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Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc.
‘Vetter’s Letter
June 2012
President
Frank Shuletsky
215-538-5451
[email protected]
Vice-President
Barb Parsons
610-258-8523
Secretary
Carol Jenkins
610-317-9277
Treasurer
Janet Mohring
610-965-8593
NCCC Governor
Pete Lileck
610-349-0120
Membership
Marty & Laura Hegyi
610-730-2695
Volume 19, Issue 6
My Journey with Chevrolet by Phil Falk (’06)
This month we are pleased to run an article written by a
past club member in place of the traditional President’s
Letter. We hope you enjoy this feature.
Your Newsletter Editors
In the 1950s and ‘60s, men were often known by their allegiance to one make of car. They generally bought from only one manufacturer and very rarely switched brands. You were either a Chevy, Ford, or Chrysler man. I naturally became a “Chevy man” because that is what my dad had, but I believe Dinah Shore singing “See the USA in your Chevrolet” may have had just as much influence. My father owned a 1940 Ford before the Chevy and I’m sure it was my input that caused him to make the switch. As a 4‐year‐old in 1949, I would hear Dinah on the radio singing her advertisement for Chevrolet, so when my parents were deciding what to buy, I put my two cents in…“Get a Chevy, Dad, they’re better on trips.” To this Events
John Kostick, Jr.
610-432-7172
day, I can clearly remember going with my dad to pick up his new car. It was in the fall of 1949 that we waited for a bus on the porch of Allentown Hospital’s NCM Ambassador
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Richard DeLeon
610-694-0772
Newsletter Editors
Kevin & Michelle Minnich
610-530-0923
[email protected]
Webmaster
Bud Benton
610-252-0989
[email protected]
Sponsored by:
AACC Meetings @ Blue Monkey
The Allentown Area Corvette Club meets at 8:00 p.m. in the Palm Room (upstairs) at the Blue Monkey, 1092‐1094 Hower‐
town Road, North Catasaqua, PA. Full menu and bar service is available. Upcoming Club Meetings June 13* & 27 July 11 & 25 August 8 & 22 398 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA
* The June 13th meeting will be held at Putt-U, Center Valley, PA.
MEETING STARTS AT 7PM, followed by mini-golf.
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Allentown Area Corvette Club
‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 19, Iss. 6 | June 2012
This Month
> 3—Beach Bums Corvette Show,
Beach Haven, NJ
JUNE 2012
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> 13—Club Meeting & Mini-Golf,
Putt-U, 7pm, Center Valley,PA
(p.3)
> 17—TCV Father’s Day Show,
Brodheadsville, PA
> 27—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey,
8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1)
Looking Ahead in 2012:
• Jul 22: Navy OSC Family Day
Display, Allentown, PA (p.3)
• Jul 28-Aug 1: AACC Mystery Trip,
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• Aug 19: AACC Family Picnic,
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• Aug 24-26: Corvettes @ Carlisle,
Carlisle, PA
Welcome!
• Sep 23: AACC’s Fiberglass &
Steel Corvette Show, SteelStacks,
Bethlehem, PA
Ronald Erney & Charlene Belletsky (Fogelsville, PA; ‘98 Cpe) were voted in as new members. • Dec 8: AACC Holiday Party,
Barnhouse Village, Bath, PA
The following are potential members: Ken Greidanus ..................Tatamy, PA ........... ‘12 GS (Faulkner purchase) Mike Cutro........................Nazareth, PA ...... ‘12 Cpe (Faulkner purchase) Bill & Moe Corwin.............Lancaster, PA........................................‘02 Cnv Charles Tucker ..................Macungie, PA .......................................‘07 Cnv June Birthdays
Proudly Sponsored by
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298 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA 18017
877-260-1080
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Jim Fagan
8 Carol Eisenhart
18 Ken Beck
Cynthia Terry
John Vito
22 Don Friga
Lou Toth
24 Rick Bachl
25 Ginny Fogel
Sam Tarreto
30 Art Edinger
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Mini-Golf Meeting
Wed., June 13 — AACC will hold our annual Mini‐
Golf Meeting night for the first regular meeting night of June. Putt–U is located along Rte. 309 NCCC Events Please support our fellow East Region NCCC clubs by participating in these events (; = NCCC‐Sanctioned)
north of Rte. 378 (before Center Valley Parkway). A short business meeting will begin promptly at ; 6/2: Concours(4), PMCC, Milford, PA
7pm in the pavilion followed by 18 holes of some ; 6/3: Concours(3), CCA, Silver Spring, MD
of the most challenging miniature golf in the area. AACC will pay ; 6/9: Concours(7), PCCC, Thompsontown, PA
for golf for all active and potential members. Guests will enjoy reduced rates. Event Chair: Gary George (‘00) Concours(3), YCCC, Shrewsbury, PA
Funkhana(1), YCCC, Shrewsbury, PA
; 6/10: Rallye(2), CVCC, Gettysburg, PA
; 6/16: Concours(4), CA, Annapolis, MD
; 6/17: Concours(3), TCV, Brodheadsville, PA
By-Law Vote Results
Wed., May 9 — The proposed by‐laws (Constitution) change to ; 6/23-29: National Convention, Topeka, KS
; 6/24: AutoX(2), LCCC, Adamstown, PA
Concours(7), CPCC, Palmyra, PA
restrict AACC officers from being an officer in another Corvette club did NOT pass the general vote during the meeting on May 9th. Per the Constitution, a two‐thirds majority is needed to pass, and the final count of 40 in favor of the amendment was not enough to overcome the 22 against. Navy OSC Family Day Display
Sun., July 22 — Navy OSC (Operational Support Center) Family Day For more information on NCCC events
contact AACC’s Governor: Pete Lileck
610-349-0120, [email protected]
Corvette Display, Bicentennial Park, Allentown, PA. Two People’s Choice Awards. Arrival & clean‐up: 10:30‐11:00am Event : 11am‐3pm. No registration fee! Just come out and enjoy the festivities! Games for kids! Military displays! Space is limited On The Mend
and you must pre‐register. Event Chairs: Marianne & Duane Mosher (‘02) Membership Count
As of AACC’s meeting on May 22, there were 150 active
members and 4 potential members.
Richard DeLeon — recovering at home
AA CC p r ou d ly s upp or ts t he
Lehigh Valley
Military Affairs Council
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Springfest 2013: 330 Days & Counting
Marty & Laura Hegyi (‘69,‘07)
Laura and I would like to thank EVERYONE in the AACC for all your participation, support, and help in making this year’s Springfest show another successful one. It would not have been possible without the help of everyone who volunteered their time, not only on Sunday May 6th, but throughout the year. We would especially like to thank last year’s outgoing Springfest committee, Dennis, Frank, Jim, Rich, Bonnie and Charlotte for guiding Laura and I through our first show. We would like to acknowledge and thank the following people for their support and participation on the day of show: • Chris Miller (General Manager, Faulkner Chevrolet‐
Cadillac, Bethlehem) for being our primary show sponsor again this year. • Mike Duffy (DeSales University) for the use of this beauti‐
ful campus once again. • Lance Miller (Carlisle Productions) for agreeing to be our Celebrity Guest this year and bringing his Carlisle Blue ZR‐1 to the show. Lance and his wife, Michelle, had a great time and enjoyed participating in our Tricky Tray auction. Lance Miller with Laura and Marty Hegyi
• Our Vendors — Teresa and Fred (Galli Shirts), Bill (Bill Bravo Automotive Portraits), Ike & Mitch Eisenhart (Ike’s Shell), Patricia (Light Reading of Whitehall), Paulette (Premier Designs), Amanda (Thirty‐One), and Ray & Rebecca (ChammyMan). • Our event DJ, Brian Keith, and Photographer, Don Barnes Laura and I have already started thinking of ways to make next year’s show even better and look forward to your par‐
ticipation at Springfest 2013. Sincerely, Marty & Laura Hegyi AACC Springfest Co‐Chairs Before we focus on next year,
let’s see what happened at Springfest 2012...
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Springfest Wrap-Up
Photos by
Kevin Minnich
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Springfest 2012: The Results
GUEST CLASSES C1 (‘53‐’62) 1st: Richard Bartokovits (’61, no club) 2nd: Barry Goodhart (’60, SDC) C2 (‘63‐’67) 1st: Jim Karch (’66, EACC) 2nd: Chet Chippie (’65, EACC) C1 (‘53‐’62) 1st: Phil & Chris Keiser (’62) C3.1 (‘68‐’73) 1st: Rick & Bonnie Serfass (‘71, TVC) 2nd: Brent Peters (’61) C3.2 (‘74‐’82) 1st: Jeff Nonnemaker (’79, EACC) C2 (‘63‐’67) 1st: Gary Warmkessel (’65) 2nd: John Tambourine (’76, CCDV) 2nd: Ike Eisenhart (’66) 3rd: David James Gittings (’77, EACC) C3 (‘69‐’82) 1st: Frank & Charlotte Shuletsky (’69) C4 (‘84‐’96) 1st: Ken Woodcock (’96, KSCC) 2nd: Jim & Sallie Bambu (’73) 2nd: Denise Orey (’93, EACC) C4 (‘84‐’96) 1st: Rich & Nancy Ringhoffer (’94) 3rd: Tom Heinz, III (’87, no club) 2nd: Susan Hornung (’95) C5 (‘97‐’04) 1st: Ted Stalnecker (‘03, SDC ) C5 (‘97‐’04) 1st: Jeff & Janet Mohring (’04) 2nd: Kerry Duke (’04, CCDV) 2nd: Tim Wright (’99) 3rd: Gene Ujvary (’99, EACC) C6 (‘05‐’12) 1st: Bill Minarovic (’11, SDC) 2nd: Bruce Clelland (’10, SDC) 3rd: Mario DiPatrizio (’06, EACC) Modified 1st: Lorrin Young (’62, SDC) 2nd: Kerry Detwiler (‘73, no club) 3rd: John & Kathy Schneider (’68, no club) Custom 1st: Randy Hofer (’65, KSCC) 2nd: Ralph & Peg Carita (‘00, LRCC) 3rd: John Burbich (’03, no club) AACC CLASSES C6 (‘05‐’12) 1st: Len Feinberg (’10) 2nd: George Wetherhold (’06) SPONSORS CHOICE — Richard Snyder (SDC) LANCE MILLER CHOICE — Rick & Bonnie Serfass (TCV) BEST OF SHOW — Randy Hofer (KSCC) BEST CLUB PARTICIPATION — Easton Area Corvette Club SURVEY CASH DRAWING — Denise Orey Page 7
Springfest Wrap-Up
Photos by
Kevin Minnich
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Jamison Publick House Luncheon
Sat., May 19 — Linda & Woody Roberts organized a luncheon at an historic restaurant owned by Linda’s family member — the Jamison Publick House (Pennsburg, PA). With the gorgeous weather, club members met at various locations across the Lehigh Valley and cruised the backroads to the event. Although the weather was nice enough to eat out‐
doors, our 30 attendees overtook Jamison’s main dining room. There we selected from a special lunch menu with popular items being the Classic Black Angus Burger, Buffalo Shrimp Salad and Grilled Churrasco Steak. Prices ranged from $9 to 13. The Jamison Family has proudly renovated the historical Geryville Publick House back to the original (c.1745) warmth of stone, wood and candlelight. They welcome all who thirst for value and service whether it be for a sandwich, a beer, or a bottle of wine over dinner. [www.JamisonPublickHouse.com] Thanks to Woody and Linda for making the arrangements and a special thanks to the owners and staff of the Jamison Publick House for not only opening your doors and being such wonderful hosts but also being a donor to Springfest! Photos by
Kevin Minnich
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NCCC Awards
Wed., May 23 — Now that the 2011 competition season has ended, the results have been tallied and the final times have been posted. AACC is not a big auto‐crossing club, but we do have some racers with quick hands and heavy right feet. During the last May club meeting, NCCC Governor, Pete Lilick, announced there were two such racers in our club. Pete first presented Jim Fagan with a Top 10 Badge for finishing in 9th place in NCCC East Region autocrossing events. Not in attendance at the club meeting was Tom Schneck, who finished 5th in East Region autocross points. Tom's 5th in autocross also placed him 24th in Overall Competition in the East Region, for which he received a Top 25 Competitor badge and an embroidered shirt. Congratulations to both Jim and Tom. Here’s to even faster times in your 2012 competitions!! Tom Schneck in competition S
Jim Fagan tearing up the course S NCCC Gov. Pete Lileck & Jim Fagan T
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My Journey with Chevrolet Phil Falk (continued)
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nurses’ home. (That building is still there, located on the south side of the hospital’s present day 17th and Chew Streets parking lot.) I was so excited that I left a favorite toy on that porch, never to be found again. When the bus came, it
took us to Town Auto Company at 631‐639 Linden Street in Allentown. I don’t remember much about what went on at the dealer, but I do remember the drive home and turning onto West Street from Gordon—our address was 335 N. West Street. After making the turn, I stood on the front seat feeling so proud to be coming home in a brand new, two‐
tone green 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe. I became a little Chevy man that day and was ready to see the USA. My father kept that car until after I graduated from college. In 1959, I began my sophmore year at William Allen High School. Those were the days when high school consisted of only grades 10 through 12. Each morn‐
ing my friend and I rode to school with his father, getting there with plenty of time to spare before the beginning bell. If it wasn’t raining, we would stand on Linden Street to watch everyone arrive. The area was a meeting place, so there was always something going on and this got the day off to a good start. I won’t forget one warm, sunny morning in May when a couple of the guys brought their guitars and played rock and roll music on the front lawn before school. This was an event that didn’t happen often…it was memorable and drew a large crowd. I suppose most people look back on their high school days with nostalgia, but the middle to late ‘50s were especially good years. General Dwight D. Eisenhower was President and our nation was making great progress after having weathered The Great Depression, World War II, and the Korean Conflict. Even though the cold war was on, Nikita Krushev had not yet precipitated a cri‐
sis by trying to place nuclear missiles in Cuba. Our nation had become the envy of the world and the economy was moving along just fine. Vietnam was not yet part of our vocabulary or thoughts, so these were carefree times for a high school kid who only had to think about cars, girls, and how to get through school. Watching the cars drive by kept us busy, with Fords and Chevys getting the most attention. However, there was one car that was in a different cate‐
gory than the rest. It was either a 1958 or ‘59 Corvette that, as far as I know, was the only one in Allentown driven by a high school student. In fact, I believe it was the first Corvette I ever saw. The car was owned by an upperclassman named Lenny (don’t remember his last name), and he drove his fuel‐injected Corvette down Linden Street every morn‐
ing. The sound of a Chevy small block with a Duntov cam and solid lifters is unmistakable, and this one hit all the right notes. I never forgot it. As I neared college graduation in 1967, I finally began looking for a car of my own. Naturally it was going to be a Chevy, so I picked up a brochure. It didn’t take long to see what I wanted. There was a picture of a Marina Blue Chevelle SS‐
396 that I couldn’t stop looking at. I still have a copy of that sales brochure. After graduation, I worked at Crowder Jr. (Continued on page 13)
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Pulled Pork
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Contact: Jeff Mohring (610-965-8593)
2012 AACC SUMMER BBQ RESPONSE FORM
Submit this form with your cash or
check (payable to “AACC”) to:
Name
Address
Jeffrey Mohring
1918 Wenner Street
Allentown, PA 18103
Registration due: Aug 8, 2012
Phone
Method of Payment:
Check, No. _____________
Cash (Please do not mail cash.
Pay during meetings only.)
# Adult Members attending: ______ x $12/pp
# Non-Members attending: ______ x $17/pp
# Kids (5-11) attending: ______ x $5/pp
Total Enclosed:
To East Allen Twsp.
Bicentennial Park
East Pavilion
• Follow Rte. 987/Airport
Rd. North, approx. 2 miles
past ABE Airport.
• Turn LEFT onto Snowdrift
Road (at traffic light just
past L&T Enterprises
Volkswagen used car
dealer).
• Bear LEFT at stop sign
onto Colony Dr.
• Turn RIGHT at stop sign
onto Hanover St.
• Turn LEFT at large sign
for Bicentennial Park.
• The pavilion is atop the hill
in the shade.
• You may drive up the hill
to unload car or drop off
passengers and then park
you car in the parking lot.
Watch for AACC
directional signs!
Schoenersville Road
Bethlehem, PA
Tel: 610-625-2200
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Company—a motor repair shop—until I began a full‐time job in BelAir, Maryland that August. I saved enough money to make the down payment on a car and bought a Marina Blue Chevelle Malibu coupe from Hauser Chevrolet in Beth‐
lehem. The salesman’s name was “Wild” Bill Cawthry. He explained that it was near the end of the 1967 model run, so ordering a new car from the factory was no longer an option. To compensate, I got a good price ($2535), but not quite the car I wanted. My dad came along to make sure I made a good deal and bought the “right car,” which in his eyes was not an SS‐396. My new Chevelle had a three‐speed stick shift on the column and the standard 195 horsepower, 283 cu. in. V‐8. I did get the Marina Blue color I wanted, but it had to be brought in from another dealer. I won’t forget the day I picked it up at Hauser’s satellite lot located at 416 West Union Boulevard, a couple hundred yards west of the Route 378 overpass. I was completing paperwork in their small shack of an office, which after 44 years is still being used to sell cars—now by Dick Milham W. Union Blvd. Auto SaIes—when someone started an L‐71 big block Corvette right outside the door. I never before heard anything that sounded so powerful…at least for street use. When I went outside, all I could do was stand there in awe of that beast. It had sidepipes and sounded mean, like it could run anything else off the road…and it probably could have. If you never heard a solid lifter big block you’re missing a real treat. They have a deep rumble that a small block can’t match. I wasn’t driving a Corvette home, but I was driving my own brand new Chevrolet and couldn’t have been more proud. The years between 1967 and 2004 were filled with raising a family, working two jobs, and all the joys that life has to offer, so any thoughts about Corvettes were fleeting. However, things changed when my son showed me the February 2004 issue of Motor Trend Magazine. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. That issue had the first write‐up of the brand new 2005, C6 Corvette and the new model Mustang. The Mustang was a retro design, taking cues from the 1967 to 1969 Mustangs. I later read that Tom Peters, head designer for the C6, said they focused on the C2 Corvette (1963‐1967) in designing the C6 even though something from each previous generation was evident in the design. Looking for more information, I went out and bought the February 2004 issue of Car and Driver, which also covered both cars. Car and Driver titled this issue “Reborn in the USA!” After reading the articles, I felt like I was reborn and had to buy one of those cars. At first, I chose the Mustang…it was a lot more affordable, but after my son and daughter said, “Buy the Corvette!”—it was settled. It didn’t take much arm twisting. My decision was cemented at the 2004 Philadelphia Auto Show. Chevrolet had a Daytona Sunset Orange Metallic C6 coupe on display under lighting that made it look like the most beautiful car at the show—at least to me—and it reminded me of the ’67 Corvette I remem‐
bered from picking up my new Chevelle at Hauser’s lot. I had to have that car and wasn’t going to be denied. Beverly, Jason, and I experienced delivery of our 2006 Corvette coupe on October 7, 2005 at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY. It was a memorable day. We had a VIP tour through the assembly plant and then the (Continued on page 14)
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museum. After our museum delivery experience was completed, we spent three days driving the Corvette home through the beautiful states of Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. While driving home, a little jingle from long ago came to mind. It was time to see the USA in our new Chevrolet. From the Editors: If you have a story to share with the Club, please contact Michelle or
Kevin Minnich. (Pictures are always welcome, too!)
M&M Memorial Motor Madness Len Feinberg (’09)
Sun., May 27 — A small group consisting of Jim & Linda Peters, Brad Orey, David Gittings, Ken Greidanus & Nancy, Nick Recchia & his son, and Joanne and I braved the questionable weather and headed to the M&M Memorial Motor Madness. After driving through the fog and mist, we were nearly there when it started to rain. I had to stop and put the top up. Once we arrived however, the weather was warm and sunny. Everyone put their tops back down (once they dried). Other members from both clubs (Easton and Allentown) were also there. The show was nice but due to the rainy weather in the morning, the turn out was less than expected. Apparently texting was the main interest for some of the women (check the pictures). Also the turkey vultures seemed to enjoy the show, as there were quite a few circling overhead. http://public.fotki.com/eacc/m‐m‐memorial‐motor/ Photos by
Len Feinberg
Be sure to visit Len Feinberg’s Fotki site for great pictures from local events: http://public.fotki.com/EACC. Page 15
NEW 2012 Torch Red Coupe, 1LT, Ebony int., 6-Spd. Man., dual roofs, chrome wheels............. $49,417
NEW 2012 Crystal Red Z16 GS Convertible, 2LT, Cashmere/Ebony int., 6-Spd. AT,
Cashmere top, HUD, DVD/Nav, Bose, chrome wheels....................................................................................... $61,281
NEW 2012 Carlisle Blue Z16 GS Coupe, 3LT, Titanium/Ebony int., 6-Spd. AT, dual roofs,
dual-mode exhaust, DVD-Nav, Bose, HUD, memory/power/heated seats, chrome wheels ............... $63,554
NEW 2011 Torch Red Coupe, 2LT, Ebony int., 6-Spd. AT, glass roof, chrome wheels................. $50,211
USED 2008 Crystal Red Convertible, 3LT, Grey int. & Ebony top, AT with tap shift, chrome wheels,
HUD, Nav system, heated seats, 17,762 mi. .............................................................................................................. $42,000
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NCM News & Events
NCM Accepting Corvette Hall of Fame Nominations
The Corvette Hall of Fame was created by the National Corvette Museum Board of Directors to confer the highest honor and recognition upon the most influential individuals in the history of the Corvette. The award recognizes those people who have made significant contributions to their re‐
spective fields, each having reached the highest level of accomplishment. Nominations for the 2012 Hall of Fame will be accepted through August 31, 2012. Any NCM member can make nominations. Current Board members and NCM employees are not eligible to be nominated. Qualified nominations are good for three years. Nomination forms may be downloaded at www.corvettemuseum.org. For more info contact Connie Russell at 270‐467‐
8815 or [email protected]. New Museum Tile Program
Be a part of the original row in our checkered entryway! We are pleased to be closer in moving forward with the entryway tiling program. This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase your family or Corvette, Corvette Club, or Business in the main entryway of the National Corvette Museum. We will be tiling with four inch tiles that can be customized with your club logo, or other custom artwork. These tiles are available for a $200 donation for members and $250 for non‐members. To view the tiles or place your order please visit our website here. You are also welcome to email artwork to Brick Program Coordinator, Megan Meredith. Order now and be a part of the original row! Find more NCM news online at www.CorvetteMuseum.com or call 1.800.53.VETTE(538.3883)
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350 Corvette Drive Bowling Green, KY 42101
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Jun 25‐26: VIR HDPE Current NCM Raffles BYO 2013 Z06 or GS / $60k; 1500 tix @ $150 ...............................June 7 2012 Centennial ZR1 (3ZR, R8C); 1000 tix @ $300 ......................June 21 2013 Black Conv. (3LT, 6spd, R8C); Unlim tix @$10 ...................... Sept 1 2012 Imperial Blue Metallic Camaro ZL1; Unlim tix @ $25........ Sept. 20 Aug 13‐18: MiM Woodward Cruise Tour Aug 30‐Sep 1: Anniversary Celebration Sep 5‐6: NCM Benefit at HOD Thunderhill Sep 26‐29: Historic Motorama Reunion Oct 1: NCM Benefit @ HOD Autobahn Oct 4‐6: R8C Reunion Oct 16‐20: 1‐Lap of Kentucky Nov 1‐5: Vets ‘n Vettes Page 17
Corvette Classifieds
If you have something Corvette-related to sell, contact the newsletter editors to run a free ad. We will make all efforts to run
your ad until the item sells. Contact Kevin & Michelle Minnich at [email protected] or call 610-530-0923.
Neither Allentown Area Corvette Club nor the Newsletter Editor(s) are responsible for ad content or for any exchanges as
a result of ads published.
1965 Convertible With Fire Damage – Was going to part out but am now taking best offer AS-IS.
Drivetrain, motor and front end are salvageable. Make Offer. (Bruce Nygard, 302-363-4980)
**NEW** 1966 Convertible — 327/350 HP, manual, numbers matching, Sunfire Yellow. Factory side exhaust,
power antenna, 1992 restoration with original window glass and window trim. Owner purchased in 1975. Car was
shown in Chip’s Choice and Carlisle’s 50th anniversary display. Rebuilt engine, transmission and carburetor — all
numbers correct to VIN. Runs strong, current inspection, driven approx. 200 miles per year since restoration.
$58,900. (Lisa, 717-870-7678, [email protected])
1968 Convertible Hardtop – 327/350, AT, White w/ Blue int., 2nd owner, 47,000 original miles, good condition.
Asking $25,000. (Nancy, 610-694-0187)
1996 LT4 Coupe — Torch Red with Light Beige Leather, A/C, Bose CD/Cassette, power sport seats, selective realtime damping, dual roof panels, TPMS, new Firestone Firehawk (not run-flats). Car is garaged from Nov-April. Includes set of 1996 chromed 5-spoke rims and other performance parts. $23,000.
(Lorenzo Queral, 610-865-9790, [email protected])
2000 Convertible — Triple Black, AT, 35,000 miles. 2nd owner. Call for more information and pricing.
(Dan, 610-360-4085)
2003 Z06 — Black/Black. Perfect. 1781 miles. In storage last two years. New inspection, battery & fluids. Never seen
rain/always garaged & covered. Beautiful car which will provide many years of pleasure to new owner.
$30,000 OBO. (Al, 610-649-6059, [email protected])
C5 Accessories – Rear Cargo Mat (black, designed for coupe but will fit convertible, $20); Lloyd’s Floor Mats (new,
black with logo, $50); Trunk Lid Liner with Logo (almost new, $50); Stainless Steel Battery Cover (new, $40).
(Joel, 610-533-2259, [email protected])
Corvette Collectibles – Going out of business sale. Selling all my Carlisle items — sample items, die-cast cars,
promos, clocks and Corvette 50th anniversary pins. $3,500 worth of product, selling for $2,000.
(Joy, 610-433-1323, [email protected])
Secure Heated Storage Space for rent near Airport Rd. and Union Blvd. Allentown, PA. $175 / mo.
(Ken Beck, 484-664-2353)
298 STOKE PARK ROAD BETHLEHEM, PA 18017
www.FaulknerMotors.com
Sales (877) 260-1080
Service (877) 625-6238
Visit us on the web at
www.AllentownCorvetteClub.org
1092-1094 Howertown Road
North Catasauqua, PA
www.bluemonkeysports.com
A L L E N T O W N
A R E A
C O R V E T T E
P.O. Box 522
Whitehall, PA 18052
Phone: 610-530-0923
Fax: 610-849-1342
[email protected]
C L U B ,
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June - Allentown Area Corvette Club

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