Page 18 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • May 21, 2014 Motorama has a new home Eye candy Each year, the VCCA’s show brings visual delights for those who love antique -- and unique -- vehicles. A few highlights from the 2013 show are pictured. (continued from page 14) vintage cars, about 40 vendors, and approx- imately 1,000 spectators each year. “I have been involved with the North Haledon Public Celebrations Committee for 15 years, and North Haledon has always welcomed community events,” Motorama Committee member Ron Panicucci said, when asked about the show’s move. The show’s new location is an easy three-mile drive from its former home. Once again, proceeds from Motorama will benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of New Jersey, a non-profit agency that grants the fondest wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses, and scholarship awards for vocational school students who demonstrate outstanding performance in an automotive field. To date, the VCCA has donated $35,000 to Make-A-Wish. The show is the club’s major fundraiser. The event will include music, prizes, and food and beverages. Food purveyors will include Nicholas Markets/Foodtown, Pellegrino’s, the Ice Cream Bakery, and a popcorn vendor. The flea market features automotive products and a wide variety of crafts. There are items of interest for all, so be sure to check out the vendors’ tables. Robert Luczun will return with his eye-catching 1928 Model AR Roadster “Car-Toon” Truck. This vehicle is the most photographed car each year. Bring the family to see the result of this 2,000-hour airbrush project. The front fenders are cov- ered with black-and-white characters such as Felix the Cat, the Three Stooges, and Howdy Doody. Hanna-Barbera’s Flint- stone family shares the left-side engine cover with Bullwinkle’s crew, Archie Andrews and friends, and the lovable ani- mals from Pooh’s Corner. The passenger side of the Model A features a veritable army of Disney characters, including 101 Dalmatians! Mischievous figures from the pages of Mad magazine appear unexpectedly, and cultural icons such as Albert Ein- stein, Lucille Ball, Marilyn Monroe, and Marlon Brando are scattered through- out the expansive work. Superheroes are evenly represented, whether you are a D.C. nerd (Superman, Green Lantern, Flash) or a Marvel geek (Iron Man, Wolverine, Hulk). The Vintage Chevrolet Club of America is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Chev- rolets of all makes that are at least 25 years old. The Jersey Lakeland Region VCCA, Inc. was chartered by the national organi- zation in 1976 and has since been serving Chevy enthusiasts throughout the counties of northern New Jersey. Members meet the second Tuesday of each month at members’ homes. Members are not required to own a vintage Chev- rolet, but such ownership permits fuller enjoyment of our many club activities. Members are required, however, to join the national organization before joining any local region. Visit online at http://clubs. hemmings.com/jlrvcca for details.