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All services will be held at Immanuel Baptist Church on Saturday, November 7th at 10 am. The family has asked club members who attend to drive their classics.

Nov. 7th, 10am @ 1777 E. Robinson St., Norman, OK 73071

COME ONE, COME ALL!

Join us for a wonderful evening of good company, food, and cheer! We will also enjoy the fabled performance by the Dipsticks and the infamous bead game. Mark your calendars now! The cRc will provide the meat catered by Midway Deli. If you're able, please bring a side or dessert!

When: Saturday, December 12th, 6- 8 p.m.

Where: Hall Park Club House, 2110 Hallbrooke Dr., Norman, OK 73071.

If possible, a quick RSVP would help out with our food order. You may do so by filling out the RSVP form below.

RSVP HERE

October 24, 2026

Wewoka Sorghum Day Festival Car Show - Cruise

We will see if we can Cruise to the Wewoka Sorghum Day Festival Car Show

The 51st Annual Wewoka Sorghum Festival will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM in downtown Wewoka, Oklahoma, and on the grounds of the Seminole Nation Museum. Admission is completely free.

Wewoka Sorghum Day Festival Car Show is held Downtown Wewoka on Main Street. Fun for everyone. Over 20,000 attend this town Festival every year that also includes over 100 vendors featuring: making homemade sorghum on the Seminole Nation Museum Grounds

Norman veterans Day Parade 2026

November 8th

The cRc has 18 slots available for the parade. Staging for the event will be on Jenkins, south of Reeve's Park. Cars need to be in place by 1pm.

Currently signed up:

Terry O. + Granddaughter - Lawrence T. - Shawn O. - Jim & Carol H. - Jim G. - Dan H. - Sheri K. - Ray L.

cRc's unofficial Director of Denim Affairs

Some wins out at the Cleveland County Fair show and shine this past weekend! Congrats!

Flo Haggerty recently fell and broke her right shoulder and fractured her right hip. She had a successful partial hip replacement and is at a rehab facility in Norman. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers during her recovery.

Jim Hoffman will be scheduled for open-heart surgery. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers during this time.

It was a great day out at All Saints for their Grandparents Day show and shine. Michael Fain came out with some new hardware- Best of Show!

Please continue to keep Richard P. in your thoughts and prayers, as pancreatic cancer has been confirmed. He can be reached at 405-397-6095

OHRA Mustang, OK

A cRc welcome to new member, Roy W. and his 1972 Olds Cutlass. Check out his vehicle tour HERE!

2026 Food & Shelter Car Show

Attention Club Members!

Uh Oh! It appears our Club President, Mr. O'dea, is currently... unavailable!

If anyone knows how to pick an old-fashioned lock, now might be a good time. Until then, we'll just assume the Vice President is in charge!

NEWS UPDATE:

Terry has escaped and was last seen headed for the hills via train!

... to YOU!!

We're putting together monthly birthday shoutouts for our club members, and we'd love to include you!

If you'd like to be recognized during your birthday month, please take a moment to fill out our quick birthday form. We'll use the information only for our monthly birthday posts and celebrations.

CLICK HERE to submit your response.

Enjoy the ride!

LUX LIFE SHOW & SHINE

Thank you to all those who were able to

attend and make this a special event

for the residents!

Click through these nice photos, courtesy of James H., from the Shawnee Knights Car Show!

STROUD SUMMER FEST

Thank you James H. for the photos!

A special thank you --

To those cRc members who were able to participate in the Full Circle Retirement Home Show & Shine. The residents had a great time! This event would not be possible without you!

Terry O. - Wayne S. - Ron B. - Lani M. - Richard P. - Kenny - Sam

Friday June 12th:

The new Oklahoma National Guard Museum opens June 12th.

3301 NE Grand Blvd. (own the trail from the railroad museum).

Visit their website by clicking HERE for more information.

"As the current museum focuses heavily on the 45th Infantry Division’s service during World War II, the new Oklahoma National Guard Museum will focus on telling the entire story of the Oklahoma Air and Army National Guard, from pre-statehood to modern times.
In addition to the many new displays, numerous artifacts from the 45th Infantry Division Museum will continue to be on display. There will also be a variety of interactive displays, which will provide more information about Oklahoma National Guard activities than is currently possible."

The Hoffmans participated in the Route 66 Centennial event in Tulsa on May 30th. See their cruise below!

"They had over 5000 cars attend. The old record was 2400 cars! It was great fun. Did about 10 burnouts. The crowd loved it!"

A huge thank you to the club for the well wishes, kind words, and precious gifts as we welcomed our baby girl, Elizabeth ("Birdie"), to the world --and club!! She is so lucky to be cared for by so many. We are so thankful for this too!

With Gratitude, Nick & Nikki

Norman veterans center car show

May 23rd, 2026

Noble Rose Rock CAR SHOW + Festival

May 2nd, 2026

Thunderbird Casino Car Show : April 18th, 2026!!

crc world hq - 3/21

SURPRISE!!

Family and friends gathered recently for Lani's surprise birthday at BIG Brewing Co. It's safe to say the surprise was a success, and a great time was had by all! See the video below.

Merry Christmas!

We had another successful annual cRc Christmas party this past weekend. Thank you to all who helped set up, clean up, and spread Christmas cheer-- I think all left with full stomachs and full hearts!

We had several great entertainment performances by Jim and Carol Hoffman's daughter, Maya, and her fiancé. As well as the classic resounding tune performed by the Dipsticks. All and all a lovely evening was had.

Several rounds of the fabled bead game were played for the 50/50 pot. Ken Dewbre's granddaughter and Lawrence T. were the last two standing before Ken's granddaughter swept the pot!

HO! HO! HO!

The Norman Christmas Parade was a great success. Despite the cold and foggy weather, the streets were lined with thousands of children and adults.

CRC was well represented with 10 cars, and we all had a great time. Our crew included Ray, Dan, Big Mike, Billy, Lawrence, Terry, Bob from Midway, Richard, and Sam.

Just from earlier today, Ron Borum sold THE YELLOW MIDGET 2 VAN at Cars/Coffee at Crest. WOW, that has to be a record, in the club, for the fastest bought/sold vehicle.

Here's a video tour if you didn't have the pleasure of seeing it in person.

Thunderbird Casino Car Show 9/27:

OU AVIATION FESTIVAL 9/13: sUCCESS!

cRc was proudly represented by a nice variety of vehicles on Saturday, the 13th at the OU Aviation Festival at the Norman Westheimer airport. Everyone left full and happy thanks to the Goldsby pancake breakfast crew. Hats off and thanks to them for a job well done.

For those of you who were fortunate enough to have a generator, starter, and alternator repaired at the little shop on Sunnylane, this posting is for you.

C&P Auto Electric has closed its doors for good. As you know, Dewey Chenault decided a number of years ago to give the business over to his cousin, Christian Chenault, because Dewey wanted to open a little BBQ spot in Moore - - - and so he did. Christian continued their one-on-one approach to business, but they finally made the decision to close their doors about a month ago. What they will do with the zillions of electric starters, armatures, generators, and so on is anyone’s guess.

A little Dave Saunders story….

I had removed the starter from my 1926 Model T Ford and driven up to C&P, and walked through the front door of their shop, with the starter resting on my shoulder and the sun shining brightly behind me. Dewey glanced up from his workbench. I was still 25 feet away, “Is that a Model A or Model T starter?” he asked. At that moment, I knew I had found my electrical shop. We will miss this classic car service in the Moore-Norman area.

A glimpse into the past:

Dave Saunders in high school in 1964 in his 1955 MG-TF 1500. "Yes, we were required as seniors to wear those little narrow black ties".

crc tiny home News!

Our cRc logo proudly hangs beside the front door to the new home of a 49-year-old veteran and his wife. They are expected to move in next week. Before then, the club will bring furniture in for them to have as they leave their tent on Lake Thunderbird behind. The condo has been purchased and renovated by the VA, Food and Shelter, and the cRc car club.

Click through below to see how everything has come together!

click through to see photos of the furnished property!

"This is the fun we didn’t know we needed today! In honor of the start of the Memorial Day weekend at the Indy 500 track, today marked the inaugural running of the Oscar Mayer Wienie 500 race with 6 wienermobiles. In a dog-eat-dog race, twice around the Indy track, the wienermobiles achieved lightning speeds of 60 MPH. There are no ifs, ands, or buns about it; we should all relish such fun. Now go eat a hot dog 🌭!" -Lani M.

T-Shirt distribution day at cRc coffee call at Boomerang Diner! Thank you again Sam and Sheri for facilitating our order.

CRC member Dave Saunders stands beside a brass-era Selden automobile, one from the collection of the late Don Boulton of OKC. Years ago, the CRC was fortunate to have toured his magnificent collection of early motorcars. This one-of-a-kind classic is on display in the Oklahoma History Museum in OKC. Selden manufactured 7,484 automobiles from 1908 to 1914 or about 5 a day. At the time, they were priced at what would be about $85,000 in today’s dollars.

Spring Coffee Call @ Rudy's 3/1:

A new annual event begins.

Welcome cRuisers to a fun new event we plan to do every January 1st beginning with the one that 14 of us did this year. The ultimate destination was the Norman Veteran Center where we staged an impromptu car show in the back parking lot for the residents to see and enjoy. We hope more will consider doing this again on January 1, 2026!!!

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