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Fieros for sale

posted Nov 14, 2011 8:30 PM by tom slick   [ updated Jan 10, 2012 7:43 PM ]

NTFC has several fine examples waiting for new owners, take one or all home you or your love ones to enjoy. Check out the Classifieds sections for info on the cars.

TBD

posted Nov 14, 2011 8:16 PM by tom slick   [ updated Dec 5, 2011 5:30 PM ]


Fall Fun Run - Nov. 12, 2011

posted Oct 3, 2011 5:20 PM by tom slick   [ updated Oct 25, 2011 6:28 PM ]

You’re not ready to put the old girl away yet are you?  Feel the urge to run her hard?  See curves and places you’ve never seen before?  Show her off to your friends?  Take her out to a hidden lunch location before going back home to a satisfying finish?

This is an open invite for all automotive enthusiasts to Join your local Fiero club for lunch.  The goal is to get you car sick before pulling into the [b]Loco Coyote[/b] (of Glen Rose) for some of the finest local flavors and heaping portions you’ve ever witnessed.

Many of you guys have joined us on previous excursions… and often NTFC will play feats of strength and skill or do random excursions [i]”Wake up Thurber, Texas!  There’s work to be done!”[/i]  There won’t be any car games… just you, the pavement, the ignoring of the max speed limit sign, and food.

We will start on the morning of November 12th  (picked this because there is no NASCAR event in town), meeting up at the Cracker Barrel off Winscott (I20- SW Fort Worth, same start location as the NTFC Spring Fling).  Meet at 1000, leave @ 1015.  From there we will use some backroads to get us around Benbrook.  Take 377 through Granbury.  Form the line back up when we are a bit outside of town… and then unleash the greatness of the Paluxy Highway.

Lunch will be about 1200 or so at the Loco Coyote (a little known legend in that area where you are as likely to sit next to a Son of Anarchy as to a Southern Baptist minister).  After lunch and visiting and such, I will take an equally unsettling route back into Granbury where attendees can either head out or continue to hang.  I live nearby and have a porch that is conducive to smoking, sharing sixes and stories, fire and poker.


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Hope you make plans to join us.  I really like driving events that put you in a place that otherwise you may never try out.
It’s even better with friends…

!!!PLEASE READ!!!
the Loco Coyote only takes CASH or CHECK.

and just a couple of other points...
Don't be in a hurry, our food will come out when it comes out...
Some of us may have to eat on the covered patio, so bring November suitable attire.
If you would like something to drink, it is BYOB.

(feel free to pass it along, cross posted to:  Fiero Forum, ClubGP, LSMuscle, NTTGA, & F-Body assc)

GTO Club's Tiger Prowl - Sept. 24, 2011

posted Aug 29, 2011 6:33 PM by tom slick   [ updated Oct 3, 2011 5:06 PM ]


Red River Ruckus X (Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2011)

posted Jul 7, 2011 1:51 PM by tom slick   [ updated Aug 14, 2011 12:43 PM ]

Pontiac Southern National (June 11, 2011)

posted May 8, 2011 10:01 AM by tom slick   [ updated May 8, 2011 10:03 AM ]

PSN will be a two day event with the show portion at a hotel in Richardson on Saturday, and all Pontiac drag racing on Sunday. Last year, Fiero was the second largest club in attendance... representing about 10% of the field. Awesome.
http://www.dapa.org/psn-2011/

AAFO Round-Up (4.29.2011-5.1.2011)

posted Mar 28, 2011 6:46 PM by tom slick   [ updated Mar 28, 2011 6:52 PM ]

For all those whom have asked for a change in venue, your voices have been heard. This years Roundup will NOT follow the venues of Roundups from the past. This years event will start with a casual show along with fellow car enthusiasts from around the immediate area at a local haunt called Panera Bread. A large number of vehicles gather at this North Central location every last Saturday of the month for casual browsing and coffee. I believe the name of the event is actually Cars and Coffee. Anyway, this lasts till around 1030 am after which we will cruise up to the Hill Country for a Lunch somewhere and possible sightseeing. More details on Saturdays events will be forthcoming.

Sunday will still have a Breakfast and event close as in years past.

Lodging and further details will be emerging this week. Stay tuned.

As usual the NTFC crew will be heading down Friday following the back roads of Texas, eating at locally famous restaurants.
Come join us for this fun and happy times as we celebrate with our San Antonio Fiero friends. 

Spring Fling VI - March 26, 2011

posted Mar 2, 2011 6:03 PM by tom slick   [ updated Mar 8, 2011 4:37 PM ]

From the mouth of the President to your computer.

Hello NTFC and all other persons that might like to join us on a day long adventure!

This is your monthly meeting reminder!
Spring is a special time for us in NTFC because we want to welcome all Fiero enthusiasts to help us carry on the tradition of the Spring Fling!

For the March meeting, Saturday the 26th, we will NOT have our regular meeting at Pappa's BBQ.

The Spring Fling Scepter (imagine something like Lord Stanley's cup... but with a bunch of springs on it...) will be passed from Tom to me, and we will have to determine new Spring Fling Champions... with custom made trophies.

Tom and I spent a weekend scouting forgotten roads and interesting locations to come up with a great day of fun for this sixth edition of the Fling. I hope you can join us for all or a part of the day for food, fellowship, and a rigorous suspension workout.

Here is the itenerary:
0930: Lineup and visit
1000: Depart West Fort Worth, (off Highway 80... working on a meet point that will get us on the freeway real easily)
1115: Taking the CARaziest route I can find... wind up at Babe's in Granbury, eat until full, wander the square, visit.
1300: Leave Granbury, drive to Thorpe Springs to fling the spring for the Spring Fling
1345: After flinging the spring, and new Spring Fling champions crowned, we depart Thorpe Springs.
1445: Using TX-4 (read motion sickenly fun road), Arrive at the coal mine ghost town of Thurber, TX (museum, explore, photo ops)
1600: Depart the museum in Thurber, and cut around Lake Palo Pinto to the Palo Pinto Courthouse
1700: Arrive at the Courthouse, talk in amazement at what you just drove through
1800 or so: Arrive in Weatherford at Nizza Pizza for supper

If you do the whole tour, it is 149 miles, and should make for a very memorable day.
Thurber is right off I-20... so if you can't do supper, it makes a convenient point to leave the cruise, though I gotta tell you... you won't believe the roads your going to miss.

I am not too far away from Weatherford, so after saying good-byes--- we might get some poker games or cigars going out at my place.

I hope you can make the full event! See you on the 26th! 

Holiday Party - Dec. 11th

posted Nov 21, 2010 4:55 PM by tom slick   [ updated Nov 21, 2010 4:57 PM ]

The location will be La Hacienda Ranch in Carrolton/Lewisville. The same location we've been at the last several years. I have got a room reserved for us, and the manager agreed to let us order off their full menu. This is a great thing, not only for the variety or budget selection... but their steak is soooo good... you could not get it on the buffet. They have always taken good care of us in the past, so I am pleased to return.

After the Christmas lunch, we have an open invite to head over to Tim's and check his yearly progress. He is leaving his house in January, so it will be our final trip for this tradition. In the past we have bowled, smoked, watched movies, drank, mod'd cars, and celebrated his birthday as fun things that go on.

If you would like to participate in the gift exchange, please bring a gift in the $20-$30 range. Last years most fought over item was a RIGID shop vac...

GTO Club's Tiger Prowl - Sept. 18

posted Aug 27, 2010 5:47 PM by tom slick   [ updated Aug 27, 2010 5:54 PM ]

It is the 3rd weekend in September, cost is $15. Show location is Bass Pro again. There is a Fiero class.
We had a great turnout last year for that show, and combined it with our monthly meeting which we held at Fudruckers. We had several non-reg'd Fiero's just come out to visit and spend the afternoon... show sponsors did not mind at all. Fiero was the second largest club there after the the goats of course!

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