DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO STAY OVERNIGHT WE HAVE HAD TO CHANGE THE LOCATION OF THE MOTEL FOR SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 24. THE NEW LOCATION FOR ROOMS RESERVED FOR C.A.M.O CAR CLUB ARE NOW AT THE SCARBOROUGH BEACH MOTEL, 901 OCEAN ROAD, NARRAGANSETT, RHODE ISLAND 02882. PHONE 401.783.2063. THEY HAVE QUOTED $70.00 PER NIGHT PLUS TAX (WHEN YOU CALL MENTION C.A.M.O CAR CLUB GROUP). EVERYTHING ELSE STAYS THE SAME. WE STILL PLAN ON GOING TO GEORGE'S RESTAURANT ON SAT. EVENING FOR DINNER AND CONVERSATION. ON SUNDAY MORNING AT 10:00AM WE STILL PLAN TO START THE MYSTERY RUN AT THE LIGHTHOUSE INN AT GALIEE. SORRY FOR THE INCONVIENCE.

This is the 7th year for this event which Bob and Henny Majeski started hosting for the Connecticut AMO Region in 1998 The Northeast Region NCCA and CAMO are looking for you to help make this a great day and an even greater way to meet other Nash and AMC people from New England. Show off your Nash, AMC or come Modern, but most importantly, COME! If you don't know what a Mystery Run is, don't worry. However, you need to know a few things. First, we want you to use your Nash or AMC if possible, after all, that's part of the reason for the run, to keep them going. BUT, there are a few things you positively need or you can't do the Run.

1. You need a working speedometer and odometer. Do we have to mention brakes?
2. Bring a pen and a hard surface, like a clipboard, to write on.
3. You really cannot safely do this without a driver and a navigator. (2 people)
4. Bring a cell phone or change for a phone because you may have to call to let someone know if you still want to have lunch with the other participants.
5. Good shoes, as the Navigator may have to get out of the car on occasion.
6. Bring cash or credit card since the Run always ends at a restaurant for lunch and the Awards presentation. The Awards are for Best Time, Best Miles, Worst Time, Worst Miles.

For those concerned about the challenge to person or vehicle be assured that there is nothing deemed off-road, the course usually is 18 miles or less and should take, an average, one to one and a half hours. This is not the Great American Race. Also speeding is not required or even allowed. Therefore, a 1919 Nash can traverse the course as well as a 1999 Lincoln Navigator. All traffic and speed limits must be observed at all times to complete the course correctly. For more questions call Bob Majeski at 203-758-5758 any evening until 11 PM. This is the first event of the 2004 Car Season and for a new and improved NCCA Northeast Region. With your support this will be a great Nash Season in New England and the first of many more to come.