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Welcome to the MOSES LAKE CLASSIC CAR CLUB

MOSES LAKE CLASSIC CAR CLUB is open to anyone, whether you have a classic car, a love for cars, or just enjoy socializing with others! Dues are $25 per year.We meet the second Thursday of the month for a no-host dinner and meeting.We host and attend car shows, help support local charities and assist in community events.Come join us for a fun time! Membership Application
President: Amy McClainVice President: Jim WorkmanSecretary: Mary FisherTreasurer: Bob Kent Webmaster: Paul BoehmEvent Chair: Dennis Jackson ____________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________ October 2025 Car of the Month
Mark Biallas - 1947 Diamond T Rat Rod I got the car in June of this year from the original builder in Spokane. He built it along with his son. They bought 7 Diamond T pickups and built mine from a combination of the 7 as well as some parts from a 47 Ford pickup. The frame is a combination of the original Diamond T and custom-built frame. It has a 454 Chevy motor with a large noisy gear drive cam and dual Holley 4 barrels on a tunnel ram manifold. The transmission is a turbo 350 with a reverse pattern manual valve body so it shifts like a manual transmission car. The rear end is a 9-inch Ford with 4.56 gears and a Lockrite posi unit. I have a set of 3.70 gears I’m going to put in as soon as I make time to do it. I haven’t done a lot to the car since I got it. It didn’t have any door windows when I got it, and I did add those. The car is pretty loud with the zoomie headers, each tube has a small baffle inside, but I don't think they really do anything. In the spring I’m planning to change the header setup to something a bit calmer like a lake style system. Lisa and I drove it to the Big Little Show in Wilson Creek this year and with the loud headers and low gearing (top speed 40 mph) it was a very long trip there and back.Mark Biallas and Lisa Garmon ____________________________________________
Past cars of the Month
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