The Vette Set Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. News Volume 53 Issue 6 April 2016

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1 2016 Officers President Vicki Ury (719) st Vice President Brian Dahl (719) nd Vice President Jeff Scott Secretary/Editor Gwenda Valentine (719) Treasurer Paul Thompson (719) Governor Lorren Loewen (719) BOARD MEMBERS Lynn Wittrock (719) Tom Hoeppner Roger Miller Walt Jenkins (719) Archive Custodian Charlie Boland Webmaster Walt Jenkins Assistant Webmaster TJ Larson NCM Representative Barrett Benson click here for map John Ames Steve Bello Barrett Benson Bochnak, Winnie Charlie Boland Joy Boland Chris Capshaw Gail Creighbaum Jane Creighbaum Curry, Mike Brian Dahl Terry Darby Darrell Dearman Roxann Derman Mike Dittman Diana Dittman Brian Dougherty The Vette Set Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. News Volume 53 Issue 6 April 2016 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 7, 2016 Meeting Location Daniels Long 670 Automotive Dr Colorado Springs, CO Members Present at the March Meeting Pam Scott Jerry Fox John Gue Curtis Haynes Lisa Haynes Tom Hoeppner Barb Hoeppner Joe Horvath Tom Jackson Karen Jackson Walt Jenkins Nancy Jenkins Chuck Johnson Gaylord Klessig Bob Litten Lorren Loewen click here for map After the April Meeting Join us for dinner, dessert, or just drinks! Paravicini s 2802 W. Colorado Ave Colorado Springs, CO Laurie Loewen Dan McCarty Jan McCarty Rick Mendoza Roger Miller Kitty Divis Bob Miskowitch Jim Nile Judy Nile Ric Noring Pete Olejnik Alta Olejnik Jerry Phillips Denise Phillips Ann Prescott Hello Corvette Enthusiast, If you can t smoke the tires at will from a 60 MPH rolling start, your engine needs more work. If you can, you need better tires and your suspension needs more work. Board Meetings Meetings are held the Tuesday prior to the business meeting. The next board meeting: Tuesday April 5-7:00 pm Host change Jeff Scott 811 N. Hancock Colorado Springs, CO (The chairperson for each event should attend the board meeting prior to their event.) Rick Prescott Carol Reel Nick Renfro Bob Ribisi Alan Russ Joyce Russ Dan Russell Belinda Russell Michael Sabo Jeff Scott Liz Scott Bub Silvers Anne Silvers Anita Smith Steve Smith Guests Present Name Corvette Meetings Attended Sponsor Mark & (Michelle) Black 2015 Z51 3-Nov/Feb/Mar Bud Silvers Warren Saunders 2015 Z51 3-Sep/Dec/Mar Darrell Dearman Ron Ronco 69 Red Coupe 2-Feb/Mar John Ames Mike Trees 06 Silver Conv 2-Feb/Mar Jeff Scott James Southwell 2-Feb/Mar Duane Back Michael Southwell 2-Feb/Mar Vicki Ury Carol Schumaker 14 Red Conv 2-Sep/Mar Rick Mendoza Larry Harlim 67 Grey Cpe 1-Mar Larry Valentine Ted Severn 12 Crstl Red GS 1-Mar Brian Dahl Mike Allbery 1977 Black 1-Mar Liz Scott Pete Claus/Susan Gamson 16 Red Z06 1-Mar Gail Creighbaum Jerry Stermer Diane Stermer Pat Strauch Melvin Swindale Paul Thompson Wayne Umland Susan Umland David Ury Phyllis Ury Tom Ury Vicki Ury Larry Valentine Gwenda Valentine Craig Wisniewski Lynn Wittrock Ron Wynn Page 1 of 10

2 March Meeting Minutes The March meeting was called to order at 7:01 p.m. by President Vicki Ury. Treasurer s Report Paul Thompson reported on the current funds available. February Meeting Minutes After a couple of corrections were noted, the February meeting minutes were approved as printed in the March newsletter. CSCC Charity Check Presentation Alta Olejnik presents a $900 check to Eddie Bracken, representative of Black Forest Together, our 2016 designated charity. The $900 represents 1/3 of CSCC renewal dues. New Fleet Manager Mike Neufeld announced his promotion to Commercial Sales and Fleet Manager for Daniels Long Chevrolet. Not to worry, though. Mike will still be doing Corvette retail sales and he remains our Corvette liaison. Mike gives thoughtful and special attention to our Club members that some of us never hear about. Thank you, Mike, and congratulations. Guests were introduced by Jeff Scott. Two new members were voted in. Welcome Mark (Michelle) Black, and Warren Saunders. New Cars - Upgrades & Misc News Carol Reel has a new 2016 yellow Z06 in her garage. Also Hoosier slicks 18 and 19 if anyone is interested in them. Tom Ury reported an incident of rounding a curve, running over fallen rocks on snowy night, causing immediate oil loss. In less than 15 seconds, just time to pull over and shut off engine, the engine was toast. Happy ending, insurance is covering cost of engine replacement, but fair warning, the engines of today allow for no forgiveness time in loss of oil. Pat Strauch shared an evening out opportunity with free tickets for band performance at Stargazers Theatre March 18. Long time member Bob Braidwood plays in the Collective Groove Band. Another club member, Jim Mesite also plays in a regularly performing band. Prospective member Mike Southwell offered several factory Corvette service manuals he and his father have gathered. Specifically, he has C-5, C-4, and 89 ZR-1, and others. He will bring some to the next meeting for anyone interested. 2 nd CSCC Autocross Timing Training Walt Jenkins and Lorren Loewen put on an outstanding 2 nd training. With Tom Ury s documentation, and only a little review and tweaking, our new trainees are ready for the autocross racing season. Our club member volunteers are key to putting on great events. Merchandise Update New members were encouraged to check out the CSCC merchandise inventory, including shirts, hats, and sweatshirts. Museum Update: Barrett Benson reported the 2017 Grand Sport will be on display at the National Corvette Museum April Bash. Other things to be offered are restoration of a Corvette damaged in the sink hole, car care and maintenance. It will be a great time to visit the museum. Volunteers Needed As we prepare for the busy sanctioned event season, all events need volunteers, for a couple of hours, half a day, or all day. If interested, ask for specifics on each opportunity. Club Trailer - One such need is two to three club members with a truck to move the Club trailer back and forth from the Corvette Center to PPIR. Waiver Signing All entrants to our autocrosses must sign an NCCC insurance waiver. A couple of people are needed at each event at PPIR. Other opportunities, Tech Inspection; posting run times, registration Rocky Mountain Region Update Governor Lorren Loewen reported on his attendance at the NCCC National Governor s meeting February in St. Louis, MO. The Rocky Mt Region donated $1,000 to FCOA Future Corvette Owners. The Families Helping Families program is being introduced. There have been some changes to leadership at the national level. The National Charity Director position is open. Walt Jenkins was named IT Director. Congratulations, Walt. NCCC has selected three choices for a national charity: Lyons Club International, Shriners, and St Judes. There will be a straw vote at the April meeting to identify CSCC members choice. Standing Rules Annual Review Tom Hoeppner reported that with a couple of month s notice, nothing was submitted as suggested changes to be considered for the Standing Rules annual review. The review is thus closed. CSCC Facebook - Tom Hoeppner reported, in light of technology changes, visits to Facebook have decreased significantly, and it seems to just be a duplication of what is already available on the webpage. As Facebook Czar, Tom presented the option to the Board to discontinue CSCC Facebook. The Board agreed. With a majority straw vote of members in attendance, the Facebook will be terminated. Much thanks to Tom Hoeppner for faithfully managing the Facebook for the past several years. Upcoming Events Check the Events Calendar on the webpage for even more events, specific information, updates, and online registration. March 12 St Patrick s Parade Rocky Mt Region Banquet March 17 Pre Tech Night at Valentine s April 3 CWCC Fruita, CO Autocross April 10 SCCC Pueblo Motorsports Park May 14 CSCC Fun In the Sun Car Show Judged car show/ric Noring & Joel Midkiff May 21 Cone Zone Driver s School and autocross July autocrosses July Black Hills Corvette Classic July NCCC Convention; Roar into Omaha. Walt Jenkins will be coordinating list of CSCC members and caravan plans. There are already 19 registered. Door prize winners: Susan Umland, Judy Nile, Joe Horvath, Denise Phillips, and Jane Creighbaum. Thanks to Daniels Long Chevrolet for the door prizes. Brian Dahl also donated some coveted Super Bowl 50 shirts. 50/50 Drawing- Collected $182- $91 goes to General Fund, $91 won by Nancy Jenkins. Good News/Bad News Suitcase - After putting off the return of the suitcase by Bob Balink for two months due to snow affected meeting attendance, the suitcase finally came up for bid. With several people bidding, Curtis Haynes was the grand winner with a bid of $75. The suitcase will be returned for another round of bidding at the May meeting. The meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m. and everyone pitched in to stack the chairs. Page 2 of 10

3 April Calendar Sun Apr 3 CWCC 3-Low Speed Autocrosses - Fruita, CO Tue Apr 5 CSCC Board Meeting Jeff Scott s Thu Apr 7 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet Sun Apr 10 SCCC Pueblo Motorsports Autocross Pueblo, CO Fri Apr 15 CSCC Newsletter Deadline secretary@coloradospringscorvetteclub.org Fri-Sun Apr National NCCC Governors Meeting St. Louis, MO Tue May 3 CSCC Board Meeting Tom Hoeppner s Thu May 5 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet Calendar dates as of March 15, For the latest updates, flyers, and pictures, check out events on our webpage: Community Events/National Interests May 1, The Rocky Mountain Nova Club is proud to present its 21st Annual "Great Machine" Car, at Arapahoe Park (44th & Indiana) in Golden, CO; Click here for more information June 5, rd Annual Colorado Concours D Elegance and Exotic Sports Car Show Arapahoe Community College July Black Hills Corvette Classic - July NCCC National Convention Omaha, NE CSCC members planning to roar into Omaha = 9 cars so far Walt Jenkins is coordinating count for CSCC, contact waltjenkins@comcast.net September 7 13 Vettes and Jets on the Lex Chris Capshaw will be coordinating this trip for interested CSCC members CSCC Adopt-A-Highway The CSCC Adopt-A-Highway trash pickup day was held on Saturday, March 5 th at our stretch of Hwy We had a great turnout of 24 people, enabling us to complete the mile-long section in exactly one hour. That has to be some kind of record. 16 of us retired to Sarge s for the usual great breakfast. Thanks so much for those who volunteered their time for this worthy project. Mike Curry, John Williams, Roger Miller, Diana Dittman, Rick & Ann Prescott, Bob Balink, Chris Capshaw, Joe Horvath, Tom Ury, St Patrick s Day Parade Whether you were observing or participating Saturday, March 12 th was a wonderful day for the Saint Patrick s Day parade. The weather was terrific and there was plenty going on downtown at and around Acacia Park. The club had 7 cars participate in the parade. It was warm, so the one hour wait to join the parade just allowed time to socialize and get to know each other better. The crowd enjoyed the Corvettes; lots of cheers and requests to rev your engine. It was a great way to spend part of St. Patty s Day. The 7 cars span 40 years of Corvette evolutions from '75 - '15. '75 C3 Rick Mendoza '81 C3 Jim Zajicek '85 C4 Kelly Zajicek '04 C5 Philip Moore '06 C6 Thomas Lynch '14 C7 Wayne & Susan Umland '15 C7 Warren Saunders. Larry and Gwenda Valentine, Roger Grace, Pete and Alta Olejnik, Dave and Phyllis Ury, Nick Renfro, Tom Lynch, Jim and Judy Nile, Mark Hauschild, Laurie Loewen, and Jeff Scott. Page 3 of 10

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5 The February NCCC governors meeting was called to order by Dave Heinemann. The meeting began with the Pledge of Allegiance, something that's not done often enough. The next order of business was the introductions of new and old regional and national officers. Dave announced the appointments for NCCC Standing Committees and the Social Media and IT Directors which, included our own Walt Jenkins as the new IT Director. Congratulations Walt! The national officers reports included an update on the 2016 Convention, "Roar Into Omaha". There are approximately 250 members signed up for the convention at this time. According the convention chairs everything is on schedule and they are looking forward to a great week of fun and camaraderie. I hope a lot of our members take advantage of a convention that is so close to home. The NCCC is seeking a national charity to which the proceeds from the car raffle will go. During the April club meeting our members need to decide between the Lions Club, Shiners or Saint Jude as which charity the club would like to see as the NCCC charity. These three charities were the final choices of the selection committee out of sixteen submitted. It is the presidents desire to have input from all the clubs rather than just the NCCC officers having the say. The NCCC is also seeking a Director of Charity if anyone is interested in a position at the national level. There was discussion on the Families Helping Families program. This program is being set up to assist members when traveling that may need some sort of assistance whether it be need of a mechanic, place to stay or just advice. Members are encouraged to go on the NCCC web site and sign up for the program. Walt Jenkins gave a check to Pat Kelly, Director of FCOA, on behalf of the Rocky Mountain Region for $1, as a donation to the Future Corvette Owners Association. I hope to have lots of new information and updates from the NCCC after the governor's meeting in April. By Lorren Loewen Families Helping Families A new NCCC initiated program for NCCC members. We would like this program to be available for use by all current NCCC members. If you are traveling and something would happen to you or your car, wouldn t it be better to have a fellow NCCC member to help you out instead of a stranger? To make this program successful, we will need to enlist your Club and Region s assistance. Each Region Executive is asked to forward this information to each of the Governors in their region to sign up at least two or more club members from each individual club to be on the contact list. We hope out of each club member that signs up, we would have someone that has mechanical knowledge, someone with a trailer, someone with a spare bed and if someone wanted to stop and have a cup of coffee and conversation that we have someone sign up for just that. If you decide to sign up, then you have agreed to provide assistance for free to help a fellow NCCC member. You have made a commitment to respond as soon as you can or to find someone else who can. We don t want someone to wait for hours just because it may be in the middle of the night. If it is you needing help, you would want someone to respond as quickly as possible. We would hope that the person receiving assistance would offer some type of appreciation, maybe help with gas money or even lunch. This list will not be used for outside Solicitations or Distribution. It is to be used for NCCC member assistance. Please do not use this list to ask about what tires to buy or if you are looking for a particular part unless you have broken down and this is the kind of assistance you need. Do not make a mailing list for solicitations or jokes from this list. Please utilize this list for the purpose for which it was created. Each member of NCCC will be informed on how to access this list by information provided by the club s governor. A separate form will be used for you to volunteer and that can be found on the NCCC web site below. The information you provide will be in a secure non-publicly linked, password-protected area. The password will change once a year (minimum). We ask that the Family Helping Family form or information on the form be sent to the Director of Public Relations who will manage the program; Denny Luther can be reached at address PublicRelations@corvettesnccc.com or cell phone number Page 5 of 10

6 March 12, 2016 marked the official beginning of the 2016 Rocky Mt Region event season. Attending from the Colorado Springs Corvette Club were: Wayne and Susan Umland, Walt and Nancy Jenkins, Tom and Vicki Ury, Larry and Gwenda Valentine, Don and Cindy McCoy, Roger Miller and Kitty Divis, and Jeff and Gina McCutcheon. The usual rowdy competitive group was represented by members from all clubs in the region. The event was highlighted with good food, a video of the past year events throughout the region, and the awards presentation for the top 15 in both men s and ladies classes. Following the awards, all enjoyed a fun time at the Casino game tables, topped off with prizes for those holding the winning tickets at the end of the evening. Most held out until the prize give-away at 10:30 p.m. CSCC Members Placing in the Top 15 Regional Autocross Points 1st Lorren Loewen 2nd Laurie Loewen 2nd Roger Miller 3rd Vicki Ury 6th Tom Ury 4th Shauna Hall 8th Walt Jenkins 6th Kitty Divis 9th John Ames 9th Anne Lewis 11th Jeff McCutcheon 12th Juanita Bochnak 12th David Hall 13th Gwenda Valentine 15th Cindy McCoy Top Regional Sanctioned Event Workers Top Men s Tom Hoeppner Top Ladies Gwenda Valentine Top Regional Car Show Points Top Regional Rally Points Men s Tom Hanon Top Ladies Juanita Bochnak Top Men s Lorren Loewen Top Ladies Laurie Loewen For full list of standings: Thanks to the 2015 Regional Officers for putting on a great event! Pete Urenda Walt Jenkins Wayne Umland Barb Zornes Cindy Urenda Walt Jenkins Executive Competition Director Membership Director Treasurer Secretary Webmaster The Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc Page 6 of 10

7 CSCC Autocross Season Pre-tech night Autocross season is upon us. March 17th marked a true garage night with 11 cars rotating in and out for the pre-technical inspection of their Corvettes. For their efforts, the drivers streamline their tech inspection at each Rocky Mt Region autocross event. CSCC members, prospective members, and other club guests gathered for the event, totaling 25 gathered around Corvettes and food. Thanks to Vicki Ury and Gwenda Valentine for providing the garage snacks. Those attending: John Ames, Steve & Anita Smith, Charlie Boland, Dave & Phyllis Ury, Wayne & Susan Umland, John Gue, Jerry fox, Carol Reel, Tom & Vicki Ury, Tom & Barb Hoeppner, Larry & Gwenda Valentine, prospective members Ron Ronco, Mark Black and son Dillon, Mike Southwell & JT Southwell, and TORCA club members, Randy & Barb Zornes, and Lorren Loewen. Get to Know Your Fellow Members An Interview with Jerry and Kathy Ludke By Diana Dittman How long have you been a CSCC member 5 years, joined January 2011 What Corvette(s) do you currently own? Currently own a 2006, have owned a 1996 and a Marital Status? Been married for 47 years. How did you meet? They met their senior year in high school at a dance. Then they dated on and off for 6 years after that. Where are you from? They grew up in Minneapolis, MN. Employment? They are both retired. Jerry retired from Colorado Springs Utilities. He also worked for the State of Colorado, El Paso county, Digital (here and in Seattle), Winnebago in Iowa, and Lawn and Garden business in Wisconsin. Kathy was an administrative assistant for St. Francis of Assisi Parish for 22 years. Kids? They have 2 daughters. One lives in Colorado Springs and the other lives in Monument. They have 2 grandkids, a boy and a girl. Favorite club activity? Jerry s favorite is autocrossing. Kathy likes the car shows and charity events. Hobbies? They both like to go camping and like traveling. Jerry likes Corvette activities and Kathy goes to the gym regularly and is involved with the grandkids. What is the best vacation you ever took? They took a 20 day river cruise in Europe going from Budapest to Amsterdam. Also in 2012, they did a long road trip in their Corvette to Maine and back with stops in between, 5,600 total miles. What is your dream corvette? A 1962 How did your love of Corvettes come about? Jerry says he always wanted a Corvette. In 1999 he drove by the Chevy dealer in Canon City and saw the 96 parked there. He liked it, went back and bought it. Anything else you would like to add? Jerry enjoys the camaraderie during the autocrosses. He says it is fun to test your driving skills and to see what the car can do. Thanks for the interview Jerry and Kathy! Page 7 of 10

8 Barrett Benson Corvettemuseum.org YOUR REAR END AND MORE Your Rear End: In old days (the 60 s for me), there much was to-do about rear end differential gear ratios. Having only 2 (automatic) 3, or 4 speeds to deal with, the final drive ratio (number of engine turns per one revolution of the wheel) became a huge deal. Most of us were into drag racing at the time and to get the most power out of your car you want the engine red line to max out just after you hit the timing lights ¼ mile down the road. Some of the numbers from the factory were 356 s or 3.56:1, 411 s or 4.11 to 1, and the real hard core guys had 456 s and 513 s. This is the numbers you hear on some the music of that era. If you had the high ratios, you could expect very lousy gas mileage on the highway and maybe 4000 RPM or higher at freeway speeds. Today s cars are usually in the low 3 s because we have more speeds in the transmission that can allow for low RPM s in high gears and still have the first 4 gears for max power delivery. Just imagine you are driving in 3 rd or 4 th gear in your C7 all the time on the freeway. I do love technology. Center Caps: One of our members submitted this tip, especially for those of you with late model Corvettes: On many cars, the center cap on your factory aluminum wheels is loose and can spin and rattle a little. If you have one of these, they can easily fall off, and they are not cheap to replace. A quick fix is to take the cap off by carefully prying it off and wrapping it with a single layer of electrical tape and reinstalling it. Tom Ury CORVETTE PRESERVATION & 2017 GRAND SPORT PRESERVATION When you visit the National Corvette Museum you ll enjoy viewing both permanent and shortterm displays. Currently the Museum is remodeling an area for a new permanent display, dedicated to the care and maintenance of its extensive Corvette collection. You can watch the 1962 black sinkhole roadster being restored, or observe historic icons being maintained and preserved. Also, the new Maintenance and Preservation area will host seminars and training classes on Corvette care, maintenance and basic mechanics. GRAND SPORT The new 2017 Corvette Stingray Grand Sport (GS) was introduced to the public on March 2 nd at Geneva, Switzerland s International Motor Show. In the USA, the 2017 GS will be revealed at the Museum s Michelin Bash on April th. The Grand Sport combines lightweight architecture, a track-honed aerodynamics package, Michelin tires and a naturally aspirated engine. Corvette engineers adapted the chassis tuning, upgraded cooling systems, and performance technologies of Corvette s Z06 to give the GS a capability commensurate with its racing-derived history. For the first time, buyers can equip the GS with the Z07 performance package to add carbon-ceramic brakes, Michelin Sport Cup 2 summer tires, and the down-force carbon-fiber aero package, producing a potent track Corvette. Available as both convertible and coupe, the GS features specific front fender inserts, a Z06 style grille and wider rear fenders, and hash-mark front fender stripes in 6 colors. A GS Collector Edition will be available later in the model year, sporting an exclusive Watkins Glen Gray Metallic exterior with Tension Blue hash-mark graphics, satin black full length stripes, black wheels and a unique Tension Blue full leather and suede-wrapped interior. NOTE: I ll have $10 raffle tickets at the April meeting for a 2016 Torch Red convertible offered by the Museum; drawing April 30 th at the Michelin Bash. Page 8 of 10

9 Colorado Springs Corvette Club Sponsored By Phil Long s Daniels Long Chevrolet Community Partner Since 1929 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. Want to Advertise? If you are a member of the Colorado Springs Corvette Club, you may place a personal For Sale ad in the VETTE SET at no charge to you. The cost of advertising for business ads for nonmembers are below and members receive a 20% discount or two months free when they purchase one full year. Business Card $10.00/month 1 / 4 page $15.00/ month 1 / 2 page $20.00/month $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. 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 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 . Mike Neufeld Daniels Long Sales Consultant mneufeld@phillong.com Page 9 of 10

10 Distribution List To send an to the entire club click below: All new members are added to the list using their address from the Club roster. For questions about the distribution list, contact: Etiquette Please keep content specific to Club related items or Corvettes. The By-laws state Misuse of the CSCC website, website , or distribution , 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 . 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. - The Vette Set Volume 53 Issue 6 April Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. P.O. Box 1986 Colorado Springs, CO We re on the Web! Visit our Sponsor Daniels Long Chevrolet Page 10 of 10