2006 Events
February 5 - Packard International Car Show - City of Orange with lunch at Doubletree Hotel.
February 12 - Cadillac-La Salle Show. Lakewood Country Club.
February 26 - Meeting, Rich & Virginia Twohy's home.
Saturday, March 25th - Caravan to Ronald Reagan Presidental Library in Simi Valley with Earlybirds. See details at the bottom of this page.
Saturday, April 1st, 10:00 AM - Rich Twohy Peninsula Poker Run. Meet at the South Coast Botanic Gardens, 26300 Crenshaw Blvd. $5 per car, includes lunch. See details at bottom of this page.
Sunday, April 9th -Fabulous Fords Forever at Knott's.
Saturday, May 6th 10 a.m. - Endless Summer Car Show. Classic American Cars from the ‘40s through the ‘70s will be displayed from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Hermosa Pier Plaza. Too late to enter, but come enjoy the show.
Friday, May 19th 5 – 8 p.m. – Cruise nite at Ruby’s in Redondo. Polish your Birds! We’ll find a good spot to display them, then meet at a table for food and a fun TBSB mini-meeting.
June 18 - 7:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. - California Classic Car Show on Rodeo Drive on Father's Day. Annual Concours on Rodeo - Classic Car Show - Beverly Hills. TBSB Breakfast at Il Fornaio - 7:30 AM.
Each Fathers Day (the third Sunday in June), there is "Concours on Rodeo," a vintage car show held on Rodeo Drive, which is free to the public. The famous street is closed to traffic and is carpeted for the event, which features 75 of dazzling classic and vintage automobiles. There is live musical entertainment;even a few celebrities drop by. And as you might expect, Rodeo Drive is a very nice setting for a car show. Car enthusiasts Jay Leno and Tim Allen often enter a car in the show, as do other celebs.
July - Private Auto Museum Tour - Gardena/Torrance (tentative)
August - TBSB Annual Ranch BBQ
Sunday, September 17 -
PALOS VERDES CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE at the beautiful Rolling Hills Country Club
October - Pageant of the Thunderbird
November - Club Night at Rickie & Ronnie's Dinner
December - Christmas/Holidays Party at Member's Home
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Event Details
Rich
The
year has been difficult with illness and we grieve with Virginia over
the loss of one of our founders, Rich Twohy. A red T-Bird was parked
on the lot of the Neighborhood Church at Rich’s memorial Service.
His name was Richardson
But we call him Rich
Because he was rich in life
Rich in home family and wife
His name was Richardson
But we called him Rich.
He made us Rich in
Friendship, help and fun
Beyond measure.
We all treasure Rich memories