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The Vette Set Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. News
Volume 54 Issue 6 April 2017
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86 Members Present at the March Meeting
Guests Present
Name Corvette Meetings Attended Sponsor
Scott & Gail Applekamp ’64 Resto & ’72 Coupe 2-Feb/Mar Larry Valentine
Tim & Lisa Ferrell 1992 C4 Coupe 2-Feb/Mar Joel Midkiff
Thomas Trinidad 2010 Silver ZR1 2-Feb/Mar Boyce Greenard
Tad Brown Blue C7 Coupe 2-Feb/Mar Gerry/ Kathy Turner
Jim Bartelson 1985 Bronze C4 2-Feb/Mar Jim Beatty
Keith Cross (Annette) 2014 White Conv 2-Nov/Mar Carol Shumaker
Mike Eustace 61,63,769,78,96 2-Dec/Mar Chris Capshaw
Bob Balink James Beatty Eric Beatty Steve Bello Barrett Benson David Browning Chris Capshaw Pete Claus Elaine Collins Tim Collins Gail Creighbaum Jane Creighbaum Gary Crumb Mike Curry Brian Dahl Darrell Dearman Diana Dittman
Mike Dittman Brian Dougherty Kerry Ferguson Sheri Ferguson Jerry Fox Susan Garrison Roger Grace Boyce Greenard David Hall Shauna Hall Tom Hanon Paul Hasty Curtis Haynes Lisa Haynes Tom Hoeppner Barb Hoeppner Karen Jackson
Tom Jackson Walt Jenkins Nancy Jenkins Charles Johnson Kea Kercheval Woody Kercheval Pete Kulzer TJ Larson Donna Larson Bob Litten Lorren Loewen Laurie Loewen Delbert Marcum Dan McCann Rick Mendoza Danny Miller Roger Miller
2017 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] Jeff Scott 719-447-1379 [email protected]
Archive Custodian Charlie Boland [email protected]
Webmaster Walt Jenkins [email protected] Assistant Webmaster TJ Larson [email protected] NCM Representative Barrett Benson [email protected]
Rob Miskowitch Mike Neufeld Pete Olejnik Alta Olejnik Jerry Phillips Denice Phillips Tom Phillips Troy Pracht Richard Prescott Nick Renfro Brent Renholm Caryn Renholm Alan Russ Joyce Russ Michael Sabo Bob Sanders Liz Scott
Jeff Scott Anita Smith Steve Smith JD Southwell Jerry Stermer Diane Stermer Paul Thompson Wayne Umland Susan Umland Dave Ury Phyllis Ury Tom Ury Vicki Ury Gwenda Valentine Larry Valentine Michael Walker Lynn Wittrock Ron Wynn
“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 April 6, 2016
Meeting Location Daniels Long
670 Automotive Dr Colorado Springs, CO
719-632-5591
After the April Meeting Join us for dinner, dessert, or just drinks!
Hello Corvette Enthusiast,
“Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass. It’s about learning to dance in the rain.”
Board Meetings
Meetings are held the Tuesday prior to the business meeting.
The next board meeting:
Tuesday April 4 - 7:00 pm
Host – Steve Smith 12085 Sylvan Meadow Colorado Springs, CO
(The chairperson for each event should attend the board meeting prior to their event.)
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Black Bear Diner 1340 W Garden of the Gods Rd
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March Meeting Minutes The March meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Vicki Ury. Treasurer’s Report –Treasurer Anita
Smith reported on the current funds available. Members were asked to check the online member roster to make sure their information is correct. Pictures can be added to the roster. February Meeting Minutes –The minutes
were approved as printed in the March newsletter. Past Event Reports See articles and
pictures of events represented in the newsletter. Guests were introduced by Chris
Capshaw. There were no new members voted in. CSCC Charity Donation – After having
been postponed due to snowy January and February meetings, the presentation of an $891 donation to the National Mill Dog Rescue was formalized. The actual funds were donated earlier to capitalize on a matching funds donation from the National organization, making the CSCC donation worth $1782. Laurie Loewen who nominated the Mill Dog Rescue to be our 2017 selected charity makes the presentation. New Cars, Upgrades, and Miscellaneous
JD Southwell knows of a 1969 T-Top 427
4-speed for sale. Anyone interested contact JD. Tom Ury is now the expert on
replacing an inner fender piece on a C-7. Seems their C-7 tangled with a pylon last season, pointing out, yet again, that Vicki was driving. Anyone suffering the same fate, contact Tom for expert advice. Mike Sabo knows of a set of new, original,
unused knock-off wheels for a 1964. Probably costly, but if you are in the market, contact Mike Sabo. Centerfold – National Corvette Museum-
Bob Balink shared pictures of his Corvette selected to be the centerfold in the NCM magazine. Congratulations to Bob for being selected. See picture in this newsletter.
Museum Update – Barrett Benson shared
information about upcoming events and raffles at the National Corvette Museum. Purchasing a new Corvette and taking the Buyers Tour will get you a birth certificate for your car. Upcoming Events – Lorren Loewen
referred members to his monthly email and report of Rocky Mountain Region sanctioned events and CSCC activities already scheduled. The Rocky Mt Region has submitted a bid for the 2019 NCCC Convention. Events will be centered in and-around the Denver area. Check the Events Calendar on the webpage for even more events, specific information, updates, and online registration. April 23 – Cone Zone Autocross School and 2 autocrosses – PPIR May 13 – Fun in the Sun Concours Car Show – Corvette Center
May 30 – June 6 Route 66 Trip – Bob
Sanders shared information and invitation to join a group traveling Route 66 with stop in Bowling Green for Museum and factory tour. See Flyer. Contact Bob if interested. Planning Ahead to 2018……
Ron Wynn introduced a trip opportunity for September 20-23, 2018 to Corvette Funfest in Effington, IL. A planned 8-day round trip, Ron and Debbie are the organizers. See contact information on calendar page of this newsletter. Contact Ron Wynn if interested and get added to the trip email group. Door prize winners: Donated this month
by Daniels Long, Joyce Russ, and Delbert Marcum with winners: Curtis Haynes, Mike Sabo, Larry Valentine, Tom Hoeppner, James Beatty, Boyce Greenard, and Bob Litten.
Also donated by Paul Thompson were 3 Corvette books, available for a donation to the Christmas Basket Fund.
50/50 Drawing- Collected $230;-$115
goes to General Fund, $115 won by Woody Kercheval.
Good News/Bad News Suitcase – Bob
Balink returns the suitcase in April.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:50 pm.
Dear Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Thank you for your generous $891 donation to National Mill Dog Rescue on 1/11/2017. Your gift is being put to good use for the rescue and care of the dogs we save; and for the programs that help us educate the public about the commercial dog breeding industry. Lifetimes of misery are transformed in an instant when we lift these courageous survivors out of their cages and into our arms for a trip home to freedom. Despite the suffering they have endured, we find they are amazingly resilient. Within a short time, they learn to trust our loving touch. After that, it isn’t before they are ready to become treasured family pets. Since 2007, donations like yours have helped us save thousands of mill dogs and accomplish much, much more. Thank you again for supporting our mission. Our gratitude is truly immeasurable. Sincerely, Theresa Strader Founder/Executive Director [email protected]
Corvette Books for Donation
CORVETTE – 50
TH ANNIVERSARY
By The Auto Editors of Consumer Guide This book highlights the Corvette from inception to the 50
th Anniversary edition.
There are over 1000 photographs of Corvettes, a great conversation piece. CORVETTE – 50 YEARS
By Randy Leffingwell Author Randy Leffingwell traveled across the USA to photograph rare, unseen Corvettes for this book. CORVETTE – An American Classic
By Dan Lyons and John F. Katz This lavish book tells the story of the Corvette, from the trailblazers of 1953 through the gorgeous C5.
***The price of each book starts at a $10.00 donation.
All proceeds will be donated to the CSCC Christmas Basket Fund 2017
If interested contact Vicki Ury at [email protected] or 719-596-5549. Books donated by Paul Thompson.
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April Calendar Tue Apr 4 CSCC Board Meeting – Roger Miller Thu Apr 6 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet Sun Apr 9 CWCC 4 Low Speed Autocrosses Fruita, CO Wed Apr 12 Newsletter deadline [email protected] Sun Apr 23 CSCC Cone Zone Drivers School and 2 Autocrosses PPIR – Tom & Vicki Ury Tue May 2 CSCC Board Meeting – Steve Smith Thu May 4 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet
Fri-Sat May5-7 NCCC Nat’l Governor’s Meeting St. Louis, MO Sat May 13 CSCC Fun in the Sun Concours Car Show Corvette Center – Nick Renfro
Calendar dates as of March 19, 2017. For the latest updates, flyers, and pictures, check out events on our webpage: www.coloradospringscorvetteclub.org
CSCC Sanctioned
Events
April 23 Cone Zone Driver’s School
2 afternoon Autocrosses Online Registration
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May 13
25th
Annual Fun in the Sun Concours Car Show Online Registration
Click Here
Trip Organizers will set up an email group of those expressing interest. Future communication regarding individual trips will then be through the specific trip email group.
May 30-June 6, 2017
Route 66 Road Trip If interested or for more details
Contact: Bob Sanders 719-649-3459
June 23-25, 2017
Ouray Getaway Road Cruise If interested or for more details
Contact: Chris Capshaw 719-440-9039
July 12-July 15, 2017
46th
Annual Black Hills Corvette Classic
Spearfish, SD
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September 17-23, 2018
Corvette Funfest Effingham, IL
If interested or for more details Contact: Ron & Debbie Wynn
719-337-9211 [email protected]
Click Here for 2017 Flyer
NCM Magazine
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CONCOURS PREPARED GROUP CLASSES:
Nearly Perfect, Rarely Driven, Engine is judged STREET SHOW GROUP CLASSES:
Driven Some, Engine is judged RACE PREPARED CLASS:
Race Car CUSTOM GROUP CLASSES:
More than 15 visible changes, Rarely Driven, Engine is judged
WASH & SHOW GROUP CLASSES:
Driven Frequently, Engine is not judged MODIFIED GROUP CLASSES
Nearly Perfect, Rarely Driven, Engine is judged, 4 to 15 visible changes EXHIBITION CLASS Display only, not judged, entry fee charged
CONCOURS CLASSES for May 13 Car Show
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Garage Night February 15 - Fargos A great night for socializing and driving a Corvette brought out 46 members and guests for pizza. Just guessing, there were more than 15 Corvettes in the parking lot. Those attending: Dan & Jan McCarty, JD Southwell, Lynn Wittrock, Dave & Phyllis Ury, Pete Kulzer, John Ames, Tom & Vicki Ury, Steve & Anita Smith, Skip Seiling & Reta Rogers, Jeff & Liz Scott, Tom & Karen Jackson, Tom Hoeppner, Brent & Caryn Renholm and family, Melvin & Patti Swindale, Larry & Gwenda Valentine, Dick Ary, Mike Walker, prospective members Tim & Lisa Ferrell, Mark & Michelle Black, Darrell & Roxann Dearman and son, Mike & Winnie Bochnak, Steve Bello and son-in-law from Norway, Curtis & Lisa Haynes, Rick & Ann Prescott, Rick Mendoza and Carol Shumaker.
For putting together a quick and easy night out for our Corvettes, thanks goes to Tom Ury.
CSCC Highway Cleanup On Saturday March 11 nineteen hardy folks showed up to participate in the quarterly community service highway cleanup on South 85/87. Thanks to all who helped. Tom Ury, Roger Miller, Rick Prescott, Brent & Caryn Renholm, David Hall, Nick Renfro, Mike Curry, David Ury, Woody & Kea
Kercheval, Mike & Diana Dittman, Jim & Judy Nile, Alta & Pete Olejnik, John Williams, and Loewen Lorren.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade By Chris Capshaw On a blustery March 11
th, our club was well represented in the Colorado Springs annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Eight Corvettes
and their Irish- for- the- day occupants were all shined up and adorned in green Irish regalia. While our wannabe Leprechauns awaited the signal to proceed, they were busy speaking enthusiastically to the innumerable people passing by who stopped, and admired America’s only true sports car. The signal eventually came so we all formed up, and proceeded down the parade route where we were greeted by thousands of adoring fans. All along the route the smiles, screams, and applause increased as the RPMs approached the red line. A big thank you goes out to Carol Reel, and Rick Mendoza for doing the heavy lifting for this event, as well as: Chris and Jonathan Capshaw, Doug Cox, Tanya Hrabal, Thomas Lynch, Phillip Moore, Patty Strauch, and James and Kelly Zajicek.
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Get to Know Your Fellow Members
An Interview with Jerry & Denise Phillips By Diana Dittman
How long have you been a CSCC member? Since October 1984
What Corvette(s) do you currently own?
A 2004 Commemorative LeMans Edition Convertible; In the past a 1975 coupe, a 1974 coupe, a 1972 convertible, a 1986 Convertible.
Marital Status? Been married for 34
years How did you meet? They met each other
while working at the Broadmoor Hotel. Jerry kept flirting with Denise while she worked in purchasing. At the time, Jerry was going through a divorce and Denise thought he was still married so she thought he was a “slime-ball”. When he would come around, she would go hide somewhere. They finally went out for drinks and Jerry convinced Denise to date him. Their first date was going to the Doobie Brothers concert at Red Rocks. Where are you from? Jerry was born in
Indiana and lived there for 16 years in a town between Hammond and Gary. Then his family moved to Colorado since his brother was stationed at Fort Carson. Denise’s Dad was in the Air Force so they moved around. She was born in Arkansas, lived in Alaska, North Dakota, Germany, back to North Dakota, then to Florida. Her Dad wanted to retire there. She went to high school in Florida. Then her family moved to Colorado.
Employment? Jerry recently retired (in
February) as the mechanical manager from the Broadmoor Hotel. He was there for 40 years. He was in the Navy for 4 years right out of high school. He then started college after that while also working at the Broadmoor. Denise also has a career at the Broadmoor Hotel. She has been there for 37 years. She started as an assistant purchasing agent. Then she was an administrative assistant in the engineering department for 20 years. She is currently an executive administrative assistant. Kids? They have 2 daughters and 2 grandchildren. Jennifer is 32, and married to a soldier. They have 2 kids, a boy, Conner who is 7 and a girl Aubrey who is 3. Jennifer is very involved in PTA and Conners school. They live in Georgia. Amy, their other daughter is 29 and is a mental health technician at Cedar Springs in Colorado Springs. She works with kids between the ages of 7-17. (Bless her heart!!) Pets? They have a dog named Tucker
who is 4 years old and a Havenese mix. Favorite club activity? The car rally’s
and eating out!! Hobbies? Denise enjoys needlework and
reading. Jerry’s hobbies include the Corvette and computers. Now that he is retired, he says he will get more hobbies since he will have more time! What is the best vacation you ever took? Several trips come to mind. Right
before they were married, they took a road trip to San Diego in the 1975 Corvette. They stopped in Pagosa Springs to see Jerry’s Grandparents and right outside of Pagosa the Corvette broke down so he had to call his Grandfather to help him come and fix it on the side of the road. Then Jerry was determined to drive all the way to San Diego in one shot. They made it to about 20 miles outside of San Diego
when he just couldn’t make it anymore and had to stop and rest. They also enjoyed a vacation to Cancun with their daughters. Another trip was to Italy in 2014 with members of their family including daughter Amy, Denise’s Mom, her 2 brothers, sister in law and her parents. They are also looking forward to an island beach vacation to St. Lucia in April of this year. What is your dream corvette? Jerry’s is a
1971 LT1 convertible Brands Hatch green with saddle interior. Denise’s is a 1963 split window in blue or black (something that goes with her hair she says). How did your love of Corvettes come about? Jerry has loved Corvettes since
when he was a kid. He painted his Stingray bike a Corvette blue. Denise said she married into it. Anything else you would like to add?
They absolutely love the club and the people. They have met some of their best friends from the club. Thanks for the interview Jerry and Denise.
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Auto-crossing
What You Need To Know It’s the start of another season of Corvette activities - starting Sunday April 23 with our CSCC sponsored Cone Zone Autocross School in the morning and two NCCC sanctioned Autocrosses in the afternoon. Then followed by the 25
th Annual Fun in the Sun
Concours Car Show Saturday May 13.
The autocross school offers the only training class for beginners this year, so if you’re thinking of trying auto crossing, or just want to experience the dynamics of your car, this is it. Information from the September 2016 newsletter: “The club has several helmets for use on race day or one can be purchased for as low as $130. It must be SNELL DOT approved and be built less than 10 years ago. You also must wear closed-toe shoes. If you’re still reading, it’s now time to prep for your first autocross. You must have your car inspected “Tech’d” prior to the drivers meeting. You will need to be there early to walk and memorize the course, get registered, get tech’d, and prep your car. Tech inspection is easy. You need brakes, tires, tight lug nuts, and a tight battery to name a few things. You can learn the rest after your head stops spinning. Car prep, basically, is cleaning out everything that can dislodge. For cars prior to the C5, I recommend you add 4 or 5 pounds of air to your tires to help keep them on the wheels.” For more information, please refer to my tech article published in the club’s newsletter from September 2016.
At the autocross, if you don’t have a race number, you will be assigned one (3 digits). If you’d like a two digit number that is good for the entire race year, and you’re an NCCC member, go to http://www.rmrnccc.org, then click on Competition; Race Number List. Once there, choose any number that is NOT assigned between 16 and 99. The first 15 numbers are for last year’s points winners. After picking your number, go back one screen and select “Race Number Request” - just log in with your NCCC (RM-183-…) number and zip code, and finish the request form. If you wish to purchase removable numbers for the races visit www.soloperformance.com. Numbers must be contrasting in color and at least 6" high, both sides of the car. We usually set up the course the previous afternoon, in case you want to come down and get involved. At the race, you can travel at any speed you want around the course, from slow to really fast—your choice. My preference is to go fast enough that my heart beats out of my chest at the end of it, but that’s just me. If you would like to write an article, or have suggestions for one, contact me at [email protected]. Tom Ury
Barrett Benson [email protected] Corvettemuseum.org
1-800-538-3883
SINKHOLE 3RD ANNIVERSARY
Can you believe it? Three years+ ago, February 12th
, a
sinkhole opened inside the NCM’s Skydome in the early morning hours and swallowed 8 Corvettes. Fortunately, as staff and visitors weren’t present, the Corvettes and building were the only things damaged. The National Corvette Museum is commemorating the Anniversary by restoring the 1962 black roadster on-site. On February 9
th the ’62 was moved from the Skydome to the
garage bay, where restoration will bring it back to “better than ever.” Museum visitors will be able to view real-time restoration by looking through the garage bay windows, watching Dan Decker do his magic. If you want to see the work from home, tune in Facebook and YouTube where you can choose from a number of videos and enjoy updates and progress reports.
NOTE During your visit to the Museum, you can see the newest exhibit,
4 Rare Colored Corvettes featuring stock shades you don’t see every day:
■ 1982 Silver Green (1 of 123)
■ 1996 Dark Purple Metallic (1 of 320)
■ 1960 Cascade Green (1 of 140)
■ 1969 Monaco Orange
RAFFLE At the April meeting I’ll have $10 tickets for a 2017 Torch Red Stingray convertible, to be drawn April 29
th.
Concours Car Show
What You Need To Know
The Fun-In-The-Sun Concours Car Show is the only show
that is judged for cleanliness in the four- state Region, so here is your impetus to get your car really clean for the upcoming season. The show is for Corvettes only and Corvette people and families, and is not advertised to anyone else. For more information, refer to the clubs newsletter from May 2016 which specifically addresses how this show works and what is judged. Odd Household Tip: Need to reach way-in to light the pilot
light on your hot water heater or gas fireplace and don’t have your blowtorch handy? You can light the end of a piece of raw spaghetti and reach way in with it. Don’t get it wet or it won’t be worth a wet noodle. When done with the pasta, stick a few through 1” long hot dog and boil them for 10 minutes—the grandkids will love it, especially served on last month’s pizza pan.
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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,
Brad Steuert, General Manager Daniels Long Chevrolet 719-228-3528
Phil Long’s
Daniels Long Chevrolet Community Partner Since 1929
With over 18 years in the auto industry and Corvette Certified, Mike welcomes your questions or requests for Corvette or other car specials.
To be added to his contact list for regular updates call him directly, or contact him by email.
Mike Neufeld Daniels Long Sales Consultant
Non-member – Car for sale
Advertising
$100/month
For website and newsletter advertising (Newsletter deadline – 10th of the month)
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The Vette Set Volume 54 Issue 6 April 2017
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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www.coloradospringscorvetteclub.org
Visit our Sponsor – Daniels Long Chevrolet
www.danielslong.com
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P.O. Box 1986
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
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