November’s Membership Meeting

This month’s MGCC Membership Meeting is Wednesday, November 8. We’ll be meeting at The Blue Bonnet Restaurant, 457 S. Broadway in Denver. Dinner at 6, The meeting starts at 6:30.  Office Elections this meeting as well. Hope to See you There!

Join Us for the Alan Saltzman Memorial Drive

Saturday, October 14, 2023

Meet at The Fort Restaurant in Morrison, 9 AM for 9:30 Departure.
The Fort is located at 19192 Highway 8, Morrison CO. We’ll stop to have a look at the eclipse, so please bring your Eclipse glasses. Lunch is at the fabulous El Rancho Colorado Restaurant in Evergreen.

Join Us for Phil Striegel’s 95th Birthday Celebration

Phil’s 95th birthday is August 20th.  Phil has sold his 2 MGB’s but has fond memories of driving them.  He currently resides at Brookdale Assisted Living at 3455 S. Corona Street Room 312, Englewood, CO 80013-2898. 

The family would like to have a parade of Little British Cars drive through the drop off zone on Sunday afternoon, August 20th at 2:00PM, After the car parade we will park our cars and adjourn to the Bistro for birthday cake with Phil.  Please RSVP to Al Wulf.

October Monthly Membership Meeting

The October Monthly Membership Meeting will be held this Wednesday, October 9 at the Blue Bonnet Restaurant, 457 S Broadway  Denver, CO 80209. Hope to see you there.

Wednesday, October 9, 2024

6:00 – 8:00pm

Dinner at 6 Meeting at 7

Rallyemaster Says this year’s Glenwood Rallye is Geared for Older Cars

Kemal Ouwerkerk is no stranger to rallying. He got involved with the club as a kid, and officially joined the MGCC, RMC in 1983.

I grew up around the club and the cars – it becomes part of your life. Over the years, I’ve written many rallies including several Glenwoods. I’ve written the Doc Morgan, and several others when I was a member of Colorado Area Rallyists back in the 1980s and early nineties. I wrote my first Glenwood when I was 15.
For this year’s rally – we’re taking a fresh look at the Glenwood, combining some elements that we have not seen in a long time, or for many rallyists, perhaps ever. So I’ve dusted off some of the old tips and tricks from the 50’s and 60’s, things that were done a long time ago, but have not been done for many years.
Since the TD is the featured car, I’ve written with that in mind. The roads that have been selected, the entire route, really is geared to vintage cars – the speeds are slightly lower, keeping people off of high speed roads as much as possible so they can bring out their older (Pre-1967) cars.
As we’re here to celebrate the Centenary, I’m mindful of the opportunity to look back – There will be come fictional and non-fictional historic elements to the rallye this year – We’ll recap those after the rallye.
As for the roads themselves – I’ve extensively researched the route – many of the roads I selected actually existed in the 1950s, so we’ll be driving on bits of history. It would be great to see some of the older cars on the road, giving people a chance to get out and enjoy them. So dust off the Curta and the rally tables, bring out their old cars and have a nice, enjoyable day. I hope everyone has a good time!
– KO