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Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc.
‘Vetter’s Letter
November 2010
President
John Kostick, Jr.
610-432-7172
[email protected]
Vice-President
John Shedlock
610-967-5484
Secretary
Carol Jenkins
610-317-9277
Treasurer
Janet Mohring
610-965-8593
NCCC Governor
Norb Szymanski
610-691-3108
Membership
Marty & Laura Hegyi
610-730-2695
Events
Jeff Mohring
610-965-8593
NCM Ambassador
Richard DeLeon
610-694-0772
Newsletter Editors
From the
Volume 17, Issue 11
val Office
It’s hard to believe that another car season is nearly at a close. We have only one more club‐supported show to go (“Corvettes for Chip”) and the 2010 season is over. I would like to thank Dave & Susan Hornung, Kevin & Michelle Minnich, and the many club volun‐
teers for a fantastic Fall show at the Sands. This was the most successful ”Fiberglass & Steel” show we have ever had — probably because it was the first one that it didn't rain. It is good that the only thing we had to worry about was where to put the all the cars. The club’s annual Holiday Party is coming up and hopefully I look forward to see‐
ing everyone at The Barnhouse Restaurant (Bath, PA) on Saturday, December 11, for a night of fun and friendship. Remember, we go down to only one meeting in November, December and Janu‐
ary, so be sure to mark your calendars. Let's get our ‘Vettes out for one last run before the cold weather sets in and I'll see you at the Corvettes for Chip Show. John Kostick Jr.
Kevin & Michelle Minnich
610-530-0923
[email protected]
Webmaster
Bud Benton
610-252-0989
[email protected]
Sponsored by:
Faulkner
Chevy Cadillac
398 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA
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 Howertown Road, North Catasaqua, PA. Full menu and bar service is available. Upcoming Club Meetings Nov. 10 Dec. 08 Jan. 12 (2011) Page 2
Allentown Area Corvette Club
‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 11 | November 2010
This Month
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> 1—Hampton Winds Dinner
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> 7—Corvettes for Chip,
West Chester, PA (Meet: 7am,
Plain & Fancy, Rtes. 309 & 663)
> 10—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey,
8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1)
> 12—Sha-Na-Na Concert, Penn’s
Peak, Jim Thorpe, PA
> 30 – Last day to pay your
2010-11 Dues without being
dropped from membership...
SAVE THE DATE…
Sat, Dec. 11 – AACC Holiday Party,
Barnhouse Restaurant, Bath, PA
(Registration form on p. 11)
New & Potential Members
Dennis & Patricia Moore, Allentown, PA, ’96 Cpe .................................... Potential Harold “Woody” & Linda Roberts, Macungie, PA, ‘85 Cpe ........................ Potential DelHigh Power Squadron Rallye
Saturday, Nov. 13 — The 2010 rallye will start at the ‘Coopersburg Diner’, Route 309, Coopersburg, where participants will meet for breakfast and get instructions. Breakfast is from 8:30 ‐ 9:00 am (cost not included). Instructions will begin at 9:20 am. PLEASE be at the diner by 9:10am before the instructions start. First car out will start approximately 9:45 am – 10:00 am. Proudly Sponsored by
Faulkner
Chevy-Cadillac
298 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA 18017
877-466-8315
faulknermotors.com
Find your way to the half way point, turn in your first set of instructions, and receive your second half of instructions to get to the final destination for dinner. The rallye ends at a venue with a sit‐down meal, fun, and fellowship. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and last place. There will also be a raffle. Dinner choices: Yankee Pot Roast or Stuffed Chicken Breast. Cost for either is $17pp. There is also a $5 per vehicle registration fee. For more information or to register, contact P/C Michael Lebeduik III at 610‐730‐2798 or email [email protected]. Page 3
Winner’s Circle
NCCC Events Please support our fellow East Region NCCC clubs by participating in these events: 11/06: 3x Rallye, Sanc, CPCC, Location TBD
Saturday, Sept. 25 — New member, Jim Peters, won 1st place for Best Sports Car at the Catasauqua Area Car Show with his white ‘07. (Jim & Linda are shown below at AACC’s Fiberglass & Steel Show.) 11/07: 2x AutoX, Sanc., CCA, Location TBD
11/12-14: National Governor’s Meeting,
St. Louis, MO.
11/20: 2x Rallye, Sanc., PMCC, Location TBD
Sunday, Oct. 10 — See pp. 7‐8 for a complete listing of winners from AACC’s 2010 Fiberglass & Steel Corvette Show at the Sands Casino. 12/04: Regional Governors’ Meeting; Grantville, PA
A Note of Thanks...
...to all members of AACC who came out to the restaurant night
fundraiser in honor and memory of Charlie Reynard on Sept. 19th at
Jack Creek Steakhouse and/or made contributions in support of
Team Charlie’s Angels. We will be walking/running in the Free to
Breathe® 5K event on Nov. 7 in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park, with
proceeds benefiting the PA Lung Cancer Partnership. Thank you for
helping to make this a successful event!
For more information on NCCC events,
contact AACC’s Governor, Norb Szymanski
(610-691-3108, [email protected])
AA CC p r ou d ly s upp or ts t he
Lehigh Valley
Military Affairs Council
Eleanor Reynard, Michelle & Kevin Minnich
Another Season In The Books
Corvette Racing concluded its first full season in the ultra‐competitive GT2 category with a victory in the 13th running of Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta on Oct. 2. Going into the final lap, the No. 4 Compuware Corvette C6.R driven by Oliver Gavin was trailing Toni Vilander in the class‐leading No. 62 Risi Competizione Ferrari by 10 seconds. With a low‐fuel alarm flashing on his own instrument panel, Gavin watched incredulously as the Ferrari slowed on the back straight as it ran out of E85 fuel. Gavin then raced across the finish line 5.763 sec‐
onds ahead of the runner‐up No. 01 Ferrari of Dominick Farnbacher, which also passed Vilander's hapless Ferrari. The 2010 season was not like the previous storied seasons of this powerhouse team. The 2‐car team posted only one win and five podium finishes in the ten‐race season. The change in ALMS format to a single GT class is proving difficult, but Corvette Racing is ready for the challenge. Page 4
Kerbeck’s 2010 Toys For Tots
Saturday, Oct. 9 — Kerbeck Corvettes of Atlantic City hosted their annual Toys‐For‐
Tots Drive to benefit the USMC. A last minute change in the program eliminated the Farley Plaza meeting point and “speed run” to the baseball stadium, citing inade‐
quate parking for the 1,000 expected Corvettes. Instead, the participating drivers were asked to drive directly to the ballpark with their toy gifts. Kerbeck again provided food, drinks, door prize raffles, and entertainment for the participants. The last‐minute change in format resulted in a much‐reduced attendance. Only Bernie & Linda Blasko and Don & Helen Friga participated, although over a dozen AACC couples had pre‐
registered. Johnny O’Connell with Linda Blasko.
Blasko’s Nassau Blue C5
at the ballpark.
To everyone who purchased toys for the event but did not participate — remember that you can do‐
nate your toys locally to the same Marine Corps’ Toys For Tots program at an area mall or local toy drive. Be Our Guest by Marty & Laura Hegyi
Do you own a Corvette or dreaming of buying one? Are you thinking of joining a club? Don't know which one? Be our Guest at our next club meeting. No Obligation, No commitments. See what we are all about. The Allentown Area Corvette Club meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month (2nd Wednesday only during November, December and January) at 8 PM at The Blue Monkey (2nd floor, Palm Room), 1092‐1094 Howertown Rd., North Catasauqua, PA 18032. (www.bluemonkeysports.com) The Club participates in car shows, road rallyes, auto‐crosses, car cruises, parades and other social and automotive related activi‐
ties throughout the year. Come to one of our meetings and introduce yourself. Meet other Corvette enthusiasts like yourself and discuss your love affair with America's one and only true sports car. If you are interested in joining the Allentown Area Corvette Club, application information is available on the Club’s website (www.AllentownCorvetteClub.org). Visit the “About the Club” link, then simply enter your information and click [Submit]. We hope to see you at our next meeting!!! Marty & Laura Hegyi AACC Membership Chairpersons Page 5
Lehigh Valley ALS Walk
Saturday, Oct. 23 – The Coca‐Cola Park ball field — what a fitting place for the 2010 Walk to Defeat ALS. Lou Gehrig’s disease, as it is commonly known, causes muscle weakness and atrophy throughout the body caused by degeneration of the upper and lower motor neurons. Unable to function, the muscles weaken and atrophy. Affected individuals may ultimately lose the ability to initiate and control all voluntary movement; bladder and the muscles responsible for eye movement are usually, but not always, spared. Cognitive function is generally spared for most patients. Those not participating in the 2‐mile walk proudly displayed their Corvettes outside the park. Thanks to everyone who participated and helped to raise money for the continued research for the cause and treatment of ALS. Special thanks to Bud Benton for organizing the day’s activities. FSCC Corvette Weekend
Friday‐Sunday, Oct. 15‐17 — Fall means Corvettes “down the shore.” This year was no exception with over a dozen AACC ‘Vettes heading for Ocean City, MD. Much like last year, those attending had to make their way south in the rain. Once folks arrived, however, the fun started and simply never stopped. Friday’s boardwalk parade was again a popular attraction and photos are available on Free State’s website. Although no AACC members won awards at Saturday’s multi‐
sanctioned car shows or rallyes, everyone enjoyed their time in Maryland. Whether taking in the car shows, roaming the Maryland shopping centers in search of the best deal, or strolling the famous Boardwalk for food, drink or t‐shirts, there was something for everyone. If you participated and have photos or stories to share, please send them to the Newsletter editors at our NEW email account — [email protected] — for inclusion in a future publication. Baby Announcements
There are plenty of stories and rumors circulating about club members seeking new rides. If you either replaced a Corvette in your stable or added another, please be sure to tell the Newsletter Editors. (Tell Membership, as well, to keep our roster up to date.) We will make all efforts to run a photo and vehicle details of your new baby. UPDATES: (1) Dennis & Bonnie Corona sold their White ‘95 Coupe. (2) Jim Hedden sold his ‘99 Mag Red Coupe and purchased an ‘09 Z06. Both ‘Vettes were sold locally, so the drivers may not look familiar even if the cars do! Allentown Area Corvette Club
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A Radical C8 in Works?
Alright, everyone who is getting sick of GM saying that the next generation of the Corvette is going to be a mid engine raise your hand. Well GM is at it again only this time
they are talking about radical changes to come to the C8 generation of the American
muscle car.
This move is indeed odd as GM has yet to release any concrete plans are for the C7
Corvette which is already the source of many rumors and speculation. Now GM throws
this gasoline on the fire and word is spreading fast.
The radical changes that GM is talking about now for the C8 Corvette include making the eighth generation Vette come with
not only a mid-engine location but also having that engine be a high powered six cylinder as opposed to the traditional eight.
This is not the first time that GM has spread such rumors, but this is the most aware that GM and the rest of the planet have
been in regards to being green.
Also rumored for the C8 is a body that will be composed of something other than fiberglass. This breech of protocol is also not
a first, but with all this talk of change it seems that GM just might be serious about lessening its carbon footprint and the
mighty Corvette would certainly be a great place to start.
As for the C7, who knows? The rumblings on that is that it will come out in the next couple of years and most speculate it will
be in 2013 as a tribute to the Vette’s 60th birthday. While it is known that GM is actively seeking design ideas from the United
States and abroad, what is now being said is that the C7 will be a more conservative model of the C6. Putting conservative
next to Corvette though, just doesn’t look right.
Once again, only time will tell how the C8 plays out and the C7 for that matter. While the GM engineering minds are brilliant, it
is doubtful that they will begin too much work on the C8 before they are totally finished with the C7, but then again GM is
known for their sometimes radical ways of doing things.
If the C8 is to have a V-6 it better come with plenty of power or those who have been faithful all these years to the Corvette
may find their way to a different brand. But if there is one thing that GM has been able to show in the past is that even smaller
engines can be capable of some amazing outputs especially when they are coupled with superchargers and the like.
Ultimately what comes out will have equal praise and criticism but one thing is abundantly clear with GM: the Corvette is not
going anywhere any time soon. So all you lovers of the Vette can breathe a bit easier knowing that GM at least plans on two
more generations of the Corvette with many more to probably come.
source: http://www.smokinvette.com/corvette/articles/c8-corvette-in-works-as-well-as-c7-corvette-but-with-radical-changes-planned/
Corvette ZR1 vs. C6.R from Road&Track (Nov 2010)
Veteran driver Jan Magnussen summed it up best when he said: “The engine in the
ZR1 is fantastic. If we had it in the GT race car we would absolutely kill the GT
class.” When comparing race cars to street cars, it’s unusual to think that the race
car has less power than the road-going version of that same car. As Jan says, “In a
lot of ways the road car is above the race car. The race car will still do a faster lap
time around a place like Miller, but take them both to a place like the Autobahn,
and I want to be in the ZR1.”
Read the full article online at http://www.roadandtrack.com/tests/comparison/chevrolet-corvette-zr1-vs.-c6.r or in print at
your newsstand when the November issue is released.
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Fiberglass & Steel (Fall Corvette Classic)
Participant-Judged Winners
Class 1 1953 – 1962
1st: Scott Arbaugh 1960
2nd: Janet & Charlie Daniels 1959
3rd: Glen Welch (EACC) 1954
Class 2 1963 – 1967
1st: John Fries (EACC) 1965
2nd: Jim Karch (EACC) 1966
3rd: Dennis Koch 1966
Class 3 1968 – 1982
1st: Jeff Nonnemacher (EACC) 1979
2nd: John Hay (TCV) 1969
3rd: Warren Keeler 1971
Class 4 1984 – 1996
1st: Brad & Denise Orey (EACC) 1993
2nd: Rick & Bonnie Serfass (TCV) 1993
3rd: Frank & Barbara Kraemer 1993
Class 5 1997 – 2004
1st: Missi Keeler 1999
2nd: Andy & Rocky Alleshouse (TCV) 1998
3rd: Jeff Haycock (Slate Belt CC) 1999
Class 6 2005 – 2011
1st: Len Feinberg (EACC) 2010
2nd: Ed Proctor (Lib. Reg. CC) 2005
3rd: Carmel Karch (EACC) 2008
Class 7 Modified All Years
1st: Gary Warmkessel 01965
2nd: Bob Anderson (Lanc. County CC) 2000
3rd: David Semmel 1958
Class 8 AACC 1953 -- 1982
1st: Marty Hegyi 1969
2nd: Ike Eisenhart 1966
3rd: Phil & Chris Keiser 1962
Class 9 AACC 1984 -- 2011
1st: George Wetherhold 2006
2nd: Dennis Corona 1995
3rd: John Kostick 2010
Fiberglass & Steel (Fall Corvette Classic) - Continued
Poker Hand Winners
1st: Carmel Karch (EACC), Straight
2nd: Martin & Anna Gable (Central PA CC),
2 pairs: Jacks & Kings
rd
3 : George Wetherhold (AACC), 2 pairs: 4s & 6s
Celebrity-Judged Winners
Sands Casino & Resort picks:
Scott Arbaugh 1960
Patrick Lamberton 2008
Thanks to the club members who
relocated their cars to make room
for all the visitors and guests...
LVMAC picks:
David Semmel 1958
Gary Warmkessel 1965
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Page 9
Winterizing Tips from “Mr. Detailing” (Jeff Mohring)
With winter not far away, this might be a good time to start thinking about winterization of your prized possession(s). 1. Store car with a full tank of gas. While at the gas station, add gas stabilizer. If car is stored for more than 3 months, double the amount of gas stabilizer that is recom‐
mended. 2. Top off all fluids: brake, power steering, oil & transmission. 3. Spray WD‐40 on all door, hood & trunk hinges. If you do not have a good aim, remember to wipe up your over‐spray. 4. Wash & wax just prior to storage. 5. Clean the interior as well, dress all vinyl & rubber with appropriate treatments. 6. To absorb moisture, place a couple bags of desiccant in the interior & in the trunk. 7. To keep critters out of the engine compartment, you might want to consider placing a few moth balls under the hood. 8. Do not leave the emergency parking brake on. 9. If storing on concrete, place a vapor barrier (plastic) on the floor under your car. 10. Just before putting on the cover, don't forget to put the battery tender on. 11. Say goodnight & I'll see you in the spring!! Although the Corvette has been around for nearly 60 years, there were only four Anniversary Editions; 1978 (25th), 1988 (35th), 1993 (40th) and 2003 (50th) . . . Bose was an integrated radio and speaker system introduced optionally in 1984 . . . 1965‐1966 models had an optional gold stripe tire called “Gold Lines” . . . Magnesium weighs about a third less than aluminum, and a magnesium road wheel was optional for Corvettes starting in 1997 . . . All 1986 Indianapolis 500 pace cars were convertibles . . . 1967 through 1969 had an optional red stripe tire available called “Red Lines”? NOTICE... Your AACC Newsletter has a new email address. Please send any articles, photos, advertisements or suggestions to Page 10
2010 Holiday Party
Buffet Dinner
Saturday, December 11th
6:00-11:00pm
Barn House Village Restaurant
7401 Airport Road, Bath, PA
$30pp (Members). $40pp (Non-Members)
For more information, call Barb @ 610-258-8523
Cold Hors d'oeuvres
Tossed Salad
Cash Bar
Soup du Jour
Baked Ham with Pineapple Sauce,
Chicken Marsala Prime Rib carving station
Red-skinned Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Corn
Green Bean & Carrot Blend
Array of Desserts
Coffee & Hot Tea
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AACC 2010 Holiday Party
Name(s)
Tel. No.
Barn House Village Restaurant, Bath, PA
Please pay by Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Make checks payable to “AACC”, mail to:
No. Members Attending _________ x $30/person =
No. Non-Members Attending _____ x $40/person =
TOTAL PAYMENT = ________
Payment method:
Cash
Check #
Barb Parsons @ 14 Beaver Lane, Easton, PA 18045
See Page 10 for Menu and Details
Faulkner Chevrolet Cadillac Saab
298 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA 18017
Sales: (866) 457-4666
Service: (877) 413-1496
Fax: (610) 861-0575
www.FaulknerMotors.com
AACC Holiday Party
Sat. Dec. 11th
AACC members and immediate
family members are entitled to
some super discounts on purchases/ leases, parts and service
at Faulkner. See a Club officer
for program specifics.
NEW 2010 Convertible 2LT, Blade Silver Met. & Ebony, Auto, #101003 ..............................................$60,820
NEW 2011 Grand Sport Coupe 3LT, Supersonic Blue Met. & Titanium Gray, 6spd, #101052 ........$64,765
NEW 2011 Grand Sport Coupe 3LT, Velocity Yellow & Ebony, Auto, #101457 .................................$71,015
NEW 2011 Grand Sport Convertible 3LT, Crystal Red Met. & Titanium Gray, Auto, #101457......$76,315
NEW 2011 Grand Sport Convertible 3LT, Black & Titanium Gray, Auto, #102008 ...........................$70,920
USED 2009 Coupe 2LT, Blade Silver Met. & Ebony, Auto, 8739 mi., #101478.....................................$38,995
Page 12
NCM News & Events
Camaro Exhibit Now Open Corvettes aren't the only speed demons in the Museum. A display of 12 Camaros is now in the Exhibit Hall through December, bringing celebrity‐owned cars, supped up rides and overall cool Mustang‐eaters for visitors to check out. Cars on display include 2009 Bumblebee Transformer Camaro, 1972 Papa John’s Camaro, 2010 Dale Earnhardt Hall of Fame, 1987 1LE Prototype, 1989 1LE Original Production, 2010 Indy Pace Car, and a Yenko Camaro.
Bob McDorman to Auction Collection Next Weekend Starting November 6th, long‐time Museum supporter Bob McDorman's massive collection of 150 cars will go up for sale through Mecum Auctions. All vehicles are offered with no reserve! This once‐in‐a‐lifetime auction will feature Chevrolets produced as early as 1915 and will include the world's most com‐
plete Corvette collection, as well as neon signs, memorabilia and vintage parts all gathered over the years by Bob. Among the cars to be sold are 11 serial #1 Corvettes, Bunkie Knudsen's 1963 Sting Ray, plus many celebrity cars. The Mecum McDorman Auction takes place at Bob McDorman Chevrolet, 5885 Gender Road, Canal Winchester, OH 43110. Auction previews run Friday, Nov. 5 from 8am‐5pm. The memorabilia sale begins Saturday, Nov. 6 at 10am with vehicles selling at noon. See the collection online at www.mecum.com. Find out even more NCM news online at www.CorvetteMuseum.com or call 1.800.53.VETTE(538.3883)
© National Corvette Museum 2010
350 Corvette Drive, Bowling Green, KY 42101
Current NCM Raffles 2011 Torch Red Grand Sport Coupe, 500 tix @ $250 ....................Nov. 4 2011 BYO ZR1 (or $80k), 638 tix @ $500 ....................................Nov. 11 2011 BYO Z06 or Grand Sport (or $60k), 500 tix @ $400 ...........Nov. 18 2011 BYO Grand Sport (or $50k), 1994 tix @ $100 .................... Dec. 16 2011 Torch Red Cpe, 3LT, R8C, Unlim. tix @ $10 .............. Jan 20 (2011) 2011 Black Camaro SS/RS Coupe Raffle + 3‐Day High Performance Driving School, Unlim. Tix @ $10............................ Feb. 17 (2011) 2010 NCM Events
Nov. 4-6 – Vets n’ Vettes
..............................
2011 events coming next month
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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.
1977 Corvette – Very good condition, less than 78,000 miles. The brown paint is fair. AT, PW, T-tops, the engine is super
clean. Pictures upon request. $9,000 obo. (Edwin Torres, [email protected])
1993 40th Anniversary Coupe – $21,000. (Patrick Regan @ Faulkner, 866-457-4666 x.1143, [email protected])
1993 LT1 Coupe – Torch Red with White Leather sport seats (rare combo), Original owner, 23,250 mi., all original, copy of
original window sticker ($46,208), all service paperwork, has won all basic trophies except best engine, new owner gets trophies with car, never stored cold, never raced or exceeded 4000rpm, tail pipes are still silver colored, unofficial 40th Anniversary, $25,000 firm. (Roger Krauss, [email protected])
2002 Corvette Convertible — Magnetic Red with black top and interior, approx. 21,100 miles, six-speed,
polished wheels, heads-up display. Pristine condition. Lehigh Valley. $25,900. (Joel Dean, 610-533-2259)
Corvettes at Carlisle Vendor Spaces – Spaces IB-24 and IB-25, near the Grandstands. $90 each.
(Joy Stear, 610-392-4496)
Set of 4 P225/70R15 Goodyear Eagle GT II RWL Radial Tires mounted on original 15 x 8 AZ stamped
Corvette Rallye wheels. Tires are in "like new" condition, driven approx. 3500 miles. Wheels are painted Argent Silver
and correct for 1969 - 1976 Corvettes. $ 540/set.
Set of 4 Original Rallye Wheel Trim Rings 15" diameter
with correct 4 clip design fits 1969 - 1976 Corvette 15 x 8 Rallye wheels. One has slight curb rash, rest are
driver quality. $120 /set.
Front Chrome Bumper fits 1968-1972 Corvette. Excellent driver quality. Use as is or can be
LH and RH Rear Chrome Bumper Set fits 1968-1973 Corvette. LH bumper
re-plated for a show car. $150.00.
has a visible scratch, RH bumper is a good driver quality. Use as is or can be re-plated for show car. $150/pair (Marty Hegyi,
610 694-8205, [email protected])
Complete European Fiberglass ZR1 Upgrade Ground Effects Kit incl.: rear tunnel, big C4R race wing, vented-style
New Water Pump
hood panel and Lambo door panels; all lighting, fenders, license plate and other accessories. $1900.
for 1986 - 1991 5.7-L Corvette & other GM 5.7's. (Ref. part number: 3-595). $40.
Alternator for 1988 Corvette & other
350 Chevy motors. Purchased in an emergency to bring my ‘Vette home from OC, MD, less than 200 miles on it. Part number
P7935-11. (crosses to 7888-11). $60.
Collectible Jackets. Over 100 available. Both new with tags & used; Leather, twill
fabric and nylon; windbreakers to insulated leathers. Corvette, Camaro, Dodge, Viper, Snap-On, MAC, MATCO, USA, NASCAR, Dupont, Corona, etc. Most are rare and no longer made. Prices range from $25 to $250.
1:18-Scale Collectible
Cars. Over 50 available. Corvette, Dodge, Porsche, BMW, Lambo, deLorean, and lots more. Most are rare and no longer
made.
Corvette Leather Duffle Bags. 12 available. Black with C5 logo with shoulder strap. All mint condition!!! $80
Set of 4 rims and tires off 1988 ‘Vette w/ usable/legal tread on G/Y Eagles. Nice shape, recon to be perfect.
ea.
$500. The above items can be seen Fri 9-9, Sat 9-9 & Sun 10-5 at Daisy’s Market, Quakertown Farmer’s Market in the rear flea
market barn. www.tjsautomotive.com or contact TJ @ 610-432-0650 or 610-972-5002
Wanted: Garage Rental for Winter Storage for ‘02 ‘Vette Conv. (Rick Bachl, 610-395-5140, [email protected])
Faulkner
298 Stoke Park Road
Chevy-Cadillac
Bethlehem, PA 18017
877-466-8315
faulknermotors.com
to be sure
Visit us on the web at
www.AllentownCorvetteClub.org
1092-1094 Howertown Road
North Catasauqua, PA
www.bluemonkeysports.com
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Whitehall, PA 18052
Phone: 610-530-0923
Fax: 610-849-1342
[email protected]
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