Vol 30 Number 2, May, 2010 - National Corvette Restorers Society

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Going, Going, Gone… Steve & Dee Anna
Shrefler’s Duntov 1960 Story on page 7
Web Site:
Email
address: [email protected]
Volume
30, http://www.ncrs.org/scc/
Number 2, May 2010 Web Site:
http://www.ncrs.org/scc/
Table of Contents
2010 Board Members
Page 3
Calendar 2010—2011
Page 4
Chairman’s Comments…. by Don Troyer
Page 5
NCRS Region XI Representative Report- By Ed Vignone
Page 6
Cover Car! Steve & Dee Anna Shrefler’s Duntov 1960
Page 7
NCRS - Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
Page 8-9
SCC Spring Meet Anaheim, CA
Page 10
SCC Spring Meet Flight Cars
Photos– Adam Fiffles
Photos– Ed Vignone
Page 12
Laughlin River Run Roundup - By Darold Shirwo
Page 14
Cruise to the Sun!– By Bob Crane
Page 16
Tech Article– “Chrome” in a Flash - By Ron Bartow
Page 17
SCC Technical Presentation / Judging School
Page 18
CCC Spring Meet Form /
Page 19
Auto Driving Museum / Crusin’ for a Cure- Info & Application
Page 20-21
Condensed Minutes NCRS/SCC Executive Board Meetings by Diana Wright
Page 22-23
Chapter Badges / Membership Renewal Form
Page 24
Member Classifieds / Chapter Shirts
Page 25
Classified Ads
Page 26-27
Photo Contributors:
Many thanks to Adam Fiffles, Ed Vignone, Darold Shirwo, and Ron Bartow who contributed photos
for this publication.
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The board has a meeting at Harbor Chevrolet in Long Beach on the second Monday of each month. Members
are welcome to attend.
Send Address Corrections to: Darold Shirwo, 8484 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211.
Phone: H 310.278.2000 W 310.278.2000 [email protected]
Web Site: http://www.ncrs.org/scc/
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Email address: [email protected]
SCC/NCRS 2010 Board Members
Chairman: Don Troyer, 1234 Sierra Vista Ave., Alhambra, CA 91801
H 626.289.0904 [email protected]
Vice Chairman: Allen Morris, PO Box 3238, Mission Viejo, CA 92690–1238 H
949.367.9000 [email protected]
Secretary: Diana Wright, 6727 Kurl Way, Reseda, CA 91335
Treasurer: Larry Wright, 6727 Kurl Way, Reseda, CA 91335
Judging Chairman: Jerry Louer, 425 Atwood Drive, Corona, Ca 92879 H 951.734.9818
[email protected]
Membership Chairman Darold Shirwo, 8484 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211
H 310.278.2000 W 310.278.2000 [email protected]
Public Relations: Boyan Brkic, 22100 Providencia St., Woodland Hills, CA 91364
H 818.227.9533, [email protected]
TABULATION: Pat Louer, 425 Atwood Drive, Corona, Ca 92879 H 951 734-9818
[email protected]
Communications: Barbara Vignone, 5 Via Pasa, San Clemente, CA 92673
H 949.248.0931 F 949.248.2960 C 949.292.3396 [email protected]
Historian/Webmaster: Ed Vignone, , 5 Via Pasa, San Clemente, CA 92673
H 949.248.0931 C 949.292.3397 [email protected]
Tech Advisor: Brian Quadt, PO Box 2939, Seal Beach, CA 90740
C 949.244.7862 [email protected]
Activities: Bob Crane 416 Mountain View Ct, Orange CA 92869
714 458-6395 [email protected]
Bonding Strip Editor: Jamie Fiffles, 1700 Tambor Drive, Glendale CA 91208
[email protected]
H 818.246.5745
Bonding Strip Circulation: Don & Carol Troyer, 1234 Sierra Vista Ave., Alhambra, CA 91801
NCRS Region IX Representative: Ed Vignone, , 5 Via Pasa, San Clemente, CA 92673
H 949.248.0931 F 949.248.2960 C 949.292.3397 [email protected]
NCRS registered marks used in The Bonding Strip are NCRS Founders Award®, NCRS Master
Judge Afdward®, NCRS Performance Verification Award®, NCRS Flight Award®, and NCRS
Sportsman Award® are registered with the United States Department of Commerce and Trademark Office. The NCRS American Heritage AwardSM application is pending.
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SCC/NCRS Calendar 2010 - 2011
May 2010
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Board Meeting 7 PM - Harbor Chevrolet, Long
Beach
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SCC/NCRS Auto Museum Tour at LAX, Contact:
Brian Quadt, 949.244.7862 [email protected]
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CCC/NCRS Spring Meet Information Contact:
Ron Bartow 805-481-3343
20- 22 Iowa
Regional
June 2010
6
Pomona Swap Meet
12
SCC/NCRS Technical Presentation/ Judging School
14
Beach
July 2010
10
Bonding Strip Material Input Deadline
12
Beach (Canceled)
13-18
NATIONAL CONVENTION - Concord, NC
(Charlotte Motor Speedway)
August 2010
9
Beach
15
Pomona Swap Meet
19-21
Northwest Regional Bend OR
September 2010
13
Beach
25
The 11th Annual Cruisin For A Cure
30-Oct 2 Western Regional Albuquerque NM
October 2010
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SCC/NCRS Fall Judged Meet (Hobbs Ranch Fall
brook CA)
11
Beach
10
15 – 16 NCC Fall Judged Meet, Sacramento CA
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Pomona Swap Meet
November 2010
10
8
Beach
December 2010
5
Holiday Brunch & Membership Meeting- Old
Ranch Country Club, Seal Beach
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Pomona Swap Meet
Jan 2011
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Cruise to Laughlin Contact: DAROLD M. SHIRO (310) 278-2000,
[email protected]
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Beach
26 -29 Regional:l Florida Chapter - Kissmmee, FL
February 2011
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Judging School TBD
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Beach
March 2011
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Spring Meet - TBD, Contact: Bob Crane
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Beach
April 2011
11
Beach
28 - 30 Regional: St Louis/Kansas City/Oklahoma Chap
ters- Joplin, MO
May 2011
9
Beach
19 - 21 Regional: Central New Jersey Chapter - Wildwood,
NJ
June 2011
9 - 11
Regional: Ontario Chapter - London, Ontario Can
ada
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Board Meeting 7 PM - Harbor Chevrolet, Long B
each
23-27
Barrett-Jackson Car Auction & Super Car Meet
Orange County CA
July 2011
11
Beach
13-18
NATIONAL CONVENTION Novi Michigan
August 2011
8
Beach
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Fall Meet - TBD Contact: Bob Crane
September 2011
12
Beach
October 2011
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Regional: NCC/SCC - Sacramento, California
10
Beach
November 2011
14
Beach
December 2011
4
Holiday Brunch - TBD
June 2012
30-July 4 NATIONAL CONVENTION San Diego CA
Note: Board Meetings are open to all members
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Chairman’s Comments
by Don Troyer
Spring is here again but I just experienced, the fact, that you can
expect different weather depending
on where you live. Carol and I
drove to Ohio and encountered a
lot of rain, snow and hail. While there I drove in
a blinding snow storm with high wind. Lots of
cars off the road. On the return trip we had 30 to
40 mph head wind for over a day. Really slowed
us down and cut the gas mileage. In Southern
California we expect 70’s, maybe a shower and a
occasional earthquake. Yes, we arrived home the
night before the April 4th earthquake.
The chapter started out the year with a
Road Tour to Laughlin. This was an easy going
tour to enjoy time with fellow Corvette owners
away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Leaving on a Wednesday had the benefit of fewer
people and favorable hotel rates. Another Corvette event started on Friday, so some stayed for
the weekend. Others went to Quartzsite, AZ for
the gem show. This event will be repeated in
2011, so plan to join in.
March 13th was the date for the annual
Spring Judged Meet. It was held this year at Corvette Mike’s in Anaheim. Seven cars were flight
judged and eleven were entered in sportsman.
Mike had a show room of Corvettes on display
and others were driven by members making for a
great show overall. We did not have a 53 to 62
entered in flight judging. This may have been the
first time in close to 60 judged meets. Last year
we judged a 53, 54 and 55. What happened to
the solid axel cars?
The Cruise to the Sun was held on April 10th
this year, one week later because of Easter. Palm
Springs was the destination as we left Corona in
the morning. Traffic was light even though Caltrans had message boards saying to expect delays. The Victor Valley Vette’s and some local
cars joined us on the grass at the Stein Mart
shopping center for the Un-Car Show. As soon as
Stein Mart opened, many of the group found
some real bargains shopping. Everyone went to
Tom Pinard’s home for a barbeque in the after
noon. It was a nice slow paced day which gave
everyone a chance to relax..
Top Flight Chapter for 2009 have been completed.
We will receive the award at the National Convention membership meeting.
A number of events have been planned for
the rest of the year. Check the calendar and the
information in this issue. The visit to the Automobile Driving Museum in El Segundo will be May
22, If you have a certain car you would like to
take a ride in, this is the place. Join a caravan
from one of the starting locations, tour the museum and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.
A judging school and tech. session will be
held at GM Down Under in Costa Mesa on June
12.
A special line up of speakers has been
planned.
As reported in the last issue, the chapter
has made arrangements with Crusin’ for a Cure to
preregister chapter members again this year. The
registration form is in this issue and take note
that the chapter will contribute $10 of the fee.
The registration fees for Crusin’ for a Cure go directly to City of Hope Cancer Foundation. This
years Cruise will be on September 25 at the Orange County Fair & Event Center.
NCRS has been updating the National data
base for membership and judging along with the
web site. This has resulted in benefits for the
members and the chapters. Members can now
monitor their judging points on the web site.
Chapter judging chairman can now enter judging
results directly into the data base. Chapter membership chairman can check if a chapter member
is a member of National. This feature has affected a few members that have continued chapter membership after their National membership
has expired. The National Bylaws state that a
person must be a national member before
they can become and continue as a member
of a chapter.
The National Corvette Museum is encouraging all Corvette Clubs to have an ambassador. If
you are interested in becoming an ambassador for
the chapter contact me. The chapter still needs
someone to fill the positions of Public Relations
and Merchandising. They were explained in the
last issue. Contact me if you have interest in one
of these positions.
I would like to thank everyone that attended these events for participating and especially everyone who helped in some way to make
the events a success. The chapter has been notified that all the requirements necessary to be a
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Region IX Representative Report
By Ed Vignone
I just returned from the NCRS Board of Directors meeting in
Concord NC, the site of the 2010 NCRS National Convention.
The minutes of the meeting are on page 8 and 9. Some of the
highlights of the meeting are as follows:
A multiyear Top Flight Award banner was designed. A total of 5
year award patches can be displayed on the Banner this will
alleviate the storing, maintaining and displaying a large number
of banners.
The sample design shown was accepted by the Board of Directors.
An “International Mark-of–Excellence Award” for International Chapter was presented and was accepted by the
Board of Directors. See the Judging Chairman’s Message in the Spring 2010 Corvette Restorer for details.
A Judging Owners Advisory document was presented. This Owners Advisory explains the Judging system, the duties and responsibilities of the owners and defines the terms used in the judging process. More information on this
document will be provided in the near future.
The website and database status report was presented. Great strides have taken place to be able to conduct all
data and administrative functions on our website. All judging and tab points are updated by Chapter Judging Chairmen and Regional Judging Chairman. Extensive Help files have been written to assist Membership Managers and
Judging Chairmen. One of the new features will be to register for National Conventions online. As the website is
developed you will be advised of the expanded features.
Midway USA Chapter, located in Wichita, Ks, had completed its probationary chapter requirements and was accepted as a NCRS Chapter and granted a Chapter Charter.
The move of the National Judging from Charlotte Motor Speedway to the Zmax Dragway will be explained in the
Presidents Message in the Spring 2010 Corvette Restorer. I viewed the facility and it is a very large shaded area
with park like seating throughout. Tabulating will be in suites above the stands with access by elevator.
There are a number of events scheduled this spring in Region IX.
For a list of events scheduled type or copy and past the following links in your browser:
Arizona Chapter
http://www.arizonancrs.com/events.html
Northern California Chapter
http://www.ncrs.org/ncc/Events.htm
Central California Chapter
http://www.ncrs.org/ccc/index_files/Page1180.htm
Southern California Chapter
http://www.ncrs.org/scc/calendar.html
Hope to see you at a local event or the National Convention in Concord NC.
To the following new Members
Chris Henry,
David Ludvickson,
Leonard Nagel,
Larry Guevara,
Hoss Nagel
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Cover Car!
Steve & Dee Anna Shrefler’s 1960 Duntov
Going, Going, Gone,,, Sold at Barrett-Jackson 2010
Everyone knows that taking a car to the Barrett-Jackson Classic Car auction In Scottsdale Arizona is like a crap
shoot. Where is the market going? Will we get our money out of it? Will it sell high or low? Will we be sorry?
All of these thoughts went through our minds as we considered entering our 60 Vette in the auction. We talked to
the Barrett people, asked many questions and after much consideration we decided to commit.
You first submit four pictures of your vehicle with a full description. Then they evaluate the car and either accept or
reject it. After being accepted you send in a $1500 entry fee, the original unsigned title, and a Power or Attorney for
them to sell the car. So at this point the car really belongs to them. Of course if I wreck it on the way over, they
simply hand me back my original title.
Before we even arrived, we knew the day, lot number and approximate time it would go across the block. We
arrived on the Saturday before the auction and placed the Vette in the main Showcase tent. There is probably another six or eight other huge tents but they are not enclosed on the sides. Looking over the event catalog I counted
over 60 other Corvettes going up for auction and that’s about the time I started to worry. On Sunday we bought in
all the other display stuff and set up our display. On Monday I walked through all the tents and displays and it will
take most of the day to see everything. On Monday evening they had the Opening Night Gala for bidders and sellers. A huge event, bands, complimentary drinks and food from many of the local restaurants, of course all include
with your entry fee.
The auction wouldn’t start till Wednesday but the public where allowed to view cars beginning on Tuesday. It
was fun meeting people who once owned an old Corvette or just wanted to ask a million question about our car. We
handed out a ton of flyers over the week.
Then the storm from hell hit Wednesday evening, 3 or 4 inches of rain and winds up to 55 MPH. The staff evacuated all but the main bidding tent and the auction went on. (Tornado was sighted and winds were actually gusting
over 70mph and the tent is rated for 65mph continuous. I was responsible for evacuating the Showcase and the
cars inside– Editor) The Russo and Steele auction was about three miles up the freeway and they took a big hit.
Their main tents came down and the big 6 to 8 inches center poles damaged well over 100 cars, some very seriously. Thursday was more heavy rains but no problem for us other than flooded parking lots and getting from the
lots into the buildings.
Of course the weather kept some the spectators and buyers away and the prices were a little soft. Thankfully by
Friday most of the storms were passed and things started to get back to normal.
The big day finally arrived, Saturday, auction day. Yes the nerves were starting to get a little frayed. The car was
pushed out of the main tent about 1:00 pm and I drove it over to the pre-staging area. If thing were on schedule
we should go on stage between 2 and 3. But things got really backed up mainly due to a lot of charity vehicles.
It seemed like forever but we finally made it through the staging area and were getting close. The owner can drive
their car onto the stage but most don’t. I wanted to drive ours and we had a plan. The trunk was completely covered in documentation and NCRS certificates. My daughter and a good friend would bring up the hardtop and award
plaques and ribbons, Jeff Reade and I would open up the hood, trunk and then put the soft top down so that Speed
TV could really see the interior.
The bidding went crazy and before I even knew it we were over a hundred thousand. One of the head auctioneer
asked me if I was the owner and then asked me to come up by the auction table. I moved up to the next step and
he said “No I mean up here right next to the guy conducting the bidding”. I watched the bidding climb and was kind
of numb by the time it hit 135k.
It hammered down; I thanked the auctioneer and shook his hand. I wasn’t even sure what the final bid was until
I left the stage and looked back an saw 165k on the big screen. Then my cell rang and my son asked me want happened? It turned out that Speed TV had gone to a commercial break the whole time we were on stage.
The car left the stage and was moved back into the showcase tent. We picked up all our extra stuff and folding
chairs but before leaving I still had one key left in my pocket. I went over and placed the key in the glove box. It
was a sad moment; my baby was really gone, sort of like letting a child go.
Probably the most asked question is why did you sell it? Well after 5 Regionals, 2 Nationals and the Duntov, it
was time. I kept having it judged, then would bring it home and replace more parts. Change this, refinish that, find
a better part, or chase an original part. I got the car to the point where I really didn’t want to drive it anymore. Didn’t want to damage or scratch anything. It had become a Museum car and I sure didn’t want to drive it around
town. It only had 1255 miles since it was restored.
But I still have at least one more in me so now I can start on the 58 fuelie powerglide and I will drive it. What
color? Well maybe yellow, we have a lot of time to think about it. Steve and Dee Anna Shrefler
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NATIONAL CORVETTE RESTORERS SOCIETY
Board of Directors Meeting
March 20, 2010
NCRS Board of directors Meeting was called to order at
8:45 a.m.
ginia at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. John
Yglesias was named Chairman.
Present were:
Dan Litvinoff of Superior Meeting Services (SMS) discussed his organization’s capabilities to help in NCRS
National and Regional planning. They locate and negotiate contracts for hotels and site locations at no cost to
NCRS. More details will be provided to hosting Chapters.
Vito Cimilluca, Dick Capello, Gary Chesnut, Arland
Dower, Marilyn Heitzman, Tom Hincz, Dennis Kazmierzak, Ed Vignone,, Dick Whittington
Joan Burnett, Carlton Colclough, Jeff Cook, Larry Colvin,
Mark Lincoln, Eric Mortimer, Gary Mortimer, Vinnie Peters, John Pirkle, Roy Sinor, John Waggoner
Dick Whittington provided a proxy designating Dick
Capello as voting in his absence later in the meeting.
Vito introduced the following new Board members and
roles:
Marilyn Heitzman as Vice President
Dick Capello as Region I Representative
Larry Colvin as Secretary
Mark Lincoln as Business Manager
Dana Forrester as National Corvette Museum Representative
Election/Appointment of Officers, Managers and
Editors
The following people were unanimously elected by the
Board:
* Vito Cimilluca as President
* Marilyn Heitzman as Vice President
* Larry Colvin as Secretary
* Jeff Cook as Finance Director
* Gary Mortimer as Membership Chairman
* Eric Mortimer as Editor of the Driveline
* Vinnie Peters as Editor of The Restorer
* Roy Sinor as National Judging Chairman
* Mark Lincoln as Business Manager
* Joan Burnett as Chairman of the NCRS Foundation
* Dana Forrester as National Corvette Museum Representative.
2010 National Convention in Charlotte, NC: John
Pirkle reported that the site for the Convention will be at
the zMAX Dragway (see National Convention information on the NCRS web site) and all other arrangements
are on schedule. The Board members toured the facility
and the show field. All show cars will be on concrete and
in the shade most of the day. A couple luxury suites will
be used for judges’ meals and the tab room. All agreed
that the change will not make a difference in the National – it will be a fantastic show.
Road Tour registrations are coming in – currently over
60 cars will be participating. A replacement for Bill is
still needed.
2013 National Convention: The Mid-Atlantic Chapter
will host the 2013 National Convention in Hampton, VirWeb Site: http://www.ncrs.org/scc/
Membership/Sales – Eric Mortimer reports there are
100-150 new members per month, and about the same
number of non-renewals per month, leaving total membership steady. Driveline advertising is steady while
sales are down from the previous year.
Business Report – Mark Lincoln reports that the NCRS
relationship with Barrett-Jackson has been good for
NCRS - not only with income revenue but also the positive exposure on Speed Channel. Mark also reported
that the new On-Line Merchandise Store is up and running through our association with Charleton Commerce.
Charleton Commerce does the work and NCRS receives
a percentage of the sales revenue at no cost to the organization.
National Judging Chairman Report – Roy Sinor reports he is working on an Owners Manual which will explain the judging process and updating the Judges Reference Manual. He is also working with the Manual Coordinators to update several of the Judging Manuals this
year.
National Corvette Museum - John Pirkle gave his last
report before handing the responsibility of NCM Representative over to Dana Forrester. John reported that the
NCM membership is increasing and they are optimistic
about their growth potential. NCM purchased 70 acres
close to the Museum for the development of a motor
sports park.
Restorer Editor – Vinnie Peters said technical article
contributions are increasing and he appreciates the
member participation. Vito commented that he has not
heard one negative comment about the Restorer since
Vinnie assumed responsibility for it. Good work Vinnie!!!
Public Relations – Carlton Colclough reported on the
Charity Matching Program and reminded everyone that
the checks will be made out to the Charity but sent to
the Chapter Chairman. The checks will go out in April.
2010 Sponsorship for National Convention:
Hendricks has made a large contribution.
There are two sponsors ready to provide the something for
the judges – shirts were discussed.
Committee Reports
Chapter Top Flight Program – A multi-year Chapter Top Flight
Award Banner was introduced by Marilyn Heitzman. The new
banner will include multiple-year awards on a single banner.
Beginning January 1, 2010, the Chapter Top Flight Program will
be administered by Arland Dower.
International Mark of Excellence Award – Roy Sinor reported
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that the team has compleed the requirements to earn an International Mark of Excellence Award. Roy thanked the team for
their hard work and dedication to the project.
2012 Regional Meet Proposals – Marilyn Heitzman presented
the list of proposals and the following chapters and locations
were approved:
Jan. 25 – 28 Florida – Kissimmee
March 8 – 10 Arizona – Tucson
May 3 -5 Northwest – Seaside, OR
June 7 – 9 North Central – Rochester, MN
Sept. 6 – 9 Pittsburgh – Altoona
Oct. 18 -20 Texas - Waco
NCRS Archives - Vito is working with Michael Pierce to get
NCRS archives to the National Corvette Museum. An updated
report will be provided at the July, 2010, Board meeting.
Web Site/Technical Board/Data Base/On-line - John Waggoner
gave the following updates:
Database can now hold family member names.
The report generator is now available – Regional Directors
were asked to test the many capabilities such as forms
printing and mass-mailing lists.
Chapters are now responsible for maintaining officers and
member rolls on-line.
Car database is currently in test and data validation phase.
Information Technology Plan – Gary Chesnut gave the following
update:
Most new members come to NCRS via the web site.
Gary, John Waggoner and Larry Colvin will evaluate the
revenue generating prospect of adding a rotating advertising banner to the web site. Vito proposed finding one or
more members with marketing experience to advise the
Board on marketing strategy and direction.
On-line Election Voting for Regional Directors will be complete and ready for Region 4, 5 and 6 elections. A confirming email will be sent to on-line voters.
On-line National Convention Registration – John Waggoner
estimates the system will be live for the 2011 National Convention & Road Tour registration
Chapter Report – the Midway USA Chapter has completed all
probationary requirements and was unanimously accepted as
our newest NCRS Chapter. Welcome Midway!!!
By-Laws Change – The following By-Law change was proposed
and passed:
22.6 Guest registration fee for NCRS Events is valid for nonNCRS members only. All Registration forms are to include the
words “Guest (Non-NCRS members only)”.
NCRS members cannot be the guest of another NCRS
member.
NCRS members who wish to attend an NCRS event must
register
This addition above is to be added to all appropriate guidelines
including National By-Laws, Chapter Guidelines, Convention
Guidelines and Regional Guidelines.
Regional Director Reports - All Directors reported all chapters
are doing well and keeping membership up - matching 2009 or
slightly below. All Chapters are working on event planning for
2010.
The Meeting adjourned at 5:45 PM
NATIONAL CORVETTE RESTORERS SOCIETY
NCRS Foundation Board Meeting
March 20, 2010
NCRS Foundation Board Meeting was called to order at 5:45
a.m.
Present were:
Vito Cimilluca, Dick Capello, Gary Chesnut, Arland Dower,
Marilyn Heitzman, Tom Hincz, Dennis Kazmierzak, Ed Vignone
Joan Burnett, Carlton Colclough, Jeff Cook, Larry Colvin, Mark
Lincoln, Eric Mortimer, Gary Mortimer, Vinnie Peters, John
Pirkle, Roy Sinor, John Waggoner
Dick Whittington provided a proxy designating Dick Capello as
voting in his absence
Foundation Report –
Joan Burnett provided the following Foundation update:
Foundation Membership:
115 Charter Members as of 12/31/2008 contributing a minimum
of $20
64 recognized at 2009 National
o 3 Diamond Level $5000 +
10 Emerald Level $1000$4999
o 17 Ruby Level $500-$999
o
o 34 Sapphire Level $100-$499
6 Charter Chapters as of 12/31/2008 contributing a minimum of $100
All Charter Membership Certificates have
been mailed to members not present at
national
2009 Contributors – Thank you letters mailed:
New Foundation Members
2 New Chapter members
9 donations from Charter members/
chapters
$1000 Marvin Burnett Memorial Gift
NCRS National
2009 Total Contributions: $38,858.96
Scholarship Program:
An Independent Scholarship Selection
committee was utilized to make Scholarship Selections for the 2009-2010 school
year.
o 4 - $1000 General Scholarships awarded
o 1 - $1000 Marvin Burnett Memorial Scholarship awarded
2010-2011 Scholarship Application will be
accepted until July 1, 2010. Revised application to appear in March/April Driveline.
Meeting adjourned at 6:05 PM
Date of the next Board meeting – July 18, 2010
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SCC Spring Meet!
Anaheim, CA 3-11-10. Thanks to our host Corvette Mike!
As they say; a picture is worth a thousand words…
Presenting the Meet, Members & their Cars in pictures:
Photos by Adam Fiffles
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SCC Spring Meet Flight Cars
Photos by Ed Vignone
Leonard Nagel - Top Flight ‘63
James Nellesen - Top Flight ‘63
John Gardner - Top Flight ‘66
Peter Kortez - Top Flight ‘67
Steve & Katherine Tvorik - Top Flight ‘73
Andrew Gillette - Top Flight ‘76
George Loveren - Top Flight ‘93
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Flight Awards and Recognition
SCC Spring Meet – Anaheim, CA 3-11-10
Top Flight Award
Leonard Nagel 1963
James Nellesen 1963
John Gardner 1966
Peter Koretz 1967
Stephen Tvorik 1973
Andy Gillete 1976
George Loveren 1994
Longest Driven Award
Dave Ferguson 1965
Longest Trailered
Chapter Participants
for Sportsman Award
Bob Brown 1959
Dave Ferguson 1965
Michael Grassi 1993
Don Hooper 1965
John Legate 2002
Russ Love 1965
Rob Myrick 2008
John Pratt 1968
Norm Shier 1986
Don Troyer 1967
Ed Vignone 2000
Ladies Choice
Paul Koretz 1967
SCC Board Choice
Leonard Nagel 1963
Mark of Excellence
Display
Ed Hoffman 1993
John Gardner 1966
SCC / NCRS Judging Gift
This NCRS/SCC Logo
Flashlight was presented
to Judges at the Fall Meet.
Be a Judge!
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Well, we did it again; head 'em up and move 'em out - to Laughlin under the leadership of
our wagonmaster, Allen Morris.
We met, as usual, at the Kripsy Kreme in Etiwanda and
present were wagonmaster, Allen Morris, and shotgun,
Darold Shirwo & the infamous Larry Pearson, and rear
guard Ed & Barb Vignone, and the muscle of the group,
Pat & Jerry Louer with their backup force of Jan & Marv
Stober and last but not least were Sherry & Carlos
Vivas with their hot red Z06 (we had a surprise in store
for Carlos).
The weather was
perfect and there
was not much traffic on the road, especially when we got through Barstow; the plan was to
meet Norm & Shirley Shier and their pals and Peggy &
Kent Schoneman (friends of Allen from the great state
of Kansas - P.S. they left the day before the great
snows hit).
We got into Laughlin about 1 pm and Allen had made
fabulous reservations at the Tropicana (the old Ramada) - $20 per nite can you beat that.
That afternoon we all met for a quick lunch and then
everyone sort of disbursed to do their own thing.
Later that afternoon Peggy & Kent arrived and some of us dined with Allen, Kent, Peggy,
etc.
After dinner most of the gang took off to spend some
dinero and Larry and I went to the bar to listen to lots
of oldies but goodies.
The next day we all
met in the breakfast
nook and the plan
made by Allen was to
head off to Oatman
(the home of the Oatman Hotel and Clark
Gable
and
Carol
Lombard) and we
headed out on a
beautiful sunny warm
day.
When we got to Oatman we met our old time friendly
Burros; we tried to find the one that had chewed off
Carlos rear fender the time we were here for our regional but they all looked alike.
We did the usual touristy thing like shopping, picture
taking, feeding the burros and we all had lunch at the
Oatman Hotel, alas, no Gable or Lombard.
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The route back was not the same and Allen had us on a
Corvette designed back road which, after a long while,
took us back into Laughlin for dinner, but before dinner we were anticipating the local car event across the
street and some of us moseyed over to the lot to see
the setup and check out some of the first arrivals..
I think Jerry had
made
arrangements for dinner
at the Tropicana
in a private room
and we were met by two of our old time buddies - the
Crocketts.
We all had a great dinner in the steak house and
again off to do the armbruster thing.
Larry & I went back to the bar and listened to more
oldies & goodies.
The next day some of the group left early but most of us hung
around for the car show and the other things you do in Laughlin.
Carlos & Sherry and Larry and I took off for Quartzite to scrounge around the Sunbirds flea
markets.
We got in Quartzite about 3 pm and spend 3 hours shopping an hopping around and it was
sad to say but there twarn't much to buy and what was there was "pricey".
Back to Laughlin and the four of us had dinner in the Italian place and met Norm and
Shirley and their friends who had just gotten married.
Last day and it was bon voyage to Laughlin and another successful SoCal road trip with
friends.
Submitted by Darold Shirwo
Diana & Larry Wright
Stephen & Kathryn Tvorik
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April 10, 2010
At approximately 8:30 on Saturday morning, five Corvettes belonging to members of the National Corvette Restorers Society’s Southern California Chapter rendezvoused in the parking lot of Carrows
restaurant in Corona.
After a short get together, the eleven members caravanned their
Corvettes up route 91 toward Palm Springs. The leisurely drive took them to Palm Springs Village and the site of the Un-Car Show in slightly more than one hour. Being among the first to
arrive, they acquired front row parking on
the lawn situated between The Old Creek
House Inn and the Stein Mart discount
store. The latter was as much a draw to
the area as was the show.
Shortly, the lawn was filled with cars,
mostly Corvettes. An NCRS display was set
up near the SoCal chapter’s vehicles. The
morning was spent talking to friends, looking at cars, and shopping at Stein Mart. In
the early afternoon, all participants (except
one SoCal member) went to the show promotor’s condo for a lunch of hamburgers,
hot dogs and almond salad. Most SoCal
members left for home later that afternoon.
Submitted by Bob Crane
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By Ron Bartow
Here’s a helpful tip for not just Corvettes.
I was working on another Chevrolet product that was in desperate need of new chrome for its worn, but still perfectly working interior plastic pieces. The fix I found was right at an office supply store. Yes, you read that correctly.
I’ll explain with some photos. I’m sorry I don’t have “before” pictures. I got carried away when I found how well
this worked and I only recently thought to share this with you.
Pictured is a thirty-five year old glove box door. In this
photo it looks to be in very nice condition. It is now, but
before there was no sign of the chrome script or the
chrome trim line across the top of the door. There was also
no sign of the chrome accent line that follows the entire
length of the dash on this particular car. What I’d also like
to point out in this example is how difficult attempting to
mask off this script might be if you were inclined to try and
paint this. The door was in fine shape except for the lack of
silvered lettering. If I were to buy just the glove box door,
this would have been $60. Then I’d still need all of the
car’s lower dash pieces to continue the rest of this missing
chrome line.
Camaro Glove Box Door
After contemplating this task, a thought came to me and I
thought I’d give it a try.
I had already purchased a silver metallic Sharpie® pen for
another purpose altogether. Seeing that the lettering on
this glove box door was raised, I thought a light touch, or
brush across the tops of the letters might improve the look
without too much mess or trouble. As you can see from
the pictures, the results are more than adequate, and the
level of difficulty is minimal.
Silver Metallic Sharpie® Pen
From here I went and tried it on my 1967’s instrument
cluster lettering. This Corvette’s letters were well worn,
and again, seeing is believing.
This may not suit the perfect restoration, but it is a vast
improvement for most anything else over worn chromed
plastic. Give it a try. If you don’t like it, you can always
clean it off with a mild solvent like rubbing alcohol. If you
do like it, an occasional touch up will keep it fresh.
After the Freshening
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SCC/NCRS Technical Presentation/ Judging
School
Date: Saturday, June 12, 2010 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: GM Down Under 1304 Logan Ave., Unit A Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714-434-8388
NCRS National Heritage Corvettes
Jim Gessner will present the HISTORY of 1956 and 57 GM Engineering of Nassau, Daytona, and Sebring Race
cars. He will cover the development of 56-62 RPO 684/687 Heavy Duty Race Suspension options used in the
production time period.
Judging 101
Video on Judging 101 that John LeGate and Kent Muhlker made at the National Judging Retreat will be shown.
John LeGate will narrate and comment on the video.
Grounding 101
Larry Pearson will discuss wire and grounding issues with Fiberglass cars.
Donuts and lunch will be provided by the chapter.
See you there, Jerry Louer, SCC/NCRS Judging Chairman, 951-734-9818.
October 24, 2010
ALHAMBRA PARK
11 AM – 4 PM
500 North Palm Ave., Alhambra
The chapter picnic returns with a new “white elephant” sale. Come out and enjoy a leisurely day with fellow chapter members. This is a great chance to take your Corvette out for a Sunday drive.
All Southern California Chapter members, families or companions are invited to a barbeque lunch provided by the chapter.
Children over 22 years and non member guests must register at $10 per person.
After the picnic, the chapter will hold a “white elephant” sale. Bring car related objects, such as parts, tools, books, and
clothes, to sell and cash to buy. Please do not bring food, non car stuff, or trash to sell.
You must register in advance
use the form below
Alhambra Park offers an open grass area, picnic tables with vine covered shelters, playground equipment, restrooms, tennis courts, volleyball courts, and an outdoor basketball court.
Intoxicating liquor, un-prescribed drugs, tobacco use in any form and animals are prohibited on City property.
Directions from I-10: take Fremont Ave. north, turn right on Poplar Blvd., at Main St. continue across, you are now on Palm
Ave., the park is two blocks on the right. Shelter “A” is by the admin/pool building.
Questions or directions: Don @ 626.340.8872
PICNIC REGISTRATION:
Member, Spouse/Companion (free) __________________________________________________
Children (free) ________________________________________
Phone ____________________ Email: _____________________________________________
Names of children over 22 and non-member guests @ $10 per person ______________________
_________________________________________________________ Total number _________
Address ______________________________________________________________________
Send registration postmarked before 15 October to: Don Troyer, 1234 Sierra Vista Ave., Alhambra, CA 91801
Checks payable to: SCC/NCRS
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CCC/NCRS Spring Meet Registration
J.B. Dewar’s Museum
75 Prado Road, San Luis Obispo, California
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Area Hotels:Embassy Suites 333 Madonna Rd. San Luis Obispo 805-549-0800
Quality Suites 1631Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo 805-541-5001 The Madonna Inn 100 Madonna Road, San Luis Obispo 805-543-3000
Event Information: Ron Bartow 805-481-3343 Judging information: Bruce Fosdike 805-924-1930
The judges meeting will begin at 8:00 AM Saturday, followed by an owners meeting.
We do request that you mail in the registration form postmarked on or before May 15, 2010.
The following information will be used on your judging summary sheet if you are having a car judged.
Fees: Meet Registration Members: $20.00 *No Registrations accepted after May 16, 2010* $ ___________
Meet registration Guests 1/2 of members registration. $10.00 $ ___________
Flight Judging $ 50.00 $ ___________
Sportsman Award $10.00 $ ___________
Make checks payable to CCC/NCRS and Mail registration form and fees to: Bruce Fosdike, 1551 Leonard Place, Cambria, CA 93428
Total $ ___________
Name _______________________________________________ Guest ____________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail: ___________________________________________ Chapter Affiliation (if any):________________________
Phone (include area code) Home: __________________________ Work ___________________________________
NCRS National Membership Number (see mailing label on your Driveline or Restorer): _________________________
Please enter the following car for [ ] Flight Judging 53-93, [ ] Sportsman Award, [ ] Bowtie display/Special interest Display (no fee).
Year _________________________ Complete VIN # ___________________________________________________
Horsepower _____________ Exterior Color __________________________ Interior Color & Fabric ______________
[ ] Convertible [ ] Coupe [ ] Corvette Driven [ ] Corvette Trailered [ ] Need trailer parking
Judging Classes: 53-55, 56-57, 58-60, 61-62, 63-64, 65, 66, 67, 68-69, 70-72, 73-74, 75-77, 78-79, 80-82, 84-86, 87-89, 90-91, 92-93, & 94-96
I would like to help with:
Name ___________________________________ [ ] Flight Judge, Judging 1st Choice _______ 2nd Choice ________
[ ] Observer Judge [ ] Tabulate
Name ___________________________________ [ ] Flight Judge, Judging 1st Choice _______ 2nd Choice ________
[ ] Observer Judge [ ] Tabulate
All registrants (even if you are not having your car judged) must read and sign the hold harmless agreement as follows: Whereas owner voluntarily enters his/her vehicle in
the NCRS event described above, it is agreed as follows: (1) that in consideration of CCC/NCRS and NCRS permitting the undersigned owner(s) to participate in this event,
the owners(s) will insure his/her vehicle against loss, damage, and liability and will provide proof of such insurance being in effect at the time of the event. (2) That the owner
(s) does hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the CCC/NCRS and NCRS, all its officers, directors, agents, employees or assigns for any such acts of omissions
which may result in the theft, damage, or destruction or injury occurring during or as a consequence of this event, wherever located. (3) That owner(s) in attending this event
does so voluntarily and agrees and assumes the risk of any and all damage to his/her vehicle or of injury to his/her self or others and hold CCC/NCRS and NCRS harmless
there from. (4) The vehicle must be insured and "registered" to the person showing the vehicle for judging.
Please fill in the required information below. You must also provide/bring proof of in-force liability insurance and current registration for the Corvette to
be judged.
Insurance Company _____________________________ Policy # ___________________Expiration Date ____________
Signature ___________________________________________________________ Date_________________________
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610 Lairport Street
El Segundo, CA 90245
The extraordinary Automobile Driving Museum is located in El Segundo, California! The Automobile
Driving Museum is among the most exceptional museums of its kind. displaying more than 70 cars of
many makes and spanning the years. The collection is beautiful as well as educational. “While visiting the
museum, not only do you have the special opportunity to view the showcased automobiles but you also
have the opportunity to sit in them to get the feel of what it was like to drive these classics. On weekend
visits, there are select automobiles that are available for our visitors over the age of 10 to ride in. It is with
excitement that we offer this opportunity to our guests. It is also what sets us apart from any other automobile museum out there. We have games and trains and will soon have an old time soda fountain. There is
definitely something for everyone here at the Automobile Driving Museum so be sure to bring the whole
family! “
SOUTH/WEST BOUND CARAVAN:
NORTH BOUND CARAVAN:
LEAVE AT 9 AM FROM DAROLD’S HOUSE
LEAVE AT 9 AM FROM BARNES & NOBLE IN BELLA
TERRA HUNTINGTON BEACH, 7777 EDINGER AVEFROM SOUTHBOUND 405 EXIT AT VALLEY VISTA NUE
AND STAY IN THE LEFT LANE OF THE OFF-RAMP
SAN DIEGO FREEWAY (405) AT BEACH BOULEAND MAKE A LEFT TURN AT THE STOP SIGN
VARD.
AND GO TO THE LIGHT (SEPULVEDA) WHERE
YOU WILL MAKE A LEFT TURN AND GO UNDER
SEE MAP BELOW:
THE FREEWAY TO THE STOP LIGHT WHICH IS
VALLEY VISTA . TURN RIGHT AND GO DOWN 1/2
BLOCK AND THE HOUSE IS ON THE LEFT SIDE
WITH A WHITE FENCE #15267.
TO DAROLD’S:
FROM WESTBOUND 101 EXIT AT SOUTHBOUND
405 TO SANTA MONICA AND STAY IN THE RIGHT
LANE AND THEN EXIT AT VALLEY VISTA AND
STAY IN THE LEFT LANE OF THE OFF-RAMP AND
MAKE A LEFT TURN AT THE STOP SIGN AND GO
TO THE LIGHT (SEPULVEDA) WHERE YOU WILL
MAKE A LEFT TURN AND GO UNDER THE FREEWAY TO THE STOP LIGHT WHICH IS VALLEY
VISTA . TURN RIGHT AND GO DOWN 1/2 BLOCK
AND THE HOUSE IS ON THE LEFT SIDE WITH A
WHITE FENCE #15267.
If you are going with us please contact Brian Quadt at 949 244-7862 or
Email: [email protected] by May15th so that we coordinate scheduling.
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Join SCC/NCRS in supporting “Cruisin For A Cure”
The 10Th Annual Cruisin For A Cure - Saturday, September 25, 2010
SCC will pay $10 of SCC member’s $40 registration fee if you register through our Chapter by July 15, 2010.
We will have reserved parking for the event.
Complete the registration form and return it by July 15, 2010 (with $30 check made out to SCC/NCRS) to Treasurer: Larry Wright, 6727 Kurl Way, Reseda, CA. For SCC/NCRS information, call Allen Morris at 949-367—9000.
Cruisin For A Cure
Orange County Fair & Expo Center, Costa Mesa, CA
Car Show 7:00 AM to 5:00PM.
Gates open to participants at 4:30 AM
Open to all American made rods, customs, muscle & classic cars Corvettes, trucks, specialty vehicles, and EVEN
SOME NEW RIDES
Cruisin' all day!
Limited to 3,300 entries.
Call the Doubletree Hotel and mention “Cruisin For A Cure” for special rates Tel: 714-825-3333
General show info or questions, Vendor/Exhibitor information: call 949-752-5115 Ext. 10
Name: _________________________________________
Street________________________________________
City: ________________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: _____________
Make: _________________Model:
Year:__________
E-mail: ____________________________________________@___________________________
Send Participant Entry $30 (Check payable to SCC/NCRS) to: Larry Wright, 6727 Kurl Way,
Reseda, CA
The undersigned agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Cruisin' For a Cure volunteers, Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation, UCLA
Jonsson Cancer Center, or employees from the Jonsson Cancer Center, State of California, the District Agricultural Associations,
County of Orange County, or Citrus Associations, City of Costa Mesa, Orange County Fairgrounds, Orange County Marketplace and
their officers, agents, servants, directors, employees, or volunteers, and against all liability of less or damages that the participant
or family, relatives, or guest may sustain or incur as a result of claims, cost or judgments arising from the participants involvements to the ”Cruisin' For a Cure” show. Participant(s) acknowledge he/she/they have liability insurance as required by the State
of California Department of Motor Vehicles-CYC 16020 section (a-d)
Please fill in the required information below.
Company: __________________________ Policy # ___________________ Expiration Date: ________
Signature _______________________________________________ Date____________________
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think about. More discussion at the next meeting and a
vote will take place.
Condensed Minutes
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
By Diana Wright, Secretary
Larry & Brian made a motion to adjourn the meeting.
Next meeting at Harbor Chevrolet in Long Beach will be
March 8th.
February 8, 2010
The meeting was started at 6:56 by Chairman Don
Troyer. Members in attendance: Darold Shirwo, Bob
Crane, Brian Quadt, Ed Vignone, Allen Morris, Larry &
Diana Wright. One guest in attendance: Carolyn Quadt.
Secretary’s Report: Ed Vignone made a motion to approve the minutes and Allen Morris seconded. All were
in favor.
Treasurer’s Report: Larry Wright stated that the chapter
was financially sound. Allen Morris made a motion to
approve the report and Brian Quadt seconded. All were
in favor.
Darold Shirwo-Membership chairman stated that at present we have 176 members.
Old Business:
Spring Meet: It will be held at Corvette Mike’s on March
13th, 2010. Barbara Vignone, Allen Morris and Bob
Crane stepped in to handle the luncheon for this meet.
Social Event: Automotive Driving Museum in El Segundo
will be on May 22th,2010. Brian Quadt is in charge of
this event. The event will start at 10am with lunch to be
determined after Brian checks out restaurants in the
area.
Judging School & Tech Session: June 12th is the tentative date for this event. No location as yet.
Cruisin’ for a Cure: Allen stated there was nothing new
to report.
Chapter picnic: Darold will check into a possible event
site for the chapter.
Fall Judged Meet: Oct. 9th will be the date if it meets
with Rusty & Verity’s schedule.
Holiday Brunch: Brian Quadt has set up a great event
for the chapter. Allen made a motion & Darold seconded
to have the Brunch at Old Ranch Country Club All were
in favor. The date has been set for Dec.5th,2010. Bob
Crane made a motion to approve a $500 deposit for the
luncheon, Allen seconded. All in favor.
2012 National: Darold and Ed will give a presentation at
the March National Board meeting in Charlotte,N.C.
Judging Incentives: Jerry Louer has ordered an item to
be presented at our first meet to those judges who have
registered before the deadline. We think you will like
this gift.
Closing date for the Bonding Strip will be April 10th.
Cruise to Palm Springs on April 10th. Information will be
on our website.
Ed Vignone proposed a new charity for the chapter to
MARCH 8, 2010
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM at Harbor
Chevrolet by Chairman Don Troyer. Members in attendance were Bob Crane, Allen Morris, Barb and Ed Vignone, Jamie Fiffles, Brian Quadt, and Pat and Jerry
Louer.
Secretary’s Report: Diana Wright absent tonight. Don
Troyer made a motion to approve the minutes. Allen
Morris seconded. All in favor.
Treasurer’s Report: Larry Wright absent tonight.
Membership Report: Darold Shirwo absent tonight.
Ed Vignone gave a report on the status of the upcoming
National Convention. He also said the Chapter Award
Program quarterly report for the Top Flight Award will
be available soon.
Allen Morris passed out an updated 2010 Board Member
contact list. He also said the Barrett Jackson Corvette
Super Sport Event will be held at the Waterfront Hilton
in Huntington Beach Thursday through Sunday, June 23
-27, 2010. Dick Guldstrand and Carroll Shelby are
slated to participate.
Old Business:
Spring Meet: March 13. Jerry reported he has seven
Flight cars and ten Sportsman entered, and 58 people
have signed up for a total of $1,210 in Meet receipts to
date. Ed will bring a coffee maker and the pizza. Don
will furnish cups and stir sticks as well as soft drinks.
Allen will bring an ice chest and 8 dozen donuts. Bob
Crane will bring water and cookies. Mike Vietro has invited his friends and customers to spectate.
Cruise to the Sun: April 10, all set.
Auto Driving Museum Tour: May 22. Caravans will
meet at Terra Bella Mall in Huntington Beach and at
Darold’s house to converge on the museum. Ed made a
great flyer with all details.
Judging School and Tech Session at GM Down Under on
June 12. Ed Vignone will create a flyer. Jim Gessner
will give a talk on Corvette racing history. Ed volunteered to bring a DVD on “Judging 101.”
Cruising for a Cure: No report; no change.
Fall Judged Meet: Scheduled for October 9, 2010, at
Rusty and Verity Hobbs’ ranch.
Chapter Picnic: Oct 24 is tentative date at Alhambra
Park. Don Troyer will host.
Holiday Brunch: December 5. We have a contract
signed by Old Ranch Country Club and paid a $500 deposit. We will park our Corvettes along the back wall of
their private parking lot in a semi-circular pattern for
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great photo ops. Allen made a motion to accept the
luncheon menu with dessert instead of the breakfast
menu. Ed seconded. All approved.
Allen suggested that 1/2 the profits be donated. Don
Troyer will submit the above information to National
NCRS for approval for matching funds.
National Convention 2012: Discussed possible awards
brunch on July 5. Discussed possible reception no the
second night on Fire Island. Discussed children’s activities. Allen made a motion and Jerry seconded it
Bonding Strip: Ed Vignone wants to remove all unpaid
ads from the Bonding Strip. Don Troyer said we historically run ads in support of other chapters’ events.
to have an Awards Brunch on July 5 and eliminate the
dinner on July 4 so attendees can be free to watch fireworks. All approved.
Judging Incentives: Jerry has received flashlights.
Barb suggested the tabulators should also participate in
incentives. She has purchased hand creams, etc. for
those important ladies. Barbara made a motion to give
the hand lotion as gifts to the tabulators. Jerry seconded. All approved.
Charity – Family Recovery Center: Barb also discussed
accepting the Family Recovery Center as a charity for
our club. The Center does career counseling for young
mothers in Oceanside. They need diapers and baby
clothes. Allen Morris asked if the charity qualifies for
NCRS matching funds. Discussion ensued regarding
using funds from our auction at Hobbs’ Ranch last fall.
Possible amount to be donated was suggested as $250.
New Business:
Discussion of events for 2010.
National Data Base: Ed Vignone suggested sending a
letter to remind people they will be dropped from local
chapter membership if they do not join National. The
National Data Base will drop these members. Don
Troyer says National wants a National Corvette Museum
ambassador from each chapter.
July Board Meeting: Don Troyer suggested cancelling
the July Board Meeting due to the National NCRS Convention.
Next Meeting: The next meeting will be held at Harbor
Chevrolet in Long Beach on Monday, April 12, 2010.
Respectfully submitted,
Brian Quadt acting on behalf of secretary, Diana Wright
Technical Articles Needed!!!
Free NCRS Portfolio!
The Bonding Strip needs you to share
your latest Corvette repair or restoration in a technical article.
With digital cameras and word processors it’s a snap to write an article. Just
send in a Microsoft Word, Word Perfect
or a text document along with some
photos and we will take care of the rest.
The SCC Board will provide an embroidered NCRS portfolio and luggage tag
as an award in recognition of those
members who write three articles which
are accepted for publication.
Embroidered NCRS Portfolio
Send articles to: Jamie Fiffles; Email: [email protected];
Phone: 818-246-5745; 1700 Tambor Drive, Glendale, CA 91208
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Chapter Badges $5.00
Includes Shipping
Select Pin or Clip Type
Contact: Darold Shirwo
8484 Wilshire Blvd., #605 Beverly Hills, CA 90211
(310) 278-2000 [email protected]
SCC/NCRS Membership and Renewal Application
Name _____________________________________ Address _____________________________________
City________________________________________________ State _______________ Zip ___________
Phone: home _________________________ work _________________________
E-mail address ________________________________Nation NCRS Membership #_________________
(Note, you have to be a member of the National Corvette Restorers Society to join the SCC/NCRS Chapter)
Corvettes Owned ________________________________
You have my permission to publish my name, address and phone number in the annual SCC roster.
Yes [ ] No [ ] __________________________________ Signature __________________________________
Make $28.00 annual membership fee check payable to SCC/NCRS and mail to:
Darold Shirwo
8484 Wilshire Blvd., #605 Beverly Hills, CA 90211
(310) 278-2000
Membership in the SCC/NCRS includes a subscription to the chapter newsletter The Bonding Strip, which is published four times per year and includes details on chapter activities, tech tips, free classified advertising for members and discounts to chapter meets and functions.
Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation (PCRF)
NOTICE!!! PCRF is accepting Cellular Phones that are no longer needed. You can give your old phones to
any SCC Board Member or send them to PCRF 9272 Jeronimo Road, Suite A-107A, Irvine CA 92618
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Members Classifieds
Corvette For Sale: 1960 Corvette 245hp powerglide, black with red interior. Driver quality $45,000
obo. Boyan Brkic 818 517-5016
Parts For Sale: Very early 1963 FI unit (7017375) w/022 distributor (11/62) and manifold; needs rebuild. $5,300.00. Darold M. Shirwo; [email protected], 310 278-2000
Parts For Sale: Set of original ‘69 Side Exhaust covers. These are 40 year old covers with the normal
pitting and flaking on the chrome and cracks in the insulators. Would need repair and replating, or bolt
them on for the original look. $300. Jamie Fiffles (818) 246-5745, [email protected]
Parts For Sale: Early '61 grille bar ( without "V" notch). Driver quality chrome (some minor pitting).
$50. Dean Rose (918)286-1077, [email protected]
Parts For Sale: 1965 327 block, dated 12-64, .060 over already $100 obo. Boyan Brkic 818 517-5016
Parts For Sale: 1956-57 ORIGINAL hearer shut off valve, 1962 NOS neutral safety switch in original
box, 1963 Coupe Complete set of rear window stainless, Polished. Carlos Vivas 805-929-0838 or
[email protected]
For Sale: 1953-55 Reproduction exhaust extensions. Both Short (53-E54) and long (L54-55) styles.
Made by us in the USA no foreign junk. Correct and ready to go. Contact Gary Hiltunen 530-259-5997,
[email protected] for photos and prices.
For Sale– Haulmark 24F Trailer, Custom oak interior 12000 GVW, Electric Front Hoist, Dovetail rear
ramp for low vehicles. $6500 310-930-1449. Patrick Collins #6504.
For Sale– Two ton capacity foldable shop crane, includes 8 ton ram chain, hook and 4 wheels,excellent
like new condition. $150. Will deliver to OC or South LA Co. Stan Boone 714-838-8821
[email protected]
License Plates For Sale: License Plates For Sale: California 63-69 (Black-Yellow) plates. Have about 40
Pairs. All different condition and pricing. Also have a perfect 62 Yellow set with sticker. Call for your
needs and pricing. Allen Morris 949-367-9000
Wanted: Set of nice knockoff spinners and lug nuts (1964) and original '64 console for powerglide and
power windows (no holes for seat belt holders). Darold Shirwo - [email protected], 310 278-2000
Wanted: Black or Charcoal steering wheel for C1 Corvette, 58 prefered. Stan Boone 714-838-8821
[email protected]
Chapter Shirts and Sweatshirts
Polo Shirts $25
Sweatshirt $30
Contact: Diana Wright
6727 Kurl Way, Reseda, CA 91335
H 818.705.4884
[email protected]
The Southern California Chapter represents members of the National Corvette Restorer’s Society from Central
California through the Mexican border. It was formed in 1981 and we currently have over 200 members. Any
membership inquirers and change of address should be sent to :
Membership Chairman
Darold Shirwo,
8484 Wilshire Blvd., #605
Beverly Hills, CA. 90211
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Return address:
SCC/NCRS Bonding Strip
Circulation:
Don & Carol Troyer,
1234 Sierra Vista Ave.,
Alhambra, CA 91801
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