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Announcing the Northwest Regional WPC Meet July 26-29 2012.

All WPC members are invited to join us for the Oregon Regional Meet in the Salem, Oregon area on July 26 - 29, 2012. There will be tours, social activities, a banquet and a very special event: our car show will be held during the annual 'Steam Up' at Powerland in Brooks, OR. The Steam-Up is attended by thousands on two weekends yearly where the many museums and demonstrations of historical nature will be open. Click here for the registration form.

The beautiful grass show field of the N.W. Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum will be the site of our Saturday car show. Our host hotel is the Keizer Renaissance Inn & Conference Center in Keizer, Oregon. MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONS NOW! Please call 800-299-7221 or 503-390-4733 and ask for the Chrysler Club Convention room block to get the discounted rate. The block of rooms will be held until July 2. At that time any rooms not reserved will be released and available at the regular rate.

Not a WPC member? Please come to the Saturday car show. ALL vintage Chrysler-related vehicles are welcome! Cars must be pre-1987 or special interest; see the registration form for more details. (Cars must be pre-registered - there is no day of show registration available.)

More about the Steam-Up: The Antique Powerland Museum Association encompasses 15 museums and heritage organizations operating in partnership. The Great Oregon Steam-Up is the largest event at Antique Powerland during the year and involves all of the museums and many other participants. One of the unique aspects of the event is that most of the equipment is operating. A parade takes place each day at 1:30PM and includes vintage tractors, trucks, and automobiles. The steam powered sawmill operates twice a day and the trolley tours the site perimeter all four days of the show.

Scheduled activities: Machinery demos, sawmilling, flour milling, fire apparatus demos, harvesting, kids pedal tractor pulling, traditional tractor pulling, and a Big Parade! Other Attractions include Blacksmithing, a country store, models, early electricity exhibit, miniature farm display, children's passport program, swap meet and flea market sales, country music, and great food! For more information, go to their website.

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