Upcoming Events
April 11 – Second Saturday Soiree
April 11 2026
The first Soirée of the year should be of interest to everyone who owns a Model A and enjoys driving it. Eventually, you might find a gear-lube leak on the lower area of the rear backing plate, This leak can also give the brake area inside a real oil bath. What’s happening here is the rear axle seal is worn out and letting gear lube leak along the axel shaft. Originally, these seals had a leather-type seal that surrounded the axel. After ninety-some years, the leather has gotten worn out, losing its sealing power. If the fluid level gets increased, the leak gets worse.
At this Soirée we will replace the leaky seals. To do this, we will disassemble the rear-end, remove the old seals, and install new seals. Also, it’s important to know where to grease the zerk fittings to help the seals do their job. We’ll discuss a few do’s and don’ts along the way. Hope you find time to join us Saturday morning at my shop at 9AM. The coffee pot will be on – don’t know about donuts. Any questions, please call me at 402-659-1815.
Don
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April 11- General Meeting
April 11th 2026
Starting at 6:30PM in the Lower Level of the Elks Lodge 6410 S 96th ST.
We start gathering and setting up chairs and tables at 6PM so feel free to come and help!
Please park in front and go down the stairs inside the front door.
If you have difficulty with stairs or have a lot to carry, drive around the building to the south and enter through the basement door. We start gathering and setting up chairs and tables at 6PM so feel free to come and help!
Guests are welcome!
April 16 – Eat-out at Romeo’s
April 16, 2026
April Eat-out at Romeo’s April 16 6:30PM
2395 N 90th ST Just north of 90th & Blondo
Come join us. Romeo’s is NACHO TYPICAL Restaurant! Mexican and Pizza!
PLEASE SIGN UP or contact Jim Musel if you are going to show up!
April 18 – This Year’s First Retirement Home Car Show-Connect55+
April 18th 2026
Plan to join us for our first Retirement Home Car Show of the year which will be on April 18th at Connect55+ from 10 am to Noon.
The address is: 7205 N 73rd Plaza Circle, Omaha, NE 68122, which on the west side of 72nd Street at Girard Street, just north of CHI Immanuel Hospital.
Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early to enjoy a breakfast provided by Connect55+. Please contact Dave Uhrich if you have any questions.
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April 19 – Highway Pickup – note this is a Sunday
April 19th 2026
The Board has decided that the April calendar is so full that they are planning on doing the Highway Pickup on Highway 36 on Sunday the 19th. I know that this is going to affect some members as it is Sunday and a day many of us spend a portion of in our church. I will not skip church that day but will be going to an evening service.
I sincerely hope that many of you have the same opportunity! Supporting the State and our commitment is also important, I hope that I will still get at least 12 members to come out and make short work of policing up our 2-mile section of highway36. A little walk in the fresh air will also help us to get over that little extra food we enjoyed over Easter.
As always, we will meet at Cubby’s at 156th and Highway 36 at 10:0 am, and carpool from there to the highway pickup site. There will be a signup sheet at the April meeting. If you are unable to attend the meeting, please call me at 402-333-1393 to sign up.
Thanks
Howard Denker
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April 19 – Board Meeting 2-4
April 19th 2026
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April 25 – Lauritzen Gardens
April 25th 2026
Meet at 10am Point of Contact: Corie Schnabel
Drive your Model A if you like, no car tour with this activity
TROLLS: Save the Humans, an outdoor exhibit by acclaimed artist Thomas Dambo,
at Lauritzen Gardens. Crafted from reclaimed wood and full of wild wisdom, these
six towering trolls are on a mission to help humans rediscover their connection to
nature. Explore the gardens and meet these gentle giants — each with a story and
a whole lot of personality. Plan for 1.5-2 hours of walking around the gardens.
Afterward, we’ll decide if anyone wants to grab a bite to eat in the area.
Please see the April newsletter for more information.
