June 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY
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June 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY
June 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Next CCKC meeting Wednesday, July 20th Uncle Buck’s Grill Bass Pro Shop 12051 Bass Pro Drive Olathe, KS 66061 Room opens at 5:00 and business meeting starts at 7:00. Come early enough to get your food order in before 6:30 and dine with the group. July Birthdays 4 - Jack Lytle 5 - Roland Norris 10 - Linda Downing 10 - Kate Levenson 11 - Loy Hickman 12 - Debbie Craven 15 - Craig Minnich 20 - Lee Burkhead 21 - Mark Mandelbaum 22 - Ray Kasper 24 - Alan Becker 26 - Jerry Stanton 28 - Rhonda Becker July Anniversaries 6 - Becky & Bob Rafie 8 - Todd & Julie Slips 10 - Harold & Eileen Benskin 15 - Robert and Thelma Hill 17 - Dan & Kay Boyd 18 - David & Pamela Potter 26 - Clarence & Gwyn Hill 30 - John & Carol Hamblin 31 - Mike & Lee Ann Miller 31 - Vernon & Karen Pauls Correction: The Editor failed to mention that Lloyd LaTurner won Best of Class with his Callaway C6 at the KCCA Hendrick Chevrolet Corvette show on May 1st. A Note to CCKC from Bob and Terry Henn: Since we will not be able to attend the June and July meetings, Terry and I wanted to personally thank each and every one of you who has expressed their sympathies to our family. We lost our beautiful daughter in law Megan on May 11th and Terry lost her mom on May 18th. The outpouring of kindness from our CCKC members has been heartwarming and deeply touching. Thank you all so much for the cards, Facebook postings, and most importantly, your prayers that you have offered up for our family. We are humbled by the love and sympathy you have shown our family. God bless you all and thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Bob and Terry Henn April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 2 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Guest Speaker Schedule: JULY- Hendrick Chevrolet (Robert Weigers & Bernie Smith). They will be discussing the benefits of our club's corporate sponsor....buying a Corvette from Hendrick and getting your Corvette serviced at Hendrick. Plus, club discounts available to members at Hendrick Chevrolet. AUGUST-Mid America Motorworks (Mike Yager). MAM is from Effingham, Illinois. This company carries and supplies replacement parts for years of Corvette! Mid America Motorworks will talk about their company, the benefits of purchasing from them. Plus, they will discuss their HUGE annual show called Corvette FunFest, which is in midSeptember this year. SEPTEMBER-NCRS (Harry Ledgerwood). Harry is the President of the Kansas City chapter of the National Corvette Restorer's Society. He will be giving a presentation about what the NCRS means to a Corvette owner, how you can join and how being a member of both the CCKC and the NCRS is beneficial. OCTOBER-to be determined. We are working on getting someone from the National Corvette Museum to come to speak. June Activities: Hendrick Corvette Show Seventy-nine Corvettes were registered for the 2015 Hendrick show on June 5th and the weather was close to perfect. Forty-four of the registered cars belonged to CCKC members with the balance representing several other clubs and non-affiliated owners. Even with registration fees dropped $5 from 2015 registration rates net income was slightly above 2015 levels due to effective cost control and proceeds from the silent auction and bake sale. Thanks to Chuck Levenson for coordinating the show and all of the volunteers that helped. April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 3 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Both Lloyd LaTurner and Jim Warren have had a good run with Lloyd taking Best of Class with his Callaway C6 at the KCCA show and Jim winning Best of Class for C7’s at the same event. Non-Club Member Awards Bruce Singer Best of Show Ed Mortis Best of Class C1 (Group A) Harry Ledgerwood Best of Class C2 (Group B) Don Curtis Best of Class C3 (Group C) Chuck Tomas Best of Class C4 (Group D) John Gratton Best of Class C5 (Group E) Joey Bosel Best of Class C5 (Group F) Terry Wright Best of Class C6 (Group G) Mike Connidham Best of Class C6 (Group H) Bob Hesselfiv Best of Class C7 (Group I) Club Member Awards Lloyd LaTurner Best of Show Edward Rose Best of Class C1 (Group A) Larry Saunders Best of Class C2 (Group B) Adam Hoehn Best of Class C3 (Group C) Joe Campbell Best of Class C4 (Group D) Darrell Prock Best of Class C5 (Group E) Jeff Moss Best of Class C5 (Group F) Steve Shinners Best of Class C6 (Group G) Henry Ninstil Best of Class C6 (Group H) Jim Warren Best of Class C7 (Group I) April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 4 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 5 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Lakeview Village Cruise Barb Kerns coordinated a Flag Day cruise for Lakeview Village and was pleased that 14 Corvettes showed. Dinner was served and Fox 4 News covered portions of the event. Thanks to all that participated. City Market Cruise Father’s Day turned out to be a fun day for CCKC members that participated in this Cruise on June 19th! Ten cars registered for the event and cruised to the Farmer’s Market in Downtown Kansas City. Approximately 19 people attended the event coordinated by Steve Garret and included a couple of new members! We were able to set up our Corvettes in the courtyard area of the Farmer’s Market. It was a great turnout for a Father’s Day Sunday and everyone that attended the event had a great time. We might do this again! Culver’s Cruise The second Culver’s Cruise of 2016 took place on Tuesday. June 28th with 18 Corvettes and 30 people in attendance including a new member with his NCRS certified 69. April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 6 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ June Minutes: On Wednesday, June 15, 2016, at 07:00 PM, the CCKC meeting held at Uncle Buck’s/Bass Pro was called to order by President Jim Cahill. There were approximately 62 people in attendance. Hendrick was not represented. Jim Cahill reported there were 80-cars at the club show at Hendrick; he thanked Chuck Levenson for all of his hard work in putting the show together. Jim reminded all that he was selling tickets for last years’ club NCM banner; if interested see Jim. Vice-President: Steve Garrett explained the evening’s raffle items; donations were received from Hendrick and Jim Cahill. We raised $137 from the raffle. Steve also gave us a preview of the speakers he has arranged for upcoming club meetings: Robert Wiegers, Sales Manager of Hendrick Chevrolet-July club meeting; Mike Yager of Mid America Motorworks-August club meeting; and Harry Ledgerwood of NCRS (National Corvette Restorers Society)-September club meeting. Steve introduced this month’s guest speaker, Rob Howard, President of KC Auto Gifts & Accessories. Rob and his wife Laura are the owners; Rob spoke to us about his business, its history, and how he started his business. Membership: Chris Shinners reminded those present she has several unclaimed name badges, please see Chris for your name badge. Chris announced there were five couples joining CCKC in the past week; she introduced the new members: Kal & Makaila Dulke, Raymond Gierstikas & Lucinda Franke, Robert & Stefanie Culley, and Bill & Debbie Santa Maria. Chris explained the Executive Committee was working on three initiatives as a result of the feedback from the club survey. Those initiatives were: 1) secure a coordinators for club volunteers 2) determine and coordinate fun activities for the women of the club 3) spotlight a club member at the meetings. Chris advised CCKC membership is currently at 200+. Secretary: Carol Schwartz obtained approval of the May 2016 meeting minutes with the following revision from what was published in the Hi Beams; December CCKC Gala Event; the new Social Chairperson is Marie Burns, assisted by Eileen Benskin, Linda Downing, and Chris Shinners. Also, Barb Kearns’ former employer/law firm donated one pass to the Speedway which was raffled at the meeting. Carol Schwartz also announced her resignation as Secretary of CCKC due to family obligations. Treasurer: John Southerland presented the current financial report including a summary of receipts and disbursements for the month. He reported 79 people registered for the Hendrick show (82 registered in 2015). Of the 79 registrants, 44 were CCKC members. Guest registrants were from KCCA, S. Central Nebraska, Touch of Glass, NCRS, Leavenworth, St. Joseph, and several without any club affiliation who were provided CCKC membership information. John reported registration income from the Hendrick show was less than 2015 primarily because the 2016 entry fee was $5 per car lower than the 2015 registration fee. Expenses were well controlled by Chuck Levenson with a resulting net club income slightly in excess of the 2015 Hendrick show. CCKC’s net charity income exceeded that of 2015 due to a successful Silent Auction and Bake Sale. Our charity income at the present time exceeds $2000; it includes proceeds from the club’s monthly raffle, special Speedway raffle, and the 50/50 raffle. April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 7 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ongoing charity items include NCM raffle ticket sales and the cruise raffle tickets. The financial report was approved. Jim Cahill reported we raised money from the ADA Fundraising and Auction items but it was not as successful in comparison to the Zona Rosa show as there were too many large ticket items. Jim will have items from ADA fundraising at the Zona Rosa show and has requested items that should generate interest. NCM (National Corvette Museum): Ambassador Adam Hoehn told us a story of a visitor to the museum which portrayed the passion of those employed at the museum. The visitor was queried over and over about his car and what could be improved; he ultimately reported a noise in the roof area which was repaired that day via a demonstration at the museum. Adam reported the club flag was purchased and should be on display. Activities: Kathy Denning summarized the Lakeville Village Cruise on June 14; there were 14 cars. She thanked Barb Kearns, who reported the club participants to the event were on Fox 4 News the night of the event. Upcoming Events/June: June 18: City Market Cruise-Father’s Day- Coordinator Steve Garrett June 25: Freedom Festival, a non-club event June 28: Culver’s Cruise Upcoming Events/July: July 4: Lenexa Parade: Meet at Ray & Mary Newell’s for donuts/coffee with a caravan to the parade. Barb Kearns will advise when she learns of the parade theme and our spot in the line-up. Lunch at Zarda. July 9: COR show, flyers were on the table. Joe Campbell announced the show is for all types of cars. July 15-17-The Great Des Moines Escape: coordinated by Arnie & Cynthia Sdano; flyers/signup sheet was on the table. July 24: T-Bones game and car show coordinated by Todd Ford. A flyer is on the website July 28: Culver’s Cruise Upcoming Events/August: August 21: Cruise to the K-CANCELED! Linda Downing announced the Royals rules for this year’s “Royals/Cruise to the K” states “all vehicles must be model year 2000 or older to participate.” As many in CCKC, including herself would not be able to participate in the car show/ special ticket package prices, Linda will not be coordinating this event. August 26 & 27: 20th Annual Summers End Corvette Show, Rogers, AR. Joe Campbell provided preliminary details; a sign-up sheet and flyers were on the table. Upcoming Events/September: September 10: Zona Rosa club sponsored car show Old Business: Lloyd LaTurner won “Best of Show” at the Hendrick show; several people questioned why he did not also receive the “Best in Class” award? Chuck Levenson explained he didn’t want to give out 2 trophies to the same person. New Business: Gwyn Hill announced they are collecting old T-shirts to assist St. Michael’s Veterans in making pull toys to benefit WaySide Waifs. April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 8 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Julie Dailey was nominated and accepted the Officer position of Secretary of CCKC, all members present approved. Jeff Moss reminded all that if you change your email or want your anniversary or birthday published you need to notify Chris Shinners, Membership Chairperson. Jeff updates Hi Beams and mailing lists using the master list maintained by Chris. The meeting adjourned at 8:17 PM. Respectfully submitted, Linda Downing, acting Secretary for the evening for CCKC Rob Howard, President of KC Auto Gifts & Accessories discusses his offerings at 6/15 club meeting. http://www.kcautoacc.com/ Tech Talk/News – Jeff Moss: A member sent me a note about a foaming sprayer for car washing that cost significantly less than what you would pay for a foaming sprayer from one of the recognized detailing leaders (about $20.00 to $30.00 depending on where you shop vs. $99.99 from a leading detailing company). Seemed like a good deal, maybe too good so I did a little research via product reviews and as is often the case it appears you get what you pay for. The “economy” option was often reported to leak and, more importantly, multiple reviews indicated it had to be filled twice to wash one vehicle whereas the high dollar option only required 2 ounces of soap. Given the cost of a decent car wash detergent the “economy” option may prove to be a false economy. C3 Production Data1 Year Production Notes Third generation (C3) begins; 1968 28566 New body and T-top removable roof panels, new interior, engines carried over, three-speed Turbo Hydra-matic replaces two-speed Powerglide as automatic transmission option. 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Corvette April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY Page | 9 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1969 1970 1971 38762 17316 21801 First year of the 350 cu in (5.7 L) Small-Block; longer model year extended to December, 1969 due to delay in introduction of 1970 model; "Stingray" front fender nameplates added, new interior door panels and inserts, 17-inch black-vinyl steering wheel (replaced 18-inch wood-rim wheel). First year for the LT-1 Small-Block and 454 cu in (7.44 L) Big-Block; three-speed manual transmission dropped and four-speed manual became standard with Turbo Hydra-matic available as no-cost option with all engines except LT-1 350; posi-traction made standard equipment; introduced along with the second-generation Chevrolet Camaro on Feb. 26, 1970, new egg-grate metal front grills and fender grills, lower molded fender flares, new hi-back seats and interior trim, new custom interior option includes: leather seat trim, cut-pile carpeting, lower-carpeted door panels and wood-grain accents. Significant power drops due to reduced compression ratios to meet GM corporate edict requiring all engines to run low-octane unleaded gasoline; power ratings based on both "gross" and "net" 1972 27004 1973 30464 1974 37502 figures with the former based on engine hooked to dynometer while "net" ratings based on power as installed in vehicle with accessories and emission controls installed.. Power ratings now advertised in SAE net figures, last year for LT-1 engine, front and rear chrome bumpers, removable rear window, and windshield wiper door. 5 mph (8.0 km/h) front bumper system with urethane cover, potmetal front grills (black with silver edges), chrome rear bumpers unchanged, new design front fender ducts, first year for radial tires (standard equipment), rubber body mounts, new hood with rear air induction and under-hood insulation, new front-end (round) emblem. cross-flag gas-lid emblem deleted towards the end of the model year. 5 mph (8.0 km/h) rear bumper system with urethane cover to match previous year's front bumper, new recessed tail lamps and down-turned tail-pipes. 1974 is the only year with two piece rear April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY P a g e | 10 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1975 38465 1976 46558 1977 49213 1978 46776 bumper cover with center-split. No gas lid emblem was used. Aluminum front grills (all-black), dual exhaust resonators added, revised radiator cooling and interior a/c ducts, integrated seat /shoulder belts in coupe. Last year for true dual exhaust system, last year for the 454 big-block engine in a Corvette. First year of Catalytic converter and single-exhaust, black (painted) bumper pads front and rear, redesigned inner-bumper systems and one-piece rear bumper cover, plastic front grills (all-black), amber parking lamp lenses (replaced the clear lenses on 1973–1974) new emblems, last year of C3 convertible. First-year for steel floor-panels, cold-air induction dropped, new aluminum alloy wheels option, new one-piece rear "Corvette" nameplate (replaces letters). Last year of 1968 flat rear glass design, Black exterior available (last year-1969), new design ""Corvette flags" front end and fender emblems. New interior console and gauges, universal GM radios. 25th Anniversary, New fastback rear window, Silver Anniversary 1979 53807 1980 40614 1981 40606 1982 26407 and Indy 500 Pace Car special editions; Pace-car included sport seats and spoilers-front and rear, limited option-glass T-tops; redesigned interior, dash, instruments. Sport seats (from the previous year's pace-car); front and rear spoilers optional, glass T-tops optional; New interior comfort features; highest Corvette sales year to date. Lightened materials, new hood, front end with molded spoilers, rear bumper cover with molded spoiler and new tail lamps, Federal government required 85 mph (137 km/h) speedometer; California cars powered by 305 V8 and automatic transmission for this year only, last year for L-82 engine- (n/a with manual transmission). Production is switched from St. Louis to new Bowling Green plant; 350 cu in (5.7 L) V8 returns in California cars, last year for manual transmission. New cross-fire fuel-injected L83, New automatic overdrive April 2016 CORVETTE CLUB OF KANSAS CITY P a g e | 11 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ transmission; Collector’s Edition features exclusive hatch rear window – is one fourth of production. Club officers for 2016 President 913-980-4083 Vice President 913-461-8073 Treasurer 913-485-8883 Secretary 913-706-5727 Membership 913-424-8578 Activities 913-271-5504 Insurance 816-225-8049 Editor 913-486-7655 Jim Cahill [email protected] Steve Garrett [email protected] John Southerland [email protected] Julie Dailey [email protected] Chris Shinners [email protected] Kathy Denning [email protected] Barb Kearns [email protected] Jeff Moss [email protected] Corvette Websites of interest: CCKC Website: www.Corvetteclubkc.com National Corvette Museum http://Corvettemuseum.org/ Non Club Events in July (See CCKC Website for Details) 7-9 COR Car Show 7/1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Bass Pro Cruise Non Club Events in August (See CCKC Website for Details) 8-13-16 KCCA Vettes on the Plains 8/5, 12, 19, 26 Bass Pro Cruise Monday, July 4, 2016 MEET AT RAY & MARY NEWELL’S HOUSE @ 8 AM FOR DONUTS, JUICE & COFFEE **PLEASE NOTE DIRECTIONS TO NEWELL RESIDENCE ON THE BACK SIDE OF THIS FLYER** WE DEPART RAY’S HOUSE 9:10 AM LINE UP FOR PARADE 9:30 AM (AT 96TH TERRACE & PFLUMM ROAD) PARADE STARTS AT 10 AM PARADE ENDS AT 95TH & NOLAND ROAD AROUND 11:00 AM LAST YEAR WE EARNED SECOND PLACE IN THE CLASSIC CAR DIVISON. THIS YEAR WE ARE MAKING A SPECIAL EFFORT TO REGAIN OUR FIRST PLACE TROPHY FROM PRIOR YEARS, SO BE SURE TO VISIT PAPER WAREHOUSE OR OTHER SHOPS TO FIND STREAMERS, HATS, ETC. TO DECORATE OUR CORVETTES AND THEIR RIDERS. THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE CORVETTES WILL LEAD OUR ENTRY FOLLOWED BY ALL OTHERS. AS SOON AS WE KNOW THE THEME, WE WILL BRAINSTORM HOW TO EXEMPLIFY IT. BE SURE TO ARRIVE AT THE LINE UP AREA ON OR BEFORE 9:30 AM LUNCH PLANS WE HAVE RESERVATIONS AT ZARDA BBQ IN LENEXA (11931 W. 87TH STREET PARKWAY, 913-492-2330) FOR A PRIVATE ROOM BEGINNING AT 11:00 AM. (Be sure to ask for 10% discount for Seniors when ordering) SINCE 95TH STREET IS USUALLY CLOSED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS FROM NOLAND ROAD TO SANTA FE, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT TO GET TO RAY’S HOUSE YOU GO TO 87TH & LACKMAN ROAD. GO SOUTH ON LACKMAN AND TAKE A LEFT TURN (EAST) ON 94TH TERRACE. GO EAST ON 94TH TERRACE ONE LONG BLOCK. TURN RIGHT (SOUTH) ON ALDEN FOR ONE VERY SHORT BLOCK. TURN LEFT (EAST) OFF ALDEN TO OLD 95TH STREET. TAKE OLD 95TH STREET EAST TO DICE LANE. TURN LEFT ON TO DICE LANE FOR A SHORT BLOCK AND GO NORTH TO 94TH TERRACE. TURN LEFT (WEST) ON 94TH TERRACE (THIS STREET IS A CUL-DE-SAC). RAY’S HOUSE IS ABOUT ½ A BLOCK WEST ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE STREET. THE HOUSE NUMBER IS 14516 WEST 94TH TERRACE. HIS TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 913-492-1076 OR BARB KEARNS’ CELL PHONE IS 816-225-8049 IN CASE YOU HAVE TROUBLE LOCATING RAY’S HOUSE OR THE PARADE STAGING AREA. 15th ANNUAL CAR SHOW Benefits Hope Center of Kansas City - Intercity Youth Saturday, July 9th, 2016 • 9:00 am - 1:00 pm • Registration 7:00 am The Church of the Resurrection • 13720 Roe Ave., Leawood, Kansas C AT E G O R IE S Street Rods • Sports Cars • Muscle Cars • Customs • Four Stock Classes $25 Judged • $15 E N T RY F E E S Display Only • $25 New Car Corral • No Refunds Special Goodie Bags to the First 40 Paid Pre-registered For more information or to register contact: Brian Dale • 913-486-4066 • [email protected] or www.cor.org • Joe Campbell • 913-888-1968 Food and Water Available Tier I Modified Customs or Street Rods (3 or more visible modifications) Tier III Stock – All Other 700 M Pre WWII 800 M 1941-1959 900 M 1960-1974 0-99 M Modified, Customs or Street Rods I • 1900-1948 100-199 M Modified, Customs or Street Rods II • 1949-1959 200-299 M Modified, Customs or Street Rods III • 1960-Present Tier II Stock Sports and Muscle Cars 300 M Sports Cars 1900-1982 400 M Sports Cars 1983-2004 1000 M 1975-Present 2000 M Display Only 500 M Sports Cars 2005-Present NAME: REGISTRATION NUMBER: ADDRESS: CLUB AFFILIATION: CITY: STATE:ZIP: 600 M Muscle Cars PHONE:EMAIL: MAKE OF CAR: YEAR: M COUPE M CONVERTIBLE COLOR: Make check payable to The Church of the Resurrection and mail to: Brian Dale, 15834 Maple Street, Overland Park, Kansas 66223 HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT: I agree to assume risk of any and all damage or injuries and to indemnify and hold harmless the Church of the Resurrection for any acts or omissions which result in the theft of, or damage to, my property or injury to me or others occurring during or as consequence of this event. The Great Des Moines Escape Friday, July 15th 8:30: Meet at McDonald’s, 290 E 69 HWY , Claycomo, depart for Des Moines at 9:00 10:40: A quick pit stop at Amish Country Store and Iowa Welcome Center, left at exit #4 12:30: Des Moines Art Center, lunch at Gaston Café. Tour the art center – Free Admission 3:00: Self-Guided tour of Salisbury House, $8 What??? A 15th century castle in Des Moines? One that Shakespeare performed his plays under the roof of the great hall. We have got to see this! 5:30: Check into hotel, Baymont Inn & Suites, 4685 Northeast 14th St., Des Moines, $76 + taxes/night 7:00: Dinner, Jethro's BBQ n Lake House, 1425 SW Vintage Parkway, Ankeny, Iowa Saturday, July 16th Breakfast at hotel 9:00: Depart for Capital Building, Visitor parking at East 12th street and Grand Avenue 11:00: Historic East Village, sightseeing/shopping/lunch 3:00: Depart for Strudel Haus, 1951 Indianola Ave, Des Moines 6:00: Iowa Cubs versus Las Vegas – Triple A Baseball, $8 Sunday, July 17th Breakfast at hotel 10:00: Depart for Madison County Tour the Covered Bridges of Madison County, ~1/4 mile of gravel roads to “creep” over, for those interested in crossing a covered bridge. Great photo opportunity! 12:00: Lunch at Northside Cafe, 61 E Jefferson St, Winterset, IA Walk the historic downtown square Tour John Wayne Birth Place, $14 4:00: Depart for Bethany Mo Dinner at the TOOT-TOOT restaurant, Bethany Mo. We need a preliminary head count to arrange for the hotel and group tours. Let Cynthia Sdano know if you want to join us at [email protected] or text 913-568-7109 Car Show Day July 24, 2016 All car collector clubs are invited to CommunityAmerica Ballpark to attend Car Show Night! Each collector will be able to participate in a pre-game parade around the warning track. Collectors participating in the pre-game parade will drive down the outfield tunnel and around the warning track. From there, you will park your vehicle in the parking lot of CommunityAmerica Ballpark and enjoy the game! Note: If participating in the pre-game parade, please arrive at the clubhouse (locaed off of Sunflower Ln, between Village West Pkwy and State Ave) no later than 12:10 p.m. T-Bones vs Winnipeg Goldeyes Sunday, July 24 1:05 p.m. game time Gates open: 12:05 p.m. Car Parade: 12:30 p.m. Section # of Tickets Price GA/Grass Berm $5.00 ea. Select Seats $9.00 ea. Ticket orders must be received by July 20, 2016 One time processing fee VS Total Additional Promotions: Pre-Game Player Autographs Post-Game Kids Run the Bases + $5.00 Total Enclosed Note: All groups that wish to sit together must send their orders in one package. Contact Information Payment Information Car Club_____________________________________________ Check Payable to: T-Bones Baseball Your Name_________________________________________________ Indicate form of payment: Address__________________________________________________________________ Visa:__ MC:___ Disc:__ AE:__ City/State/Zip__________________________________ Name on Card: __________________________ Phone________________________________________ Card #:_________________________________ Email___________________________________ Exp. Date:____________ Security Code:______ Zip Code: ____________ For More Information, Call 913-328-5623 Mail order to: FAX orders to: Phone orders: Email orders to: T-Bones Baseball 1800 Village West Pkwy Kansas City, KS 66111 913-328-5674 Group Tickets 913-328-5623 [email protected] 5th Annual Vettes on the Plains August 13, 2016 Bass Pro Shop - 12051 Bass Pro Drive, Olathe KS Rain or Shine Event Registration 8:00 am - 11:00 am - Awards at approximately 2:30 pm 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Trophies All Generations ♦ Best of Show ♦ Bass Pro Choice Note: Judging Criteria is posted at www.KCCORVETTEASSOCIATION.COM Silent Auction ♦ Door Prizes ♦ 50/50 Pot KCCA Proudly Supports Wounded Warriors , Camp Quality & St. Jude Children’s Hospital After August 1st $35.00 Pre-Registration $30.00 " -------------------------------------Registration Form (Please Print & Send With Payment)-----------------------------------------Car Information: Name: ______________________________________________________________ Coupe ____ Conv. ____ Hardtop ____ Address:____________________________________________________________ Year ___________ Color ___________ City, State, Zip: ______________________________________________________ Home Phone: ______________________ Cell Phone: _______________________ Email Address: ______________________________________________________ Club Affiliation: _____________________________ Will you attend Friday Night Meet & Greet? Yes ___ No ___ Number Attending _______________________ Meet & Greet at Uncle Buck’s Grill, located at Bass Pro. 6:00 - 8:00 pm Full 2-Meat BBQ Buffet $15.00 per person/includes non-alcoholic beverages, taxes & gratuity. Restaurant requires firm headcount so BUFFET MUST BE PRE-PAID WITH REGISTRATION. Total: Registration _________ + Meet & Greet ________= $ ________ Make Check Payable to KCCA Host Hotel: Hilton Garden Inn 12080 S. Strang Line Rd Olathe KS 66062 913-815-2345 $124.00/night (includes breakfast), plus tax. Reservations must be made 30 days prior to show date to guarantee this rate. Hold Harmless Agreement: I agree to assume risks of any and all damages or injuries and to indemnify and hold harmless the Kansas City Corvette Association for any acts or omissions which result in the theft of or damage to my property or injury to me or others occurring during or as a consequence of this event. Signature: ________________________________________________________ Date:__________________________________________ Mail Registration Form & Payment To: Katie Curtiss 1025 SE Wingate Court Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 (816) 589-5743 Kansas City Corvette Association Vettes on the Plains Judging Guidelines This is a judged show. You will be judged on how clean your car is, inside and out. Your car will not be compared to the car next to you. This year we are awarding First, Second and Third Place awards, therefore judging will be more stringent in all areas. When your car is ready to be judged, place the “Ready to be Judged” sheet on the dash and open the driver’s and passenger’s windows. Put COMPLETED judging sheet on driver’s seat. Hood MUST be open or 25 points will be deducted Hatch/Trunk (where applicable) MUST be open or 2 points will be deducted Judges will open driver’s side door if not already open/ajar. The following is how your car will be judged: Exterior: Cleanliness (dirt, dust, bugs, tar, wax residue) Windshield, mirrors and back glass (free of smudges). Exhaust Tips. No deduction for paint chips or chips in windshield. Wheels & Tires: Cleanliness of wheels (free of dust, dirt, smudges, road tar). Cleanliness of tires (reasonably clean, free of blemishes, free of stones). Cleanliness of wheel wells (free of dirt, sand, gravel). Interior: Cleanliness of general interior (free of dirt, sand, debris). Floor Mats (free of dirt, sand, debris). Cleanliness of seats, dash, visors (free of dirt and dust, reasonably maintained). Windshield, rear view mirror, back glass (free of smudges). Engine: Cleanliness of engine (free of oil, dirt, sand, smudges, dull or unpolished trim work). Cleanliness of engine compartment (free of oil, dirt, smudges). Cleanliness of frame rails (free of sand, rock, dirt). Cleanliness of electrical harnesses and hoses (free of oil, dirt, smudges). Judge’s Decision Is Final AUGUST 26 TH & 27TH, 2016 Come sign up and join Joe Campbell & other CCKC members for a relaxing weekend trip to Rogers Arkansas to participate in one of the premier corvette shows in the Midwest. It’s only about 200 miles south of KC on Highway 49 ( was Highway 71). Our host hotel is the Holiday Inn & Convention Center in Springdale AR. A special rate of $91 per night is available for the show by calling 1-479-751-8300 or 1-877-410-6667 (please reserve early as the rooms with the special rate do sell out!). Enjoy a leisurely drive to Arkansas, with a stop at the famous Macadooles. Spend a laid back relaxing Friday afternoon with over 150 corvette enthusiasts, enjoy a cookout, share a few war stories, relax with the live entertainment and detail your corvette or enjoy one of the many tours in the area including the world famous Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Saturday August 27th display your corvette at the show in Pinnacle Hills Mall in Rogers (14 classes), ladies enjoy the fashion show at Dillard’s then cap off the evening with the award banquet and dance with the Mike Mayberry band. Additional details at www.nwacorvetteclub.com Schedule of Events Friday, August 26 Registration & Reception Springdale Holiday Inn Registration: 3:30 - 7:00 p.m. Reception: 4:30 - 9:30 p.m. Complementary Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Soft Drinks.5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Live Entertainment : 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Cash Bar: 3:30 - 9:30 p.m. Silent Auction: 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. Saturday, August 27 Car Show Pinnacle Hills Promenade Exit 82, Rogers, Arkansas 72756 Registration: 7:30 - 11:00 a.m. Car Show: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Fashion Show: Dillard’s 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Car Show Judging 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Happy Hour: 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. Springdale Holiday Inn (Cash Bar) Americana Themed Awards Banquet Cocktails (Cash Bar): 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Awards Presentation: 8:00 - 9:00 20th Annual Summer’s End Corvette Show Registration Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ City: ____________________________________________________ State: _______ Zip: ______________________________ Phone: ____________________________________ Email: _______________________________________________________ Club Affiliation: ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Car Show Classes 1. 1953 - 1962 (C-1) 2. 1963 - 1967 (C-2) 3. 1968 - 1973 (Early C-3) 4. 1974 - 1982 (Late C-3) 5. 1984 - 1990 (Early C-4) 6. 1991 - 1996 (Late C-4) 7. 1997 - 2000 (EarlyC-5) 8. 2001 - 2004 (Late C-5) 9. C-4 ZR1, C-5 Z06 10. 2005 - 2013 (C-6) 11. C-6 Grand Sport 12. C-6 ZR1, Z06 13. 2014 - 2016 (C-7) 14. C-7 ZO6 T-Shirt Design Available Soon! New This Year! Live Music Immediately following banquet til ? Mike Mayberry & The Slow Hands www.MikeMayberryandtheSlowHands.com Stick around after the banquet and DANCE! to one of our favorite bands Wear Your Americana or Western Wear Lots of additional details at: www.nwacorvetteclub.com 2016 T-Shirt Design Car Information Year Color Pre-Registration Thru August 1, 2015 $40.00 per car Coupe, Convertible, Z06, ZR1 or GS Late Registration After August 1, 2015 $45.00 per car Class # $ Awnings: $25 Rent Day of Show (Limited availability) $ Friday Evening Meal: ____ Extra Tickets @ $10.00 (2 Free Tickets included with each registration) $ Awards Banquet: (Americana Theme) Attendees ___ x $35.00 Banquet Late Registration (After August 22, 2015) ___ x $40.00 $20.00 Additional Charge Reserved Table for 10: $ $ $ Car Show T-Shirts: (Indicate number of each size - Note: sizes run small) Sm ______ Med ______ Lg ______ XL ______ @ $15.00 2XL ______ 3XL ______ @ $20.00 $ $ Make Checks Payable to: Summer’s End Corvette Show P.O. Box 1064, Rogers AR 72757-1064 Total $ Note: No Refunds After August 15 Car # Assigned by Show Personnel Waiver: I hereby release, discharge and hold harmless the Northwest Arkansas Corvette Club, its agents, officials, representatives, volunteers and any organizers, sponsors, participants or anyone else connected with the presentation of the Summer’s End Corvette Show from any and all liabilities, known or unknown damages, injuries, losses, judgments and/or claims from any cause whatsoever that may be suffered by an entrant to his/her person, property or guest. Signature of Applicant: _________________________________________________ Date: _________________ Host Hotel, Lodging: Springdale Holiday Inn Summer’s End Corvette Show P.O. Box 1064 Rogers AR 72757-1064 (Exit 72, Interstate 49) 1500 South 48th Street Springdale, Arkansas 72762 Special Corvette Show Rates Through August 26, 2015 Including Free Breakfast Buffet and Free Shuttle Service to the Car Show 479-751-8300 20th Annual Summer’s End Corvette Show (Discount only available at this number) Mention Discount Code: COR www.springdaleholidayinn.com All Proceeds from the Show go to our 2016 Charities: Compassion House Springdale, Arkansas Police Athletic League (P.A.L.) Benton County, Arkansas Show Sponsors: Saturday, August 27, 2015 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Rain or Shine Pinnacle Hills Promenade Rogers, Arkansas Exit 82 off Interstate 49 Corvette Club of Kansas City presents The CCKC Corvette Show at Zona Rosa September 10, 2016 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Zona Rosa Shopping Center at I-29 & Barry Road 8640 North Dixson Ave., Kansas City, MO 64153 Early registration: $40. Registration after August 20, 2016: $45. CCKC is a proud contributor to: Saturday Show times! Registration: 8 to 10 a.m. Judging begins: 10 a.m. Awards presentation: 1:30 p.m. Independent judging! Pick up scoring sheets after awards. For Ladies Only: Fashion Show & Brunch * Join us at 10:30 a.m. for a fashion show and brunch in The Grove, located in the Marshall’s building on the square at Zona Rosa. Fashion, food and fun … plus goody bags and a chance to win prizes! $10 per person must be paid with show registration to receive a ticket for the fashion show and brunch. *Additional charge Friday night pre-show: Free BBQ for those registered on or before Friday, September 9. Friday, September 9 at Tiffany Greens Golf Course Registration: 6 pm. to 9 p.m. • BBQ: 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. • Cash bar available. For registered participants/spouses or significant others only; 2 meals per registration. Pick up registration packets if already registered or register and enjoy the BBQ Friday night at: Tiffany Greens Golf Course • 5900 NW Tiffany Springs Pkwy • Kansas City, MO 64154 Putting contest—Take a swing! For our out-of-town visitors Hotels near Zona Rosa: Courtyard by Marriott 816-891-7500 Embassy Suites 816-891-7788 Hyatt Place 816-891-0871 More Kansas City information: www.visitkc.com Mail fees with completed registration form to Lee Burkhead, 4509 NE 62nd Ct., Kansas City, MO 64119. For information: [email protected] (913-669-9496); [email protected] (816-304-9372); [email protected] (913-961-1556). Registration Form The CCKC Corvette Show at Zona Rosa Presented by Corvette Club of Kansas City September 10, 2016 Please print legibly. Early registration: $40. Registration after August 20, 2016: $45. Name _____________________________________________________________ Address ___________________________________________________________ City __________________________________ State __________ ZIP __________ Email ____________________________________ Phone ___________________ Spouse/Guest Name _________________________________________________ Car Year __________ Color _______________________ Entry Category _______ Additional Car Year ________ Color ________________ Entry Category _______ Club Affiliation ______________________________________________________ Will attend Friday BBQ at Tiffany Greens (only if registered by/on Sept. 9) ____Yes _____No Will attend fashion show/brunch at The Grove (Add $10 per person; ladies only) _____ Yes _____ No One non-CCKC winner & one CCKC winner for each Best of Class and Best in Show. Categories Years A B C D E F G H I 1953-1962 1963-1967 1968-1982 1984-1996 1997-2000 2001-2004 2005-2009 2010-2013 2014+ Independent judging! Pick up scoring sheets after awards. Show registration fee: $_______ Fashion show/brunch fee: $_______ Total enclosed: $_______ Make checks payable to Corvette Club of Kansas City. Mail payment and completed registration form to: Lee Burkhead 4509 NE 62nd Ct. Kansas City, MO 64119 WAIVER: I hereby release and discharge The Corvette Club of Kansas City, Zona Rosa shopping center, and any organizer, participant or anyone else connected with the presentation of the CCKC Corvette Show at Zona Rosa of any and all known or unknown damages, losses, injuries, judgments and/or claims from any cause whatsoever that may be suffered by a participant to his/her person, property or guest. Signature of participant_________________________________________ Date ____________ Patriot Day Car Show Kansas Expocentre JOIN US IN HONORING THE FALLEN, AND SHOW APPRECIATION FOR THE SERVICE AND SACRIFICE OF OUR MILITARY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRE & RESCUE, AND EMS PERSONNEL ON THIS, THE 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11/2001 Sponsored by Open years and styles, awards for top 20, as well as best engine, best paint, and best interior September 10 th Registration Fee: $15 through August 27th $20 after August 27th www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2524542 Questions? Call 785-893-1930 GREAT FOOD DJ Free to the public Gates open at 8 am Awards at 3 pm Dash plaques available for the first 100 registered cars