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The Vette Set Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. News
Volume 55 Issue 12 October 2018
18
94 Members Present at September Meeting
Guests Present
Guest Name Corvette Meetings Attended Sponsor
Wade & Eileen Williams Red 1979 Coupe 3-Jul/Aug/Sep Tom Phillips
Michael Morgan 2016 Yellow Coupe 3-Jul/Aug/Sep Roger Grace
Crystal & Stephen McGreath 2019 Orange Z06 3-Jul/Aug/Sep Gerry & Kathy Turner
Ron & Jeanne Urban 1996 Silver Coupe 3-Jul/Aug/Sep Bob Sanders
Andrew Adkins 2015 Red Coupe 2-Aug/Sep Rick Mendoza
Maureen & (Eric) Hall 2011 Red Conv 2-Aug/Sep Derek & Dede Shibe
Reggie Henley 2006 Red Coupe 2-Jul/Sep Ron & Debbie Wynn
Jim & Sara Connor 2002 Black Conv 1-Sep Pete & Alta Olejnik
Scott & Beth Crabtree White ‘ 07/ Yellow ‘73 1-Sep John & Colleen Williams
Don Adametz John Ames Todd Barnhardt Jim Bartelson Steve Bello Barrett Benson Luther Benson Winnie Bochnak David Browning Andy Butterfield Debbie Butterfield Chris Capshaw Pete Claus Tim Collins Elaine Collins Gail Creighbaum Annette Cross Keith Cross Brian Dahl
Terry Darby Diana Dittman Mike Dittman Brian Dougherty Jerry Fox Roger Grace Johnny Harris Paul Hasty Barb Hoeppner Tom Hoeppner Tom Jackson Karen Jackson Tricia Jackson Walt Jenkins Charles Johnson Leonard Kanonik Alice Lester Jacob Lester Laurie Loewen
Lorren Loewen Delbert Marcum Rick Mendoza Rob Miskowitch Mike Neufeld Jim Nile Judy Nile Alta Olejnik Pete Olejnik Keith Ousley Monica Ousley Denise Phillips Jerry Phillips Kathy Phillips Tom Phillips Anne Prescott Rick Prescott Nancy Rahne Paul Rahne
2018 Officers President Vicki Ury (719)596-5549 [email protected] 1
st Vice President
Steve Smith (719) 351-2091 [email protected]
2
nd Vice President
Chris Capshaw 719-440-9039 [email protected] Secretary/Editor Gwenda Valentine (719) 635-4160 [email protected]
Treasurer Anita Smith (719)-494-0203 [email protected]
Governor Lorren Loewen (719) 749-2898 [email protected]
BOARD MEMBERS Walt Jenkins (719) 337-1143 [email protected] Roger Miller 303-478-7228 [email protected]
Lynn Wittrock (719) 749-9952 [email protected] Alta Olejnik 719-481-4587 [email protected]
Archive Custodian Larry Valentine [email protected] Merchandise Bruce & Judy Unger [email protected]
Webmaster Walt Jenkins [email protected] Assistant Webmaster TJ Larson [email protected] NCM Representative Barrett Benson [email protected]
Nick Renfro Brent Renholm Alan Russ Joyce Russ Bob Sanders Dan Schuck Jeff Scott Dede Shibe Derek Shibe Carol Shumaker Anne Silvers Anita Smith Steve Smith JD Southwell Diane Stermer Jerry Stermer Dick Strauch Patty Strauch Don Strode
Joanne Strode Melvin Swindale Jody Thomas Bruce Unger Judy Unger Dave Ury Phyllis Ury Tom Ury Vicki Ury Larry Valentine Gwenda Valentine Michael Walker Colleen Williams John Williams Debra Wynn Ron Wynn Debbie Yale Gary Yale
“The general purpose of CSCC is to encourage planned trips, events and social activities for members
of CSCC; to act as a source of technical information; to establish rules and regulations covering all
activities of CSCC; to provide and regulate events and exhibitions of Corvettes; and to encourage
careful and skillful driving on public highways; and to own personal property as individual to the
foregoing purposes.”
Meeting Information
Monthly business meetings are scheduled the first Thursday of the month.
The next meeting:
7:00 P.M. Thursday October 4, 2018
Meeting Location Daniels Long
670 Automotive Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 719-632-5591
Hello Corvette Enthusiast,
Board Meetings
Meetings are held the Tuesday prior to the business meeting.
The next board meeting:
Tuesday October 2, 2018
Lorren Loewen (Location TBD)
(The chairperson for each event should attend
the board meeting prior to their event.)
click here for map
After the October Meeting, join us for dinner, dessert, or just drinks!
Cheddars 1140 Interquest Pkwy,
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
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September Meeting Minutes The September meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Vicki Ury. Corvette “Court” - Merchandise – No report from Bruce Unger, but he did show the new “yellow”, which is actually more “golden rod”. CSCC LOGO Use Parameter – Vicki reported that due to perhaps absent mindedness the board had again tackled the subject of LOGO use. In keeping with the By-Laws, the Club colors remain black and yellow. The Club LOGO can only be put on black or yellow shirts. All Shirts embroidered at Cole Promo must be purchased at Cole Promo. Treasurer’s Report – Anita Smith reported on the state of the budget and current reserves. She announced a detailed power point presentation at the October business meeting explaining the Club’s income and expenses. August Meeting Minutes – The August minutes were approved as printed in the September newsletter. CSCC 2019 Officer Nominations Nominations were taken from the floor for the 2019 slate of officers. President: Chris Capshaw
Brian Dahl 1
st Vice President: Steve Smith
2nd
Vice President: Tom Phillips Doug Cox Chris Capshaw Brian Dahl Brian Dougherty Tim Collins Treasurer: Anita Smith Gary Yale Secretary/Editor: Gwenda Valentine Governor: Lorren Loewen Nominations will also be taken at the October business meeting prior to the vote on each position. Anyone interested in a particular office can review the position description in the By-laws, and contact the current officer for additional information and details about the position.
CSCC Christmas Food Baskets – An annual Club community service project assembling and delivering approximately 130 food baskets to area families. The Committee needs a volunteer to organize and schedule the food shopping. A well oiled process due to Judith Gue’s past efforts, and most recently Karen Powell. Contact Vicki Ury if you are interested. Karen Powell has graciously agreed to show the new person the process. It is called one stop shopping. CSCC Charity Nomination Process Every year the Club selects a charity. Qualifying charities must be Pikes Peak area, El Paso County 501C3 organizations, registered in the state of Colorado and in good standing. The nomination process is detailed on the CSCC website, under Members Only. Due date for nominations is October 25. The qualified nominated charities make a presentation at the November meeting, with a club vote at the December meeting. Past Event Reports – Tom Hoeppner added a side note on the Black Forest Parade. Overheard at the reviewing stand, was a great welcome for the Corvettes in the parade. When the 2018 CSCC charity Shield616 was announced, there was a standing ovation. It was reported the Daniels Long Car Show, the charity event of the year, grossed $2075. A check will be presented to Shield 616 at the October meeting. Lorren Loewen reported the Rocky Mountain Region event in Keystone went well. See article in this newsletter. Other past events were reported on as highlighted in the August newsletter. National Museum update – As our liaison with the National Corvette Museum, Barrett Benson has achieved Master Ambassador for the 5
th year in a row. Congratulations,
Barrett. The next Corvette to be raffled by the Museum is an Arctic White C7. You can count on Barrett to have raffle tickets at each meeting. For the latest in Museum news, see
Barrett’s monthly article in this newsletter. New Car Upgrades – Special News Nothing happening. Summer upgrade projects must all be completed. Rocky Mountain Region and NCCC Update – Emailed prior to the meeting, see “Governor’s Notes” from Lorren Loewen. NCCC Updates – The National NCCC Governors’ meeting in St Louis is Sept 8-9. Walt Jenkins, Steve Smith, and Lorren Loewen will be attending. Upcoming Events – Check the Events Calendar on the webpage for specific info. Sunday October 14 – CSCC Sanctioned Event Chicks Rule Autocross; Laurie Loewen encouraged sign-up to volunteer. There will be a good course, opportunity for a ride. Be sure to wear close-toed shoes. See Flyer Saturday October 20 – CSCC Community Service Highway Beautification; 9:00 am; Contact David Hall Thursday – October 25
th Annual
Budget meeting; Vicki Ury’s – RSVP Sunday October 28 – Vettes & Vampires Golf Classic; Contact Tom & Vicki Ury Guests were introduced by Chris Capshaw. Stephen & Crystal McGreath, Ron & Jeanne Urban, Wade & Eileen Williams, and Michael Morgan were voted in as new members. Welcome! Door Prize Winners: Door prizes were donated by Daniels Long and Roger Grace. Winners were Colleen Williams, Dan Schuck, Pete Olejnik, David Browning, and prospective member Eileen Williams. The meeting was adjourned at 7:56 p.m.
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October 2018 Calendar Sun Sep 30 TORCA Fall Autocrosses (2) at Front Range Watkins, CO Tue Oct 2 CSCC Board Meeting Lorren Loewen’s Thu Oct 4 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet Sun Oct 7 SCCC Fall Festival Autocross (3) – Pueblo Motorsports Park Pueblo, CO Sun Oct 14 CSCC Chicks Rule Fall Autocross – PPIR RMR Sanctioned A, Smith, L Loewen, T Cox & D Druitt Sat Oct 15 Newsletter deadline [email protected] Thu Oct 25 CSCC Annual Budget meeting – 6:30 pm RSVP to Vicki Vicki Ury’s Sun Oct 28 Vettes & Vampires Golf Classic Tom & Vicki Ury Tue Oct 30 CSCC Board Meeting TBD Thu Nov 1 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet
Calendar dates as of October 15, 2018. For the latest updates, flyers, and pictures, check out events on our webpage: www.coloradospringscorvetteclub.org
CSCC Annual Christmas Party
CSCC Members Only 6:00 – 10:00 pm CSCC Members Only
Nominations for 2019 CSCC Designated Charity Nomination process can be viewed in full detail on our website, under Members Only, “Club Charity Process”
Nomination packets with required information must be received by midnight on October 25th
. Send packets to the President, 1
st Vice President, or Secretary/Editor. Early Submissions are encouraged.
CSCC Annual Christmas Basket Community Service Project
Assembling & delivering at Tom and Vicki Ury’s 4412 Valli Vista Road, Colorado Springs 80915 Note: Different Assembling location from previous years
Saturday December 8 9:00 - Noon
Each basket costs approximately $55 that fills a large laundry basket with many meals for a family of 5. Our goal is to fill and deliver baskets to 130 local families who need our help. You can make your donation of any amount, payable to CSCC. There are several options for donations:
Include your donation with your annual CSCC Membership Renewal, due Oct 4th
Mail directly to Treasurer (Anita Smith 12085 Sylvan Meadow, Colorado Springs, CO 80908
Submit donation at the October or November club meetings
All donations must be made by November 1st. Thank you so much! The Christmas Basket Committee
CSCC Community Service Highway Beautification October 20th 9:00 am The last highway beautification cleanup for 2018 is scheduled for Saturday, October 20th, at 9:00am; later than last time to help keep us a little warmer. We will meet at the Conoco gas station at 5510 Highway 85-87 and Main Street in Security, on the southwest side of the intersection - there is plenty of parking. Please wear gloves, sunscreen, and heavy shoes. The club supplies orange vests, pickup tongs, and trash bags. Plan on 1-1/2 hours work time – It all depends on how much trash and how many Corvette club helpers show up. So rally your friends! Most show up a little early and start picking right at 9:00. Breakfast (optional) will be held after the work is finished for fun and fellowship, place to be determined. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you! David Hall
Donations to date as of press time:
$ 4,197.00
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For full flyer, directions, and online registration Click Here
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The hosts, Walt & Nancy Jenkins Vicki - Program Dir 3
rd year Egg Toss Champions - Nick and Susan Renfro
Garage Night August 24 at Steve and Anita Smith’s After a false start the week before due to threatened rain, August 24 turned out to be a beautiful evening for a gathering. Anita held up her end of the evening by recruiting Larry Valentine to be the grill master. Steve, meanwhile, was somewhere in eastern Kansas on the way home with a new truck. I am not sure who was having more fun. Thank you, Anita, for hosting an evening with all of the important components.
Grill Master Food & more food Garage More garage and a dog or two Who could ask for more? Those attending: Brian and Pam Dougherty, Darrell and Roxann Dearman, Jacob and Alice Lester, Larry and Gwenda Valentine, Jeff and Liz Scott, Chris and Jonathan Capshaw, Dave and Phyllis Ury, Mike and Diana Dittman, Winnie Bochnak, Rick Prescott, Craig and Diane Wisniewski, John Ames, Luther Benson, Paul Heatwole, Anita Smith, and Doug Cox.
Thanks to Vicki Ury and Nancy Jenkins for putting together The delightful annual picnic with plenty of food, activities, and time to visit. It turned out to be a great weather day, with 76 in attendance. Thanks to Tom Ury and the grilling crew. More photos by Chris Capshaw are available on the website.
TORCA’S EVOC Track -Aug 26, 2018
The lightening halted event #4 but a $25 credit will be given to racers who participate at TORCA’S Front Range Autocross September 30. Remind the registration desk of your credit. Winners MEN’s Division
Race #1 First Overall FTD Jared Urenda 2nd Overall FTD Ron Bauer Race #2 First Overall FTD Jared Urenda 2nd Overall Ron Bauer Race #3 First Overall FTD Douglas Cox 2nd Overall FTD Jared Urenda 3rd Overall FTD Ron Bauer Winners WOMEN’S Division
Race #1 First Overall FTD Laurie Lorren 2
nd Overall FTD Tanya Cox
3rd
Overall FTD Bev Landdeck Race #1 First Overall FTD Tanya Cox 2
nd Overall FTD Laurie Lorren
3rd
Overall FTD Bev Landdeck Race #3 First Overall FTD Tanya Cox 2
nd Overall FTD Maelan Hauswirth
Rocky Mt
Region
Keystone
Weekend Sept 1-2, 2018
Dinner night before
Drivers’ meeting Lorren Loewen In charge
Tanya – Ladies Fast Time of Day Autocross 1
The day started with fair skies, but the afternoon rain would test auto crosser’s skills and patience.
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Keystone Weekend Continued
Pagosa Springs Car Show and Rallye Sept 15
th, 2018
The weekend started with a couple different caravan groups on Thursday and Friday. While it was sad to see the damage caused by the fires along the route, it was exciting to see the beautiful colors already changing where there had been no fires. The weather…well, I just don’t think it could have been much better. Clear skies made for amazing viewing of the hot air balloon launches ALL over the city. It also made for near perfect driving conditions for the rallye. We ended up having 20 cars competing in the poker rallye, and full houses were again dominant for poker hands. With 7 full houses, Tom and Vicki Ury had the best hand of Aces over 2s. Second place went to Mike and Winnie Bochnak with Kings over 4s. Third place went to Briana and Hadley Richardson (Pagosa Springs residents) with Jacks over 3s. Walt and Nancy Jenkins took home the final set of trophies with 10s over Kings.
The beautiful weather continued for the car show that was held at the Pagosa Inn and Suites hotel. 22 Corvettes entered in the show and, as always, we created quite the traffic slowdown as cars passed by the show on Hwy 160. With some tight scoring, the people picked their favorites. Leading the pack was Lynn and Melody Munyon’s 1954 (Pagosa Springs residents); then Mike and Winnie Bochnak’s garnered 2
nd. Just a few votes separated 3
rd thru 10
th,
but 3rd
officially went to Alice and Jacob Lester with their 2013, and 4th
went to Dan and Jan McCarty and their 2017.
There were also 2 special awards. Chester’s Choice and the Grand Champion. Chester is the owner/manager of the hotel and his choice/trophy was given to Mark Bishop and his Daughter Rachael. The Grand Champion award was given to the team with the best combined score from the Rally AND Car Show, and that award went to Bochnaks.
Congratulations to ALL the winners and participants. By Tom Hoeppner
RMR –Keystone Car Show Results
1
st Place Doug & Tanya Cox
2nd
Place Brian & Pam Dougherty 3
rd Place Steve & Anita Smith
4th
Place Chris Capshaw
RMR-Keystone Rallye Results
1st Place Bob & Diane Druitt
3rd
Place Steve & Anita Smith 4
th Place John & Colleen Williams
5th
Place Lorren & Laurie Loewen
CSCC Rallye Masters Roger Miller and Don McCoy
Playing games: Passing the time waiting for car show judging
Tom & Vicki Ury
Lynn & Melody
Munyon
Mike & Winnie
Bochnak
Jacob & Alice Lester
Pete & Alta Olejnik & Jim Nile w/car
Just hanging out
Or still playing games
Something for everyone
The golfers: Tom & Vicki Ury, John and Colleen Williams
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Get to Know Your Fellow Members
An Interview with Jerry and Diane Stermer by Diana Dittman
How long have you been a CSCC member? Since August of 2007 What Corvette(s) do you currently own? A 1993 40
th
Anniversary edition Marital Status? Been married for 54 years How did you meet? They met through a mutual relative (by marriage). Jerry’s cousin married Diane’s Uncle. It was 1963 and Diane was at a family party spending time with her Aunt and Uncle. Jerry was invited to the party. They went on a date at the end of that week. They married after a year of dating. Where are you from? They are both from Placerville, CA, born and raised there. They were then stationed in Germany and San Diego. They moved to Colorado Springs in 1984. Employment? Jerry was going to school and driving a truck when he got drafted. He then soon enlisted in the Army for 3 years. He became a pilot and flew for Pacific Southwest Airlines for 19 years. He now works at the Air Force Academy as the director of the Test Cell Facility where rockets and jet engines are tested. Diane worked in sales at Macy’s, then became their bridal consultant. She worked as an administrative assistant until the kids came along. Once the kids were in school she became a teacher for 8 years. She taught Kindergarten, 1
st, 2
nd, and 3
rd grades. She then was a
receptionist and is now an executive administrative assistant to the head pastor at Pulpit Rock Church. She has been there for 30 years. Kids? They have two daughters. One lives in Alaska who is an art teacher and shows her art paintings. The other daughter lives in Colorado Springs. They have 3 granddaughters, 2 grandsons, and one great grandson.
Favorite club activity? They both enjoy the cars shows and trips to Pagosa Springs. They really remember the trip to Pagosa Springs in 2007 when they drove through, fog, hail, and sleet to get there. (I remember that too!) Hobbies? Jerry enjoys racing. In fact, in the early 1960’s he owned and ran an AA fuel dragster and was the first to hit 200 mph. back in California. (Wow!) He also enjoyed flying. Diane loves spending time with her family. She enjoys her Corvette. ( a gift from Jerry for their 40
th anniversary).
What is the best vacation you ever took? When they were stationed in Germany, in 1967 and 1968, they toured Italy in their 1952 Volkswagen. They camped along the way and had a great time. They also enjoyed a trip to Switzerland. What is your dream corvette? Diane says her dream Corvette is the one she has! Jerry says his is the 50
th
anniversary edition Corvette. How did your love of Corvettes come about? Jerry always loved Corvettes and passed that along to Diane. Anything else you would like to add? They have enjoyed meeting some great people in the club and making great memories. Thanks for the interview, Jerry and Diane!
Craig & Diane
Wisniewski
Celebrating 50th
Anniversary
Congratulations!
Then & Now
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Blower use The next time your wife is away for the day, here’s a win-win tip that works every time. Tell you wife that you feel energetic and that while she is away, you are going to dust and vacuum the entire house. After she leaves, open all the windows, including the doors and garage door as well. Grab that leaf blower and have at it. You should be able to clean the entire house in less than 10 minutes—that’s dusting and vacuuming! I recommend a battery-powered blower, as you don’t have to deal with that long cord. You can use a gas-powered blower, but your wife will accuse you of bringing the motorcycle into the house again. Start at the top, doing things like the curtains and window sills, and those cobwebs in the light fixture you see every time you sit and look up. Be careful around lamps and especially those knick-knacks your wife loves so much. Have a friend hold those table lamps by each end and you can get the shades spinning at a pretty good clip. I’ve got it down to 7 seconds flat. Work your way to the end of the house that has the open window in it. It might take a little more time if you have long shag carpet. Don’t forget under the beds—what a great invention! Now put those pictures back on the table where you think they might have been and leave the house, you’re done! You can screw off the rest of the day or get in nine holes and get a ton of credit for a big job well done. Win-Win! I’d leave the windows open as long as possible. Oh, and you can use that same blower to dry your Corvette. Don’t get the nozzle too close to the paint, keeping it more than 6” away. Also, use the blower only if you washed it with a soft rag or sponge (not just a spray wash), otherwise you could have a noticeable dirt film after a few washings. I use it to flush out the nooks and crannies and then final wipe. Never blow or spray anything against the edges of that expensive clear bra so many of you have. If it lifts, dirt will get in and it will be ruined. Tip:
For a great bug remover mix equal parts of water and your favorite car wash detergent into a spray bottle. Spray it on and let it soak for half a minute or so before lightly rubbing your bugs off. Label the bottle. In fact, you should have a label on every liquid bottle in the house. If it should spill or be ingested you’ll know right away if you should worry.
As you can tell, I’m running low on things to write about. If you would like to write an article, complain or comment, please contact me at [email protected]. Disclaimer: Comments made in this article are not necessarily fact-checked and may only be the writer’s opinion. Believe me at your own risk. Tom Ury
Barrett Benson [email protected] Corvettemuseum.org
1-800-538-3883
HIGHLIGHTS:
NCM’S 24TH ANNUAL CELEBRATION As I write this month’s column, I’m just back from a very enjoyable Labor Day trip to Bowling Green KY, where I joined a most congenial crowd of fellow Corvette Museum fans to celebrate NCM’s 24
th year.
While time limitations at CSCC’s September 6th meeting precluded
me from presenting details of the weekend’s many exciting events, I’m pleased to share a few highlights with you here! Among an extensive lineup of seminars, the most informative and intriguing one I attended was given by Corvette Assembly Plant engine-building personnel. Displaying prolific knowledge of Stingray engines, they assembled a complete LT5 ZR1 engine in the NCM conference room, while answering all our questions along the way. The LT1 (base model), LT4 (Z06), LT5, and LTA (Cadillac) engines are assembled at the Bowling Green Plant, each by one person from beginning to end. The LT4 and LT5 engines can be assembled by a new owner when ordering a Z06 or ZR1 Stingray by selecting the engine build option. Other seminars featured Chevrolet personnel discussing statistics for the 2018 models, successful racing activities, and conducting a “walk around” of the 2019 Stingray models, including both ZR1 coupes and convertibles. I, of course, took the opportunity to sit in both models, finding the ZR1 very impressive, especially the convertible. The Corvette Hall of Fame is always a big hit. I was honored to be photographed with some of the Hall of Famers, who cheerfully obliged my requests for autographs. All 19 Hall of Famers attending the event were eager and willing to discuss all things Corvette, and what a treat to talk at length with three past Chief Corvette Engineers: Dave McClellan, Dave Hill, and Tom Wallace. The 3 new Hall of Famers, Burt Greenwood (brother John Greenwood passed away in 2018), Tom Wallace, and Mike Yager gave seminars, relating more information and facts about their careers than one can find in the literature. A group seminar with all the 19 Hall of Famers revealing particular Corvette experiences was terrific. The past GM personnel noted they had to be “rebels” in the Chevrolet family to keep the Corvette brand alive during hard times for GM. We really owe them our thanks for all they did to keep Corvette from dying. There’s so much more I’d be happy to talk with you about before or after a club meeting if you’d like. And I encourage all of you to go to next year’s once in a lifetime celebration of the Museum’s 25
th
Anniversary. There will be more Corvettes there than you can count! Join the national caravan and secure your hotel room now from a Caravan Captain (see below). At the Ambassadors’ lunch I was recognized as a Master Ambassador, among about 20% of the Museum’s ambassadors awarded this. Thanks, CSCC for your support of the Museum… it’s
an honor to serve as CSCC’s NCM Ambassador! NCM REGISTRATION 25
th CELEBRATION It’s often referred to
as the world’s largest moving automotive event, held once every 5 years. On-line registration opened September 12, 2018. Registration will close 60 days prior to the event. For Colorado registration, contact Keith Bennett to register for the caravan at [email protected]. RAFFLE I’ll have $10 tickets for an Arctic White 2019 Stingray Coupe at the October meeting. The drawing will be held February 7, 2019.
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Do You Want to Advertise?
Colorado Springs Corvette Club Members may place a PERSONAL “For Sale” ad in the “VETTE SET” at no
charge. For Business Ads, Members receive a 20% discount (or two months free) when purchasing one full year.
Non-member Business Ads: Business Card $10.00/month 1 / 4 page $15.00/ month 1 / 2 page $20.00/month
Colorado Springs Corvette Club
Sponsored By
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Daniels Long Chevrolet is proud to be the official sponsor of the Colorado Springs Corvette Club. Our partnership gives you access to VIP benefits at our dealership. If you have not received your Daniels Long Chevrolet VIP membership card, please talk to your club president to get one. The VIP membership card must be presented at time of service or sale to receive benefits.
$49.95 Oil Changes plus shop supplies and tax (Corvettes only, 4 per member, per year)
All Parts for All Vehicles will be offered at 20% off retail pricing. Exceptions: Items priced-matched i.e., tires, batteries, etc. Service and Body Shop Labor will be offered at 15% off retail
rate for All Vehicles. (Excluding Regular Maintenance items that are already discounted, such as brakes, oil changes, etc.
All new vehicles will be offered at $100 over invoice (based on availability, excludes current model year Corvettes or Duramax Diesels.
All used vehicle inventory will be offered at $750 under internet pricing.
Our experienced and knowledgeable sales, parts, and service teams have been notified of these benefits for CSCC members. When the VIP membership card is presented, all above pricing and benefits take precedent.
Additionally, we have a great Thank You Cash program, and just for being a CSCC VIP member, we want to give you EXTRA cash rewards. Start earning today! Here’s how it works; contact me personally (my contact details are below), give me your name and VIP membership number along with the name and contact information of the friend or family member interested in purchasing a vehicle and I will set up an appointment with them. If your friend or family member purchases a new or used vehicle, we will reward you with $100 Thank You Cash!
My team is committed to providing you with an excellent sales, service, and parts experience. Stop in or call anytime…we are here to serve you! Sincerely, Michael Manning, General Manager Daniels Long Chevrolet 719-228-3528
Phil Long’s
Daniels Long Chevrolet Community Partner Since 1929
Non-member – Corvette For Sale Advertising $100/month
For website & newsletter advertising (Deadline – 10th
of the month)
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The Vette Set Volume 55 Issue 12 October 2018
Email Distribution List
To send an email to the entire club click below: [email protected]
All new members are added to the list using their email address from the Club roster. For questions about the
distribution list, contact: [email protected]
Email Etiquette
Please keep content specific to Club related items or events.
Not for personal use. The By-laws state “Misuse of the CSCC website, website email, or distribution email, will not be tolerated and may result in club probation or expulsion. Feel free to set up your own “group” for willing member participants for non-Club related content.
Refrain from using the “Reply All” function when you are
replying to an email. Only reply to the person sending the message, unless specifically requested to “Reply All”. Help keep the unnecessary responses to a minimum.
NCCC Rocky Mountain Region
Website NCCC Rocky Mt Region Website
For a list of Regional Officers, Regional Clubs, expanded list of the regional Calendar of Events, Event Results, Race Number registration form, Rules and Forms, NCCC news, and more, visit and stay informed.
This link is also available on the CSCC web site.
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We’re on the Web!
www.coloradospringscorvetteclub.org
Visit our Sponsor – Daniels Long Chevrolet www.danielslong.com
Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. P.O. Box 1986 Colorado Springs, CO 80901
Read the CSCC Newsletter in color on the web. Enlarge the print and photos for easy viewing as you read! Email secretary/editor - just enter “Remove” in the subject line and send.
