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Contents Office of the ................................................................................................................................................... 2

President ......................................................................................................................................................... 2

From the ......................................................................................................................................................... 3

Governor’s desk… ......................................................................................................................................... 3

MEMBER NEWS: ......................................................................................................................................... 4

FEBRUARY 2018 ACTIVITIES ............................................................................................................... 4

MARCH 2018 ACTIVITIES ..................................................................................................................... 5

APRIL 2018 ACTIVITIES ........................................................................................................................ 5

Kidde Fire Extinguisher Recall ...................................................................................................................... 6

Proposed changes to the ................................................................................................................................. 7

2018 Operating rules and Job descriptions .................................................................................................... 7

There I was ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

Winner’s Circle ............................................................................................................................................ 11

2017 CCC/NCCC ......................................................................................................................................... 14

Points Leaders .............................................................................................................................................. 14

Happy Birthday ............................................................................................................................................ 19

For Sale ........................................................................................................................................................ 20

2004 Commemorative Edition Z06 .......................................................................................................... 20

CCC Contributors ........................................................................................................................................ 21

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Office of the

President

As the New Year breaks - cold and snow around – we start wondering

how soon we can get those Corvettes out and running. Soon it will be

spring and our Board of Directors has been hard at work planning the year’s

social and racing schedules.

A lot of thought – planning and discussion goes into each function. The

board is working hard to get a balance of road trips – Meet & Greets –

Funkhana – Rallies – Autocross – Car shows and maybe even some drag

racing.

I want to again thank all of those that served on the board in 2017. They made it a fun and event filled year. This

year we have a few new board members that will add a new mix to the events. I am looking forward to all the fun and

exciting things they will be making part of our activities this year. Each year the club seems to be getting better and

better. That is because of the contributions of previous board members and the input of those that are added. The club

members are a big part of this as well. Several club members have suggested activities they would like to see the club

do. I would continue to ask each club member to make suggestions.

Those Corvettes may be in storage and under covers, they may be in a shop getting tuned up for racing and they

may be dusty and cold. But it won’t be long before we hear the motor turn over – the roar of the exhaust - the clutch

engage and the tires getting traction. We will be off to enjoy the car – the event and the day with our fellow Corvette

owners. Plan to come along and share in the fun!

President,

Kevin Reit

If Kevin had picked the car instead of Elan Musk.

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From the

Governor’s desk…

As winter drags on the hardy continue our existence in the frigid Nebraska

winter while the lucky board cruises and slip down to the gulf coast to ease winters

bite. Yet one thing we have in common is our cars nestled in the garages and

storage areas to await the spring. As your new Governor, I am learning first hand

that this club doesn’t sleep through the winter but uses the winter to recharge,

celebrate the past year and plan for warmer weather and the next year.

In coordination with Don Angeroth, Competition Director, the social committee and Pete Fagan,

Summer Festival Director, we are planning a season that truly will have something for everyone. From

sanctioned car shows, to high and low speed autocross, a Funkhana, Rallyes, Valve Cover Racing, dinner and

cruise-ins at local sponsors and maybe even some non-corvette related activities. We are working to make

2018 the best year yet for Cornhusker Corvette Club.

I have been busy scrounging up sanctions for those that wish to compete regionally and nationally and

coordinating with other regional clubs to make sure that you can probably earn points on any given weekend

this summer within the Western Region. I think I will be hard pressed to find a weekend to get away, but I’ve

already promised Kelli we will find one or two that don’t involve helmets, trailers and spare tires (not to say

the Corvette has to stay home but fitting three dogs in it may be difficult :).

I encourage everyone to support the West Region Banquet on March 3rd. Show your support for the

region and meet some fellow Corvette owners from around the Midwest. Racers don’t forget to get your

number requests into the Regional Competition Director, Gary Brisbois and help support the West Region

Scholarship. And as always, watch your social calendar and don’t miss the Meet & Greets and other events the

social committee has come up with.

So “hold onto your socks” as Gene would say, this year promises to be a great one for Cornhusker

Corvette Club and truly you will find something for everyone in 2018.

P.S. I will once again be attending the NCCC Governors meeting the end of February, if you have any

questions or concerns you would like me to take to the national level, please let me know.

New Board of Directors

President: Kevin Reit Vice President: Ray Kennedy

Secretary: Carolyn Horst Treasurer: Tom Horeis

Competition Director: Don Angeroth Editor: Pete Fagan

Governor: Jonathan Brown Social Director: Bob Redmond

Summer Festival Director: Pete Fagan Public Relations Director: Ray Zimmerman

Membership Director: Chris Tooker Members at Large: Ron Hernandez

Sharon Renshaw

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MEMBER NEWS:

Sid Harchelroad

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Sid Harchelroad who passed away Tuesday January 30th. The Harchelroad

family have been long time supporters of the club.

Funeral services were Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018, 11 a.m. (MT) at the Zion Lutheran Church of Imperial with over 1400 in

attendance. http://www.mccookgazette.com/story/2481796.html

Funfest in the Midwest News:

Mid America Motorworks and Harchelroad Motors Inc., regret to inform you that Funfest in the Midwest will be cancelled.

For guests who have already registered, 100% full refunds will be issued beginning on Monday, February 12, 2018. The

refunds will be issued to the bank account or credit card that was provided at the time of purchase. Our accounting department

has advised that it will take 10-14 business days to process all of the refunds. Please check with your bank or Credit Card

Company on the status of your refund.

Thank you for your continued support of Mid America Motorworks and Harchelroad Motors Inc.

Pursue your passion here.

Tabbi Yager

Communications

Mid America Motorworks

FEBRUARY 2018 ACTIVITIES

2/6 Sign up Deadline for Valentine Dinner 2/16

2/15 (Thursday), General meeting, Bel-Air Banquet Hall (dinner starts 6pm, meeting 7–8pm, social 8-9pm)

2/16 (Friday), Valentine Dinner, The Gallery & Loft Main Street Valley, NE (Social at 5pm, Dinner 6:30pm)

Meet for an evening of conversation and a Simply Delicious dinner at The Gallery & Loft by Wendy Deanne on Main

Street in Valley, NE. Enjoy a casual evening of relaxation and fine dining in a private comfortable art gallery.

Email socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club for more information

2/23 (Fri) Melodrama @ Sokal Hall (13th & Martha St):

Need 20-25 CCC volunteers to serve popcorn/refreshments before, after and during intermission of the melodrama.

You can watch the play when not serving & enjoy the popcorn & beverages - it's an amazing, fun time!

Dress code: black pants and white shirts (white club shirt is okay). Parking is available on 13th Street or in the Burger

King parking lot. Volunteers meet in the bar area (north side of building) and you can stay for a free dinner after the

play.

Email socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club for any additional information.

2/24 Sign up Deadline for West Region Banquet 3/3

To the members of the Cornhusker Corvette Club,

Thank you so much for all your caring thoughts and cards regarding the loss of my brother. Your kindness overwhelms me.

In Christ, Linda Dawes

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2/28 (Wednesday) Meet & Greet at Smitty’s Garage (3309 Oak View Drive): Around 5pm

Meet for dinner at one of our CCC contributors.

NEED A HEADCOUNT by 2/26– RSVP to socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

MARCH 2018 ACTIVITIES

3/3 (Saturday) West Region Banquet at Field Club of Omaha (3615 Woolworth Ave)

Cash bar 2pm-3pm. Luncheon Buffet 3pm. Awards following.

Cost is $25.00 per person; reservations to be made by 2/24 to Kathy Gau, 10409 S 36th St, Omaha, NE 68005.

A flyer, registration form & more information is available at the West Region

website: http://www.westregionnccc.com/

3/10 (Saturday) St Patrick’s Day Parade (downtown Omaha):

Meet at Village Inn (36th & Hwy 370) between 8am-9:30am, if you're planning to eat breakfast, or if not - meet by

10am then caravan to the downtown Omaha parade route.

Lunch will follow the parade at Sean O'Casey's Pub (2523 S 140th Ave - NE of 144th & Center) around noon.

Need a headcount - signup sheet available at the Feb 15th meeting or email Ray Zimmerman zray663@aol.com

3/15 (Thursday) General meeting, Bel-Air Banquet Hall (dinner starts 6pm, meeting 7–8pm, social 8-9pm)

3/19 Sign up Deadline for Lofte Dinner Theater 4/7

3/20 Sign up Deadline for Kansas City Road Trip 4/27 to 4/29

3/20 Sign up Deadline for Roads Less Traveled 8/19 to 8/24

If you want more information on these events email socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

3/16 - 3/18 (Friday - Sunday) World of Wheels, CenturyLink Center

Show Times: Friday 3pm to 10pm, Saturday 10am to 10pm, Sunday 10am to 6pm

Discount tickets available at O’Reilly Auto Parts

This year we have a racing theme

3/31 Speedway Motors Museum, Lincoln

Meet at 9am at the west bound rest area near Gretna, depart for Speedway Motors Museum tour at 10am followed by

lunch at 2pm at Parker’s Smokehouse in Ashland.

To sign up email socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

APRIL 2018 ACTIVITIES

4/7 (Saturday) Theater production of The Odd Couple at Lofte Barn Manly, NE

Meet 4:30 at Cilantro’s (144th & F St), depart 5:45 for 7:00pm show of The Odd Couple produced by Lofte Barn.

$16.50 per ticket, Concession available including alcoholic beverages.

Sign up Deadline 3/19 email socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club or for more information

4/10 (Tuesday) Meet & Greet at Ragazzi’s Pizza (168th and West Center): Around 5:00pm

Meet for dinner at one of our CCC contributors.

NEED A HEADCOUNT by 4/8– please RSVP to socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

4/19 (Thursday) General meeting, Bel-Air Banquet Hall (dinner starts 6pm, meeting 7–8pm, social 8-9pm)

4/27 to 4/29 (Friday to Sunday) Kansas City Road Trip

Meet at 9:00 TBD

Lunch in Westin MO

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Arrive at the Springfield Suites in Overland Park, rooms $109.00

4/27 6pm New Theater Restaurant Overland Park $50.00 (Includes high quality dinner and show)

4/28 10am World War I Museum

4/28 2:30pm KC Auto Museum

Sign up Deadline 3/20 email socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club or for more information

***PLEASE NOTE THE NEW STARTING TIME FOR OUR CCC GENERAL MEETINGS!***

For add’l information & updates on CCC club socials or events, see the links below:

USEFUL LINKS

CCC Socials, NCCC & Other Area Events on CCC website: www.CornhuskerCorvetteClub.com or

www.cornhuskercorvette.club. Go to “News & Events Calendar” tab, find the date on the calendar, click on event name, then

click on “details” for additional information &/or any changes.

Current/Past newsletters: http://cornhuskercorvette.club/news-events-calendar

Past/present club pictures: www.CCCmemories.com

*** UPDATE ***

Kidde Fire Extinguisher Recall

Allen H. Sohl

In the December 2017 issue of Husker News 'n Views, I explained that Kidde is recalling a large number of

potentially defective fire extinguishers. Kidde is supplying replacement fire extinguishers at no cost.

On January 6, 2018 I received my first replacement unit. It appears to be much improved. It is the same size as my old

unit, but it has several changes:

The valve is metal, not plastic.

The pin is metal, not plastic.

The mounting bracket is metal, not plastic.

The unit is rechargeable.

The recalled unit must be returned in the shipping carton. Detailed instructions are included.

I would encourage anyone who has one or more Kidde fire extinguishers that are on the recall list to request

replacements.

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Proposed changes to the

2018 Operating rules and Job descriptions

Please take a few minutes and review the proposed changes to the Operating Rules of Procedures and the Job Descriptions

for our club. The proposed changes are in red. These will be voted on at the April meeting.

ARTICLE IV – CCC ACTIVITY POINTS SYSTEM

SECTION 1 – GENERAL

I. Specific Exceptions:

1. Annual (or periodic), major, multiple day events, that are advertised as Corvette events, are hosted by other clubs or

organizations, include a registration L. Annual, major events, advertised as Corvette events and hosted by other clubs or organizations

NCCC Convention 50 points total

West Region Banquet 25 points total

Activity Events within a 100mile radius from Omaha 10 points total

Activity Events within 101-200 mile radius from Omaha 25 points total

Activity Events greater than 200 miles radius from Omaha 35 points total

L. Non Club Sponsor Activities:

The following rules apply:

2. Announcement. Announcement in the newsletter is not allowed. ***CCC UPDATE*** messages and the CCC Website

may NOT be used to convey changes and additional information.

ARTICLE V – AWARDS

SECTION 2 – ALL OTHER AWARDS

K. Bright Idea Award for the Best Damn Idea this year:

Bright Idea Award presented to a CCC member who came up with the “Best Damn Idea” for the club during the past year

which may not have otherwise existed. Winner to be selected by the previous year’s recipient.

ARTICLE VIII - GUIDELINES FOR CCC INTERNET E-MAIL MESSAGE DISTRIBUTION

SECTION 5 – SOCIAL MEDIA

ie. Face book – Twitter – Instagram Etc.

Messages may contain information that is relevant to, and in the best interests of, CCC and its Members; for example:

Event schedule changes, corrections, or cancellations

Deadline reminders for CCC or NCCC activities

Calls for volunteers for CCC activities

Notices to all Members pertaining to individual Members or their immediate families:

Special achievements, retirement celebrations, births, illnesses, deaths unless authorized by the BOD, the following types of

messages WILL NOT be distributed via CCC social media.

Jokes, cartoons, political commentary, discriminatory statements, religious or inspirational messages

Information, whether true or false, that is deemed by the BOD to be inappropriate

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Social Media will be monitored and maintained by –

Editor - master

Membership Director

Secretary

Any content that is deemed inappropriate will be deleted by the editor without notice.

ARTICLE IX - GUIDELINES FOR CCC CREDIT CARD PROCESSING

Credit card processing will be assigned to enable proper accounting of funds and charges.

All purchases will have an additional 3% fee to cover service charges.

Each accounting segment will be assigned their own code.

Personal cell phones and I pads will be used to make transactions.

The treasure will maintain a list of transaction codes.

Transaction code for – Secretary – Club merchandise

Transaction code for – Membership Director - membership dues.

Transaction code for - Competition Director – Sanctioned event fees.

Transaction code for – Social Director – Non-sanctioned event fees.

ARTICLE X - GUIDELINES FOR CCC CHARITY DISTRIBUTION

For the purpose of selecting Charitable Organizations for donations.

A committee of four members in good standing will be selected by the two members at large.

Any member can submit a recommendation to a Member at Large for a Charitable

Organization to be added to the list. This must be done by February 28.

This committee of six will meet in February and create a list of Charitable

Organizations and submit that list at the Board of Directors meeting in March.

From this list of Charitable Organizations, all members will select three at the General Meeting in March.

The Board of Directors will review the tally and determine the three Charitable

Organizations for funding for that calendar year. Any ties will be broken by a vote of the Board of Directors.

The fourth will be the National Corvette Council’s Charitable Organization for that calendar year.

The charitable funds collected thru various sources will be split between the four Charitable Organizations equally.

The Charitable Organizations selected will be announced at the April General meeting and in the newsletter.

Funds will be distributed by end of business year.

Proposed changes to Corporation Job descriptions

The following paragraph should be moved from the Treasurer to the Members at Large.

Maintain a list of all Corporation property. The list shall be updated whenever additional property is purchased or

acquired by any other means. Likewise, the list shall be updated whenever property is sold, consumed, destroyed,

discarded, or otherwise disposed of. The Members at Large shall schedule and oversee an annual inventory of

Corporation property and shall submit a corrected list to the Board at the April BOD meeting for review and

resolution of any discrepancies.

NOTE: Members at Large may delegate the responsibility for corporate property list maintenance to a designated

Quartermaster.

The two Members at Large will select a committee of four “members in good standing” to select the final four

charitable organizations that will receive donations from the list of organizations provided by the general

membership. (See ref: Article X – Guidelines for CCC Charity Distribution.

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Now that’s funny right there…

There I was or is it, Where was I?

My Rookie Year

I know it’s been a while since most of you had a rookie year or were a new Corvette owner so I thought I

would share mine. I learned many things during my rookie year in the CCC and racing NCCC. Mostly that the

weather rarely cooperates when you’re excited about driving your car. The St Patty’s Day parade got cancelled,

because apparently the tires and cold temps don’t mix. Who knew? Not this guy that’s for sure. Terri and I were

sick during the Contributor’s Rallye but no worry, it rained like hell that day anyway. I was unable to attend Don’s

driving school because we were out of town. Again, I was bummed and I don’t think I saw a single corvette until

the first race in Lincoln. No sweat though it was foggy and cold for the first race. I think the sun finally came out

and between dodging tornadoes in Bellevue and hail storms in Papillion two weeks later we managed to find

more than a few sunny warm days and got to enjoy some of the club’s events.

We bought our car in spring of 2016 and intended it to be only a “date car” for us. We didn’t really know

much about Corvettes yet and enjoyed the stock ride for that first summer. I know I started this by saying “we” as

I really wanted it for both of us but let’ be honest, I did most of the driving and by the time it was finally put it into

storage for the deep sleep of winter I think I put 5000miles on it. Now my Chevy pickup, which had never spent a

night out in the cold, was pushed aside and found itself third wheel out in the elements for the winter.

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During that first winter as I would walk through the garage to my pick-up, I’d see the cool car there with a

cover on it, lift the skirt to peak at it from time to time, run the engine, turn the tires, and then realize that a man

can really miss a car. Again, who knew?

I realized we needed some corvette friends so I would know who to go to for maintenance and

accessories in the local area. I finally found this club and being a typical male, afraid of commitment, I debated

spending the money to join the club. That was by far the best decision made in 2017. We were in good hands

with Chris Tooker and it all started with our first Meet & Greet last Feb, a meeting and O’Reilly’s World of Wheels

lead by Chris Tooker but this time he was wearing a green suit reminiscent of “The Riddler” from the original

Batman series. I quickly realized this bunch is full of the friendliest group of folks this side of the nut house.

About that time I started to notice what I liked and didn’t like about the car. Did I mention the car would

only be for date nights? Yeah right, commence with the upgrades! I’m a bit of an audiophile and noticed this

really cool car had a lousy sound system, so that was the first upgrade. I ripped out the entire interior and rebuilt

the sounds system from soup to nuts. I noticed the wheel paint was chipping and then realized it would look

better with drilled and slotted brake and rotors. Any performance benefits were bonus, not that “we” would

need them. Later in the summer came new chrome wheels and Borla exhaust system. The car was just too quiet

and I was very happy to realize Terri liked the new sound. YES!

As we were introduced at our first meeting Theresa Eller yelled at me from across the room and that

planted the first thought about racing this beautiful car. ”Nah, I don’t want to mess it up” I thought, “I really don’t

want to race it” I thought. Yeah right. Unfortunately, my medical issues now prohibit me from flying, something

I’d spent most my life learning and perfecting as my profession. I miss it every day, it’s a real bummer sometimes

but it didn’t take long to fill that void with racing. I learned a lot from the likes of Ray Kennedy, Larry Lichtenwald,

Don Angeroth and the lot. I learned Ray Kennedy will be off the track at least once every race, Ron Hernandez will

do a 360 with style, Tim Ogle can drive the hell out of his car and there are plenty of ladies that will give us men a

run for our money. These people will do anything for a fellow corvette owner. To my shock, Dave Hemphill even

loaned me a set of autocross tires one Sunday, when I got a screw in mine so I wouldn’t miss any events that day.

I raced that car all summer and into the fall. I found I craved it, looked

forward to the next race and lamented the ones early in the season that I elected not

to attend. There were times I was less interested in my time than making the corner

workers run. One time I even came to a dead stop, backed up went around the cone

and continued. Dummy! As I passed Kevin at the next corner I was laughing and

yelled, “You’re Welcome.” By the end of the season I had a blast, so much fun in fact

that I won rookie of the year. Yay Me! But that wasn’t the best part of the year. The best was the wonderful new

group of friends that I made in this marvelous club. You all are the reason that makes us want to come to the

socials, meetings, car shows, races, Summer Festival, etc. Terri has said more than once that she is glad I bought

that car and joining this club is a key part of that comment.

Somewhere in there Ron Hernandez nominated me for about 7 different club positions. I only have two

for the moment but he keeps trying. An old adage comes to mind, “Revenge is a dish best served cold.”

I still miss flying, I miss driving my car and can’t wait for those warmer days. This winter it’s new shocks

and sway bars as I look forward to another year with a great group of folks. It feels more like family than what I

thought a club would.

Thanks for a great year & Save the Wave,

Pete Fagan

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Winner’s Circle

CCC Annual Banquet 20 January 2018

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2017 CCC/NCCC

Points Leaders

(Those listed in the top 20 in NCCC points, will not be listed in the CCC points)

CCC MEMBER PNTS PNTS CCC MEMBER PNTS PNTS

# F NAME L NAME CCC NCCC # F NAME L NAME NCCC CCC

1 KATHY CASHELL 555 6 1 KATHY BRISBOIS 2110 365

2 BILL CASHELL 545 9 2 GARY BRISBOIS 2029 365

3 CAROLYN HORST 520 104 3 JOE ELLER 1369 100

4 GENE GAU 510 266 4 DON ANGEROTH 1332 185

5 KATHY GAU 455 274 5 TERESA ELLER 1247 130

6 JAYNE REIT 445 42 6 JONATHAN BROWN 1113 190

7 RAY ZIMMERMAN 445 33 7 RAY KENNEDY 1078 420

8 HOWARD RENSHAW 435 97 8 PETE FAGAN 948 250

9 JAYNE SAINZ 430 16 9 RANDY WILLIAMS 922 135

10 KEVIN REIT 415 156 10 RONALD HERNANDEZ 913 275

11 JAN RICHARDSON 410 172 11 LINDA WERCHAN 652 495

12 SAM DEPETRO 405 6 12 GARY MUNDORF 592 50

13 CAROLYN EDMUNDSON 400 12 13 JERRY KORALESKI 556 450

14 ROBERT EDMUNDSON 400 15 14 MARILYNN ANGEROTH 532 145

15 RICK HARSHBARGER 395 3 15 DAVE RICHARDSON 513 400

16 JODI DEPETRO 390 3 16 BEN WILLIAMS 488 0

17 JOAN HARSHBARGER 385 3 17 DAVE WILLIAMS 450 75

18 SHARON RENSHAW 385 13 18 DON BOWDEN 410 120

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19 JIM WALTON 355 3 19 GEORGE HORST 327 510

20 LINDA ADAMS 345 15 20 TIM OGLE 327 90

21 ALICE WILLIAMSEN 345 17 R 21 BILL ANDERSON (46) 327 185

22 NANCY ZIMMERMAN 345 14 22 CRAIG PANDIL 325 100

23 PAT SWIFT 340 3 23 JOHN SALMANS 316 290

24 SANDY SWIFT 340 3 24 KATHY GAU 274 455

25 KATHY KORALESKI 335 55 25 GINA OGLE 267 70

26 DALE WILLIAMSEN 335 17 26 GENE GAU 266 510

27 HARVEY LENERS 325 9 27 STEVE SKIDMORE 258 0

28 JO ANN LENERS 320 9 28 KEN BENA 244 115

29 CINDY THILTGEN 320 0 29 PATTIE BENA 214 100

30 ROBERT MARKWORTH 310 0 30 JAN RICHARDSON 172 410

31 BRENDA SALMANS 310 28 31 KEVIN REIT 156 415

32 PERRY DAWES 305 30 32 CHRIS TOOKER 154 285

33 BOB HEGWOOD 290 3 33 JULIE McLAUGHLIN 139 170

34 JOHN SALMANS 290 316 34 RON HUGHBANKS 125 190

35 BARB REDMOND 285 21 35 NICK GAU 106 250

36 BOB REDMOND 285 21 36 LAUREN KILLAM 104 10

37 CHRIS TOOKER 285 154 37 CAROLYN HORST 104 520

38 MARY HEGWOOD 260 0 38 CAROLE DEBUSE 104 220

39 LINDA DAWES 250 9 39 ANDREW SCHMIDT 101 50

40 NICK GAU 250 106 40 HOWARD RENSHAW 97 435

41 MIKE MANLY 250 9 41 JB BENEDICT 73 225

42 KIM HERNANDEZ 230 28 42 TRISTAN SIGGERS 70 0

43 JB BENEDICT 225 73 43 BILL PILGER 70 135

44 VICKI MANLY 225 9 44 DAVID FERGUSON 69 115

45 CAROLE DEBUSE 220 104 45 KAREN WILLIAMS 62 75

46 STEVE BRONNER 210 10 46 STEVE WRIGHT 57 170

47 ALLEN SOHL 210 0 47 KATHY KORALESKI 55 335

48 ERVIN GUNDERSON 205 0 48 JAYNE REIT 42 445

49 JANNETTE GUNDERSON 205 0 49 JOHNNY L WILLIAMS 38 85

50 BOB READE 205 35 50 JERRY BENEDICT 38 55

51 CAROLYN READE 205 0 51 JERRY NABHOLZ 36 30

52 NANCY BRONNER 200 9 52 BOB READE 35 205

53 LOUISE GAU 195 9 53 JON MANZ 35 50

54 CORK ADAMS 190 3 54 RAY ZIMMERMAN 33 445

55 TERRI FAGAN 190 15 55 RILEY PENTECOST 33 0

56 LINDA HUGHBANKS 190 0 56 ED OLSEN 33 115

57 RON HUGHBANKS 190 125 57 RON BOCKERMAN 32 70

58 BILL ANDERSON (46) 185 327 58 PERRY DAWES 30 305

59 PALMER SOHL 180 0 59 KATE LOECKE 29 40

60 CHERYL SONDYJ 180 0 60 BRENDA SALMANS 28 310

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61 GARY SONDYJ 180 0 61 KIM HERNANDEZ 28 230

62 JERRY McLAUGHLIN 170 3 62 COLE BENEDICT 27 15

63 JULIE McLAUGHLIN 170 139 63 NORA WRIGHT 26 150

64 STEVE WRIGHT 170 57 64 WILL BOCKERMAN 26 20

65 DICK MASON 160 0 65 BARB REDMOND 21 285

66 JAN MASON 160 0 66 BOB REDMOND 21 285

67 COLLEEN NORGARD 160 0 67 DENA GALLAGHER 20 0

68 RON NORGARD 150 3 68 JOHN TOOKER 19 0

69 NORA WRIGHT 150 26 69 PATRICE TOOKER 19 20

70 MARK DE LONG 145 0 70 MICHELLE BENEDICT 18 45

71 TOM HOREIS 145 0 71 ALICE WILLIAMSEN 17 345

72 DON PEERS 140 9 72 DALE WILLIAMSEN 17 335

73 PAM DE LONG 135 0 73 STEVE WALLING 16 20

74 BILL PILGER 135 70 74 JAYNE SAINZ 16 430

75 DAVID ECK 125 0 75 SHARI PENTECOST 16 0

76 KEN BENA 115 244 76 TERRI FAGAN 15 190

77 DAVID FERGUSON 115 69 77 ROBERT EDMUNDSON 15 400

78 ED OLSEN 115 33 78 KELLI BROWN 15 40

79 ROD PENNER 115 0 79 JIM BENEDICT 15 80

80 STEVE BAXTER 110 3 80 LINDA ADAMS 15 345

Events Posted for 2017

Event Activity or DATE REMARKS: Only events that you attended Points CCC

# Sanction Nos. 2017 will be posted in your results (NCCC are BOLD) Awarded ATT

1 CCC Approved Social 3-Jan Meet and Greet Social at Sortino's 10s 53

2 CCC Approved Event 14-Jan Annual Awards Banquet, & Jan General Meeting 10s 94

3 CCC Approved Social 22-Jan Play at Mahoney St Park and dinner to follow 10s 22

4 CCC Approved Social 5-Feb Super Bowl Party at Sortino's Pizza 20c/10s 28

5 CCC Approved Social 7-Feb Meet and Greet Social at Smitty's Garage 10s 41

6 CCC General Meeting 16-Feb CCC General Meeting for the month of February 10s 77

7 CCC Approved Social 24-Feb Work Melodrama at Sokol Hall 10w 13

8 CCC Approved Social 28-Feb Meet and Greet Social at Cilantro's 10s 39

9 CCC Approved Event 5-Mar Old Car Council Event in Lincoln 10w 6

10 CCC Approved Social 11-Mar Lunch at McAlisters Deli, for St Pats Celibration 10s 40

11 CCC General Meeting 16-Mar CCC General Meeting for the month of March 10s 86

12 CCC Approved Event 16/19-Mar 2017 WOW CCC Display 20c/15e/10w 63

13 CCC Approved Event 25-Mar CCC Attendees at WREG Banquet 25 SP 23

14 CCC Approved Social 28-Mar Meet and Greet Social at Catfish Lake, Bellevue 10s 44

15 MW-351,004,575,378 8/9-Apr MW Spring Fling, LS 1-14, Chicago Event Earned 2

16 CCC Approved Social 18-Apr Meet and Greet Social at Ragazzi's Pizza 10s 41

17 CCC General Meeting 20-Apr CCC General Meeting for the month of April 10s 88

18 CCC Approved Social 29-Apr Contributer Ralley and Srumble Inn Social 10 46

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19 SW-055,540 29/30 Apr Cowtown Vettes Event, LS 1-12, Ft Worth Texas Earned 3

20 CCC Approved Event 6-May Moving Vets Forward Display 15e/20c 70

21 CCC General Meeting 15-May CCC General Meeting for the month of May 10s 81

22 WR-095,192 20/21-May NE Cor Assoc SE Com Col LS 1-14, Lin NE Earned 27

23 WR-095-001 3-Jun Peers Auto Works, PC, Omaha NE Earned 47

24 CCC Approved Event 4-Jun Veterans Appreciation Day Display 15e/20c 42

25 WR-117-005 4-Jun MECC Spring Fling, PC, Mis Val IA Earned 6

26 CCC Approved Social 10-Jun Road Trip to Seward NE and social in York 10s 32

27 WR-117-006 10-Jun 10th Gateway to the West PC, Blair NE Earned 7

28 MW-278,464,522 10/11-Jun June Drivers Challenge, Rantoul ILL Earned 2

29 WR-099,208,268 10/11-Jun Racing KC 2017, LS 1-14, KC MI Earned 8

30 CCC General Meeting 15-Jun CCC General Meeting for the month of June 10s 94

31 WR-126,268 17/18-Jun Mac Event #1, LS 1-14, CB Iowa Earned 34

32 WR-056,022 24/25-Jun Chariton Airport Event, LS 1-14, Chariton IA Earned 10

33 CCC Approved Social 28-Jun Meet and Greet Social at Smitty's Garage 10s 35

34 MW-246,598,167 8/9-Jul The Heat is On, LS 1-14, Twin Lakes, WI Earned 2

35 WR-338,529 8/9-Jul West Region Fund Raiser, Lincoln NE Nat Grd Earned 34

36 CCC Approved Event 12/13-Jul Hot Summer Nights Special Event, SF S D. 25s 37

37 CCC Approved Event 13/16-Jul Black Hills Classic Road Trip, Spearfish SD 35s 3

38 CCC Approved Event 16-Jul H&H All Chevy Show, FTGOTC Display 15d 16

39 CCC General Meeting 20-Jul CCC General Meeting for the month of July 10s 99

40 WR-015-151 22/23-Jul Hawkeye Downs Event, LS-1-14, Cedar Rapids IA Earned 8

41 CCC Special Event 28/29-Jul Vettes in the Park Car Event, L Okoboji, 25s 2

42 CCC Approved Event 29-Jul Gretna Parade and Lunch to follow 15e/20c 42

43 CCC Approved Social 29-Jul Storm Chasers Baseball Game Social 10s 45

44 IN-115,121 29/30-Jul Grissem Aeroplex, LS 1-14, Peru IN Earned 2

45 CCC Approved Social 30-Jul/Aug-4 Road Less Traveled Colorado Trip, FTGOTC 20c/10s 23

46 WR-117-010 5-Aug MECC Yappi Pack PC and Dog show. NE HS Earned 3

47 MW-465,167 5/6-Aug Flying by Seat, LS 1-12, Crystal Lake, Il. Earned 2

48 CCC Approved Social 16-Aug Theatre Organ Concert at Bob Markworth's 10s 45

49 CCC General Meeting 17-Aug CCC General Meeting for the month of August 10s 93

50 CCC Approved Social 18/19-Aug CCC Road Trip Cruise to Harchelroad Chevy 10s 30

51 CCC Approved Event 20-Aug Church of the Masters Car Show 15e/20c 58

52 NCCC Convention 20/25-Aug National Convention, REG,PC,LS,HS, BG KY Earned 4

53 CCC Approved Social 23-Aug Meet & Greet & Car Show at McAlister's Deli 10s 41

54 CCC Approved Social 30-Aug Meet & Greet at Cilantro's Restaurant 10s 49

55 CCC Approved Event 2-Sep CCC SF PC, Non Sanctioned car show 15e/20c 43

56 CCC Approved Social 2-Sep CCC SF Sat Night Social, Omaha NE 10s/20c 97

57 WR-523,529 2/3-Sep CCC SF, 7LS,7HS,at RPM, Pacific Junct, IA Earned 45

58 WR-117-007 3-Sep MECC PC, Bennington Car Show Earned 9

59 WR-095,268,338 4-Sep CCC SF, MT1,MT2,BD,RD,GR,CR1,CR2, RPM IA Earned 68

60 CCC Approved Social 10-Sep Mary our Queen Festival Car Show 15e/20c 30

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61 CCC Approved Event 11-Sep MVF Car Show & Meet & Greet, Smittys Garage 15/e/20c 37

62 CCC Approved Event 15-Sep Durham Museum Display, Omaha NE 15e 27

63 CCC Approved Event 16-Sep Sid Dillon Car Show Club Display 15e/20c 28

64 WR-022,463 16-Sep Eddyville Raceway LS 1-7, Oskaloosa IA Earned 1

65 MW-470,522 16/17-Sep Route 66 Event, 14 LS, St Charles, MO Earned 4

66 CCC General Meeting 21-Sep General Meeting for the month of September 10s 85

67 WR-040-208 23/24-Sep Lincoln Event #2, 14 LS, ANG Air Port Earned 34

68 CCC Approved Social 30-Sep Ft Atkinson Surfside Club Registration Social 10s 39

69 MW-205 30Sep/1Oct MWR An Fraiser Event, LS 1-10, Rantoul Ill. Earned 4

70 WR-117-009 7-Oct MECC Cars on Campus Con, MCC Omaha NE Earned 2

71 MW-351,135,575,004 7/8-Oct Tire Rack Event, LS 1-14, South Bend IN Earned 2

72 CCC Approved Event 10-Oct SAC Museum Car Show 15e/20c 19

73 CCC Approved Social 10/13-Oct Amana Colonies and Galena Road Trip 10s 32

74 CCC Approved Event 13/15-Oct Annual Fall Color Run Special Event Road Trip 25s 6

75 WR-128,268 14/15-Oct Lincoln Event #3, 14 LS, ANG Air Port Earned 26

76 CCC General Meeting 19-Oct CCC General Meeting for the month of October 10s 71

77 CCC Approved Social 20-Oct Stein Night at German American Society 10s 15

78 CCC Approved Social 21-Oct Indoor Picnic & Movie at the Gau's L D Garage 10s 50

79 IN-080,125,133 21/22-Oct Great Pumpkin Event, GR,PR,LS 1-12, Gris IN Earned 2

80 CCC Approved Social 24-Oct Ragazzi's Pizza M&G Social 20c/10s 34

81 SW-468-248-577 4/5-Nov OKC November Blast Earned 2

82 CCC Approved Social 5-Nov Bellevue Little Theatre Social & Dinner Cat Lake 10s 36

83 CCC Approved Event 11-Nov Bellevue Veterans Parade and lunch at Tuffy's 20c/15p/10s 57

84 CCC General Meeting 16-Nov CCC General Meeting for the month of November 10s 93

85 SW-540,074 18/19-Nov Autocross Scramble, 14 LS, Min Wells, TX Earned 2

86 CCC Approved Social 2-Dec Toys for Tots & Mini Christmas Tree soc, Casc 10s 81

87 CCC Approved Social 10-Dec Candy Wrapping at Clancy's & Meet & Greet 20c/10s 44

88 CCC General Meeting 21-Dec CCC General Meeting for the month of December 10s 49

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Happy Birthday

Feb 1st Ron Hernandez

Feb 2nd Patricia Hopes

Feb 3rd Pam De Long

Rebecca Rutherford

Feb 4th Steve Baxter

Carol Cartwright

Connie Howdle

John Salmans

Feb 6th Bob Redmond

Feb 8th Jolene Jankowski

Mike Wilwerding

Feb 10th Shirley Anderson

Marilynn Angeroth

Mary Wolfe

Feb 12th Tim Meschede

Feb 14th John Cooper

Kenneth Miller

Feb 15th Carole DeBuse

Feb 16th Linda Cahill

Nancy Mundorf

Sharon Smith

Feb 18th Tony Novotny

Feb 19th Johnny Lynn Williams

Feb 21st Michael Campbell

Feb 22nd Carmen Bracken

David Franc

Feb 23rd Dian Kellogg

Linda Wilder

Sally Zimmerman

Feb 24th Jonathan Darling

Feb 25th Kate Loecke

Feb 28th Dena Gallagher

Diane Neumann

Feb 29th Elaine Mossman (No, not this year,

Sorry Elaine)

Mar 1st Bill Cashell

Mar 2nd Gary Ferguson

Al Jankowski

Mar 3rd Pam Aldinger

Joann Leners

Mar 4th Anna Siggers

Mar 5th Caleb Crew

Jan Richardson

Pat Swift

Mar 6th Don Angeroth

Garry Brisbois

Chris Tooker

Mar 7th Betty Guy

Mar 8th Madalyn Brisbois

Mar 9th JB Benedict

Linda Dawes

Dan O’Donnell

Mar 10th Ryan Gallagher

Ron Norgard

Richard Roenfled

Mar 11th Billy Leonard

Gloria Yerger

Mar 12th Jerry Bendict

Jay Beergmeier

Ginny Franksmann

Mar 13th Andrew Sshmidt

Mar 14th Linda Benham

Lisa Schraeder

Mar 17th Perry Dawes

Mar 18th Al Franksmann

Denise Silverman

Mar 19th Scott Darling

Rick Harshbarger

Mar 22nd Paul Bahannon

John Milota

Mar 23rd John Tooker

Mar 25th Erv Gunderson

Mar 28th Laura Novoa

Mar 30th Bryan Newton

Mar 31st Nancy Ahl

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For Sale

2004 Commemorative Edition Z06, Fully

Prepped Race car Contact Erv at 402-616-4646

Engine:

DRM Built LS3 Forged/Fresh (Still Has Break In oil)

Melling Performance Oil Pump

Race Series Rod

JE Pistons

LS3 Throttle Body

ARE Dry Pump

Suspension:

ZR1 Uprights - All Four Corners

Mono Ball Suspension

Doug Rippie Custom Coil-Over Shocks w/Hyper Coil Springs

T-1 Anti-Sway Bars

SKF Race Hubs – All Four Corners

Brakes:

AP Racing Pro 5000 Front Calipers

AP Racing Endurance Rotors (J Hooks)

AP Racing Sprint Rear Calipers w/ Front Sized Rotors

DRM Front Brake Ducts

Transmission/Diff:

Lever V T56 Transmission from RPM

Stage 2 Diff, C6 Z06 Left/Right Axle Micro Polished Gears

Heavy Duty Clutches & Springs (Gear Ratio 3.42)

C6 Z06 Pinion Supports

Qualfe Torque Biasing Diff (Upgrade)

Cooling:

Ron Davis Racing Radiator with oil cooler

DRM Diff and Transmission Coolers

Safety/Interior:

DRM 6 Point Roll Cage (Nasa/SCCA)

Fire Suppression System

NRG Quick Release Hub and Steering Wheel

Custom Aluminum Door Panels

Battery Shut-Off Switch

Cool Suit with Flow Control

Oil Temp/Oil Pressure/Water Temp Gauges (Mounted in

Dash)

Battery Relocated to Rear of Car

Optic Armor Plexiglas Windshield and Rear Windows

Aero:

ACP Front Bumper and Splitter

Carbon Fiber Under tray

Custom Carbon Fiber World Challenge Vented Hood

Frame Mounted ARP Carbon Fiber Wing

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C7 - Platinum Level Contributors

Huber Chevrolet http://www.hubercars.net/

Harchelroad Motors, Inc. http://www.harchelroadmotors.com/

Gregg Young Chevrolet http://www.gychevy.com/

Beardmore Chevrolet http://www.beardmorechevy.com/

Sid Dillion Chevrolet http://www.siddillongm.com/

McAlister's Deli www.mcalistersdeli.com

Chris Tooker, CFP®

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management www.fa.ml.com/ctooker

Smitty's Garage Burgers & Beer - Omaha Dodge https://www.facebook.com/garageomahadodge/

Service One https://www.serviceone.com/

Owner's Pride Detailing http://www.ownersprideclub.com/

Executive Auto Shippers https://executiveautoshippers.com/

CCC Contributors

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Parker’s Smokehouse

www.ParkersSmokeHouse.com

Peers Auto Works

www.PeersAutoworks.com

Predator Custom Trailer & Motor Coaches

www.mypredatortrailer.com

Quaker Steak & Lube, Council Bluffs

http://thelube.com/locations/iowa/council-

bluffs/

Ragazzi's Pizza

http://www.ragazzi-pizza.com

R&G Service Center

www.RandGServiceCenter.com

Smitty's Garage Burger & Beer

www.eatatthegarage.com

Stumble Inn

https://www.natesstumbleinn.com

Village Inn Twin Creek Bellevue

http://www.villageinn.com/locations/110857

Wheelin’ n Dealin’ Band

barrykeysbassdrums.wix.com/wndband

402-659-3587

Plea se show your appreciation

C6 - Gold Level Contributors

Auto Trim Design

www.AutoTrimDesign.net

Bruno’s Auto Works

www.BrunosAutoworks.com

Breeze Catchers

http://stores.ebay.com/Breeze-Catchers-Net

Cascio's Steak House

http://www.casciossteakhouse.com/

Center Trophy Company

www.centertrophy.com

Certified Transmission

www.CertifiedTransmission.com

Cilantro’s Mexican Bar & Grill

www.CilantrosOmaha.com

Clancy’s Pub

www.clancysomaha.com

HS Automotive

http://www.facebook.com/HsAutomotiveA

ndDyno

JIKOH Manufacturing Inc.

http://www.jikohmfg.com/

Lions Automotive Upholstery

http://lionsauto.com

Lyle’s Tires & Wheels

www.LylesTire.com