Activities for February. General Membership Meeting February 3 Social/Dinner - 5:45 pm Meeting - 7:00 pm

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1 The Monthly Newsletter of the Capital City Corvette Club Founded in Charter Member Our Sponsor Activities for February General Membership Meeting February 3 Social/Dinner - 5:45 pm Meeting - 7:00 pm Delhi Café 4625 Willoughby Road Holt Valentine Breakfast February 13 Breakfast - 9:30 am Spud s Family Restaurant 611 S Waverly Road Lansing Board Meeting February 17 Dinner - 5:30 pm Meeting - 6:30 pm Delhi Café 4625 Willoughby Road Holt Upcoming Activities Michigan Region Awards Banquet April 3 Vermontville Parade April 23 CCCC Awards Banquet April 30 February Birthday Diana Mosher February Officers Dave Pursel President Rich Bratschi Competition Director Simon Reiffer Governor/Vice President Angela Hyde Membership Director Open Newsletter Editor Sally Wardell Points Director Tom Wieczorek Public Relations Director Colleen Bratschi Secretary Chris Wieczorek Social Director Mike Britz Treasurer Contact Chris Wieczorek if you would like to organize a social event. Drive Safely Until further notice, please submit newsletter articles to 4c. cccorvette.org by the 25 th of each month. Volume XLVI Number 2 February 2016 Chevrolet Trademark(s) used with the written permission of General Motors.

2 Dear Members of The Capital City Corvette Club From myself, Ralph Shaheen and our General Manager Jason Cords we would like to say thank you, and we appreciate your decision on allowing us to become your new sponsor! We absolutely feel this will be a great marriage of two great organizations, and we look forward to your affiliation. Our mission statement at Shaheen Chevrolet is We are Dedicated to Providing the Ultimate Automotive Experience and I know this will ring true as your sponsor as well! To kick things off as your new sponsor I am going to hold a contest. The contest involves doing a new vinyl wrap to the club trailer. I am looking for a new design and participants just need to submit their design to the club committee. The chosen design/designer will receive a free Mobile One oil change, and a Full Tank of Premium Fuel! Upon completion of the new wrap, I am also going to put a new set of upgraded wheels on the trailer as well! I would like to complete this as soon as possible. I look forward to a long relationship with the club! So sit back, buckle up, and enjoy the ride! Sincerely, Ben Behnke Dealership Contacts: Ben Behnke - Sales \ Club Contact (517) Dan Williams - Service Advisor Ralph Shaheen - President Jason Cords - General Manager Tom Hernly - Service Manager Kevin Simpson - Event Coordinator Tom Dyes - Collision Center Manager (517) Main Number 632 American Rd Lansing, MI 48911

3 From Our President This is always a sad time for all of us. Especially moi. This past week I nearly finished taking down the 20,000+ Christmas lights that brings so much joy to everyone. Even though it's a lot of work, like everyone else I love the flashing lights and music. Just hate having to take them down. It's sad knowing that everyone on the east coast is buried in snow wishing they could even drive let alone get their Corvettes out. It's also sad that our cars are all tucked away and out of the snow, ice and cold. Our cars are feeling sad and neglected because we're ignoring them. If you went out to the garage and looked at your corvette just sitting there it would bring tears to your eyes. Idea! Lets look out the window. Hmmmm! Pretty blue sky and sunshine. Hmmmm. Lets bring up the weather station and see what the temp is That's close to 40. Hmmmm. Let's take the girl out for a drive. As I crawled in I was reminded of my fresh paint job. You can still smell it after three months. Stick the key in. Turn it. Hmmmm. No lights. That's not good. Turn the key anyway. Nothing. That's not good. Just when I thought my problem with the phantom current draw had been solved I just learned that I was wrong. Well that's why I keep the battery charger right next to the car and on the side of the battery no less. Open hood. My god. You would have thought the paint shop would have done a better job of protecting for overspray of the paint. You get what you pay for I guess. I'll worry about that later. So while the battery is charging I'll eat lunch. Be right back! Hmmm. Lunch was good. If you like grilled cheese sandwiches and rice soup. Let's fire her up. Ahhh! The instrument panel lights are on when the key is on. That's a good sign. Turn key. How do you write a word or phrase that describes an engine sound that just grinds. Even google couldn't find it. Oh. Now it's click, click, clicking. Well we all know what that sound means. Still not enough juice. Put the charger back on and jump it. Roooommmm, Rooommmm. Oh but it sounds so good to hear that sound again. Let's go. Try the brakes. Hmmmmm. Doesn't seem to want to stop. Pump um up. That's better. Oops. Watch that puddle. Watch that loose gravel around that new road patch job they did a little while ago. Hello Mr State Policeman. Only 50. Whew! That's a good speed to pass him at. What' he doing out here in the boondocks? Glad I was still letting her warm up. Let's put the heat on. What? No heat. Maybe I should have tried the heater before I bought it. Oops. Should have went to the bathroom before I left. Let's go back home for a minute. Ahhhh. Better grab that new insurance certificate and registration while I'm here in case we find Mr State Policeman again. Let's go for another drive because that wasn't enough to get her warmed up. Oh but it hits 70 fast. Let's check out Sleepy Hollow State park. Oops. Too much water on the park entrance road. Turn around time. Let's go up to 127 and whiz back. Wow. Hits 80 pretty fast. Let's turn around. I didn't want to go to 127 anyway. Let's pretend we're at Martin Speedway. Blue, Yellow, Green! Oh hit's 75 as fast as 80. School bus better slow down. Stop for school bus. Pass school bus. Well. Hello again same Mr State Policeman. I just saw you 15 minutes ago. Are you looking for me or what? I'll bet you wish you were here 3 minutes ago. Whew! That was close. Maybe he was visiting the park ranger. Let's go home instead of pushing my luck. Ah! Tucked away in my nice warm garage again. Thank You Dave for the nice ride. Eat your hearts out. Your CCCC President. Dave Pursel February 2016

4 Activities coming up in 2016 Valentine Breakfast Saturday, February 13 at Spud s Family Restaurant, 611 S. Waverly Road, Lansing. Meet at 9:30 am. GM Heritage Tour TBD. (GM Heritage Center, 6400 Center Drive in Sterling Heights). CARAVAN: 8:45 a.m. (meet at 8:45 at the east bound I 96 rest area, located halfway between exits 133 (M 59) and 137 (D 19). $20 per person. Back to the Bricks The Back to the Bricks week-long event in Flint is scheduled for August 16-20, Get bricked at the Corvette Reunion is Saturday, August 20! Vermontville Syrup Festival Parade Saturday April 23. Meet at 11:00 at the Quality Dairy 8512 W. Saginaw Hwy. (See flyer.) NCCC Michigan Region Awards Banquet Sunday, April 3 from 1:00-4:00 at Matick Chevy in Redford, MI. (See flyer.) Bowling CCCC vs. Jackson Sunday, May 1 at City Limits Bowling Center and Sports Grill in Mason. Marshall Memorial Day Parade The annual Marshall Memorial Day parade is scheduled for Monday, May 30 in Marshall. Lunch will follow at Applebee s in Charlotte. Bloomington Gold The 3 day Bloomington Gold NCCC car judging and road tour takes place June at the Indy 500 raceway in Indianapolis. Dream Cruise The annual Woodward avenue car cruise is scheduled for Saturday, August 20. Corvettes at Carlisle The 3 day Corvettes at Carlisle NCCC judged car show and swap meet is scheduled for August More information at Corvette Museum Always open. More information at Summer Getaway & Corvette Crossroads The summer getaway to Mackinaw City, MI will take place August The 27 th Annual Corvette Crossroads car show is scheduled for August 27, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. More info at NCCC Convention It s time to start your plans for the 2016 NCCC convention. Registration opens February 1. The convention will take place July in Omaha, NE. More info on the NCCC Convention is available at Fun Fest The 4 day event, sponsored by Mid America Motorworks, is located at their Effingham, IL facility and is scheduled for September 15-18, More information at February 2016

5 When: Saturday, February 9:30 a.m. Where: Spud s Family Restaurant 611 S. Waverly Rd., Lansing (just north of 496) Sign up at the February meeting or contact Gloria by Thursday, February 11 if you plan to join us! att.net or call

6 CAPITAL CITY CORVETTE CLUB MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES OF JANUARY 6, 2016 PRESIDENT: Dave Pursel called meeting to 7:02pm Dave welcomed guests: Ralph Shaheen (new club sponsor), Ben Behnke (Shaheen representative for CCCC), Scott Lambert, and Jack Oxendale. Ben Behnke was given time to speak to the members. Ben let everyone know that anyone purchasing a new corvette through them will be given an information packet about the club, offering 1 yr. paid CCCC/NCCC membership for the primary member. Ben also let members know that if they bring a current membership card with them when they visit for parts/repairs, etc. there will be a 10% discount. Ben also challenged members to make up artwork for the new wrap that will be put on the clubs trailer. The winner will receive a free Mobil 1 oil change, and a tank of gasoline as their prize. Send these on to Mike Britz. Finally a check in the amount of $2, was presented to the club for 2016 sponsorship. V/P GOVERNOR: Simon Reiffer reported that those interested in attending the NCCC Convention or the Regional Banquet can go to CCCC s website for more information. SECRETARY: Colleen Bratschi asked for approval of the November 4 th membership minutes. Sandy Bechtel made motion and Larry Wight seconded. Motion was carried. TREASURER: Mike Britz reported that end of 2015 financial reports were sent to the Board, and he will be working on the 2016 Budget to be presented at the next board meeting. COMPETITION DIRECTOR: Rich Bratschi reported that he will be attending the next Regional meeting where he and Simon will be picking dates for our clubs calendar. Rich will report results at the March membership meeting. EDITOR: No Report as we have no Editor at this time. MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR: Angela Hyde reported we have 88 members, 2 honorary members, 46 FCOA members. Angela also wanted to let everyone know that she has new business cards & brochures/applications for those who care to have a supply. If you have not received your 2016 membership card see Angela. POINTS DIRECTOR: Sally Wardell was absent. PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR: Tom Wieczorek had no report. SOCIAL DIRECTOR: Chris Wieczorek reported on the sign-up sheet that was sent to all members interested in 2016 club events. Chris would like everyone to check their calendar and see if you might have time to host or attend planned events. APPOINTED OFFICER REPORTS: HEARTS & FLOWERS: Angela and the club welcome Deanna Pyle as our new Hearts and Flowers officer, pending Board approval. Welcome aboard HISTORIAN: Sue Keith was absent. NCM AMBASSADOR: Kim Keith was absent.

7 PHOTOGRAPHER: Open position. (It was suggested that until we have someone to fill this position that event chairman will be responsible for having someone to take pictures at their event.) QUARTERMASTER: Craig Iansiti was absent. SERGEANT AT ARMS: Bob Ribar had no report. WEBMASTER: Gloria Reiffer reported that she had updated the website through the end of the year, and has made the changes in Sponsorship information. PAST PRESIDENT: Sandy Bechtel reported that she had picked up the clubs display items from Feldman/Kouts, and she and Gloria Reiffer placed them in a new case at Shaheen Chevrolet. Sandy also brought to the club items for a C-6 to be auctioned or sold off for profit to the club. These items were donated by a former club member. OLD BUSINESS: There was a big THANK YOU extended to Chris Wieczorek and her helpers for a great holiday party, and to Bob Pyle for sitting in for the Big man in Red. NEW BUSINESS: 2016 Elections were reopened to except new nominations for Editor. There were no new nominations at the meeting, but it was noted that Jerry Wardell has agreed to take the position in May when he returns from vacation. The board will discuss this position at the next board meeting. Chuck Miller asked everyone to mark their calendars for this years Vermontville parade to be held April 23 rd. Parade to start at 3pm. Dave Averill has picked the date of May 25 th for the 2016 Backpack for Kids car show to be held from 5:30-8:30 in Grand Ledge. Facebook for Club is available under (facebook.com/capitalcitycorvettelansing). Please make sure to use care when posting to this site as it represents the club. 50/50 DRAWING: Dave Averill was the winner!!! ADJOURNMENT: President Dave Pursel call the meeting closed at 8:12pm. PREPARED BY YOUR SECRETARY: COLLEEN BRATSCHI

8 Capital City Corvette Club Participation Points for Year 2016 As Of: Sunday, January 24, 2016 Members 93 1 David Averill Jim Balla Dana Beaman Kim Beaman 1 Sandy Bechtel Ben Behnke Mary Blackwood Tim Blackwood James Boettcher 1 Mara Boettcher 6 Colleen Bratschi 6 Rich Bratschi Connie Britz 6 Mike Britz NancyLee Buck Randy Buck 1 Dave Cripe Pat Cripe 1 Fred Darin Marlene Darin Darwin Day Sheila Day Art Doty Nancy Doty 1 Jeanne Harris 4 Ward Harris Howard Hein Sheila Hein Jim Hoppin 6 Angela Hyde 3 Craig Iansiti Janet Iansiti 3 Kim Keith 3 Sue Keith Fred Koos David Kuempel Diane Kuempel 1 Marty Latchaw 1 Sue Latchaw Ellie Lickfeldt 1 Patrick Lickfeldt 1 Carlo Litrenta 1 Janet Litrenta Lee MacGillvray 1 Bob Maynard 1 Shalimar Maynard 1 Chuck Miller Diana Mosher Barb Musselman Steve Musselman George Nelson Lori Nelson Dominique Palacio Jerry Palacio 1 Diana Parks Howard Parks Joe Platte Suzanne Politza 6 David Pursel Kathryn Pursel Carol Putmon Randy Putmon 4 Deanna Pyle 1 Robert Pyle 6 Gloria Reiffer 6 Simon Reiffer 4 Robert Ribar Milton Scales Ralph Shaheen Brenda Shatkosky Richard Shatkosky Jim Simmons Vicky Simmons Barbara Ann Sipka Thomas Sipka Loretta Spinrad Steve Spinrad Janet Sprague Michael Sprague Ralph Swan Susan Swan Connie Taylor Thomas Taylor 1 Harold Twining 1 Katherine Twining 1 Sue VanAtta-Wight Jerry Wardell 5 Sally Wardell 6 Christine Wieczorek 6 Thomas Wieczorek 1 Larry Wight Sam Zabawsky Current Points Standings 6 Rich Bratschi 6 Gloria Reiffer 6 Mike Britz 6 Simon Reiffer 6 Angela Hyde 6 Christine Wieczorek 6 David Pursel 6 Thomas Wieczorek 6 Colleen Bratschi 5 Sally Wardell

9 2015 Michigan Region NCCC Awards Banquet Sunday April 3, 2016 From 1:00pm to 4:00pm at Matick Chevy in Redford, MI Cash Bar. Cocktails and Complimentary Hors d oeuvres from 1:00pm 2:00pm The Buffet dinner will be compliments of Matick Chevy. A Guest Speaker, Awards Presentation and Door Prizes will follow the dinner. Since the dinner will be compliments of our friends at Matick Chevy, to thank them for their generosity we request that you donate $10.00 per person for their Charity " Veterans Outreach Program ". Please RSVP for the awards Banquet no later than March 25 th, Make your check for $10.00 per person payable to Flint Corvette Club Include the complete name(s) of the individuals attending. RSVP and checks should be sent to: Flint Corvette Club, Attn: Danny Kellermeyer, 610 N. M-15, Ortonville, MI (Late reservations after March 25th will be assessed a full banquet price of $35.00 per person) Matick Chevy's Charity is " Veterans Outreach Program of Southeast Michigan", in Redford Township which is striving to assist veterans returning from service to our country. Matick Chevy is welcoming the opportunity to host this MI Region Banquet. Their dealership is easily located at Telegraph Road, Redford, MI on the corner of Telegraph and I-96. For those who want to stay over and visit the surrounding area, a hotel accommodation list can be obtained for Redford, Plymouth, Livonia or Northville area. For additional information call: Danny Kellermeyer (248) or Jim Harris (810) Sponsored by:

10 2015 AWARDS BANQUET MICHIGAN REGION NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CORVETTE CLUBS MATICK CHEVROLET SUNDAY APRIL 3, :00 pm BUFFET CASH BAR MATICK CAMPUS TOUR SILENT AUCTION GUEST SPEAKER AWARDS DOOR PRIZES 50 / 50 DRAWING Please make checks payable to FLINT CORVETTE CLUB MAIL TO Danny Kellermeyer 610 North M-15 Ortonville, MI Your $10/person donations go to "Veterans Outreach Program of Southeast Michigan" The first 100 people registered by February 20th will receive a MI Region T-Shirt Registrations received after March 25th will be assessed a charge of $35 per person Name: Club Shirt Size Contact: phone Name: Club Shirt Size Contact: phone Note: Please make checks payable to: FLINT CORVETTE CLUB Mail to: Danny Kellermeyer, 610 N. M-15, Ortonville, MI Total Amount Enclosed $

11 We will meet at 11:00 a.m. at the Quality Dairy by Art Van (8512 W. Saginaw Hwy). Plan to leave at 11:15 a.m. to arrive in Vermontville by noon. Those driving on their own must be in the parade lineup by 1:00 p.m. as they fill in the spots behind us at that point. We can walk into town for pancakes (or other food offerings) and still have time to visit the craft booths before heading back to our cars for the parade which starts at 3:00 p.m. After the parade we will travel to Hastings for good food and beverages at the Walldorff Brewpub. Menu: For information, or to RSVP, contact Chuck Miller at or by at gmail.com

12 CAPITAL CITY CORVETTE CLUB BOARD MEETING MINUTES OF JANUARY 20, 2016 PRESIDENT: Dave Pursel called meeting to 6:30pm BOARD REPORTS: SECRETARY: Colleen Bratschi reported that the November 18 th board minutes were approved by . TREASURER: Mike Britz presented the 2016 Budget report for review. Simon Reiffer made motion to approve with revisions suggested by the Board, and Rich Bratschi seconded. Motion was carried. Mike will present this Budget to the membership for approval at the February 3 rd membership meeting. V/P GOVERNOR: Simon Reiffer reported that we have sent our clubs charitable information to NCCC for Simon reported that the next Regional meeting will be held at LaSenorita on Lake Lansing Road February 7pm, and finally reminded all that the NCCC National Convention is in Omaha for 2016 and registration will open on February 1 for those interested. COMPETITION DIRECTOR: Rich Bratschi confirmed that the dates our club is requesting for the Spartan Speedway event will be July 30 & 31, and the date being requested for Blessing is June 4, Rich and Simon will report on these dates at the March membership meeting after attending the Regional meeting on February 23 rd. EDITOR: It has been noted that Jerry Wardell has accepted the nomination for Editor position by , and will start his duties as of May 2016 pending approval by members at the February 3 rd meeting. Gloria Reiffer had agreed to process the newsletter until he takes over. MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR: Angela Hyde reported that we have 88 members, 2 honorary, and 46 FCOA members. POINTS DIRECTOR: Sally Wardell was absent. Chris Wieczorek reported for her that points are up to date, and that Sally has begun to work on the Awards Banquet to be held at Shaheen s. PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR: Tom Wieczorek talked to the Board about updates to our Advertising site. These corrections will be made and reported on at the next membership meeting. SOCIAL DIRECTOR: Chris Wieczorek reported on our Bowling event with the Jackson club. This will be held on May 1, City Limits Bowling in Mason, Mi., please mark your calendar so we have a good turn out this year. GO LANSING BEAT JACKSON!!! APPOINTED OFFICER REPORTS: Before reports began Board approval was requested for the 2016 group of appointed officers. Simon Reiffer made motion and Rich Bratschi seconded. Motion was carried. The new Appointed Officers are listed below: Hearts & Flowers Deanna Pyle Historian - Sue Keith NCM Ambassador Kim Keith Sergeant at arms Bob Ribar Quartermaster Craig Iansiti Chaplain Ward Harris Webmaster Gloria Reiffer

13 Reports were then given: HEARTS & FLOWERS: Deanna Pyle was absent. Deanna was made aware of Sandy Bechtel being ill. Deanna will send a card from the club. HISTORIAN: Sue Keith was absent. NCM AMBASSADOR: Kim Keith was absent. PHOTOGRAPHER: This position is unfilled - To make this job easier it was decided that chairpersons of events will be responsible for taking or getting someone to take photos for their event. What the club does need is someone to be a Photo Facilitator for the Flicker account that the club has so that those photos can then be posted properly to the website. This job would be something you could do at home and you would not be expected to attend every event to take pictures. See Dave Pursel if interested. QUARTERMASTER: Craig Iansiti was absent. SERGEANT AT ARMS: Bob Ribar was absent. WEBMASTER: Gloria Reiffer reported that all Sponsorship information has been updated on the website. It was also noted that all fees for our site are up to date. PAST PRESIDENT: Sandy Bechtel was absent. OLD BUSINESS: Bingo equipment has been purchased and received. NEW BUSINESS: To follow the clubs bylaws the Board officially accepted Scott Bauries resignation as Editor for The trailer design contest was extended through the February 3 rd general membership meeting, with the Board voting on the design to use at the February 17 th meeting. Facebook maintenance was tabled until the February Board meeting. Angel Hyde brought to the board that Tamarack Senior Apartments had contacted her with the request for our club to come back to do Bingo with them again. The board felt that we could do a 2 nd Bingo during the year and Chris Wieczorek will be in charge. The C-6 corvette items that were given to the club will be posted through an on line auction. Dave Pursel will be in charge of this project. The Board was made aware that club member Lori Nelson has been crowned Mrs. Michigan. Congrats Lori. ADJOURNMENT: Dave Pursel called meeting 8:15. PREPARED BY YOUR SECRETARY: Colleen Bratschi

14 Classified Ads The individuals/businesses listed on this page help to support Capital City Corvette Club s newsletter and Website through paid business card advertisements. Please consider them when making purchases. Capital City Corvette Club is proud to have Shaheen Chevrolet as our Club's sponsor. Show your current CCCC Membership card to receive a 10% discount on parts and service. See Ben Behnke when making your next new or used car purchase. February 2016

15 Invitation from Convention Director Not often in life can anyone make a guarantee, but if you ROAR INTO OMAHA in 2016 and attend the NCCC Convention, I guarantee, if you attend any or all of the events we have planned, you will have a good time. From the six tour sights we have planned, to the parties, valve cover races, high speed and low speed events, car show and rallye, there s something for everyone. Even the awards presentations will keep you on the edge of your seats. We are working on a day of ride and drive with the Michelin Tire Company on Monday July 18 th. You have your choice of staying at the award winning Embassy Suites or the Courtyard by Marriot hotels in La Vista Ne. Click on the schedule page and decide which events are of interest to you. This will be one convention you ll remember for a long time. Did I mention, great food and cold, cold beer? ROAR INTO OMAHA. Your Convention Director Gene Gau

16 2016 NCCC Convention Schedule Omaha Nebraska ~ July Sunday July 17, 2016 Early bird registration and tech, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Corvette Mall open 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Hospitality Room open 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Welcome Party with food at 6 p.m., entertainment from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday July 18, 2016 Registration and Tech, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Golf, Fontenelle Hills 9 Holes, 9 a.m. to completion. Bus leaves at 8 a.m., lunch included, 2 person scramble. Michelin Ride and Drive, transportation to Werner Park will be available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Borsheim s Jewelry tour, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Bus leaves 12:30. Valve cover races 1:30 p.m. to completion. Hospitality room open 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Corvette Mall open 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Awards Banquet in the Convention Center following salute to Veterans Special presentation by Heroes of the Heartland. 6:00 p.m. Plated dinner. Hospitality room closed during Veterans Special presentation. Tuesday July 19, 2016 Low speed, gates open at 7 a.m., first run Group 1S CL, AD to H J K, Second run group all women and 2 men drivers p.m. session Low speed, after a.m. group is done. p.m run group, 1SM N and groups 1, 2, 3, second run group all women and 2 men drivers. Concessions stand open at event. Guided tour of Boys Town. Bus leave at 9 a.m. Lunch on your own. Guided tour of Lauritzen Gardens. Bus leave at 9:30 a.m. Lunch on your own. Hospitality Room open noon to 6 p.m.

17 Corvette Mall open noon to 6 p.m. Dessert bar and hospitality 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Hollywood star dress up party, prizes awarded. Musical entertainment by Elvis impersonator. Tech by appointment only. Wednesday July 20, 2016 High speed, Gates open at 7 a.m. First run group 1SM N and groups 1, 2, 3 a.m. second run group, women and 2 men drivers. p.m. first run group 1S CL, A D to H J K p.m. second run group women and 2 men drivers. Concession stand open at event. Guided tour of Strategic Air and Space Museum. Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. Lunch at the museum on your own. Guided tour of Henry Doorly Zoo and IMAX theatre, lunch on your own at the Zoo. Bus leaves at 9 a.m. Hospitality and Corvette Mall open noon to 6 p.m. Bus trip to Gary Kuck Motorsports Collection, Bus leaves at 5:00 p.m. dinner buffet served on site. Optional restaurant choices in the Generals. Thursday July 21, 2016 Car show, 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. People s choice vote with your wallet, all money donated goes to Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital. Rallye, 11 a.m., entrants leave from car show. Second tour to Strategic Air and Space Museum. Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. Lunch on your own. Second tour of Henry Doorly Zoo and I max theatre. Bus leaves at 9 a.m. Lunch on your own. Corvette Mall open 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Hospitality room open 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Plated dinner 6.p.m. Hospitality, musical entertainment. Friday July 22, 2016 Breakfast at 8 a.m. Awards presented. Convention closes. Convention Schedule as of January 7, 2016

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