a message from our president · - due to covid-19, our 14 july general meeting and 17 july cruise...

Volume XXX Issue 8 August 2020

Classic Glass Corvette Club

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Welcome Classic Glass Corvette Club members and prospective members. Each month we update our club website to provide information about our club, members and activities.

As all are aware, the number of COVID-19 cases is on the increase and the impact to our daily lives continues; this includes so much of what

we had planned for our Corvette club. Governor Kemp extended Executive Order 04.08.20.03 and 04.08.20.05 for a period of forty-three (43) days, now set to expire on 11 August 2020 at 11:59 PM. This extension maintains the limitation for indoor gatherings to a maximum of 50 people and 6-foot separation. As a result, sadly, we’re forced to again cancel the CGCC General meeting which was scheduled for Tuesday, 11 August. Hopefully (cross your fingers), this order will not be further extended so we can hold our September meeting.

As we have done since the pandemic started in March, we’ll continue to monitor our Events Calendar for needed changes. Please continue to check it at this link (http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/events.htm) for updates.

Here are a few highlights from July: - On Sunday, 5 July, several of us drove our cars to Perimeter Mall to participate in the Caffeine & Octane car show and pass out flyers for our SuperVette Saturday charity event scheduled for 12 September at Day’s Chevrolet in Acworth. Special thanks to Bob Catapano and Roger Espinosa for setting up the Corvette Corral for us. - On Saturday, 11 July, we held another Corvettes & Coffee at Panera Bread, followed by a new member cruise to Fatz in Jasper. Thank you, David Klingensmith and Bob Zajicek. - Due to COVID-19, our 14 July General Meeting and 17 July Cruise to Rick Hendrick Museum in Charlotte, NC were both cancelled. - On Sunday, 19 July, a small group of us met at Governor’s Gun Club for a brunch. Same as for June, it was little different due to COVID-19 precautions – instead of a buffet, we ordered from the menu, but everyone had a good time. Thank you, Aileen and Scott Marshall, for organizing this fun event.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

3 Sick Bay ……. New Members

4 August Birthdays

5 BOD MEETING SUMMARY

6 2021 Nomination Letter

7 The Ambassador’s Corner

8 A Moveable (Break)Feast

10 Corvette Salute to the 4th of July

16 News You Can Use - Articles/Videos

17 Governor’s Gun Club Brunch

18 Caffeine and Octane

19 Delamination of Console Leather

20 Business Cards

22 Classifieds

26 Sponsors

30 Upcoming Events

A Message from Our President

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The club store continues to operate and sell club logo’d items. The Uniform Source-hosted CGCC Store continues to sell club apparel. A number of members have taken advantage of the easy ordering system and had items shipped directly to their home. Please go to our club website store, where you can see our club logo’d apparel and link (http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/members_only/store.htm) to the Uniform Source CGCC Store to place your order. Thank you, Rick Huntzicker, for the great job you’re doing to manage the store.

For August, our calendar includes a trip to Corvette Expo in Pigeon Forge, TN on the 7th and 8th, and a caravan to Corvettes at Carlisle (PA) from the 26th-30th.

Classic Glass Corvette Club gives us the opportunity to learn and have fun with our Corvettes. The more you participate, the better it gets!

Respectfully,

Don Don Bailey President, Classic Glass Corvette Club

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SICK BAY Chris Reed, Sunshine Ambassador

[email protected]

Please keep Phyllis Fountain in your thoughts and prayers as the doctors try to determine what is going on with her heart. Larry Yon has been waiting for the go ahead on turning on his device to ease his back pain. This may now have been done and he should be doing much better. Sheila Catapano has had problems with dehydration and is being treated. David Klingensmith has been in Tanner Medical Center, Villa Rica with Covid 19 and pneumonia in his right lung. He is returning home Sunday, August 2nd.

Congratulations to Bill and Joyce Rawlings for beating Covid 19.

Please keep me in the loop for any news of which we should be aware.

Remember to wear your masks when appropriate. We need all the positive help we can get.

Chris

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Bob Zajicek, VP Membership

Frank Cangemi joined the Club in July and has a 2002 Millennium Yellow Indy 500 Pace Car Edition

convertible. Jose Hernandez is another July new member and has a 1989 red coupe. Welcome aboard

gentlemen!

In other news, we had a new member cruise July 11 right after the third relocation of Corvettes and Coffee

that Saturday morning. A good mix of old, new and not so new members caravanned to FATZ Pub in

Jasper. FATZ turned out to a be nice change of pace from Rocco's, just down the road several miles. We had

good food and service, and a fun time was had by all.

We will have a new member welcome cruise again on Saturday, August 15 right after the Corvettes and

Coffee to be held at the Panera Bread. I will send an invitation to all new 2020 members. Also, anyone who

attends Corvettes and Coffee is welcome to join us as well.

Our membership total is now 244.

Bob

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AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

Leanne Aschenbrenner Amy Cassaniti

Maria Chu Gael Cone

Mike Davis

Randy Dover Fred Enloe

Sandi Johannes Susan Malecki

Cindy Owens Cecil Threat

Cynthia Tuck Tom Wilder

Dale Yurchenko



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Classic Glass Corvette Club Board of Directors Meeting Summary

July 7, 2020

Because of the continuing COVID-19 restrictions, we have not been able to hold our monthly club meetings. During the general meeting, officers review club business conducted during Board of Directors (BOD) meeting. Since this is not possible, a summary of the Board Meeting minutes will be included in our monthly newsletter.

For the first time since March, the BOD was able to resume in-person meetings at Bay Breeze Restaurant.

- Our President (Don Bailey) stated that the upcoming General Membership Meeting (GMM) on 7/14 is cancelled due to the Governor’s extension of the COVID-19 state of emergency and unavailability of the Cherokee Cattle Company. He said there is a possibility that we can hold a GMM in August. He also stated that the Rick Hendrick event was cancelled because the private museum has not reopened and there is no projected date to do so.

- Our store manager (Rick Huntzicker) was not able to attend. Don covered store items in Rick’s absence: Don said the online store has been set up and open for business. There have only been five sales so far. The store can be accessed through the club website. Chaz will send out an update to the reminding members that the store is up and running and how to access it.

- Bob Catapano reported for our SVS Manager Roger Espinosa. He and Roger are working together on SVS planning and to identify judges. Bob said that he would be taking the lead on SVS due to Roger’s work schedule. Don stated that Day’s Chevrolet confirmed that they are currently planning on hosting SVS on 9/12. Bob reported that we had a club contingent at Caffeine & Octane the previous Sunday (7/5) and it was a great success. SVS flyers were handed out and new contacts made. He is planning to continue this participation each month.

- Our Parade Liaison (Jerry Fountain) stated that our next parade opportunities will be in the fall with Veterans Day parades in November.

- Our VP Membership (Bob Zajicek) reported that we have 236 members. He will arrange a new members’ cruise following the Corvettes and Coffee event on 7/13 to Fatz in Jasper.

- Our Secretary (Ron Deering) said we were asked to write a club history for the Vettes of Atlanta magazine. Ron and BOD member Calvin Cruce are coordinating the article and accompanying photographs.

- Our Treasurer (Steve Boaz) reviewed the June financial report. Steve also reviewed his proposed budget items requiring member approval because the amounts exceed the Bylaw limit of $500. This led into a discussion of the outstanding proposed bylaw amendment to increase that limit to $1000. Steve said the revised amendment wording was ready to submit to the members. It was agreed that Chaz would eBlast a letter to the membership notifying of the upcoming online vote to take place on 14 July. The letter would advise that voting would be requested for the ability to conduct online voting (for other than elections), the change from $500 to $1000, and approval of the 2020 estimated expenditures. The eBlast would explain the need to allow online voting to amend the Bylaws due to circumstances such as being currently experienced with COVID-19 or other unforeseeable events preventing an in-person meeting. Don and Chaz will draft an email ballot to the membership to amend the Bylaws to increase the Treasurer’s check-writing limit, approve 2020 estimated expenditures, as well as to allow online voting to amend the Bylaws.

- Our National Corvette Museum (NCM) Ambassador (Carolyn Deering) said the USA Today 10-Best Readers’ Choice voting closed 7/6 and the results will be available 7/17. NCM has also announced a newsletter, website, and social media contest. She will be submitting a newsletter later this month to the NCM for consideration. The NCM anniversary registration on 9/3-5 has not opened yet. The June work weekend was cancelled but will be rescheduled when the museum is able to handle us visiting, probably in the fall.

- Our past president (Doug Reed) discussed an option of using the Zoom application for a membership meeting. Don and Chaz explained the impracticality for groups over 25 people. Doug also stated that we have no backup location for holding a GMM. A few options were mentioned that the club might use, but most could not hold the expected group size or would charge to use the space. Carolyn suggested that the next GMM could be held in conjunction with the planned September picnic.



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2021 Nomination Letter

David Klingensmith, VP At-Large

Hello Fellow CGCC Members:

It’s that time of year again when we ask for nominations for next year’s officers and board members.

We need YOU! to keep the club going. And believe us; aside from some tasks that go along with each position, it’s only one extra meeting a month for eleven months and a holiday party at the end. What more could anyone want?

Please, consider volunteering.

For those who have been officers and board members in the past and decided to “retire” please consider reactivating yourself as you are seasoned role models for the Next Generation.

For those of you who have been with the club for a few years but haven’t taken that leap, please consider leaping.

For new members who really want to participate fully in this wonderful club, please do. Filling a board position is a good introduction if you don’t feel you want to be an officer right out of the gate.

An extra meeting a month, that’s all we ask.

Thank you all,

Your Nominating Committee Please contact Don Bailey if this message has moved you to volunteer or you wish to nominate someone for a position.



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Ambassador Carolyn Deering

Email: [email protected]

NCM 26th Anniversary Celebration & Hall of Fame Induction will be held on Wednesday, September 2 nd – Saturday, September 5th. This is a change from the original dates posted (September 3-5). This event will be in-person and virtual. The deadline to reserve a hotel room at our group rate was August 2 nd but if you need a reservation call the front desk. See the info link on the Classic Glass Corvette Club’s Events Calendar for the NCM 26 th Anniversary for contact information.

Anniversary registration is $20 for Lifetime members, $25 for members and $35 for non-members and the deadline for online registration is 5:00pm central time, Friday, August 14th, 2020. Early registration includes a hard card badge, lanyard, event pin and dash plaque. VIRTUAL Anniversary Registration is $20 per household. Virtual registration does not get you into ANY onsite activities or the Museum during the event weekend. Virtual regis tration will provide access to the virtual feed of seminars and presentations Thursday, September 3rd & Friday, September 4th.

More information for this event is on the NCM website: https://www.corvettemuseum.org/

What’s New at the National Corvette Museum? Recent Posts from the NCM Website: website here. Go online to read the entire post for each. If you haven’t already done so - Subscribe to eNews

“The National Corvette Museum earned top honors in the 2020 USA TODAY 10 Best Readers’ Choice travel award contest for Best Attraction for Car Lovers.” Thanks to all of you who voted many times. The NCM appreciated your help in making the museum number one!

“After being closed for nearly three months of their prime tourist season, the National Corvette Museum reopened on June 8 th and has since announced an extension of a special exhibit that debuted in late January. Cartoon Creatures, Kustom Kars and Corvettes: The Art and Influence of Ed ‘Big Daddy’ Roth will now run through April 2021.”

“On June 30, 1953 the first Corvette officially rolled off the assembly line in Flint, Mich. – a Polo White convertible with red interior – and was followed by another 299 just like it for the 1953 model year. Now, 67 years later, the 1.75 millionth Corvette is slated to roll off the assembly line in Bowling Green, KY in August.”

Carolyn


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A Moveable (Break)Feast By Meredith Lewis

Photos by Phil Lewis

The July weather bade fair on that Saturday morning as a stream of Corvettes pulled into the parking

lot at Sweet Hut in Marietta for coffee and conversation. Our intrepid Vice President At-Large, David

Klingensmith, had personally checked the venue beforehand to ensure that it would be open for our Corvettes

and Coffee get together. Alas, the opening time had been moved that morning from nine to eleven a.m.

There was a huddle in the parking lot as various other venues were discussed. A message was taped to

the door advising latecomers to move on to the Panera Bread on Chastain near KSU. An impromptu Corvette

caravan wound its way through quiet streets to Panera, where a sign on the door stated an opening time of ten

a.m., more than 45 minutes hence. Additional discussion ensued. While Doug Reed and Phil Lewis drove to

the Dunkin Donuts down the strip to see if it was open and whether there was patio seating, the rest of the

group decided to caravan once more; this time to the Panera Bread on Barrett Parkway. Reunited with wives,

the Reed and Lewis cars followed a few minutes later.

Hallelujah! Panera Bread on Barrett was open, and Corvettes and Coffee triumphed, once again

proving that nothing can keep this group from enjoying food, companionship and happy conversation.



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Corvette Salute to the USA

By Cory Vette

Photos by: Calvin Cruce, Harriette Majoros, Dawn Norman

Picture this if you will….. A quiet 4th of July in a small Georgia town with no celebration or parade.

For the first time, the town square had very little activity on the great national holiday due to COVID-

19.

Suddenly, the roar of 12,000+ horsepower rounds the corner and begins to circle the square!!

Twenty-eight gorgeous Corvettes, adorned with American flags and other décor, create a parade to

celebrate the declaration of America as a separate country and all the blessings and opportunities

the USA has provided.

Parade organizer and Chief Patriot Tom Wilder led the cadre of Corvettes around the square as

onlookers waved and shouted, “Happy 4th of July”!! One veteran standing on a corner shouted his

appreciation to each of the participants. Another bystander put his hand over his heart and shouted

‘Thank you for the parade’; he alone could have made the whole parade worthwhile.

It is truly appropriate for America’s Sports Car to celebrate America’s Birthday, even in a time of

adversity and lack of celebration by most of the country.

Many thanks and a “Corvette Wave” to Tom and all the participants in Marietta’s only 4th of July

parade.



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NEWS YOU CAN USE Articles and Videos

Courtesy of Tom Wilder: This is a great video from the Carillon Tower escort. We had 29 Corvettes participate in the escort from Ringgold, GA to the Georgia National Cemetery. The VetteSette June issue contains pictures and an article that those of you who are new or have not yet had the opportunity to catch up on our back issues may enjoy!

https://f.io/nLoSSfux Courtesy of Doug Reed:

A history buff follows the path in his 1998 Corvette (now roads in the foothills) from Ann Arbor, MI to Marietta, OH which was forged in 1788 by Rufus Putnam and other settlers as they expanded America west.

CLICK HERE FOR STORY (Hagerty Magazine / Larry Webster / July 3, 2020)

Courtesy of Harriette Majoros:

Listen to the engine roar! Hennessey’s C8 Corvette Exhaust System https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/other/listen-to-the-sweet-snarl-of-hennessey-s-c8-corvette-exhaust-system/ar-BB16Zgbg?ocid=msedgdhp (Motortrend July 21, 2020)

Check out the video of front trunk lids flying open of C8s while driving https://www.thedrive.com/news/34767/chevy-corvette-c8-owners-are-reporting-front-trunk-lids-flying-open-while-driving?fbclid=IwAR23WaMOmXyHUF7l6E3j-qabNcRn3S5WIr8puzCUU0YOO8JjoI3DwwvpEl8 (The Drive / Jesus Garcia @BehindtheWheel / July 12, 2020)

15 Legit Concerns about the C8 Corvette So Far https://www.thethings.com/legit-concerns-about-the-c8-corvette-so-far/?fbclid=IwAR0y2KtxmSjUJJFldRYHm5tg5bITmwfS4uGPgHW1AmiCOGt0GIGO30hN1Qo (TheTHINGS.com / Torstein Salvesen / April 29, 2020)

The Most Beautiful Cars Ever Made The 1963 Corvette Stingray is #34. Check out all the cars on the link below. https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/the-most-beautiful-cars-ever-made/ss-BB17pEGb?ocid=msedgdhp#image=68 (AutoCar / Richard Bremner / July 31, 2020

https://f.io/nLoSSfux

https://www.hagerty.com/media/magazine-features/ohio-colonial-rufus-putnam-had-no-idea-his-town-would-become-a-beachhead-in-driving-paradise/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=20_July_7_Newsletter_NewDD

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/other/listen-to-the-sweet-snarl-of-hennessey-s-c8-corvette-exhaust-system/ar-BB16Zgbg?ocid=msedgdhp

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/other/listen-to-the-sweet-snarl-of-hennessey-s-c8-corvette-exhaust-system/ar-BB16Zgbg?ocid=msedgdhp

https://www.thedrive.com/news/34767/chevy-corvette-c8-owners-are-reporting-front-trunk-lids-flying-open-while-driving?fbclid=IwAR23WaMOmXyHUF7l6E3j-qabNcRn3S5WIr8puzCUU0YOO8JjoI3DwwvpEl8



https://www.thethings.com/legit-concerns-about-the-c8-corvette-so-far/?fbclid=IwAR0y2KtxmSjUJJFldRYHm5tg5bITmwfS4uGPgHW1AmiCOGt0GIGO30hN1Qo

https://www.thethings.com/legit-concerns-about-the-c8-corvette-so-far/?fbclid=IwAR0y2KtxmSjUJJFldRYHm5tg5bITmwfS4uGPgHW1AmiCOGt0GIGO30hN1Qo

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/the-most-beautiful-cars-ever-made/ss-BB17pEGb?ocid=msedgdhp#image=68

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/the-most-beautiful-cars-ever-made/ss-BB17pEGb?ocid=msedgdhp#image=68



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Sunday Brunch, Governor's Gun Club

July 19, 2020

Photos by Phil Lewis

Twenty folks showed up for good food and fellowship. Three were visitors – The Bailey’s daughter-in-law

and two grandchildren. Two were potential new members, Cindy and Shawn Reilly (see last picture). If you

haven’t attended, please plan to do so!



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Caffeine & octane Perimeter Mall, July 5, 2020

Photos by Winston Whitlock and Cory Vette

Several of our club members attended the recent Caffeine & Octane Car Show; not only to show off their beautiful Vettes, but to pass out SuperVette Saturday flyers to all the other Corvette owners. Bob Catapano arrived at 11:30pm

Saturday night to secure spaces for CGCC’s Corvettes.



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Delamination of Console Leather Winston Whitlock

My Vette spent six weeks in the shop having a rare convertible top hydraulic failure repaired. The morning

after getting my 2015 C7 back, I noted that the leather on the console had formed a bubble. The leather had

obviously come unglued.

Searching the Internet, I found that one can purchase a replacement for around $285.00! Given that there

might be some slight color differences due to age, I sought a different solution.

Because leather is supple and ordinary glue could make a mess of the leather, I called my faithful interior

touch up guy, Bill Smith of Bill Smith Interiors. Bill recommended Dave Stewart at BK&D Custom

Upholstery at 1995 Airport Industrial Park, near Dobbins AFB.

Dave removed the console cover assembly and a week later, I got it back…good as new. The cost was way

less than a replacement. Dave said that because of the way GM makes the console cover, the underlying

support had turned to “dust”. It could have been the heat of sitting outdoors that exacerbated the problem.

The leather was in great shape as I regularly clean it with saddle soap moisten it with leather cream.

Before and After

BK&D Custom Upholstery: Leather and interior repair: Dave Stewart (770) 850-0584

Bill Smith Interiors: Leather and vinyl color and touchup repair: (678) 860-8805



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FOR SALE

2004 Chevy SSR "Smokin-Asphalt" (Black!) with correct Ricochet Silver SS Stripes

57xxx miles / $26,500

Over $15,000 invested in upgrades.

5.3L Engine with many custom touches: Kenwood double din sound and DVD, Katskin interior, Stripes are

painted and embedded in 3 coats of clear!

Under Hood Chromed out with covers and hood pad. Also available at the selling price is a stash of OE and

aftermarket parts and collectibles.

All standard items on the truck with additional upgrades. List available with further contact.

New tires, battery, brakes in the last 1500 miles.

SSR VIN: last 5 digits 10577 - Build date May 2004 of 24112 built.

See listing on Auto Trader for more pics. Everything works and in excellent condition. NO known repair

items to be addressed.

C7 Black Weather-Tech front and rear compartment floor liners The front liner lists for $109; the rear liner @ $119 + shipping. I’ll sell both for $175 and deliver.

Call Bud Horstmeyer CGCC Member @ 678.521.8242

email: [email protected]

~~Selling to order the 2021 C-8!! (not ordered yet!)~~




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***FOR SALE*** Four Post Car Lift complete with Ramps. Sale price: $1,200

Contact: Ed Gollob [email protected]

8,000 lbs. capacity Condition: like new

Maximum deck height – 75” Maximum clearance under deck – 71”

Floor footprint – 170” x 112” W Overall length – 202” with approach ramps

Overall runway length – 160” Overall height - 84”

Outside column width without motor – 108” Outside column width with motor – 119”

For Sale

1995 Corvette Torch Red Coupe

76K miles - $11,000 One owner since April 1997

Torch red leather-6 speed Corsa exhaust - Glass Top –

Chrome Z06 wheels plus original wheels Contact: John Tinley

770-329-1143/[email protected]

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For Sale

C5 2004 Artic White Convertible

27,000 Miles - Price $26,000 Contact: Bruce Chornock

[email protected]






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For Sale: Brake Pads- $50

Brembo Original Equipment Brake Pads

From 2017 Grand Sport

2400 miles

No track time/Like new

Will fit C7 GS or Z06

Contact:

Ron Deering

678-848-9899

FOR SALE: C6 Grand Sport Chrome Wheels

18" front & 19" rear

No sensors / have centers

$450 or B/O

[email protected] or 770-377-8790

FOR SALE: "FLAG CADDIE"

WINDSHIELD FLAGS FOR C7

Be ready for the next parade, show or

club event with these like new windshield

flags for Corvette C7 convertible.

$ Make me an offer I cannot refuse for

the pair $.

Contact Doug Reed @

770-875-9084 / [email protected]

Corvette Items FOR SALE - Make Offer:

• C5 custom all-weather car cover

• 50th

Ann’s front fascia (Bra) chip protector. • “Bridjit” Curb Ramp rubber 4 piece system

from Griot’s Garage or Bridjit.com

• Corvette Magazine & Corvette Quarterly collection 2005 to present

Don at: [email protected] or 770-28-2010

For Sale: Valentine One Radar detector $200 OBO

Contact Chaz Cone:

[email protected]

770 394 2663

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Volume XXIII Issue 4 April 2013

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Quick Lube Center ~ Open 6 Days a Week

Full Service Collision Center with ICAR Certified Master Technicians

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!

3693 North Cobb Parkway Acworth GA

phone 770-974-4242

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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2019 CGCC Officers, Board of Directors, and Appointees

OFFICERS

President: Don Bailey

VP At-Large: David Klingensmith

VP Membership: Bob Zajicek

VP Activities: Scott Marshall

NCM Ambassador: Carolyn Deering

Secretary: Ron Deering

Treasurer: Steve Boaz

BOARD of DIRECTORS

Board Member: Bob Catapano

Board Member: Chaz Cone

Board Member: Calvin Cruce

Board Member: Doug Reed

APPOINTEES

Newsletter: Linda Zeppenfeld / Alan Zeppenfeld

Store Manager: Rick Huntzicker

Webmaster: Chaz Cone

SuperVette Manager: Roger Espinosa

Parade Liaison: Jerry Fountain

Sunshine Ambassador: Chris Reed

Audio/Visual Maven: Phil Lewis

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

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

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P.O. Box 4936

Marietta, GA 30061

P.O. Box 4936 Marietta, GA 30061

The Vette Sette

Upcoming Events 2020

August 7-8: Corvette Expo – Pigeon Forge TN August 15: Corvettes & Coffee: Panera Bread • 3625 Dallas Hwy • Marietta • 9a - 11a August 16: Sunday Brunch • Governor's Gun Club • 1005 Cobb Pl Blvd NW, Kennesaw GA • 12:30p August 26-30: Corvettes at Carlisle 2020 - Carlisle PA September 2-5: NCM 26th Anniversary Celebration - Bowling Green KY September 12: SuperVette Saturday Show @ Days Chevrolet September 13: Sunday Brunch • Governor's Gun Club • 1005 Cobb Pl Blvd NW, Kennesaw GA • 12:30p

September 19: Corvettes & Coffee: Panera Bread • 1195 Woodstock Rd • Roswell GA • 9a - 11a September 26: CGCC Picnic at Riverside Park Day Use Area October 4: Caffeine & Octane: Perimeter Mall • Sandy Springs • 7a - 11a October 15-17: Petit Le Mans • Road Atlanta October 18: Sunday Brunch • Governor's Gun Club • 1005 Cobb Pl Blvd NW, Kennesaw GA • 12:30p October 24: VetteStock • Miller’s Ale House • Alpharetta

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

View our Webpage

Meeting Location:

Cherokee Cattle Company

2710 Canton Rd, Marietta, GA 30066

www.cherokeecattlecompany.com

2nd Tuesday of Each Month

Meeting Time: 7:00 PM

Contributors:

Don Bailey

Chaz Cone

Calvin Cruce

Carolyn and Ron Deering

David Klingensmith

Meredith and Phil Lewis

Harriette Majoros

Dawn Norman

Chris and Doug Reed

Winston Whitlock

Tom Wilder

Bob Zajicek

Cory Vette

Editors:

Alan & Linda Zeppenfeld

http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/regis.html

http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/

http://www.cherokeecattlecompany.com/

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