Presented by the Hallet Oak Gallery. Please RSVP for this lunch and learn on “Saving Old Iron – Getting Cars Back on the Road” by guest speaker Geoff Smith, Smitty’s Speed Shop.
Registration is 11 to 11:30. Lunch and talk begins at noon.
RSVP for box lunch. $20 per ticket or $30 for two tickets. Walk-ins are welcome to bring your own lunch and take $5 off the ticket.
For more information on the talk, feel free to call Geoff Smith at 713-899-0999. Check out his website at http://www.smittyspeed.com

Below is the press release:
“Saving Old Iron – Getting Cars back on the Road”
Hallet Oak Gallery “Lunch and Learn”
October 3, 2015 @ 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Come along for the ride Saturday, October 3rd and enjoy Geoff Smith’s presentation about “Saving Old Iron—Getting Cars Back on the Road.” Owner of Smitty’s Speed Shop in Pearland, Geoff will talk about rooting out old vehicles and why it is important to save them before rust and neglect consume them. He specializes in turning old cars and trucks into viable street driven hot rod machines, complete with smiles and lots of fun. “I work on cars and trucks from the 20’s through the 60’s,” he says, and “love to wake up cars that have been asleep too long.”

As a special treat for his audience, Geoff will be arriving at the gallery on October 3rd in his 1929 Ford Model-A roadster. Come for a close-up look before Goeff’s spirited and entertaining presentation. There will be plenty of Q&A about what is involved and a delicious boxed lunch to boot!

As owner of Wildwood Custom, Geoff also designs and builds unique gates, furniture, and accessories from reclaimed wood and/or iron. “I have a passion for History, and melding old items and new materials in a seamless design is very satisfying.” To learn more, see www.smittyspeed.com

Registration for the “Lunch and Learn” is 11:00-11:30 a.m., and the
presentation begins at noon. The fee for those who preregister is $20 or
$30 for two tickets, which includes a box lunch. Walk-ins may bring their own lunch for a $5.00 discount.

The Hallet Oak Gallery is located in the historic Kahn and Stanzel
Building on the square in Halletsville. For more information, see the
Calendar of Events at the www.halletoakgallery.com or visit the
Hallettsville Chamber of Commerce website at www.hallettsville.com.