The institution returns! The folks at Glynn Motorsports will again be the hosts for AONE’s Spring Tech Session and Swap Meet to be held on May 10th beginning at 10AM.

Bring your Alfa and whatever parts or Alfabilia you might have lying around—we’ll be having a swap meet in the parking lot. The topic for the Tech Session still hasn’t been determined at this point, but you can be sure it’ll be of interest.

This is always a terrific gathering, and you don’t have to be a gearhead to enjoy it! There are lots of various Alfas to admire in the parking lot, plenty of interesting cars in Paul’s shop, and lots of fellow Alfa enthusiasts to shoot the breeze with.

Glynn Motorsports is located at 120 Rear Haverhill Street, Rowley, MA 01909. Directions: From I-95 take Route 133 East toward Rowley, straight through a traffic light crossing Route 1, 1-2 miles and turn right at the sign for Glynn Motorsports. Proceed warily as you get close, since it’s easy to miss, although we’ll try to have our Alfa banners out front. There is a large lot to park, show your parts, and display your car.

The festivities begin at 10AM and AONE will be supplying light food and drink! See you there! 

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Sunday, June 1 is the date this year for Italian Car Day at the Museum of Transportation at Lars Anderson Park in Brookline, MA. That’s the weekend after Memorial Day, so mark your calendars and don’t forget! There was a terrific showing of over 50 Alfas last year, so you won’t want to miss it! Click here to download an Acrobat PDF application form—make sure to send it in before May 16th to save $10 off the registration fee!

We’re happy to report that AONE member Myron Barnett has stepped up to replace Jim Miga as Head Alfa Judge. Myron has been a Museum of Transportation member for many years. He has also owned and restored more Alfa Romeos than most of us have fingers and toes. He is the perfect guy to fill this position, and we wish him every success in it over the years to come. At the same time, we’d like to express our appreciation to Jim for doing such an excellent job over the years gone by. The baton has been passed!

Myron’s new responsibilities include locating the eight judges (including two backups), participating in MoT event planning meetings, working with the judges during the show to keep things moving, tallying final scores, announcing winners, and presenting trophies. And now it’s time to give him some support! The event still needs Alfa Romeo judges, and we’d like to draw them from among our AONE members. You don’t need previous concours judging experience, but knowledge of Alfas, or at least a given model range, is desirable. Or, if you don’t feel up to judging, you can volunteer to help with parking, registration, and other assistance on the day of the event. If you’d like to help the cause by volunteering to judge or otherwise pitch in, please contact Myron at AR164@aol.com, 617-840-9800 days, or 617-641-0976 evenings now so that he will have time to get the judging packets out to you. Thanks!

In any case, get out your Alfa, give her a little shine, and bring her on over to Brookline. The hours are 10AM-2PM and there will food available. There are always lots of beautiful Italian cars to admire—some different ones every year to keep it exciting—in addition to our assorted Alfas. For directions and more information, visit the Museum of Transportation web site at www.mot.org. AONE will again be asserting its presence with our canopy and banner, providing an Alfa focal point, offering AONE goodies for sale, and signing up new members, so stop by and say hello! 

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