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| NOTE: THE REGULAR BUSISNESS MEETING DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED The Next Business Meeting at J.J. Muldoon's Will Be on February 21st, 7:30PM COME TO VOTE ON THE 2012 REVISED BYLAWS! |
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| Valentine Corvette Cruise to Mike's Crab House, Riva MD - February 12th Click Here for Flyer |
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| Annual Winter Karting Event at Allsport - February 25th Allsports Grand Prix |
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| Your January Edition of the Newsletter is Posted | |
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Hi, My name is Rich Taylor, President of the Corvette Club of America, and I want to welcome you to our home on the internet. I hope you find these pages easy to use and helpful in finding the information you are searching for in regards to your Corvette hobby or interests. I'd like to take another moment of your time and share a little history of our club. We are the world’s first and oldest Corvette Club, since we held our very first meeting on July 17, 1956. Back then our club members raced against other sports cars such as those that belonged to the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and the Porsche Club of America, so it seemed right at the time to call ourselves the Corvette Club of America (CCA). |
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| We also were among the founders of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC) back in 1959 to promote interest in Corvette ownership, operation and knowledge about Corvettes across the country. With over 16,500 members and 269 clubs in 15 regions, NCCC is the largest non-profit, all volunteer Corvette organization in the United States. CCA has always been about pursuing our automotive passions and having fun with our Corvettes. There are many ways to accomplish this, and we try to do this by planning lots of fun activities that appeal to a broad range of interests. Our activities include social events, car shows, and racing events. Our social events include brunch and dinner cruises, and pool and holiday parties. CCA sponsors “Fun” and “Concours” car shows, as well as participating in shows sponsored by other clubs. CCA sponsors race events including an autocross primer class and also attends other club’s racing events, participating in drag racing, auto crossing, and circuit racing. | ||
We are a non-profit organization and we like to give back to our community by donating to local charities. Among our current charities are the Wells/Robertson House and Hospice Caring in Montgomery County. In addition we sponsor a scholarship fund at the University of Maryland School of Engineering and are ongoing supporters of the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The Corvette Club of America, Inc. encourages the ownership of Corvettes and provides the opportunity for members to exchange information and knowledge on how to best maintain and enjoy our Corvettes. CCA maintains a strong relationship with our sponsor, Sport Chevrolet. We gather once a month for a “shop night” where we help each other with light maintenance (such as oil changes) and technical sessions on maintaining our Corvettes. We usually end the evening by enjoying the company of our fellow members while eating at different local restaurants. Our members are mostly from Maryland, Virginia, and the Washington DC area, however, we also have some “long-distance” members located in other states. Membership requires the ownership of a Corvette and a strong interest in Corvettes. Please feel free to check out the rest of our web site to learn more about us. We have a long and rich history, and we are always interested in hearing from others who love Corvettes as much as we do. If you like to have fun, enjoy Corvettes, and would like to be a part of our historic club, then please consider joining us. There is a link to the left titled “Join the Club” which will show you how. I hope to hear from you and see you soon! Sincerely, Rich Taylor 2012 President Corvette Club of America, Inc. NCCC ER-001 |
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