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Signal Seeker
Quarterly Newsletter of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter, National Corvette Restorers Society
Dave McLellan speaking at our 2015 annual meeting
Spring 2016
Volume 34, Number 1
MAC Schedule of Events, 2016
January
20-23
March 10-13
Florida Regional
Lakeland, FL
National Judging Retreat
Grapevine, TX
April 2
April 21-24
April 20-24
May 14
May 19-21
MAC Tech Session
Klick Lewis Chevrolet
Palmyra, PA
Indiana Regional
Auburn, IN (Auctions America)
Spring Carlisle
Carlisle, PA
MAC Road Tour – VA Museum of Military Vehicles
Restoration Facility - Nokesville, VA
North Central Regional
Rochester, MN
June 2-4
Northwest Regional
Bend, OR
June 11
MAC Tech Session
Zip Products, Mechanicsville, VA
July 11-16
NCRS Road Tour – originating from central PA
Organized by Bill Sangrey
July 17-22
National Convention
Warwick, RI
August 12-13
MAC Chapter Judging Meet
McCagh farm, Cumberland, MD
August 25-28
Corvettes at Carlisle
Carlisle, PA
15th Annual Picnic - Shippensburg, PA
K.C and Sue Strawmyre (717-423-6735)
Mike and Connie Hair (717-263-0792)
August 27
September 10
Corvette Days (Charity Event)
Sully Plantation, Chantilly VA
September 22- 24
Ontario Regional
Hamilton, Ontario Canada
September 30 – October 4
Fall Carlisle
Carlisle, PA
October 8
MAC Tech Session
Jack Evans Chevrolet, Front Royal, VA
Texas Regional
Frisco TX
MAC Annual Meeting
Location: Hagerstown, MD
October 20-22
November12
December 2
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Annual Holliday Party
Shippensburg, PA
MAC Membership
Reid Newcomb
Welcome New Members: For detailed contact information on new members,
please contact Reid at [email protected].
We at MAC take great pride in welcoming our new members. Our chapter has
been growing and striving to meet new challenges since 1982. Our members
come from a variety of backgrounds, some with expertise on restorations, some
with knowledge of Corvette history and some who just enjoy taking an occasional
drive on a Sunday afternoon. Whatever your interests may be, please take some
time to mark your calendar with our upcoming events and activities. As always,
we look forward to seeing you and your family attending MAC events (your car or
cars to be included of course). Should you have any membership questions,
please call Reid Newcomb at (410) 742-3070, email [email protected]
or contact any MAC officer.
New Members since the last Signal Seeker:
Harold and Ginger Metz, McConnellsburg, PA.
Herbert and Deborah Mumford, Chesapeake, VA.
John and Margaret Kane, Newtown, PA.
Chris and Joan Rauschenberger, Mercersburg, PA.
Chris and Dan Herring, Bedford, PA.
Andrea and J.Neil, Furlaw, Lavale, MD.
Michael Hanks, Oxford, NC.
Ken Saiya, Virginia Beach, VA.
When you meet these great folks please greet them like the family they are.
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2016 MAC Board of Directors
Elected officers
Chairman
Jerry Duffy
[email protected]
Vice Chairman
Jim Board
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Treasurer
Don Harris
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Secretary
Steve Snyder
Judging Chairman
Sam Neide
[email protected]
[email protected]
Regional Directors
Northeastern
Steve Ferry
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Southeastern
Ken Hartzog
Southwestern
Bob Baird
[email protected]
Northwestern
Ron Wilson
[email protected]
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Appointed Board Members
Charitable Activities
Ellen and K.C. Strawmyre
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Historian
John Carpenter
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Membership Manager
Reid Newcomb
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Merchandise Manager
On Line at: Coming Soon
Nat’l Corvette Museum
Jim Board
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NCRS Chapter Awards Rep
Martha Baird
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Personal Property Manager
Bob Baird
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Signal Seeker Editor
Jim Hofferbert
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Signal Seeker Pub. & Dist.
Larry Negley &Ron Wilson
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Technical Advisors
Mike McCagh & Jeremy Turner
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Website Manager
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Gary Wilkerson
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Message from the Chair / Jerry Duffey
Hi MAC Members,
It looks like we have a great slate of activities planned for this year. We will
have our usual Tech and Judging school sessions. There will also be a Road tour
in May to the Tank Restoration Facility in Nokesville, VA. The car show at Sully
Plantation is on again for the 10th of September, if Jim can get the weather right.
We will have our Chapter judging meet, at the McCagh Farm in Cumberland, MD.
August 12th& 13th. If you have never attended an event at the Farm, mark your
calendar it is great fun. You can check all the activities and dates at the MAC
web site.
I hope everyone has renewed their membership for 2016. If you did, you
should have received your MAC membership card and window stickers. As usual
when you try something new there are a few problems. Please check your
membership number and your renewal date. If incorrect, I have the correct
information from the Newcomb’s our membership Managers.
The final details are being worked out for the MAC Calendar and the calendar
will be going out to the members that ordered them shortly. There will be a few
calendars for sale at MAC events. I would like to thank Bob, Martha and their
daughter Kym for putting the calendar together, Great job.
Please remember to check your e-mail; Jim Board does a good job of
keeping the membership informed of what is happening in the MAC. Also, visit
the Face Book page there are a lot of pictures posted there.
Hope to see you at a MAC. Event this year.
MAC Chairman, Jerry Duffey
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Signal Seeker’s Editor’s Message
by Jim Hofferbert
As I promised in closing out the last Signal Seeker, this year will be another
stellar year. Jerry Duffey and Jim Board have scheduled fantastic events again.
Please study the event calendar for 2016 and set aside the dates for our get to
gathers.
2016 has already seen the Fun in the Sun Florida regional. The best part of this
event was the missing out on the major blizzard that hit the Mid-Atlantic States,
especially Washington D.C. However, getting home was delayed a day or two for
many of us. The cars and friends made it all worthwhile.
Upcoming is the Judges Training Retreat in Dallas, TX. March 10-13 will see
many of the most knowledgeable minds in our hobby teaching those of us
wanting to learn. This event is not offered every year; and, if you have not
attended I strongly recommend taking advantage of the next opportunity. The
retreat is offered in two sessions and spots fill up fast. More on this event in the
next issue.
Please take note of our first meet for 2016. On April 2nd we will meet at Klick
Lewis for a tech session that promises to kick off the year with a bang. Rick
Risser is always a great host guaranteeing great fun. See you all there.
Plenty of fun, not so much sun.
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Don’t let the tropical setting fool you.
The Florida regional was cold, windy and wet. Still fun!
National Corvette Museum Ambassador’s Report
Jim Board (8093)
Greetings MAC Members!
The NCM has something completely new for visitors underway this year. They are pulling
back the curtain and letting visitors see the museum stars being preserved and
maintained, and even allow visitors to learn from an expert on how it is done. Called the
Maintenance and Preservation Area (MPA), the NCM is remodeling a portion of the
museum that will be used to provide care and maintenance of the museum’s car
collection. Visitors will have the opportunity to watch work in progress, and at
designated times interact and ask questions about the work. The new MPA will also
provide a location for seminars and classes on car care, maintenance or basic
mechanics, skills that can be lost when a new generation takes responsibility for classic
Corvettes owned by families outside of the museum. Want to help with this NCM effort?
They have started a Go Fund Me campaign for donations. Please visit
https://www.gofundme.com/preservecorvette
2016 is shaping up to be a busy year for the NCM. There are too many events to mention
them all here, but I’ll give you some of the highlights; the High Performance Driving
Experience (HPDE) will be held at the NCM Motorsports Park on April 28-29 and again
August 27-28. The HPDE will be held closer to MAC at Virginia International Raceway on
June 27-28. You can visit the amazing Biltmore Estate and experience the world famous
Tail of the Dragon with fellow Corvette enthusiasts on May 1-4. The NCM will host the C4
Gathering on May 12-14. And, the NCM 22nd Anniversary will be celebrated on September
1-3 at the museum.
Don’t miss out on any of the fun. Current information on NCM events and much more can
always be found at the NCM website. http://www.corvettemuseum.org/
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A "Back on the Road Again" hello to everyone.
The Central PA Tour will gather in Bethlehem, PA Monday July 11th. We’ll kick off the tour on the 12th with a tour bus trip
to the 911 Memorial and Museum leaving Bethlehem at 8 AM. I estimate the cost will be in the $35 per person range for
other than retired military veterans. Retired military will be less. We will return to the Bethlehem hotel to stay overnight
Tuesday July 12th. We’ll be “back on the road again” in our cars from Bethlehem, PA Wednesday July 13th, probably by
7:30 AM since that first day will be a busy one.
The plan for rest of the Tour, subject to change, is as follows:
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Wednesday July 13: We’ll have an approximate 2 hour drive to West Point where we’ll tour the US Military
Academy by bus. We will lunch at the American Culinary Institute; a 3 course lunch “experience” at $36 plusplus and also tour the Institute itself. Then a short trip up the Hudson River to tour the Vanderbilt National
Historic Site in Hyde Park to end the day. This will be a busy day with not much driving but we will have to stay
on schedule. I should note that on a previous Road Tour we visited the Roosevelt home in Hyde Park but not the
Vanderbilt. The Rhinebeck Aerodrome in Rhinebeck NY (a few miles further north) is an alternative to the
Vanderbilt Mansion and Hyde Park but you should know there are no air shows during the week. Besides, the
ladies may not have much interest in seeing old planes. We will overnight in Poughkeepsie.
Thursday July 14 will be a scenic driving day. We’ll travel through the Catskills, Cooperstown, NY area and the
Adirondack Mountains. Your group could decide to visit any of the many scenic sites along our route or even
Cooperstown. But I expect there will be many people in the Cooperstown area – there are baseball
tournaments throughout the summer in that area with lots of local traffic.
Friday July 15th we’ll travel more Adirondack scenic roads to Plattsburgh, NY crossing Lake Champlain by ferry (a
15 minute trip costing $10 a car) on our way to Waterbury, VT for lunch (place TBD according to Bill’s Rule) and
a tour of Ben and Jerry’s (Ice Cream!). We will overnight in the Killington-Rutland, VT area.
Saturday July 16th we head to the Last Night Out city of Windsor, CT. But first we will tour historic sites in
Hartford, CT with the South East Tour led by Don and Anne Warmuth. Details on that day have not been
finalized at this point but it should be a great time. When the Warmuths lived in Hartford, Anne conducted
tours of the Hartford sites (to include Mark Twain historic points) so this should be a good day.
Sunday we'll travel with all Road Tours making up the 2016 National Road Tour. Scott and Kay Sinclair plan for
us to drive Thomson Speedway Motorsports Park on the way to a 3 PM Road Tour Parade arrival in Warrick, RI
And last: We fully understand and acknowledge that while it is only a day trip from Central PA to Rhode Island the
above plan has us on the road for 4 ½ days including the Sunday portion led by Scott and Kay. As we’ve said before: It is
not about our destination but it is about the journey – where we go, what we see, the things we do, the people we
meet and the places we eat. Life is a Highway.
Please note the following:
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You will receive the hotel information in your Road Tour registration confirmation letter from Scott Sinclair.
The National Road Tour registration fee will not include the costs of events unique to Central PA tour. Where
possible we have arranged the events so that you can pay individually on site. However that is not practical for
events such as the group bus tours. For those we collect the cost from you in advance.
We hope you decide to join the 2016 Central PA Road Tour.
Bill and Jo Ann
[email protected]
H 717-243-3955
C 717-609-5983
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P/W, Teak, Hardtop, Top Flights, AACA Senior, Owner
history since arriving from California in 1975,
Restoration & Maintenance logs w/ photos & receipts.
NCRS / GM Shipping Data Records report. Many extra’s
too numerous to list. Inspected and appraised by Chuck
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[email protected] 30928. Asking price is
$69,900 with very serious offers considered
Don Zullinger
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date but definitely not required. Must be operational or suitable for restoration. [email protected] , (540)
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Warehouse space to share in Winchester, $400.00 a month. Near airport, 40 mile from Leesburg, Va. Has office,
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detailing etc. Contact Jim, (571)-265-2920, for details and pictures.
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Florida “SUNnFUN” Winter Regional
By Jim Hofferbert
While several MAC members enjoyed the warmer weather in Florida, many of us
left loved ones home to get hit with the worst winter blizzard to hit the DC area in
years, if not ever. My wife, Diane, was snowed in for two days before she could
get plowed out. In the meantime I’m stuck in FL enjoying a polo match.
Not part of the regional
The show field
Kaye and Tom Bulluck’s ’72 Bow Tie
Several Mac members were present to have their cars judged and to to judge.
The field for flight judging was sparce this year, but there were still many
Corvettes to enjoy. One anomoly that caught the attention of many was the
markings on T top bag. Notice the logo!
The swap meet covered
Because of the wind.
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Tom Doi intensly OJ ing
Chrysler didn’t have a T top in ‘74
No deduction taken.
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11/18/15
MODIFYING A C2 ASHTRAY DOOR KNOB
(To Allow It to Be Removed and Reinstalled Without Damaging It or the Ashtray Door)
BY ED SZELIGA
All C2s have a chrome tapered knob mounted to the top of the brushed aluminum sliding ashtray door. This knob is
secured with two pins that are peened over on the reverse side of the door. If the door has to be removed the peened
pins on the knob have to be ground off which essentially requires the purchase and installation of a new knob. The
replacement knob is designed to be secured in the same manner as the original, i.e., peening two pins that are cast as a
part of the knob. The problem is that the door has to be installed in the console and the console has to be turned upside
down with the knob in place in order to peen the pins. There is a risk of: a) damaging the door, b) damaging the console,
and c) not peening the pins tight enough to produce a snug fit.
An alternative to peening the pins is to modify the chrome knob so it can be secured with small screws. Screws provide
for easy, risk free installation and if necessary, non-destructive removal of the knob and subsequent reuse. The following
are descriptions of two approaches to modifying the chrome knob to accept screws that was provided to me by a
mechanically talented family member.
The tapered chrome knob was an interesting piece to work on. First I made a small fixture to hold it securely and could be
tightened in a vise. I made my fixture from a piece of Azec plastic trim I had laying around but you could make a fixture with
a lot of different materials including a hard wood. My objective was to select a material for the fixture that would not mar
the chrome finish on the knob. With the fixture and knob firmly secured I was then able to proceed with the drilling and
running a tap through the holes.
The two outer pins or studs are 0.116” diameter spaced 0.675” apart. I used a #2-56 tap drill which is #50 (0.0700”) to drill
holes 0.250” deep down through the center of the pins and into the body of the tapered chrome handle. Then I ran a #2-56
bottom tap, which has an outside diameter of 0.086”, down the holes I just drilled.
The drilling and taping processes produced a small bur on the pins that needed to be filed off in order for the pins to fit
smoothly into the pre-drilled holes in the sliding ashtray door.
While the above approach worked just fine there is another similar approach to the drilling process. You could grind off the
two pins and then drill and tap two holes #4-40 where the pins used to be located. You have to grind off the pins because
a #4-40 screw has an OD of 0.112” which is only 4 thousandths of an inch smaller than the pins. One approach does not
necessarily seem better than the other but I think drilling and tapping into and through the pins might be a bit easier than
grinding off the pins and then drilling and tapping into the handle.
The two pics below show the back side of the same sliding door with screws installed in place of the original pins. The
screw heads are small enough so they do not interfere with the lip of the ashtray when everything is installed in the car.
The screws are not visible when everything is installed in the car so I suspect that there is little risk of losing points during
judging because of this modification. However just the notion of modifying an original part or a replacement as described
above might be objectionable to some which I can understand and appreciate.
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MAC spark plug wire oddity.
By Gary Seymour
During the judging of my car’s rolling chassis on October 20, 2015 at Klick Lewis
Chevrolet, the judges questioned the finish of the right spark plug wire bracket on
the rear of the block just above the bell housing. There was no reference in the
67 judging manual. After the event, I searched my extensive picture files on my
computer and found a picture of a survivor 67 327 motor that showed the
brackets. The survivor motor showed the LH bracket as black (paint), the RH
bracket as cad/zinc plated and both brackets being held with a cad/zinc plated
hex screw. Fortunately, my car had that setup. During the discussion of the
brackets with the judges at the meet, we agreed the LH black bracket was
special to the small block Corvette when shielding was used and the RH spark
plug wire holder was used on passenger cars too and not needed to hold
shielding in place.
Picture below giving credit to who owns the motor.
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Contributed by Dave Kitch
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Documentation Request - Details about a Nassau Blue Hill Climb and
SCCA Racer.
From Tom Dingman, NCRS member 4889.
There are additional stories and details from after 1969, but here I focus on my
car’s the first three years in Pennsylvania. Please call or write to me with any
information you might recall about my Corvette, or other race cars sold new by
Dankel Chevrolet in Allentown, PA.
My phone is (810) 338 0307 and my e-mail is [email protected] Thanks!
My story covers a 1965 Corvette Coupe and some really nice people from your
area. I’ve been very lucky to have access to these very special folks. They were
the owners and drivers of my Nassau blue Corvette. Meeting them and visiting in
their home state of Pennsylvania over the past year has been as much fun as
going back in time and meeting with old pals from the 1960s.
First, I must thank some friends who helped in a big way to unearth the details
you are about to read. Dan Adie, a fellow NCRS member known to some of you,
located the car in Canada and dug up the names of the first, second and third
owners months before I bought it.
My research role included lunches, dinners and a few beers; Then some
newspaper clippings and generous photo sharing from Sam Armstrong.
Pennsylvania hill climbing and SCCA racing photos have come from Sam and his
wife Kathy. They helped me to find another new friend, Jim Dantzer. Jim and his
wife Elsie provided some more photos, many event results, and even a couple of
Corvette parts from back in the day.
Jim tells me that Tom Morgan, now deceased, was a hill climber in Pennsylvania.
Tom raced a Jaguar XKE prior to May, 1965 and apparently had a passion for
being recognized. During this time, Jim Dantzer bought a new 1964 Corvette with
a significant list of options. He demonstrated the car’s power and handling to
Tom Morgan and (long story short) Tom became the owner of a new 1965
Corvette with the 425 HP 396 engine. It seems possible, if not likely, that Tom
Morgan’s new car was gifted with an M22 transmission by GM. The second and
third owners both say this was the case. See more about that below, including
my references to Alan Colvin’s articles*.
To get his new Corvette, Tom Morgan joined Jim as a customer at Dankel
Chevrolet in Allentown, PA. Jim says that Tom was influenced by the Parts
Manager there, Mr. Bobby Eck. Those of you who remember him might know that
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he was “tuned in” to the heavy duty parts that GM was selling to support racing.
This was a time when (at least according to the upper management) GM was not
involved in racing.
Mr. Eck is deceased also. If you happen to remember Dankel’s Parts Dept., and
can speculate how Mr. Eck kept up with the latest special offerings from
Chevrolet, please contact me. I have obtained a few later GM Chevrolet
documents, but nothing that specifically lists 1965-1966 high performance part
numbers. The more recent GM performance catalogs came along later.
Jim Dantzer joined Tom Morgan as a co-driver (both used the ’65 coupe) and
helped with parts installation and tuning on the 396.
Jim tells me he knows the
exact date that aluminum heads (from Dankel Chevrolet) were installed on the ’65
Corvette, because the 1966 Indy 500 was on the radio in Morgan’s garage that
day. Later, in the 1968 PHA hill climbs, Jim drove Harold Keck’s 427 Cobra.
The salesman who sold my car over fifty years ago was named Bob Heinly. Bob
and I have talked by telephone recently. He has solid memories of his days at
Dankel Chevrolet. He estimates they sold about six Corvettes each year during
the sixties. The dealership was sold but the owners maintain a facility at the
same address. Outten Chevrolet now operates at 1701 West Tilghman street in
Allentown.
If you know of other Dankel cars from the sixties, and happen to know how
familiar the folks at Dankel were with special performance options, please
contact me. I know of four significant Camaros that were delivered to Dankel
Chevrolet. Any related information would be of interest to me! Dankel Chevrolet
sales items and Dankel documents are also of interest!
Second owner Sam Armstrong owned and drove my Corvette for the 1968 PHA hill
climb series. The transaction to purchase from Morgan was completed at Dankel
Chevrolet in 1967. Sam traded his maroon B/P Corvette and Morgan bought a
1968 Camaro. Mr. Morgan followed up with an order for a 1969 Camaro later. I
presume the 1968 Camaro was traded back to Dankel, but I am not sure of this.
Sam Armstrong is quite sure the Corvette arrived new in Allentown with an M22
transmission. I have read Mr. Alan Colvin’s articles* about the 1965 cars with
M22s. Colvin indicates M22 was not a window sticker option, but an “under the
table” option supplied to a selected few. I cannot ask the first owner about this,
but Jim Danzter says it is quite possible. He seems sure that Tom Morgan never
had to change the transmission during his two years of hill climbing.
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Again, if you have comments on the above, please contact me. I am most
interested in the M22 possibility. However, at this point, I only have what people
have related to me. Finding the original transmission, or just seeing photos of it,
would be a big deal…
Photo 1. An early hill climb shot of Tom Morgan’s 1965 Coupe. Note the number
24 and the factory knock off wheels. This car is also pictured in an early video
posted on PHA’s history related Facebook page.
Photo 2. Second Owner Sam Armstong with the 1965 racer.
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During Sam Armstrong’s ownership, there was PHA hill climbing and some SCCA
racing in PA and Maryland. Sam sold the car for $3000 in 1969. The third owner
was Mike Oleyar, who was looking to replace his green wrecked 1965 396 coupe.
More on that will have to wait until chapter two of this article…
If you have ever seen an M22 main case with no casting number and a date code
of April 15th, or if you can make a guess as to where Mike Oleyar’s racing spares
went, please do give me a call!
THANKS VERY MUCH.
Tom Dingman
810 338 0307
* Footnote 1: Alan Colvin – “Chevrolet By The Numbers, 1965-1969”, Appendix:
The Story of The M22 “Rockcrusher” Transmission.
* Footnote 2: Alan Colvin – CORVETTE MAGAZINE - “Bangin’ Gears” – The
Complete Guide To 1965 1974 Muncie Four Speed Transmissions – Part 1. – (RePublished on the Internet).
Photo 3. This photo shows gold spray paint added to the front by Sam Armstrong.
Note the factory side exhaust had not yet been removed. See black wiper
holders also.
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Photo 4. Here you can see the three colors worn by my Corvette at different
times.
The above article is focused only on the time when the car was still the original
Nassau Blue. Mike Oleyar added the mustard orange 1970 MGB color, and the
yellow was sprayed in Kingston Ontario, Canada for owner number five. All three
colors, and some flares, were stripped off in late 2014, and the body has just been
repainted… Nassau blue.
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Title: Purchased from a Chevy dealer back in the day
by Bill Sangrey
Receipt for an "over the counter" 327/365 HP Corvette engine.
This complete engine went in a '57 Chevy
The pad on this engine's block would have had perfect broach marks and engine code stamping without a VIN.
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David Gray
9 Surrey Lane
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
17050
I have completed the 2015 Audit for Mid-Atlantic Chapter NCRS and found all
transactions and balances to be in good order. I want to commend our
treasurer, Don Harris for the neat and orderly treasury accounting.
Respectfully:
Dave Gray, 2015 Auditor
Mid Atlantic Chapter NCRS
Financial Statement 2015
Beginning Balance January 1, 2015
$
23,955.83
$
10,502.58
$
(7,990.10)
$
26,468.31
Income
Membership dues
Events (income from tech session registration and 50/50 fund charitable giving)
Carlisle - NCRS National Share of expenses
Merchandise sales
Ad Income
Interest
$ 6,940.00
$ 2,804.00
$
350.00
$
310.00
$
75.00
$
23.58
Total Income
Expenses
Printing
Postage
Events
Carlisle (Space, Tent, Tables, Chairs rental)
Merchandise purchases
Other
Taxes and Fees
Donations
$ (551.06)
$ (195.87)
$ (3,510.44)
$ (1,174.73)
$
$ (642.00)
$
$ (1,916.00)
Total Expenses
Balance at December 31, 2015
Donation Details:
Wounded Warriors from tech sessions
Bereavement
Other - Hendrix Marrow Program
Total
$ 1,616.00
$
50.00
$
250.00
$ 1,916.00
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Mid-Atlantic Chapter, National Corvette Restorers Society
Membership Application and Renewal
2016
Name: __________________________________ Spouse: ____________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________
City: ___________________________________ State: __________ Zip +4: _______-_____
Home Phone: ______-______-________
Work/Cell: _____-_____-________
Email Address_____________________________@__________________________________
NCRS # (Required): ___________ Corvettes (Year) Currently Owned: _________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Annual Calendar Year Dues = $30.00
$25.00 if paid by January 15, 2016. (2 years = $50.00)
$15.00 if paid after July 1st. (½ year)
Make check payable to:
Mid-Atlantic Chapter, NCRS
And mail to:
Mid-Atlantic Chapter, NCRS
Don Harris, Treasurer
13805 Laurel Rock Ct.
Clifton, VA 20124