Ron Hoeberling Concerns over the increased coronavirus cases caused many 4th of July events to be canceled, primarily fireworks and parades. This included the annual Robson Ranch 4th of July parade as the HOA was concerned about a large gathering of people along Ed Robson Blvd. So the Rollin’ Rancher Car Club asked the HOA…
Ron Hoeberling The Rollin’ Ranchers Car Club is all about driving our cars, showing off our cars, and enjoying our cars. Occasionally as the weather allows, we have a “Show and Shine/Meet and Greet” in conjunction with our regular car club meeting. We’ll bring our cars to the clubhouse parking lot, park them, and have a mini…
Terri Hitch Corvette owners display their beauties, which date from 1961 to 2019. We have at least 11 Corvette owners in the car club and some own more than one. In addition, four members soon will receive their brand new 2020, which is the very first mid-engine Corvette manufactured by General Motors. There are many…
Ron Hoeberling The Rollin’ Ranchers Car Club is not just for classic cars. It includes all cars! One of the oldest cars in the club is a 1930 Ford Model A owned by Grover Graham. And one of the newest is a 2019 Ford Mustang owned by Jeff Miller. In between are lots of Fords,…
Terry Hitch It’s WOW: The 1980s General Motors turbo car collection of Paul Wawak and his son Austin is one to behold. Austin’s 1987 Buick GNX with 257 original miles is the star, one of 547 manufactured. Father and son also each own a 1989 Pontiac Turbo Trans Am. Only 1555 were built. Austin also…
Terry Hitch The second annual Christmas Toy Drive and Classic Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show for underprivileged children in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex.
Ron Hoeberling If you own a Porsche, Mustang, Corvette, Challenger, Mini Cooper, Mazda Miata, VW Bug, or any other cool car or pickup truck, come to the Rollin’ Ranchers Car Club. If you own a Chevelle SS, Road Runner, GTO, Cutlass 442, or any other classic, come to the Rollin’ Ranchers Car Club. If you…
Steven Remley The Rollin’ Ranchers car club sponsored an outing to the Gift of Lights at Texas Motor Speedway. The warm evening allowed for a number of convertibles to “drop their tops.” Dinner and conversation followed at Rosa’s Café.
Steven Remley On a beautiful November morning, car club members participated in an around Robson scavenger hunt. Racing (20 to 35 mph) from place to place, everyone had a great time. The group then lunched at the Snooty Pig in Argyle. The car club meets each month on the second Wednesday in the Heritage…
The first meeting of the proposed Robson Ranch Car Club met August 9 at the Wildhorse Grill. Over 30 eager auto enthusiasts discussed club setup and future activities. The next meetings are scheduled for September 13 at 5:45 p.m. and October 11 at 5:00 p.m. at the Wildhorse lounge. Drive your favorite ride to share…