By Belinda Beck:
There were 28 members of the Concho Valley and West Texas Cushman Club who got together yesterday in San Angelo, Texas to celebrate the Christmas Holiday. There were a group of riders who took advantage of the abnormally warm weather and rode around the country side in the afternoon. Everyone gathered at the home of Ben & Gene Sargent for a great party Saturday night. We enjoyed some great food and played an interesting and competitive Dirty Santa Gift Exchange Game.
Have a 1952 barrel spring eagle for sale. Complete restoration. Frame and sheet metal are powder coated. Engine is a 7.3 Hp. Price is $5000.00 Color is black.Ron Westendorf
3812 Arroyo Drive
Weatherford, TX 76087
817 307 8739
A picture is available by contacting Ron:
Dorfron@aol.com
Jack Miller , TCC member # 1610 has just revealed this new Cushman logo decal. He has the information to share if you would like to purchase one for yourself. Send a request to : texascushmaneditor@gmail.com and I will forward the message to Jack.
From Jack:
This new decal is 10″ x 20″.What ever color the Red decal is attachedtoo is what shows. Ref: the words ‘ MOTOR SCOOTER ‘ in the picture
will show as the color of the surface it is attached too. I contacted
the vendor and she said these could be made in different sizes on a
1×2 ratio.
A BIG thank you to our members and their families who have served in the United States Military.
From the Younger Generation
To the Older Generation
11 Scooters meet to ride in the San Angelo parade. Several wore their uniforms.
We were proud of them all.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Dear Sirs:
Several years ago I rescued from a field here in West Texas a late seventies or early eighties, CUSHMAN 3 Wheel Turf Truckster, Model 880718, OMC Model M218 Twin Cylinder Engine, Pickup with 3 Speed Forward & 1 Reverse plus Auxiliary Transmission with Ultra-Low Gear Range for Heavy Duty Applications.
It has Engine Serial Number 53015 on the flat surface of the crankcase below & to the rear of the dipstick opening.
Engine Model Number, Model M218, SPEC NO. 161029 is on the engine name plate on the engine fan housing.
Vehicle Model Number 880718 & Modification #528 is on the left side of the main frame ahead of the rear wheel.
Vehicle Serial Number 248207 is on the left frame member below front of floorboard.
Pictures are available via EMAIL upon request.
#1: With the information I have provided can you determine the year of this Truckster?________________
The original owner did not have a title and he did not remember what year he purchased it except that he bought it new and used it on his ranch.
The original owner has passed away.
#2: I am interested in divesting myself of this Truckster as I have too many other projects ongoing including the following restorations:
Do you know of anyone that might be interested in purchasing this Truckster for purposes of restoration?
Your attention to this matter is greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you about this.
Sincerely,
Sheriff A. D’Wayne Jernigan, Retired, N5UFV
Texas Cushman Club #1844
Cushman Club of America #6560
(830) 719-5858 CELL
vvs7101@me.com Primary EMAIL
djernigan@stx.rr.com Alternate EMAIL
107 D. Broadview Street
Del Rio, Texas 78840-2451
Cushman riders will endure rain, wind and hurricanes to have a goode time!! 12 hearty Cushman enthusiasts made the trek to Aransas Pass, Port Aransas, Corpus, Fulton Beach and Rockport for the annual Coastal Ride held Oct 23, 24, 25, 2015. We may not have gotten the bikes out, but we had a great time and ate well! The Intrepid 14 included the following: Larry and Ginger Freeze, Jack and Emma Miller, James and Jane Press, John and Barbara Allbright, Homer Schilling and Herlene, Tommy and Debi Goode, Jerry Krenek and newcomer Glen Cates.
Thanks to Tommy and Debi Goode for article and pictures
As club secretary, I have sent postcards to remind members to pay their annual dues. As you can guess, I have sent some to members who have paid already. Forgive me, but I do enjoy talking with them and correcting my info.
Today I talked with Bill Davis, #25. Yes, I know he has a Lifetime Membership but I had missed getting it marked in my record, so he got a postcard. Sure had a good visit by phone and he and Hazel are doing well. We discussed the Corpus Ride ( where I first meet them) and neither of us made the trip this year. Any way, he and some friends had rode locally on Tuesday.
I am glad to hear from any one. And I will happily correct my mistakes.
Bill Davis, #25 at Corpus Christi ride, Oct. 2014. Photo by Chrysti 
Here I am working with Raymond on my trike. Photo by Zoe Branch
This week I am working on getting the membership to pay their dues and stay members of this wonderful club
Go to the Home page, click on”Membership Application” get it printed and send your checks to Chrysti Love, 2120 County Road 24, Lamesa, Tx 79331
The 100 years ride is a ride where the rider’s age and the Cushman scooters age must add up to 100. or more.
Twig says ‘next year I can walk with them!’
The highest number was Gene Whitehead with 146.
Texas Cushman Club, Inc. 