Photos by Mike Knipe, Allan Franklin, Mark Chaplin and Bill Charpier
Mike Knips and his 1933 Series 18A Olympic Coupe, which was the long distance winner he drove it about 500 mile to the Westrek
Mark Chaplin's 1927 11B Sport Touring restored by Tom Hubbard
Bill Charpier's 1928 Series 12B, first time at a Westrek
Steve Roake and Owen Franklin Hoyt behind Steve's Series 135 1929 Sport Sedan
A popular stop, pit stop on Monday and lunch on Wed.
Julie Stranburg's 1930 Series 145 Convertible Coupe, second time at a Westrek but first time driven on one
The hills took their toll on clutches. Ron Topley hard at work on his.
The evening gathering place
At Bobby Babcock's Lazy Creek Ranch
Another view at Babcock's parking area
One of Bobby's toys
We had a ride on the entire 500 feet of track. As one woman observed "This guy really knows how to play"
1905 air cooled "U.S. Long Distance"
Some of the many Franklins at the Westrek
Some of the many Franklins at the Westrek
Beautiful flowers as the Westerker's look around
Julie Stranburg's 1930 Series 145 Convertible Coupe
Steve Roake's 1929 Sport Sedan
A look at some of Bobby's toys
Franklins at the Westrek
Inhabitants at the Wild Animal Park in Escondido
Tethered balloon ride at the Wild Animal Park in Escondido
Car at the Grand Tradition
The Grand Tradition
Elegant grounds of the Grand Tradition
Julie and Chiff Stranburg's 1930 Series 145 Convertible Coupe
Beautiful gardens at th Euro-American Propagators' nursery
Tour of the Euro-American Propagators' nursery
Franklins in Old Town Temecula
Franklins in Old Town Temecula
Franklins parked in Bobby Babcock's corral
Bobby Babcock's steam locomotive and train
Bobby Babcock's car barn
Suzanne Siegal and Phil Rust at the banquet
Jan and Bill Charpier at the banquet





















