing technical videos, and going out on
the lecture circuit. And John still welcomes phone calls during his technical advice hour every Monday
through Friday.
John has written technical articles since 1979, and has been published in all the national club magazines
as well as Abingdon Classics, Classic MG Magazine, MG Magazine, MG Enthusiast Magazine, and
Moss Motoring. He is the former tech chairman of the American MGB Association and former tech
coordinator for the North American MGB Register (NAMGBR).
John was the founding chairman of NAMGBR, a co-founder of the “Old Speckled Hen” MG Car Club in
western Michigan, and co-founder of the British Motor Trade Association.
He has hosted University Motors Summer Parties that were some of the largest MG events in the world
outside of England, with three of those events boasting more than 550 MGs on the field. He was the
chairman of the first national all-MG meet, MG International-Indy 96, which attracted 1,200 MGs.
John is a seasoned MG tutor. More than 2,000 enthusiasts have attended technical seminars at his shop
and elsewhere. His technical advice has now migrated online, with almost 300 YouTube videos available
to all, with almost 5 million views to date.
A Vietnam veteran, John is the father of four children, and grandfather of three. He runs a red 1962
MGA 1600 Mark II Deluxe and a Harvest Gold 1973 MGB-GT. He calls Marshall, Mich., his hometown,
but he has lived in Grand Rapids since 1973. He collects coins, is an avid genealogist, and writes
historical articles, on occasion, for his hometown newspaper.

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 TUESDAY 9 am – 1pm
TSD RALLYE SCHOOL
Salon B
ERIC SALMINEN
& DENNIS BLEVINS,
members of both the MGs of
Baltimore Ltd. (MGOB) club and
the LANCO MG Club in Lancaster
County, Pa., began rallying together
in 2001. Campaigning in Eric’s MGB,
they initially participated in events
organized by a group based in the
Washington, D.C., area and other
local events that they could find.
Wanting to be more competitive, they joined the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and began travel-
ling to SCCA sanctioned rallies held in Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and
beyond.
By 2004, through the experience that they gained, they won the “stock” class rally championship for
the Northeastern Division of SCCA. That year they also they took over organizing and handling all the
details of running MGOB’s annual “Get the Dust Off” rally.
In 2008, fellow rallyist and MGOB member Len Picton organized a group to hold a rally school so that
others could avoid the trial-and-error method of learning by experience that Eric and Dennis faced
during their introduction to the sport. That day-long school has been held seven times since, and Den-
nis and Eric have been “professor” and rally master, respectively, of it since 2015. They continue to rally
together, but most often using Eric’s Subaru WRX Sti rather than the MGB.
Those planning to run the MG2018 Time Speed Distance Rallye on Wednesday are encouraged to
attend the Rallye School session on Tuesday. Among the topics to be covered are the various presenta-
tions of route instructions, odometer calibration checks, maintaining an average speed, Monte Carlo
rallies, how to use clocks and instruments, how to win, self-scoring, and improving your skills. If time
permits, they may run a mini-rally in conjunction with the school, complete with checkpoints, and hold
a debriefing session afterward.

TUESDAY 9 am-Noon
MGC POLY BUSHING
& FRONT SUSPENSION REBUILD
Salon A
ALAN VINEGAR is a doctor of dental surgery and other things
mechanical. By day he fixes teeth, by night he works on his 1969
MGC-GT, a car he has owned since 2013. His previous car was a 1974
MGB-GT.
Alan will discuss how to disassemble, refurbish and rebuild an MGC
front suspension. He will also cover how to install poly bushings and
reset the trim height on your car
He is the MGC coordinator for the MG Car Club of Toronto, and he
and his wife, Barbara, enjoy taking their car for long summer drives
and visiting their grandchildren in Buffalo and Cleveland.

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 TUESDAY 1–2:30 pm
DOT 5 CONVERSION
& HYDRAULIC CYLINDER REBUILDING
Salon A
CHRIS HORANT will lead a session on DOT 5 brake fluid
conversion and hydraulic cylinder rebuilding. He will discuss DOT
3 and DOT 5 brake fluids and why don’t they don’t play well
together, and outline the advantages of each. He will also present
brake cylinder reconditioning methods and procedures, bleeding
techniques, and DOT 5 conversion “do’s and don’ts” for a successful
system overhaul.
Chris has worked four years as a line tech at Volkswagen, qualifying
as a master registered technician. He worked for 32 years as a fleet
maintenance tech at the U.S. Postal System, and 17 years working on
vintage British cars in private. He owns three little British cars right now: a 1969 Triumph Spitfire, a 1971
Triumph GT6, and a 1967 Morris Mini. He had to sell his first LBC, a 1975 Midget, shortly after purchase
because it was not the right size for a larger guy.

WEDNESDAY 9–10:30 am
TUNING & SET UP
OF SU CARBURETORS
Salon B
RANDY KEGG will discuss the tuning and set up of SU carburetors.
His presentation will include linkage adjustment, synchronization
of multiple carburetors, mixture adjustment, examining carbs for
wear and potential overhaul, variations among different models of
carburetors, plus other tips and techniques.
Randy’s first career was working for various shops and Volkswagen
dealers in the Baltimore area as a mechanic. After several years
of fixing cars and attending school, he began a second career in
information technology.
Now retired, he spends his time working on his own cars, mostly
MGs and VWs, and serving as the technical adviseor for the MGs of
Baltimore club.

WEDNESDAY 9–10:30 am
PAINT RESTORATION & DETAILING TIPS
Side Portico
STEVE WILLIAMS, MGs of Baltimore’s own master of sparkle, will
show you how to take that old, dull, weather-beaten paint and make it
shine like new. He is a three -time best-of-show winner, and shine and
detail are his passion.
Steve will demonstrate wet sanding and buffing, and will help
eliminate your fear of putting sandpaper on paint. He will also cover
the basic products and tools you need (and don’t need) to get your
LBC looking great and ready to go to a show.

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 WEDNESDAY 1–3 pm
POST ABINGDON TALKING TOUR
Side Portico
JOHN STEVENSON will deliver a brief history of the evolution of
the MG brand since 1980, when the last MG was imported to North
America, to 2005, when British ownership of the brand ended.
On site will be an MGF and an RV8, which will be used to explain
the development of these cars and the specifications and options of
each. Maintenance, availability of parts and cost of ownership will
be discussed for each model, and a question and answer period will
follow.
John is a member of the MG Car Club of Toronto and the Montréal
MG Car Club. He bought his first MG at the age of 14, a 1967 MGB
roadster that he and his dad restored by the time he was 17.
John has been collecting and restoring MGs ever since, from a 1952 MG TD to a 2005 MG SV. His
interest in modern MGs started in 1993, when he saw a brand new RV8 at the Scottish Motor show in
Glasgow.
In 2013, John imported his first RV8 from Japan. Along with various MGFs and RV8s, he owns a 1985
MG Montego Turbo, 1985 MG Metro Turbo and a 2001 MG ZT saloon.
As one of the founding members of the Canadian Modern MG Rover Car Club, John has a keen interest
in all MGs built before and especially after 1980.

WEDNESDAY 1–2:30 pm
WHY DID THEY DO THAT?
Salon B
KELVIN DODD is “the face of Moss Motors” to many enthusiasts
around the country. As the global sourcing product coordinator at
Moss, he is responsible for the technical aspects of parts fitment and
sourcing for the company.
In his illustrated and irreverent “Why Did They Do That?” discussion,
Kelvin will answer that question on many MG issues you may have.
Ever wonder why your MG requires a wide variety of wrenches? Or
why you can’t get exact replacements for your mid 1970s switches?
Come to Kelvin’s session for a fun and fascinating look at the British
parts market and the manufacturing forces that affected our cars.
Born in Wolverhampton, England, Kelvin moved to Denver, Colo., in 1973 and graduated from the
University of Colorado Boulder in 1980 with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering.
In 1992 he moved to California and joined the wholesale sales team at Moss Motors, where he
previously worked as assistant wholesale manager and British marketing manager. He is a member of
the British Motor Trade Association, and serves that organization as secretary.

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 Nothing-to-Do-With Cars Events

TUESDAY 7:30 – 8:30 am

WEDNESDAY 7:30 – 8:30 am
YOGA CLASS ........................................................................ Salon C
TICKETS REQUIRED

CAROLE JEFFERSON has practiced yoga for more than 13 years, and
she owns an MG.
Her class will be Iyengar yoga, which holds poses longer and has
plenty of verbal cues for proper alignment. Stretching, meditation,
and easy yoga moves to be enjoyed by both beginners and advanced
yoga practitioners.
Tight from a long ride in a two-seater? Need to limber up for a day of
bending over looking under bonnets or a long ride on winding back
roads?
How about some stretching, relaxing and easy yoga moves to start the day? Don’t be shy — come and
do what you can. Mats and water provided. Space limited to 25 participants.

TUESDAY 10 am – Noon
CROCHETING......................................................................... Salon C
TICKETS REQUIRED

THERESA ROSS HUNTINGTON will teach you how crochet a pot

holder, and also help you brush up on advanced skills.
Theresa, who attended University of Maryland on a bowling
scholarship, is an avid crocheter, and she looks forward to teaching
NAMGBR how to crochet.

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 TUESDAY 1–4 pm
WEDNESDAY 2–5 pm
JEWELRY MAKING..................................................... Salon C
TICKETS REQUIRED
KATHRYN ZALESKI teaches you how to make a beautiful bracelet,
like the one shown above. This is an example of what you will be
making. The classes are limited to 15 participants.
Kathryn, a 1971 graduate of Philadelphia Textile College (now
Philadelphia University), has worked in crafts for her entire adult life,
and in the field of bead making and jewelry for about 10 years.
She sells her jewelry at craft shows and at a gift shop in Medford, N.J.
Each year around the holidays she has an open house showing off
her latest creations at her home.
Kathryn also enjoys sewing, painting, rug making, and spending time gardening in her back yard.
Kathryn and her husband live in Medford, N.J., and have two grown sons.

WEDNESDAY 11:30 am – 1 pm
1863 FASHIONABLE TEA Salon C
TICKETS REQUIRED

Join us for a light service of soup, salad, finger sandwiches and a selection of
mini desserts as might have been served in the mid-1860s.
There will also be will be an 1863 fashion display, with a chance to try on a few
items and enjoy a photo opportunity with Gen. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant.

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 TUESDAY 1-4 pm
ROCKER COVER RACES
Parking Lot behind Wyndham Conference Center
Come watch the action as owners put their racers to the test.
Here are the Official Rules of NAMGBR Rocker Cover Racing.

THE COURSE
n The course shall consist of a launch incline eight feet long, followed by a level run of 20
feet
n The launch incline shall be divided into two lanes, each 18-24 inches wide. The incline
shall be two feet high at the rearmost part and level with the course at the front edge.
n The front edge shall be mitered so as to provide a smooth transition from the incline to
the run out area.
n The official “Starting Line” shall be two feet from the rear edge of the incline. A
mechanized starting gate may be provided.
n The run -out section of the course shall consist of two lanes, each three feet wide. The
lanes shall be clearly marked.
n The finish line shall be marked 20 feet from the front edge of the launch incline.

THE CARS
n The cars shall have no power source. All motive force is provided by gravity.
n Cars shall be based on an actual rocker cover from a British automobile engine.
n Wheelbase shall be no more than 24 inches.
n The car’s wheelbase must fit within the starting gate and the ramp’s rear-edge
n The cars body may “hang-over” the front starting gate or rear-edge of the ramp, but the
wheels must fit within the starting area of the track
n Wheel track shall be no more than 14 inches.
n Cars must have four wheels, each no more than six inches in diameter, and all wheels
must be in contact with the ground.
n A car may not “jettison” any type of object onto the ramp on its descent.

THE RACES
n As practical, awards will be presented in a Junior Class (16 and under) and an Adult Class
n Cars will be run in heats of two cars each.
n One alignment run down the course will be allowed prior to each heat.
n The cars are to be launched with their front wheels on the starting gate. The first car to
have its front wheels cross the finish line is the winner of that race. If neither car makes it
to the finish line, the car going the farthest in its lane wins.
n If the wheels of a car should cross over the lane marker, the car shall be disqualified. The
competing car immediately becomes the winner for that race.
n The car that wins two out of three races in that heat will be declared the winner and will
advance to the next round until all are eliminated except one car.

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THURSDAY 9 am – 2 pm
Front fields of Gateway Gettysburg
The MG2018 Car Show will be held on the Gateway Gettysburg grounds,
on the fields at the front of the complex near Route 30, behind the Gateway Theater.

Cars will be grouped on the show field by classes established by the North American MGB Register.
VOTING will end at 1:30 pm Ballot boxes will be located at each class sign. Ballots are color-coded to
make tallying easier, and we ask that you place each class ballot in the appropriate box.
FOOD TRUCKS will be available for those who do not want to leave the show field, or bring your
own picnic. Or if you are looking for a break indoors, visit the Appalachian Brewing Company in the
building in front of the hotels. They are having a root beer float fundraiser, with proceeds to benefit a
local charity.

NAMGBR SHOW CAR CLASSES

01 MGB Mk I 1962 to 1965 (Pull Handle) 19 MGC-GT – All Years
02 MGB Mk I 1965 to 1967 20 Post Abingdon Modern MG 1981 – Present
03 MGB Mk II 1968 to 1969 (Chrome Grille) 21 Concours (No class this year)
04 MGB Mk II 1970 to 1972 (Recessed Grille) 22 MGT & PreWar MGs – All Years
05 MGB Mk II 1973 to 1974 (Honeycomb Grille) 23 MGA – All Years
06 MGB Mk III 1974½ to 1976 24 MG Other – All Years
07 MGB Mk IV 1977 to 1978 (Early) 25 Other British – All Years
08 MGB Mk IV 1979 to 1980 (Late)
09 MGB LE 1979 to 1980 CHAIRMAN”S CHOICE AWARD
10 MGB-GT 1965 to 1971 Chrome Bumper SPECIAL AWARDS as chosen
(Non-vent dash) by the MG 2018 Committee
11 MGB-GT 1972 to 1974 Chrome Bumper
(Vented Dash) OTHER AWARDS
12 MGB-GT 1974½ Rubber Bumper To be presented Thursday night
13 MGB Factory V8 1973 to 1976 • Photography
14 MGB Modified V8, V6, Etc. • Model • Crafts
15 Midget Sprite 1961 to 1974 Chrome Bumper
16 Midget 1975 to 1979 Rubber Bumper • TSD Rallye • Funkhana
17 MG 1100-1300 – All Years • Rocker Cover Racing – Adult and Junior
18 MGC Roadster – All Years

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 MG2018 DRIVING EVENTS & TOURS
WEDNESDAY 9:30 am-3 pm
TIME-SPEED-DISTANCE RALLYE
Departure from Gateway Theater Parking Lot
TICKETS REQUIRED
This will be a straight-forward Time-Speed-Distance Monte Carlo-style rallye of approximately 60
competitive miles through the back roads of Adams County (no unpaved sections.)
Timing will be scored to one-one hundredth of a minute (.01). All vehicles welcome.
A drivers meeting will be held at 9:30 am, with the first car off at 10:01 am. Space is limited to 50 cars.
WEDNESDAY 1-4 pm
FUNKHANA
Gateway Theater, rear parking lot
TICKETS REQUIRED
Join us on Wednesday afternoon for the MG2018 Funkhana. This low-speed event will be a test of your
driving skill – and usually offers some comic moments as well. Each car participating will need both a
driver and a navigator.
If you are not familiar with a funkhana, see more info about them online at www.funkhana.com.

SELF-GUIDED DRIVES & POINTS OF INTEREST

See Base Camp map Page 10 and overview map Pages 20-21 for starting points for these drives

PEN MAR PARK & APPALACHIAN TRAIL | www.washco-md.net

Directions in your registration packet — This is our favorite “get out of town” Sunday drive. This former
amusement park is in Washington County, Maryland, a straightforward 40-minute drive west of
Gettysburg.
It’s always 10 degrees cooler and there is almost always a breeze. Take a walk to the back of the park to
check out the overlook just past the Appalachian Trail.
From there you can head back the way you came or make a side trip to Waynesboro, which has lots of
places to eat and a historic business district with brick sidewalks for window shopping.

ORCHARD & WINERY TOUR

Directions in your registration packet — This scenic drive will take you north and west of town through
a small sample of the area’s 17,219 acres of orchards. Adams County is home to Motts, Mussleman’s
and Knouse Foods, as well as family orchards and farm markets. Without stops this is a 1.5-hour round
trip. You’ll be driving past three wineries. Mr. Ed’s Elephant Museum is just a few hundred yards “off
course” from route instruction #27. It’s a bit touristy, but worth a stop.

OUTLET SHOPPES AT GETTYSBURG | www.theoutletshoppesatgettysburg.com

If you’re in need of some quality retail therapy, the nearby Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg may be of
interest. The retail center is a quick 9 minutes (5.2 miles) south on Route 15, or take our suggested
backroads route. Directions in your registration packet. If you pregistered, you should have received a
discount booklet in the mail. If you did not receive one, please stop by Registration.

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EASTERN MUSEUM OF MOTOR RACING | www.emmr.org
100 Baltimore Road, York Springs
About 18 minutes (16.1 miles) from the hotel complex, north on Route 15.
This is an on-your-own event that all car enthusiasts will enjoy. The museum reflects the open-wheel,
dirt track racing so popular throughout the northeast, and exhibits a wide variety of machines from
many forms of racing — everything from sprint cars, midgets and stock cars to motorcycles, Indy cars,
NASCAR, drag racing and more.
SPECIAL HOURS FOR MG2018 — The museum is usually open only on weekends, but is opening on
Monday and Tuesday this week as well, just for us. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged.
Sunday 10 am – 4 pm
Monday 10 am – 2 pm
Tuesday 10 am – 2 pm
Friday 10 am – 4 pm
And if you’ll still be in the area, the 34th Annual Latimore Valley Fair will be held at the museum on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It’s a country festival with arts, crafts, live entertainment, and vintage race
car track time on Saturday.

GETTYSBURG WINE & FRUIT TRAIL | www.gettysburgwineandfruittrail.com

The Adams County region has a number of local wineries which reflect the historic and contemporary
face of agriculture in this region – from small family farms generations old to first-generation farmers
and new organic growers, apple orchards and old-time cider makers to young vineyards and wineries,
farm-to-table restaurants and cafes.
There isn’t a specific route — just go to Gettysburg Wine and Food Trail website for a list of spots, and
you’ll see a map of many in the area.

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DRIVE THE BATTLEFIELD | www.gettysburgfoundation.org
The Battle of Gettysburg (July 1-3, 1863) was a turning point in the Civil War, the Union victory that
ended Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee’s second and most ambitious invasion of the North. Often
referred to as the “High-Water Mark of the Confederacy,” Gettysburg was the war’s bloodiest battle,
and was also the inspiration for President Abraham Lincoln’s immortal “Gettysburg Address.”
Make sure to plan time to visit the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center, only
1.5-miles from the hotel complex at 1195 Baltimore Pike (Route 15 south), and use the National Park
Service website to help with your planning.
Entry to the visitor center is free, but there is a fee for the film experience, cyclorama program and
access to the museum exhibits. The center hosts a massive book and gift store as well as the “Soldier’s
Rest” saloon that offers a full menu throughout the day.
The roads in the park are all public roads, so there is no admission fee to just drive around.
Pick up a free map and brochure at the visitor center to guide your way and help you find spots of
interest. You can rent a self-guided audio tour at the visitor’s center, or you can take a guided bus tour.
You can even hire a licensed battlefield guide to go with you in your car — although this may not be a
practical option in an MG.
See a map of Gettysburg and the battlefield park on opposite page.
Also located within the park is the Soldier’s National Cemetery (Gettysburg National Cemetery), the
final resting place of the Union soldiers who died at Gettysburg, and where President Lincoln gave his
famous address.
You may also be interested in visiting the Eisenhower National Historic Site, also in the park.
This is the farm home of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and the only house he and Mamie ever
owned. Admission is by shuttle bus departing from the Visitor Center.

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 Day Trips

Here are some full-day trips from the MG 2018 event location in Gettysburg. If you’re arriving early or
staying after the event, or just looking for something else to do, these are things you may want to add onto
your MG 2018 adventure.

THE RAILROAD MUSEUM OF PENNSYLVANIA | www.rrmuseumpa.org

The Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania near Strasburg houses one of the most significant
collections of historic railroad artifacts in the world. Devoted to preserving and interpreting
the broad impact of railroad development on society, the museum displays over 100
locomotives and cars, and houses extensive exhibits of railroad artifacts, plus priceless art
work, books, photographs and corporate railroad material. The museum uses new technologies to preserve
and interpret railroading history.
For details and directions, visit the museum’s website. Drive time is about 1 hour 33 minutes (65.2 miles) via
US-30 W. | 300 Gap Rd. Pa. Route 741, Strasburg.

HERSHEY”S CHOCOLATE WORLD | www.hersheys.com/chocolateworld

Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey is an attraction with sweet adventures for everyone
from chocolate lovers to fun seekers, shoppers to history buffs. Follow cocoa beans on a
delicious journey in this immersive and FREE chocolate-making tour. See, feel, hear and smell
the transformation of cocoa beans to Hershey’s famous chocolate on this fun tour. And yes — there are free
samples.
To plan your trip and get directions and opening time information check Hershey’s Chocolate World web
site. Drive time is about 1 hour (49.6 miles) via US-15. | 101 Chocolate World Way, Hershey.

ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA MUSEUM | www.aacamuseum.org

The Antique Automobile Club of America Museum near Hershey is an affiliate of the
Smithsonian Institution. Explore many vintage vehicle displays and interactive exhibits
featuring cars, buses, motorcycles, and other automobiles from the 1890s through the
1980s.
The AACA Museum is open to the public and offers both self-guided and guided tours for larger groups. As
you make your way through the museum, you’ll discover a number of vintage automobiles in unique scenes
and settings. They frequently change and update displays, and host a number of new events each month.
Current special exhibits feature Mustangs, Thunderbirds and DeLoreans.
To plan your trip and get directions and opening time information check the Antique Automobile Club of
America Museum’s web site. Drive time is about 1 hour (49.6 miles) via US-15. | 161 Museum Dr., Hershey.

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 FREEDOM TRANSIT TROLLEY SERVICE | www.rabbittransit.org
If your driver is off somewhere with the car, don’t think you have to hang around the hotel. You can get
to the heart of historic Gettysburg on a local trolley service (OK, it’s really a bus) that stops at Gateway
Gettysburg at the Courtyard Marriott. From the transit center downtown you can transfer to the Red
Line to go to the National Cemetery and Visitor Center, and from either of those spots you can pick up a
Gold Line bus that circles the center of the battlefield area.
The current Gray Line schedule and map is below — Also check the website for details and check with
the hotel for advice and details on how to take advantage of this service. The trolley drivers are very
accommodating — they will pick you up and drop you off anywhere along their route.
General Boarding Fare $1.00
Passenger 44” in height (children) FREE
Half fare $0.50 with Half Fare Card or Medicare Card
Seniors 65+ FREE with Pennsylvania Senior Free Fare Card

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Committee

Show Chairman - Richard Liddick

Treasurer - Randy Kegg
Registrar - Kathy McHenry
Regalia - Ken and Sharon Olszewski
Rallye Master - Eric Salminen
Website - Simon Dix
Banquet MC - Mike Lutz
Program - Steve Sharpe
Event Signage - Michael Egliskis
Car Show Parking - Jack Long
Scenic Drives - Carol & Alan Tucker
Art Work & Logo - Peter Charles & Chaz de Bourbon
Ladies Events - Vicki Egliskis
Funkhana - LANCO MG Club
Vendor Coordinator - Steve Meisel
Music DJ - Richard Jefferson
Hospitality - Larry Heaps
Rocker Cover Racing -Tony Burgess • NAMGBR)
Silent Auction - Kryssa McHenry
Show Field Layout - Tom Orisich
Others:
Bill Henry; Alex Ollerman; Ned & Patti Shields, Liz Long,
Tracy Trobridge, Sheila Kegg; Duff Fowler; Mary Lutz;
Anne & Doug Hart, and Kim de Bourbon

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