Mustang Memories Show in Dearborn, MI @ Ford WHQ

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Stadair (Toshi) and my local club, MOCSEM (Mustang Owners Club of Southeastern Michigan), hosted our annual Mustang Memories All-Ford show today. Toshi helped lead a massive judging effort of the non-club cars. We bring in the Mid-Michigan Mustang Club to judge our club cars. All the classes have trophies for non-club and for club cars. This is the 2nd year in a row we've held it in Dearborn, Michigan at the Henry Ford II World Center (Ford Worldheadquarters) and this year we had around 750 cars (Toshi can weigh in with the final count). Seemed to me about 90% of the cars were various Mustangs.

This year's show included the BOSS Reunion, Bullitt Reunion and the Mustang Dreamcar Giveaway (the vintage and late model Boss 302 charitable giveaway). Mustang Monthly and Don Farr were there and he was selling/signing his new Boss Mustang book. Mary Jean and the Mustang Club of America were there. Kevin Marti of the Marti Report fame was on hand as well. All the major aftermarket suppliers...Roush, Steeda, etc. I'm probably missing something else that occurred...a lot went on here.

In addition to visiting with Toshi, had a chance to visit with Bruce (evocbruce) who drove up his new 2012 BOSS 302 for the BOSS Reunion that occurred with various activities these past few days. Good time had by all and I even got to "run off" a whacker who just wouldn't quit following me around my 1992 Michigan State Police SSP Mustang telling my of his whackery ways with his CVPI...jeesh some people just won't take a hint!

I'm no photographer, but thought you'd enjoy a couple photos I snapped of the MSP SSP in front of Ford WHQ. It was a good day...the MSP SSP was chosen by Steeda for their Sponsor's Choice award and I also picked up a Judged Class Award (we don't do 1st, 2nd, 3rd but rather multiple class award trophies for each class depending up the class size). This car sure get's a lot of interest when I show it around town here...people really love it. Thanks again for a job well done, Bruce!