The Vette Set Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. News Volume 54 Issue 5 March 2017

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1 2017 Officers President Vicki Ury (719) st Vice President Steve Smith (719) The Vette Set Colorado Springs Corvette Club, Inc. News Volume 54 Issue 5 March 2017 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. 2 nd Vice President Chris Capshaw capshaw1@comcast.net Secretary/Editor Gwenda Valentine (719) gwenda.valentine@icloud.com Treasurer Anita Smith (719) anita@sunsetdreamhomes.com Governor Lorren Loewen (719) lorren.loewen@gmail.com BOARD MEMBERS Walt Jenkins (719) waltjenkins@comcast.net Roger Miller boilermaker1968@yahoo.com Meeting Information Monthly business meetings are scheduled the first Thursday of the month. The next meeting: 7:00 P.M. Thursday March 2, 2016 Meeting Location Daniels Long 670 Automotive Dr Colorado Springs, CO click here for map After the March Meeting Join us for dinner, dessert, or just drinks! BJ s Brewery University Village 5150 N. Nevada Ave click here for map Hello Corvette Enthusiast, The difference between School and life is in School you learn a lesson then get tested. In life, you get tested then learn the lesson. Board Meetings Meetings are held the Tuesday prior to the business meeting. The next board meeting: Tuesday February 28-7:00 pm Host Lorren Loewen 1115 Valley St (The chairperson for each event should attend the board meeting prior to their event.) Lynn Wittrock (719) wittrocklynn@yahoo.com Jeff Scott tom.hoeppner@gmail.com Archive Custodian Charlie Boland cmjoyboland@yahoo.com Webmaster Walt Jenkins waltjenkins@comcast.net Assistant Webmaster TJ Larson stwizard@hotmail.com NCM Representative Barrett Benson bsqaured@q.com Don Adametz Bob Balink James Beatty Barrett Benson Winnie Bochnak Charlie Boland Joy Boland Chris Capshaw Brian Dahl Terry Darby 50 Members Present at the February Meeting Darrell Dearman Roxann Dearman Brian Dougherty Pam Dougherty Jerry Fox Steve Gums Angela Gums Johnny Harris Tom Hoeppner Barb Hoeppner Walt Jenkins Nancy Jenkins Charles Johnson Bob Knowles Lorren Loewen Laurie Loewen Joel Midkiff Mike Neufeld Jerry Phillips Denice Phillips Guests Present Name Corvette Meetings Attended Sponsor Kerry Ferguson (& Sheri) Red C7 Coupe 3-Aug/Sep/Feb Liz Scott Eric Beatty Red C4 Coupe 3-Aug/Nov/Feb James Beatty Thomas Trinidad 2010 Silver ZR1 1-Feb Tom Phillips Kathy Phillips Nick Renfro Michael Sabo Bob Sanders Liz Scott Jeff Scott Anita Smith Steve Smith Paul Thompson Gerry Turner Kathy Turner Tom Ury Gwenda Valentine Larry Valentine Michael Walker Colleen Williams John Williams Lynn Wittrock Ron Wynn Tad Brown Blue C7 Coupe 1-Feb Gerry/ Kathy Turner Jim Bartelson 1985 Bronze C4 1-Feb Jim Beatty Tim & Lisa Ferrell 1992 C4 Coupe 1-Feb Joel Midkiff Scott & Gail Applekamp 64 Resto & 72 Coupe 1-Feb Larry Valentine Page 1 of 10

2 February Meeting Minutes The February meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by 1 st Vice President Steve Smith. Treasurer s Report Treasurer Anita Smith reported on the current funds available. January Meeting Minutes There were no additions or deletions to the January meeting minutes. The minutes were approved as printed in the February newsletter. More thank you letters received from Christmas Basket families were passed around for members to read. Thinking Ahead Nick Renfro, chairperson for the Fun in the Sun Concours Car Show scheduled May 13, got a head start on rallying the troops for several volunteer positions for the event, including judges. Opportunities to sign up will be available at the next couple of meetings. Past Event Reports Members reported on recent events. See articles, results and pictures of most events represented in the newsletter. Rocky Mountain Region 2016 Awards Presentation The Rocky Mountain Region recognizes top finishers in autocross, car show, rally, and volunteer. Instead of an annual banquet held in the Denver area, the Regional Officers decided to have the top finishers recognized at their own club functions. Our club function happened to be in February, a cold and in some areas, a treacherous drive on a Thursday night Club meeting. However, with only a few of the top finishers present, the awards presentation took place and all of the winners deserve the recognition. They represented the Colorado Springs Corvette Club all year long at both CSCC events and events throughout the state. They do it for the love of the sport and the camaraderie with fellow Corvette enthusiasts. Some received certificates, some awarded jackets of their choosing. So, in the absence of the hoopla they deserved we say Top Club in the Region Colorado Springs Corvette Club Recognizing Top 15 Finishers Men 1 st Lorren Loewen 2 nd Roger Miller 3 rd Walt Jenkins 5 th Steve Smith 7 th Tom Ury 14 th Doug Cox 15 th John Ames Women 1 st Kitty Divis 2 nd Laurie Loewen 4 rd Vicki Ury 5th Anita Smith 7 th Tanya cox 10 th Shauna Hall 13 th Cindy McCoy Men s Car Show Tom Hanon Women s Car Show Carol Schumaker Men s Rally Roger Miller Women s Rally Kitty Divis Top Men s Volunteer Tom Hoeppner A lot more CSCC members participated throughout the 2016 season. See full Regional results for 2016 at 2016 Regional Championship Results Guests were introduced by Chris Capshaw. New members voted in were Kerry & Sheri Ferguson, and Eric Beatty. Museum Update Barrett Benson shared information about upcoming events and raffles at the National Corvette Museum. Upcoming Events Lorren Loewen referred members to his monthly and report of Rocky Mountain Region sanctioned events and CSCC activities already scheduled. Check the Events Calendar on the webpage for even more events, specific information, updates, and online registration. March 11 Adopt-a-Highway. CSCC member volunteer opportunity 9:00 11:00AM; See calendar for last minute details March 11 St Patrick s Day Parade RSVP with Carol Reel. 8 cars needed. 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. Door prize winners: Donated this month by Daniels Long with winners: Steve Smith, Jeff Scott, and Darrell Dearman. Auction Item New members Steve and Angela Gums donated 4 sets of 4 box seat tickets with parking passes for the March 4 Nuggets game to be auctioned off. The tickets, a $300 value for 4 tickets, auctioned off for $25/ticket. Two sets went immediately. (By the morning after the club meeting all sets were sold). Thank you to the Gums for their generous donation that amounted to $ /50 Drawing- Collected $134;-$67 goes to General Fund, $67 won by Jerry Fox. Good News/Bad News Suitcase After a month delay due to weather, Tom Phillips returned the suitcase. With a winning bid of $60, Bob Balink made quite the production of opening the suitcase and sharing the contents that were well worth his $60 bid. Bob returns the suitcase in April. CSCC Non-Sanctioned Activity Procedure Steve Smith skimmed over the idea of handling the non-sanctioned activities, but due to the time, referred members to the copy in the February newsletter. If any questions, contact Steve Smith. The meeting was adjourned at 8:02 pm. Page 2 of 10

3 March Calendar Fri-Sun Feb National Governor s Meeting St Louis, MO Tue Feb 28 CSCC Board Meeting Lorren Loewen Thu Mar 2 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet Sat Mar 11 CSCC Highway Beautification Community Project Tom Ury Sat Mar 11 CSCC St. Patrick s Day Parade 12:00 p.m. Carol Reel Wed Mar 15 CSCC Newsletter deadline secretary@coloradospringscorvetteclub.org Sat Mar 18 Rocky Mt. Regional Governor s Meeting Walt Jenkins Tue Apr 4 CSCC Board Meeting Roger Miller Thu Apr 6 7 pm CSCC Club Meeting (6:30 for merchandise sales) Daniels Long Chevrolet Calendar dates as of February 10, For the latest updates, flyers, and pictures, check out events on our webpage: March 11 CSCC Adopt-a-Highway Cleanup 9-11 a.m. The Highway Beautification Program (Adopt-A-Highway) is scheduled for Saturday March 11th, at 9:00 am. We will meet at the Conoco gas station at 5510 Highway 85 and Main Street in Security, on the southwest side of the intersection - there is plenty of parking. See more details & update online. The St. Patrick s Day Parade is just around the corner! This year's parade date is Saturday, March 11, 2017 starting at 12:00 noon. There are openings for 8 sleek and shiny Corvettes to represent the Colorado Springs Corvette Club. The parade takes place on Tejon St., heading south from St. Vrain to Vermijo. Staging information will be ed to the driver's as soon as Carol receives them. Get your shamrocks, 4-leaf clovers, bagpipes and Green on! Please respond by if you want to drive in the parade. Carol Reel caroler7@comcast.net 2017 Calendar CSCC Sanctioned Events & CSCC Activities (Revised) Date Event Number of Sanctions Chair Co-Chair April 23 rd CSCC Cone Zone Autocross 2 Tom Ury Vicki Ury May 13 th CSCC Fun In The Sun Concours Car Show 1 Nick Renfro Gary Crumb June 23 rd, 24 th, 25 th - CSCC Ouray Corvette Get-Away - Chris Capshaw June 30 th Corvette Birthday Drive Your Corvette to Work - Tom Ury July 16 th CSCC Heat Rash Autocross 3 Roger Miller, Steve Smith, Darrell Dearman, David Hall July 22 nd CSCC Pikes Peak Cruise - Chris Capshaw July 27 th CSCC Night at the Sky Sox - Chris Capshaw July 30 th CSCC Nancy & Walt Jenkins Home Nancy Jenkins Vicki Ury August 12 th CSCC Daniels Long Dealer Appreciation Car Show 1 Dan McCarty Jan McCarty September 16 th CSCC Pagosa Springs Rallye & Car Show 2 Tom & Barb Hoeppner / Alan & Joyce Russ September 21 st CSCC Color Cruise - Chris Capshaw September 23 rd - CSCC Color Cruise - Chris Capshaw October 1 st CSCC Fall Autocross 3 Anita Smith, Phyllis Ury, Roxann Dearman, Tanya Cox October 21 st or 28 th CSCC Vettes & Vampires Golf Classic - Tom Ury Vicki Ury November 5 th - CSCC S No Flakes Rallye 2 Rick Prescott Tom Hoeppner December 9 th - CSCC Christmas Food Baskets - Karen Powell December 14 th CSCC Christmas Party - Vicki Ury Barb Hoeppner Page 3 of 10

4 Dub Bridge Party The 13th annual CSCC Dub Bridge party was held on Saturday, Jan.28, 2017 at the home of Wally & JoAnn Bochnak. 30 CSCC members attended. We all enjoyed the delicious snacks and Small- talk before the game started. "Thanks" to all who attended and I hope everyone had a good time. 1st Place-each received a $15 gift card to Red Robin and a trophy, 2nd Place-each received $15 gift card to Chili's or On The Border, Low Scorers-each received a $10 gift card to Chick-Fil-A and a trophy. Two women tied for second (Barb H. & Winnie B) Barb won by a high card draw. Second tie was by the Men (Walt J. & Tom U.) Walt won 1st Place by high card draw. Doors prizes were given out. Laurie Loewen was the winner of a special door prize--a piece of stained glass donated by Wally & JoAnn Bochnak. A special "thank you" goes to Wally & JoAnn Bochnak for allowing us to host this event again at their home and for donating some of the door prizes and the stained glass piece. 1st- High Woman--Nancy Rahne st-High Man--Walt Jenkins nd -High Woman--Barb Hoeppner nd-High Man--Tom Ury-1250 Low Woman-- Diana Dittman-560 Low Man --Lorren Loewen-820 Members attending: Paul & Nancy Rahne, Pete & Alta Olejnik, Dave & Phyllis Ury, Walt & Nancy Jenkins, Mike & Diana Dittman, Tom Ury, Lorren & Laurie Loewen, Dan & Jan McCarty, Tom & Barb Hoeppner, Steve & Anita Smith, Larry & Gwenda Valentine, David & Shauna Hall, John Ames, Jeremy & Jessica Eldridge, Roger Miller & Kitty Divis, Mike & Winnie Bochnak, and the home hosts Wally & Joann Bochnak. Grand door prize winner Laurie Loewen; Thanks Wally! Route 66 Road Trip by Bob Sanders May 30 - June 6, 2017 I am planning a Corvette road trip along route 66 for the most part, from Colorado Springs, through Albuquerque to Bowling Green, KY. Contact Information: If you are interested in going on this trip, contact Bob Sanders by phone or furyous3@msn.com Bob Sanders will set up an group of those expressing interest. Future communication regarding this trip opportunity will be through the Road Trip group. The trip will start in Colorado Springs on May 30 and return on June 6 th. The route follows I-25 to Albuquerque, then east to the American Singing Highway, and on to Tucumcari, NM. After an overnight stay at the Blue Swallow Motel, we will continue through Texas stopping at the Cadillac Ranch, through Oklahoma and on to Nashville, TN. We will tour the Corvette factory followed by a 4 lap run on their racetrack, then on to the Corvette Museum the following day. We will retrace our route on the return trip visiting other sites. We will stay at Route 66 historical motels, visit interesting auto related sites along the way, and enjoy good eateries. Some examples include: The Blue Swallow Motel Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, TX Route 66 Museum American Pickers store in Nashville, TN Note the Factory tour will be closed in June for a remodel with no future date or renewed tours. This trip may be the best opportunity to enjoy an automotive history tour this year. Page 4 of 10

5 Where Are All The Corvettes? Where is the Chevy Corvette most popular, both in the USA and around the world? We created an info-graphic by collecting data about Corvette owners shopping for replacement parts - and we have an answer! According to our data, the largest number of Corvettes is in Texas, Florida, California, and New York. However, on a per-capita basis, we found that Corvettes are quite popular in Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, and South Carolina, among others. What's perhaps most interesting is that Corvettes are immensely popular in Florida - both on a total volume basis and on a per capita basis! Looking outside the USA, there are a great number of Corvette owners in Brazil, Mexico, and Germany, as well as a sizable number of Corvettes in the Middle East - Iraq, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Who would have guessed that the Corvette - an American icon - would be popular amongst drivers in the Middle East? Not us! To view original online - Which States Have the Most Corvettes Top 10 US States In Terms of Total Corvette Population Repair Part Search Date Tells Us Where the Corvettes are Cruising Did You Know? V8 engines have been the only option for the Corvette since The fastest Corvette ever a 1968 LT-2 went 0-60 in 2.8 seconds. The first Corvette didn t have exterior door handles. You had to reach inside the car to open the door! The Corvette is the longest running, continuously produced sports car in the world. Page 5 of 10

6 Top 10 US States By Per Capita Corvette Population Countries Where People Have Corvettes Page 6 of 10

7 Get to Know Your Fellow Members An Interview with Joel and Laura Midkiff By Diana Dittman How long have you been a CSCC member? Since October of 2009 What Corvette(s) do you currently own? th Anniversary Convertible; previously owned a 1966, 1972, and 1989 Marital Status? Been married for 47 years How did you meet? The first time they met was in 7 th grade. Joel went with a friend to a church social and Laura was there. His friend was interested in her friend so they all ended up playing pool together. The next time they saw each other was when they were seniors in high school, then seniors in college. They started dating and 3 months later got married. Joel had asked Laura to go to Florida for spring break and Laura said that there was no way her folks would let her go. So Joel then suggested they get married, which they did. They didn t have enough money to get to Florida, however. Where are you from? They both grew up in Mason City, Iowa. After a few years to La Crosse Wisconsin for college, Laura came back to the University of Iowa. They came to Colorado on their honeymoon and picked up a newspaper in Denver. They saw all of the job opportunities in Colorado, went back to Iowa briefly (to get their wedding gifts), and then moved to Denver in Employment? When first moving to Denver Joel worked at Carlson Frink, a dairy and ice cream company). They moved to Colorado Springs in The company had partnered with Sinton Dairy and Joel worked there as a milk delivery driver. In 1987, he and several partners bought Sinton Dairy. He became sales manager and VP of sales and then ran the company from 1998 to 2003 when he retired. Laura worked for Mountain Bell for 16 years. She took a buy-out in She worked as a substitute teacher for 11 years while the kids were going to school. In 1996, they both opened Midkiff Real Estate Company. Laura s passion, she had wanted to do this for years. They also started buying rental properties starting in Kids? They have 2 daughters. Stacy lives in Sarasota, Florida with her family and is a Kindergarten teacher. Laurie lives in Denver with her family and works for the Federal government for Medicaid. Joel and Laura have 3 Granddaughters, ages 10, 11, and 12. Pets? They have a cat and 3 horses; Also 4 grand-dogs. Favorite club activity? Joel really enjoyed the autocross where he got to drive with Larry Valentine in Larry s 66 big block. It brought back great memories of when he owned his 66 back when he was first married. Hobbies? Joel likes hunting and shooting. They both trail ride in the mountains with their horses and have a riding group they go with, including some overnight trips. They also have a boat in Key West that they cruise around the islands in. Joel is a volunteer for the rodeo, street breakfast and is on the Spirit committee. What is the best vacation you ever took? Their family vacation to Lake Powell on a houseboat comes to mind. Joel and Laura s mothers were there as well making it really a memorable time. Every year Joel and some buddies cruise around some of the Caribbean islands too. What is your dream corvette? A 1967 big block Convertible (with both tops), yellow with a black stinger and chrome side pipes. How did your love of Corvettes come about? Joel s older brother always wanted a Corvette, but never got one. Then Joel got the bug and bought his 66 in He said it was eclectic, it was turned into a 396/327 before he bought it. It was originally a 427. He said it was very quick. Anything else you would like to add? Joel said that the club was very welcoming with high energy and excitement. He is happy to see younger folks joining as well. Thanks for the interview Joel and Laura. For Sale Non Member Paid Advertisement 2015 Stingray coupe Z51 Suspension, 6.2L V8 DI/VVT, 8 speed paddle shift automatic; 25,000 miles Blade Silver Metalic exterior, Kalahari interior, 3LT Preferred Package Price: $54,000 negotiable The purchase price also includes 4 extra rims. If interested, I can put you in touch with Joe D'Alessio Terry Darby -Phone: twalkerdarby@gmail.com Page 7 of 10

8 Barrett Benson Corvettemuseum.org Shop Toys The Dictionary defines experience as practical contact with and observation of facts or events. To me, experience is what you learn along life s way, be it technical or human. One of those things I learned along the way is the use of the lowly pizza pan. Well, I d like to come out fully in support of this little guy and here s my reasoning. Like some of us, I have a raw wood workbench top and I d like to keep chemicals and oils from staining it terribly before it s time to replace it. Enter the Pizza Pan! Stored in an easy and quick-to-reach place, it serves as a great item to bring out and: 1. Wash parts on 2. Blow off dust from 3. Drain the oil from the lawn mower (as protection of the floor or table, not to catch the oil unless you have a 6- quart pizza pan) 4. Dump that can full of screws, nails, tacks, Skittles, M&M s, onto it to find just the right one. Then leave all that dirt and dust behind after you pour the stuff back. 5. When the guys come over, it serves as a basic TV tray all you need is a hot dog and a beer anyway, eh? 6. After devouring that 18 sub, don t worry about the mess. Just slide everything right into the trash. 7. Your rich aunt who hates you keeps coming over with that leaky Ford Mustang. No worries. Just grab the pizza pan and slide it right under those brake lines. I keep meaning to remind her to get that looked at. After you re all done, cleanup is a breeze, especially if you have the Teflon-coated pan. If you would like to write an article, or have suggestions for one, contact me at tfury@comcast.net. Tom PREVIEW of the NCM YEAR As I promised in the January issue of Vette Set, here s a preview of the National Corvette Museum s lineup for The schedule is jam-packed with 14 events, on-site as well as Museum in Motion off-site. This variety offers planned Corvette fun across our country and around the world. But keep in mind, the Museum in Bowling Green, KY is open year around and welcomes your visit any time! ON-SITE EVENTS April 27-29: Michelin Bash kicks off the Museum s season. GM sends many of its designers and engineering teams to provide seminars and show and tell information on our favorite automobile. Registration is open..may 18-20: C4 Gathering, in conjunction with the Grand Sport and ZR-1 Registries, focuses on the 4 th generation Corvette. June 17-18: Le Mans Viewing Party as I detailed in last month s issue. August 31-September 2: 23 rd Anniversary Celebration inducting 3 notables into the Hall of Fame in the categories of GM/Corvette Racing/Enthusiast. November 2-4: The popular Vets n Vettes program wraps up the on-site season by celebrating veterans and wounded warriors with Corvette rides around the Motorsports Park track and in the Bowling Green Veteran s Day parade. MUSEUM IN MOTION OFF-SITE EVENTS April 30-May 3: This popular trip to Tennessee s Tail of the Dragon and on to Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC begins at the Museum following the NCM Michelin Bash. Registration is open; limited space available. May 8-13: A trip to NASCAR in Charlotte, NC with stops at Hendrick s Heritage Center and NASCAR Museum and NASCAR Hall of Fame Museum. June 9-20: The 24 Hours of Le Mans tour in France includes 3 days in Paris, a day in Normandy visiting World War II sights, and on to Le Mans for the race. July 26-30: The Northwest Passage Corvette tour in Oregon/Washington is still in the planning stages, but will be announced soon. August 13-17: The California Dreamin tour begins in Kingman, AZ following the back roads of Route 66, and ends in Santa Barbara. Stay tuned still in the planning stages. August 27-29: A Roanoke, WV 3-day getaway for rest and relaxation. Hike, canoe, golf, and winery visit for a leisurely trip before the Museum s 23 rd Anniversary Celebration September 17-23: A spectacular National Parks tour, including visits to the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks. September 23: Monterey, CA Corvette Racing banquet offers an up-close-and-personal op with the Corvette racing team members, and participation in an auction for great memorabilia. October (date TBD): A trip around-and-about Kentucky following a state trooper in a red marked Corvette, visiting coal mines, classic car collections, and more. RAFFLE At the March meeting I ll have $10 tickets for a 2017 Torch Red Stingray convertible, to be drawn April 29. 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. $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. 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 Non-member Car for sale Advertising $100/month For website and newsletter advertising (Newsletter deadline 10 th of the month) 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 events. Not for personal use. 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. Read the CSCC Newsletter in color on the web. Enlarge the print and photos for easy viewing as you read! secretary/editor - just enter Remove in the subject line and send. secretary@coloradospringscorvetteclub.org. The Vette Set Volume 54 Issue 5 March 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