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Director's Message
November 2025

October was “Hershey month.”  Since my last visit in 1978, asphalt has replaced the mud.  Today the CLC Potomac Region (PR) is in serious discussion about its future participation in this car flea market, one of the largest in the world.  For years until now, CLC has sponsored a large tent, but things are changing.  To summarize, CLC has made the decision to back away from its annual presence at Hershey in order to reduce expenses.  The Club will continue to rent only the real estate (four spaces) but not the structure (tent) or infrastructure (porta john).  It means regions are free to use the space and set it up as they wish

The Potomac Region considered proposing an arrangement to use the space.  However, this would mean a serious expenditure of time, gas and money which we could not justify.  The chances of recruiting members for PR and generating income to offset the expenses did not seem high.  Fortunately, our good neighbor, the Valley Forge Region, which has been most active with the tent in recent years, will submit a proposal to CLC to take over its operation.  Offering hospitality at the Hershey show raises CLC’s profile in the car collector community.

The Rockville Auto Show was our other big event in October.  PR has a friendly rivalry here with the Packard Club.  Despite a good Cadillac turnout, there were more Packards this year. 

The Potomac Region wishes its Assistant Director Chuck Piel the best as he recovers in the hospital from a scheduled medical procedure that turned out to be more complicated than expected.  In addition, we wish Richard Sills the best as he also deals with some health challenges.  We wish Richard and Chuck speedy recovery.
 

Larry Good

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