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Whoa! It’s February already and the year is off to a fast start!

I hope all of our members are well and or on the mend. January

was a somewhat slow month with not much going on.

February really starts things going with the Valentine cruise and

we have a lot more activities in the coming months. Check the

web page to view the upcoming events.

Look forward to seeing everyone at the next regular meeting on Feb. 10, 2015.

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

2 January CGCC Meeting Minutes

4 NCM News, Links & Events

9 Charleston Cruise

10 Vette Links

12 Corvette Love

13 Sponsors

18 Classifieds

21 Upcoming Events

Statements appearing in The Vette Sette are those of the authors and do not necessarily constitute an opinion of CGCC officers, or editors unless otherwise attributed. Permission to reprint any material herein is granted provided full credit is given to Classic Glass Corvette Club, Marietta GA, and the author(s). The Vette Sette is not affiliated with General Motors. “Corvette” and the Corvette emblem are registered trademarks of General Motors, Inc. Newsletter editor: Alan Zeppenfeld

A message from our President

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Classic Glass Corvette Club General Meeting Minutes

January 13, 2015

President Ken Cearns opened the meeting at 7:30 pm. Welcome to everyone! Glad to see everyone and looking forward to 2015. We have two new members on the Board of Directors: Cindy Cowart and Bill Norman. Cindy is moving over from her position as Treasurer. Phil Lewis is the new VP of Activities. Dawn Norman was appointed again this year as Secretary and Kim Dover will be our Treasurer.

Secretary Dawn Norman stated that she did not take any notes during the December Christmas Party; however, she was reminded that it was an official meeting. Therefore, if she had written the minutes, they would state “We voted in our 2015 Club Officers and everyone had a good time at the party.” Calvin Cruce made a motion to accept the “verbal minutes”; Doug Reed 2nd, all in favor.

Treasurer Cindy Cowart (for Kim Dover) mentioned the Treasurer’s report is on the Web Site. Cindy will be helping through April. Doug Reed made a motion to accept the Treasurer’s report as submitted, Rick Engle 2nd, motion passed.

VP of Activities Phil Lewis said that the basic activities for the year have been posted on the Web Site. He is working on establishing information for additional events. The link for the Valentine’s Cruise is on the Web. Phil is accepting suggestions for activities and possible event leaders.

VP of Membership Sara Diehl said we have 199 members as of tonight. 70 members are in attendance along with six guests and a few new members. The new members are: Gene Persinger; Robert & Angela Thomas; and William Hart. The drawing for the $70 went to Mike Hollstein.

VP At Large Sandi Johannes said we collected $213 for the 50/25/25 drawing - $105 for the Club and then $54 each went to Charlie Koninsky and Drexel Stevens.

Board of Directors:

Chaz Cone – nothing for tonight Calvin Cruce – nothing for tonight Cindy Cowart – very glad to be elected Bill Norman – glad to be able to serve on the Board

NCM Ambassador Doug Reed talked about the Chick Fil A Peach Bowl Parade. Everyone had a good time and hopefully next year the parade won’t be so early. It was early due to the TV schedule for the game.

Doug sold all of his tickets for the next NCM drawing to be held on 1/29/15.

56.4% of our membership are also NCM members. CGCC is a Lifetime Business Member of the Museum and also an Acre Club member and as such, we receive advance information about various events. We will list the events in the newsletter as they are known. During the building of the Museum’s Motorsports Park, acre parcels were available for purchase price of $15,000. The Club bought one and we are about 2/3 of the way through paying for it. Proceeds from VetteStock along with anonymous donations from Club Members go toward paying for the Acre. Wayne Ray has a free membership to the Museum. He will bring it and give it away at the February meeting.

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Our Volunteer weekend is usually in June. Doug has not yet put it together for this year. The Bash is in April and registration is now open.

The Sinkhole is now being filled. Last year the Museum had record attendance due to the sinkhole.

Ken thanked the Wait Staff. They work hard for our tips. Please be kind.

Club Store Manager Jim Johannes showed the Club Shirts which are light gray with navy trim. These colors were chosen as they will be more comfortable in the hot sun than black. Please buy and wear the club shirt at Events to show Esprit de Corps. The shirts are 90% cotton. The price is $26 with an additional $4 to include your name.

Newsletter Editor Alan Zeppenfeld was not in attendance; however, Linda Greer is taking his place for a few months. Please send them items of interest for the newsletter.

Webmaster Chaz Cone said that we have 199 members, but only 104 Corvettes are in the “Garage”. Please send a photo and short bio about your car so we can post in the “Garage”.

Wayne Mobley has a 2014 C7 Night Race Blue, Z51 Stingray for sale. Value $73,000, asking $59,000

New Business: Ken asked some members who did not rejoin why they didn’t – some said they did not have enough time; however one single lady indicated that she found it hard to mingle with us; no one reached out to her. So please, when you see new members, welcome them in and make them feel part of us.

Sharon Guck congratulated Ken on being re-elected as President.

Phil reminded all that he is looking for suggestions for events.

Ken had a one-day pass for the Auction in Kissimmee (donated by Carl Etter) – it went to Sharon Guck (she had the closest number that Ken had picked).

Next Board of Directors meeting is February 3, 2015 and the next General Club meeting is February 10, 2015.

Meeting adjourned at 8:30pm.

Respectfully submitted,

Dawn Norman

2015 CGCC Secretary

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2015 EVENTS, NEWS & LINKS

March 15 – 21: MiM Tucson Experience

April 23-24: NCM HPDE High Performance Drivers Education

April 23-25: NCM Bash Bowling Green, KY

April 26-29: MiM 3rd Annual Tail of the Dragon Tour (Sold Out)

May 14 – 16: C4 Gathering

June 11 – 21: MiM LeMans Tour (tentative)

June 20 – 27: NCM Cruise to Greece & Italy

June 29 – 30: VIR HPDE

Museum Reports Highest Attendance in History (NCM e-News January 15, 2015 / Doug Reed, NCM Ambassador)

The National Corvette Museum (NCM), located just off I-65 in Bowling Green, KY, has reported achieving their

highest attendance in history at 251,258 visitors for the year. Previously the Museum’s highest attendance

was 200,900 in 1999 (the Museum’s 5th Anniversary).

While the Corvette-swallowing sinkhole became an international news media sensation, attracting the

majority of the additional guests for the year, the Museum also celebrated its 20th Anniversary and grand

opening of the new NCM Motorsports Park, boasting over 38,000 in attendance for the festivities. In addition,

the continued interest in the new seventh generation Corvette (with Plant tours re-opening in October, 2013)

gave visitors yet another exciting reason to visit the Home of Corvette in 2014.

“The bar has certainly been raised for all of us as we now focus on 2015,” said Wendell Strode, Executive

Director of the NCM. “Continuing our commitment to make sure each visitor has an experience that exceeds

their expectations will ensure our 2015 will be a success."

The GM Corvette Assembly Plant also reported an increase in visitation for 2014, with a total of 55,785 guests

touring the facility. The Plant began tracking visitation numbers in 2006, with 45,845 guests that year.

Museum attendance was 150,462 in 2013, making 2014’s numbers a 100,000 or 67% increase.

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NCM Bash Registration Open By Doug Reed, NCM Ambassador

Registration is now open for the 2015 "BASH" to be held April 23rd, 24th, and 25th at the National Corvette

Museum in Bowling Green, KY. This marks the start of event season at the Museum. This year’s Bash offers

activities at both the Museum and Motorsports P ark, plus the opportunity to see the 2016 Corvette Stingray

up close and hear from the engineers and designers as to what’s new with the latest model.

Seminars will feature speakers discussing Chassis, Powertrain, Interior, and Design and Electronics. As in past

years there will be a large contingent of GM engineers and designer from Warren Tech Center, Milford

Proving Ground and the Bowling Green Assembly Plant ready to answer your every question

Returning activities include seminars by the C4/C5/C6 Specialist Paul Koerner, the Corvette race team

members Doug Fehan, Corvette Driver Tommy Milner and Dan Binks. Jim Mero will share Corvette

Nurburgring stats (and stories of what it’s like to test the car), and Dave Wickman of GM Proving Grounds will

be presenting also.

Enjoy a Corvette Store Fashion Show as well as some guided road tours, two celebrity choice car shows, the

Ladies’ Oasis, and the expanded Garage Party with women of the GM Corvette Team. The ladies will cover all

aspects of Corvettes including maintenance, engineering and even high performance driving. Some returning

activities include Golf with Corvette Racing & GM Team.

On-line registration closes at 5:00pm central time on Friday, April 11th. All activities are open to Event

Registrants only. On-line registrants will receive a hardcard credential, lanyard, event pin and dash plaque.

Lifetime registration is $15pp, member registration is $20pp and non-member registration is $30pp.

Go to: http://www.corvettemuseum.org/registration/bash/info.shtml to register.

Go to: http://www.bowlinggreenassemblyplant.com/ to schedule your plant tour.

Sinkhole Update: As of January 15, 2015, with the exception of a small area surrounding our HVAC duct,

the filling of the sinkhole is complete. The SMD team used "manufactured sand" (a crushed limestone) to fill the hole, and with the aid of two remote controlled Bobcats, the sand was spread and compacted throughout the process. It took 10 days to fill it. You can watch last week's video update on that process here.

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2015 Torch Red Stingray Winner Drawn (Courtesy of Doug Reed)

Congrats to John Barrett, Jr. of Palos Verdes Estates, CA - winner of our 2015 Torch Red Corvette with ticket

number 020065. Your next chance to win a Corvette is February 12 at 2pm CT when we raffle a 2015 Crystal

Red Stingray Corvette Coupe! Tickets are $100 and the raffle is limited to 2,015. Learn more about our

raffles, including exclusions and restrictions, and purchase tickets online at www.corvettemuseum.org/raffle.

Dyer Family Foundation Helps Make 1983 Corvette Display a Reality

(NCM e-News January 15, 2015)

All thanks to the generosity of the Dyer Family, the National Corvette Museum is proud to finally have a proper exhibit for the only 1983 Corvette in existence. In memory of Calvin and Frances Dyer, both Corvette enthusiasts, the Dyer family presented the National Corvette Museum with a grant to be used towards a new 1983 Corvette display.

The 1983 Corvette exhibit, previously located in the Skydome of the Museum, was originally mixed in with other Corvettes, simply blending in with its surroundings. Just prior to the sinkhole, the Corvette was placed on one of the pedestals in the Skydome. Today, while renovations in the Skydome are in progress, the 1983 is featured in the Gateway of the Museum, earning the attention it deserves.

Read the complete details about this new display on our blog here.

New Michelin Winter TrackX Offered (NCM Motorsports Park News, January 16 2015)

This winter, the Motorsports Park will be offering a new activity bringing the fun of autocross to the road course! TrackX features coned gates and a dedicated start to finish timing on our west track. It is an open event with no class structure - just run what ya brung, high speed fun!

While this weekend's event is nearing sellout, we have two more events accepting registrations. Cost: $75 per car ($25 for an additional driver) Read more details online here. We hope to offer this event monthly.

Saturday, February 21st, 10am-3pm

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Engine Build Program Offered for Z06

(e-News January 8, 2015)

Starting March 2015, Corvette Z06 customers will be able to assemble the 650-hp supercharged LT4 engine for their cars at the new Performance Build Center inside the Bowling Green Assembly Plant. The Engine Build Experience is selected with order code PBC and is offered on all Z06 trim levels. The $5,000 package includes a full day with a Performance Build Center engine assembly technician who instructs and oversees the build, a personalized engine plaque identifying the owner/builder and the date of the engine build, and professional photography of the experience.

The National Corvette Museum handles the concierge services for the customer, following up on the scheduled build date and handling logistics on the day of the build. Travel and lodging costs are the responsibility of the customer.

Read the complete release online here.

2015 Corvette Hall of Fame Inductees Announced (NCM e-News January 29, 2015)

The National Corvette Museum has announced the following inductees to be recognized as part of the 18th

Annual Corvette Hall of Fame Ceremony in 2015: Herb Fishel in the category of Racing; Rick Hendrick in the

category of Enthusiast; and Russ McLean in the category of GM/Chevrolet. These three individuals will be

recognized with the highest honor bestowed by the Museum for their contributions to the past, present and

future of Corvette.

The 2015 Corvette Hall of Fame recipients will be inducted into the Corvette Hall of Fame during a ceremony and banquet on Friday, September 4, 2015. Their induction will take place as part of the Museum’s 21st Anniversary Celebration September 3-5, 2015.

Read more about our three esteemed inductees on our blog here.

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Ivan and Mary Schrodt Donate Five Corvettes (NCM e-News January 22, 2015)

The National Corvette Museum received an early holiday gift when on December 18 Ivan and Mary Schrodt donated five of their prized Corvettes.

"When people find out that you have more than one Corvette, they often wonder why that is. My answer is that they are all so different," said Ivan. "They handle differently, they look different, their history is different and the way they evolved makes them all special."

Ivan and Mary have always been car lovers, but their Corvette passion started when Mary surprised Ivan by purchasing a 1996 Polo Green Convertible. They joined the Valley Vettes Corvette Club of Appleton, WI and shortly after, attended the C5 Bash and became members of the Museum. The couple is now not only Lifetime Members of the Museum, but also in the Duntov Society (including the Museum in their estate planning) and Ivan has served on the Museum's Board.

In addition to their first Corvette, the Schrodt’s donated a 1966 Rally Red 327 Convertible, 1980 Dark Blue Metallic Coupe, 2002 Millennium Yellow Z06 and 2007 Black Z06.

While the cars were originally in a trust for the Museum, their visit to the Motorsports Park set in motion the decision to change those plans. "I got to thinking that instead of waiting years before making the donation, we've got two cars that could be put to good use now by the Museum on this track. The cars would be where they belong. While a lot of people donate their cars to be preserved, and rightfully so for their history, those two cars were donated to be used up. We hope they get a lot of track miles and give a lot of track smiles," Ivan added.

Read more on the Schrodt's story online here, and to learn more about estate planning option please visit our

website here, or contact Connie Russell at 270-467-8815.

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Vettes Doin’ Charleston

By Phil Lewis

Here is the link to the Charleston Cruise on April 17 – 18, 2015: http://cgccpics.com/charleston2015/

I recommend reserving your room as soon as possible! To reserve a room call:

843-576-0300 (direct number for reservations)

Use code CCC. The room rate is $130 plus tax. Breakfast is included.

They have King and Double bed rooms.

You can always cancel 24 hours in advance with no penalty. Thanks!

From the Editors

We would like to feature photos and stories of newly purchased corvettes or interesting stories about your

older corvette. Please send to: newsletter@cgcorvetteclub.com or our new email address:

vettesette@gmail.com.

Comments and/or suggestions will be appreciated. (Please be kind!)

Alan Zeppenfeld

Linda Greer

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VETTE LINKS

The SE Chapter NCRS Spring Meeting will be held March 20 – 21, 2015 in Sevierville Convention Center,

Sevierville, TN. To register, please click the pdf attachment below. Note: The location for the dinner is

subject to change; however, updated information will be emailed to those who are registered.

sencrs.spring.2015.re

gistration (2).pdf

CORVETTE FORUM (January 15, 2015)

HERE’S WHAT BOB LUTZ THINKS ABOUT A MID-ENGINE CORVETTE

Bob Lutz, the former GM Vice Chairman and real-life version of "The Most Interesting Man in the World," has

some deep thoughts about the mid-engine Corvette. Find out if he thinks the Zora/C8 ZR1 will become a

reality. » Read now

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The highlight of the Friday, January 8th Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale was the sale of the first 2015

Corvette Z06. Collectors highly regard early serial number cars. This one went for $800,000.

For additional information, click the following links:

www.classicarnews.com www.barrett-jackson.com

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Corvette Racing at Daytona

The top spot on the podium in the GTLM class was reserved for Corvette at the end of the recent Rolex 24

Hours of Daytona. The class winning effort by the trio of drivers gave Corvette a win in the second year of its

return to Daytona with 725 laps completed. Read entire story by clicking link above.

Not So Mellow Yellow

When you have a car like a Z06, you're tempted to leave it alone, knowing the factory put a little extra effort

into making it special. Sometimes, though, the modding bug just bites really hard and you have to make it

unique and different. Read entire story by clicking link above.

DID YOU KNOW

Corvette has a winning tradition at Daytona that dates back to beach events in 1956 when John Fitch won the

production sports car class with a top speed of 145.543 mph and Betty Skelton came in second with a

137.773-mph run. Zora Arkus-Duntov had the fastest time in the modified class with a 147.300 mph run.

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FIVE THINGS I LIKE

ALMOST AS MUCH AS DRIVNG MY CORVETTE (Courtesy of Calvin Cruce)

1. LOOKING AT MY CORVETTE.

2. TALKING ABOUT MY CORVETTE.

3. WATCHING TV PROGRAMS THAT FEATURE PEOPLE DRIVING CORVETTES.

4. WEBSITES ABOUT CORVETTES.

5. BACON

Wife’s Letter to Husband

My darling husband,

Before you return from your business trip, I just want to let you know about the small accident I had with the pick-up truck when

I turned into the driveway. Fortunately it's not too bad and I really didn't get hurt, so please don't worry too much about me.

I was coming home from Wal-Mart, and when I turned into the driveway I accidentally pushed down on the accelerator instead

of the brake.

The garage door is slightly bent but fortunately the pick-up came to a halt when it bumped into your car.

I am really sorry, but I know with your kind-hearted personality you will forgive me. You know how much I love you and care for

you my sweetheart.

I am enclosing a picture of the damage for you to see now.

I cannot wait to hold you in my arms again.

Your loving wife,

XXX

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Volume XXIII Issue 4 April 2013

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Classic Glass Corvette Club Loyalty Discounts on Parts & Service at Day’s in Acworth

Cindy and Joe Owens picked up their new 2015 Stingray Convertible – Tequila from Chris Massey at Day’s!

Steve Waddell with his 2015 Stingray Convertible – this is his 5th

purchase from Chris Massey at Day’s Chevrolet!

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Come see CGCC members at Day’s in Acworth! Jennifer Still, New Car Sales Manager 770-974-4242 Chris Massey, New Car Sales & Inventory 770-547-7047

Vivian and Frank Macaluso picking up their 2015 Z51 Stingray from Chris Massey at Day’s Chevrolet!

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CLASSIFIEDS

For Sale: 2005 C6 Daytona Sunset Orange with black leather interior

For details and additional pictures access this link: http://theretiredaviator.com/c6ebay/

Owner: Phil Lewis

For Sale: Wind Restrictor / from Wayne Ray’s 2010 Grand Sport!

Illuminated wind restrictor: lights up Blue when you apply brakes. Looks Great! Does not interfere with top

operation. I installed it with 4 knurled nuts that make it a 2 minute removal if you want to carry someone in a

parade. New $469, Sell @$220 OBO. (Visitation rights are requested!)

Contact Wayne Ray @ 770.998.5325 or sting-ray@bellsouth.net (new email address)

For Sale: 1993 Black Glass Targa Top - $675

Contact Alan Zeppenfeld @ 404-808-8220

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PRICE REDUCTION - For Sale: - 2002 Black Corvette Contact: Kathy and Marty Peterson

19 Waterside Road, Savannah, GA 31411

Marty cell: 912-596-7560

Marty e-mail:

mpeterson@nationalelectricgate.com

kathymap1@aol.com

Home:912-598-0977

Price: $24,600

24,000 miles 5.7 L 462 HP

Standard 6-speed Transmission Engine - Carbon Fiber and Chrome Hurricane Air Induction System ( added 35 HP ) B&B Tri-flo Billet Exhaust System (added 22 HP ) Black Power Coated Wheels Vertical Doors Billet Steel Exhaust Plate Compartment Cover Truck Liner Hardtop Partition Billet Hardtop Antenna Front and Rear Bumper Polished Stainless Steel Letters Rear Bumper screens Black Duct screens Hood Insulator - Paint Brush Flames Black-out running lights and tail lights 2 Time Corvette Museum Display Car 20 Time Trophy Winner In 2002 began modifications, completed & ready for showing in 2004

For Sale: 1978 Maroon Corvette 25th Anniversary

Price: $8,500

Address: Newborn, GA 30056

(http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Newborn%

2c+GA+30056)

Description: 1978 L82 corvette 25th anniversary with

rebuilt Edelbrock 350 engine with less than 10,000 miles.

Has around 440 HP. Maroon exterior with original tan

leather interior. Has new master cylinder, electric fuel

pump installed, new manifold gaskets, new valve cover

gaskets and new radiator, and a new starter. Has new

window, door and t-top rubber seals installed. Radio and

A/C does not work.

CASH, CASHIERS CHECK ONLY! Asking $8,500 obo. Call

Eric @ 770-630-0670 or 770-786-0015. No calls after

9PM. Serious inquiries only!

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CGCC Members may have a complimentary business-card-size or classified ad

in our monthly newsletter. Contact the newsletter editor for more details.

VetteSette Advertising Rates – 6 month term

Member Non-Member

Classified Free N/A

Business Card Free $25

Full Page $75 $100

½ Page $50 $75

¼ Page $25 $50

2014 CGCC Officers, Board of Directors, and Appointees

Officers President: Ken Cearns

VP At-Large: Sandi Johannes VP Membership: Sarah Diehl

VP Activities: Phil Lewis Secretary: Dawn Norman

Treasurer: Kim Dover

Board of Directors Board Member: Chaz Cone

Board Member: Calvin Cruce Board Member: Cindy Cowart Board Member: Bill Norman

Appointees

NCM Ambassador: Doug Reed Newsletter: Alan Zeppenfeld Store Manager: Jim Johannes

Webmaster: Chaz Cone SuperVette Manager: Bob Zajicek

Contact us! Officers and Board Officers, Board, and Appointees

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P.O. Box 4936 Marietta, GA 30061

The VetteSette

Upcoming Events:

February 10: Monthly Meeting / 7:30 PM

February 14 – 15: Valentine’s Weekend Cruise

March 21: Surprise Cruise

April 17 - 18: Vettes doin’ Charleston

To sign up for any CGCC event, go to our Event Registration Form

View our Web page

Meeting Location: The 120 Tavern 1440 Roswell Road, Marietta, GA Approx. 1 Mile East of the Big Chicken

2nd Tuesday of Each Month Meeting Time: 7:30 PM

Contributors:

Calvin Cruce

Doug Reed

Editor:

Alan Zeppenfeld

Co-Editor:

Linda Greer

Classic Glass Corvette Club www.cgcorvetteclub.com National Corvette Restorers Society www.ncrs.org National Corvette Museum www.corvettemuseum.com Southeast Chapter NCRS www.ncrs.org/sechapter