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The Cascade Austin Healey Club has been established for the appreciation, promotion, preservation and enjoyment of the automobiles designed, built and/or significantly modified by Donald M. Healey and/or Geoffrey C. Healey.

All activities and purposes of the Club are primarily centered around automobiles that bear the Austin Healey nameplate. These include, but are not limited to, the Austin Healey 100-4, 100-6, 3000, Jensen-Healeys and Sprite models.

For membership or club information Please contact:

Phil Daniels, President phil.danielsbn7@yahoo.com

or Jim McDermott , Treasurer, Web Master e-mail: cascadeahc@msn.com

Bob Findlay

Bob "The Activities Guy" Findlay passed away Nov. 25th 2003 after a short illness. Bob was a great friend of Healeying and we will miss him.

Bob Smith

Bob Smith passed away Sept 22nd 2004 Bob was with us on a number of tours and events over the years and was an active member of our club.

--- For some of the more spontaneous tours (short tours on a moments notice) will be noted on this web page if there is time. They will also be advertised via the e-mail list (see "E-Mail Service" tab above). In addition, those who want to be notified by phone need to get me their phone number. So ----- e-mail me your name and phone number and I will see that it gets to the right people.

Thanks, Jim McDermott Web Master Cascadeahc@msn.com

--- Members, please use the membership tab to up date your address, phone, e-mail information. This information only goes to the club and allows us to keep an accurate membership list.

--- This year, deadline dates have been established for articales for the Cascade magazine. Check the Magazine tab for a list of the dates.

--- "I know this thread is getting old by now but let me tell you all what I did that makes BJ8 carb removal a (relative) breeze. I replace the 5/16" hex nuts (which require a 1/2" wrench) with 5/16-24 Jet Nuts from a Pegasus Racing catalog. These have a reduced hex (read 3/8" wrench) but the surface area is the same as the regular nut. Believe me, it's a zillion times easier to work with the smaller wrench. Just my 2-cents-worth...."

Brashear, Jack, N (JNBrashear@garverengineers.com)

From: Bernard Johnsen

Alex -Was your problem a sticking float, or a needle valve that did not shut ? When my needle valve does not shut, I turn off my fuel pump (I have a switch in series with the pump) and run the engine until all the gas in the float bowls is used up. The floats are now at the bottomof the float chambers, and the needle valves are WIDE open. Turning the fuel pump back on causes an in rush of fuel, which usually blows any dirt off of the needle valve, and it will then work properly. This works for me, and it requires no disassembly of the float lid.- Bernie, 1967 BJ8

Our Cascade Austin Healey Club lost a valuable member and friend yesterday,Tuesday April14. Our long time member and friend, Jim Slostad passed away in recovery after open heart surgery to replace a valve.

Arlene is surrounded by family and we all want to wish her well and to let her know she is in our hearts and prayers.

In the meantime, please remember Jim as we all knew him as a very outgoing friend who was always there for us when ever there was anything he could help us with. It is our turn now to help Arlene and to give her all the support we can.

Phil Daniels

President, CAHC

Jim Slostad

Jim Slostad passed away April 14 2009. Jim was a long time member and Past President of the club. If you ever needed help he was the first to volenteer.

July 11th, 2009 Tour lead by Shelia Findlay

Meet at Southcenter Starbucks 333 Strander Blvd. at 9 am. OR meet at the Starbucks at 132nd and Meridian in Puyallup at 10 am. We will eat lunch at a restaurant.

Reminder: tour this Saturday the 11th. Leader is Sheila Findlay. You can either meet at Southcenter Starbucks (map on web page) at 9 AM for a tour to Puyallup OR the Starbucks on 132 and Meridian at 10 AM where we will meet up with Sheila and others. Lunch will be in a restaurant.

Cell number to call if you get lost is: 206-356-9242 Neil Buhman

July 18th & 19th.

See the tab above for information on the Can-Be-A-Nut tour. This tour is sponsored by Greg Hill. It is not to be missed.

Please Note: Hotel Change!

Coachman Inn 1-800 635-0043

Rooms reserved under Cascade Austin Healey club made by Greg Hill one queen bed or two doubles for $80

There will be parking for the Healeys away from the highway.

Please reserve early as rooms are limited.

Run to The Ranch August 22rd and 23rd 2009

The Run to The Ranch is a two day event, we stay in Wenatchee over night and tour home Sunday morning. Where should we stay? You ask? well in the past our favorite place has been

The Chieftian Best Western 1-509-662-8155

If they are full we also use the

Travelodge (across the street) 1-509-665-8585

Directions from these motels to the Day's ranch.

South on Wenatchee Ave

Right on 5th

Left on Western

where Western curves right it turns into #2 Canyon Road

Steve Day's address is:

2512 # 2 Canyon Road