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To my fellow Classic Glass Club members and those we hope will join, let me say welcome to all as we start our second month in 2020.

We have kicked off the planning for several club events to include: Valentines Weekend Cruise, trip to Gatlinburg, Michelin Bash, McKenna Farms Derby Day, Cherohala Skyway-Tellico Plains, NCM Weekend, NCM 26th Anniversary Celebration, CGCC Picnic, Petit LeMans at Road Atlanta,

VetteStock, our CGCC Holiday Party and SuperVette Saturday. Please check the info link on the Events Calendar.

Our 2020 Officers, Board Members and Appointees have already melded and are working as one team to accomplish our planned goals and objectives for this year. For SuperVette Saturday and VetteStock, we’ll be releasing flyers shortly and implementing signup forms on our club website. We have already confirmed 2 major sponsors for SuperVette, and are in the process of contacting fellow corvette clubs in the Southeast, additional sponsors, and vendors to donate to our premier charity event of the year. The National Corvette Museum has committed to set up shop at both SuperVette and VetteStock.

We have added new member luncheon cruises to our program - the first one was held on Sunday, January 26th, to Rocco’s Pub in Jasper. We are adding a monthly Sunday Corvette Brunch at Governor’s Gun Club in Kennesaw – the first one was held on Sunday, January 19th. You will also see monthly Corvettes and Coffee Events on the calendar. These are informal club events open to all members – what a great way to meet and get to know your fellow club members.

We are in the process of signing up guest speakers for each of our monthly club meetings – Merrill Baker from McKenna Farms spoke at our January meeting.

A reminder for all of us - Classic Glass Corvette Club gives us the opportunity to learn and have fun with our Corvettes. The more you participate the better it gets!

Please mark your calendar to attend our second club meeting of 2020 at 7:00 PM on February 11th at Cherokee Cattle Company Restaurant. Respectfully,

Don Don Bailey President, Classic Glass Corvette Club

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

2 New Members / Sick Bay

3 February Birthdays

4 January Minutes

6 January New Member Cruise

8 The Ambassador’s Corner

9 Tech Corner

10 In The News

11 Corvettes & Coffee

13 Thank You

14 Business Cards

16 Club Store

19 Classifieds

21 Sponsors

25 Upcoming Events

A Message from Our President

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Steven & Amy Cassaniti Brian & Sally Olson

Corvette: 2019 Black Coupe Corvette: 2012 Velocity Yellow Coupe

Also Stéphane Boyeau, Diana Ivanchenko, Lee & Suzanne Wix and Christian & Michele Zaccone; hopefully, we’ll have photos for the next issue!

SICK BAY Chris Reed, Sunshine Ambassador

Ed Gollob has had his bone marrow transplant and is ready for the healing to begin. It is necessary for him to visit the hospital on a daily basis. Since all of his immunity is gone, he will have to have many inoculations in order for him to be around the general public without getting ill easily. He and Lynne have been battling well. It makes it easier to understand all the trials Fred and Pat Enloe have undergone in the past couple of years.

Sheila Lawrence Catapano is improving from her stroke and broken ankle.

Ours cheers for recovery to them both.

Thank you,

Chris

Remember to check out our Classic Glass Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/Classic.Glass.Corvette.Club

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February BIRTHDAYS

Paul Albuquerque Nancy Berletchick

Ann Bond Rita Brooks

Hillary Dukas Pat Enloe

Patricia Erdelyi JaNan Hartter Todd Hatfield Mark Howell Tom Jarrett Charles King

Nick Robinson

Tom Rosenswike Denny Shortal

Jennifer Still Dennis Stubblefield

Vicki Vest Steve Waddell

Classic Glass Corvette Club (CGCC)

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General Membership Meeting Minutes

January 14, 2020

President Don Bailey called the General Membership Meeting (GMM) to order at 7:30pm. Don introduced the new Board of Directors and appointees. (Note: the GMM program slides are located on the members only section of the club website at http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/programs.htm).

Bob Zajicek introduced new members and guests: - Guests: Jim and Charlotte Herndon (C6 2009 Velocity Yellow Coupe) - New members:

o Steve and Amy Cassaniti (C7 2019 Black Coupe) o Brian and Sally Olson (C6 2012 Velocity Yellow GS Coupe)

Tom Jarrett introduced the scheduled speaker, Merrill Baker, of McKenna Farms. Merrill reviewed the vision and operation of McKenna Farms, which is to provide therapy to special needs children and veterans suffering from combat related issues such as PTSD. She thanked CGCC for the support, both monetary and workdays, received from the club over the past year. A capital campaign is underway to raise $3M to erect a new building to include a pool for use in therapy sessions. A video, “Hope in Motion,” is available on their website, www.McKennafarms.org. The plan is to reach the campaign goal in two years.

Don also asked if there were any interesting trips the members would like to discuss. There were none, but Don requested that they keep this in mind as he would like to ask this at each GMM.

Don provided an update to the club store reorganization. The main points of the reorganization are: - Purchase items online only through the new store online catalog (under construction) - Eliminate inventory except for a few samples - Allow application of club logo to a more varied list of items - Payment via PayPal, check or money order - Better automatic tracking of orders - Revised store manager responsibilities - E-blast to membership when the online store is ready to use

The details of the store reorganization plan are contained in the meeting program at http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/pdfs/2020/Jan%202020%20General%20Meeting.pdf

Secretary Ron Deering asked if there were any corrections to both the November or December minutes published in the December and January VetteSette newsletters. There were none. Ken Cearns made the motion to approve; seconded by Frank Macaluso. Motion passed.

Treasurer Steve Boaz discussed the December financial report. The report is posted on the Club’s members only section of our website. The motion to approve the financial report was made by Tom Jarrett and seconded by Meredith Lewis. Motion passed.

VP of Activities, Scott Marshall: Scott reviewed key events planned and said he is still working on the calendar. - Ken Cearns reviewed the upcoming February Valentine weekend cruise. Details are available on the event

calendar information sheet at http://www.cgcorvetteclub.com/2020_Events/valentines.pdf - Roger Espinosa, SVS Manager, reviewed plans for the May SuperVette Saturday fundraiser. - Aileen Marshall reviewed current planning for the December holiday party. Currently looking at Governor’s

Gun club for the venue. Other options still under consideration

Jerry Fountain, Parade Liaison: Jerry said that we will continue parade support of local activities in the spring.

VP of Membership, Bob Zajicek: announced we have 204 members. Bob stated that he wanted to focus his time more on greeting new members and guests rather than staying stationary at the entrance table. Lydia has graciously volunteered to take on the reception duties at the entrance. He is planning some introductory functions such “new member cruises.” Bob also asked members to take some club business card to use in promoting the club with acquaintances.

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The membership drawing of $68 was won by new member Amy Cassaniti.

VP at Large, David Klingensmith: David stated that the next Corvettes & Coffee event will be Saturday, February 8 at the Daily Grind, 3960 Mary Eliza Trace, Marietta The pot for the 50/25/25 drawing pot was $208, with $104 to the club and $52 each to two people: Carol Boaz and Jerry Goodman were the winners.

There were several members with new Corvettes:

- John Iroff (C7 2017 Torch Red) - Tom Jarrett (C7 2019 Black) - Bob Zajicek (C7 2017 Z06 Long Beach Red) - Steve and Amy Cassaniti (C7 2019 Black Coupe) - Bill and Linda Smith (C7 Elkhart Lake Blue)

NCM Ambassador, Carolyn Deering: Carolyn covered the major upcoming event at the NCM as well as some future museum related club events. She also mentioned that the banner we supply to the NCM with a donation was designed and sent to the museum by Calvin Cruce. She also mentioned the upcoming work weekend in June and encouraged anyone interested to attend.

Alan Zeppenfeld, Newsletter Editor: thanked everyone who sent articles for publication and asked all to keep sending articles and pictures.

Board of Directors: - Bob Catapano - not present - Chaz Cone – nothing

- Calvin Cruce – new member photos will be taken after the meeting

- Doug Reed (Past President) – not present

Sunshine Ambassador, Chris Reed: Chris was not in attendance. Don offered that Ed Gollob’s sister is in town and is a perfect match for the bone marrow transplant he needs. And Fred Enloe is recovering at home from his fall and broken shoulder.

Jim Johannes, Store Manager: Nothing to add.

Chaz Cone Webmaster: Nothing further

New Business:

- Don proposed changing the GMM starting time to 7pm versus 7:30pm. An informal vote was taken and there was general receptiveness to doing that. The Webmaster will e-blast that proposal to the membership for a poll.

- Proposed bylaw changes. Specific wording of the below changes will be e-blasted to the membership and a vote taken at the February GMM: 1) Change the method of selection of NCM Ambassador to appointed versus elected 2) Remove the two-year term limits for elected positions 3) Modify the current rules on payments made by the Treasurer requiring club review/approval

The next BOD meeting will be Tuesday, February 4th at 7pm at the Cherokee Cattle Company (location different than last month). All members are welcome to attend. The next General meeting will be at Cherokee Cattle Company Tuesday, February 11 at 7:30pm.

The meeting adjourned at 9pm.

Respectfully Submitted: Ron Deering Secretary, CGCC, 2020

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January New Member Welcome Cruise Bob Zajicek, VP of Membership

We had our first New Member Welcome Cruise Sunday, January 26th. New members Stéphane Boyeau, Paul Fay, Brian Olson, Lee and Suzanne Wix, and Christian Zaccone participated. Not so new members, Bob and Nancy Alexander, Bob and Jean Klinger, Scott and Aileen Marshall (Activities Veep and Queen), Don and Joanne Bailey, (President and First Lady), and myself and Lydia Barta (Membership Veep and Queen) joined the caravan and lunch to welcome our new members.

We met at the BP station at Wade Green and I-75 and left at 11:00 AM. We had a leisurely drive up I-75. We departed I-75 at Exit 293 for Highway 411 and headed northeast. We passed through metropolitan White, slowing to 35mph for several agonizing blocks, and then picked up the pace once again upon reaching the outskirts of the city 15 seconds later.

We took a right turn onto Highway 140 and were off to Waleska. 140 has nice sweeping turns and several tight ones as well. It is a fun road to drive in a Corvette and in our Dash-Last Silverado (poor Don). Our luck held out and we didn’t have our progress stifled by any box vans, horse trailers, land whales, lookee loos, etc. all the way to Waleska.

Reinhardt University is in Waleska and we made a left turn there onto Highway 108, passing the historic campus on the left. I-575 was our final turn point and we made a left on to it and arrived at our destination, Rocco’s Pub, in short order.

Rocco’s Pub is a local favorite located on I-575 just south of Jasper. It is popular with the Club as a good place to chow down when on a trip through the area. We were seated in the party room and were able to watch the last couple hours of the IMSA Rolex 24 Race in Daytona.

Lydia suggested everyone tell a little bit about themselves and Stéphane was first up. - Stéphane emigrated from France about four years ago and really enjoys his 2019 C7 Z06. - Lee was next. He is a native of GA and told of the previous Corvettes he has owned and

introduced his wife Suzanne. - Then it was Brian’s turn. Brian was a member of Classic Glass in a previous life and a former Navy

P-3 pilot before flying commercially. - Christian was next and told us he recently relocated from Everett MA (he talks Boston speak -

haha.) He is looking at a C7 in TN and may have a new ride to announce at the February meeting. - Last, but not least, Paul told how much he was enjoying retirement, his C6 and partaking in Club

activities since joining last October. The old timers chimed in about themselves. It was interesting and fun learning about each other, sharing common experiences and enjoying a good time with our new friends. Rocco’s food disappeared quickly and two hours flew by before we knew it.

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This was a very worthwhile event and I will be doing a new member welcome cruise every month from now on. If you are a new member reading this, please continue to check your email early and often.

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Ambassador Carolyn Deering

Email: ncmambassador@cgcorvetteclub.com

What’s happening at the National Corvette Museum (NCM)? View a complete list of events with information

and links to register on the NCM website here.

Check out all of the upcoming events at the NCM Motorsports Park -

(https://motorsportspark.org/events) …..including on March 26th, The Corvette Experience.

“Ever dreamed of driving America’s Sports Car? How about on a racetrack? Now you can with the Corvette

Experience at the NCM Motorsports Park! Get behind the wheel of a C8 Corvette Stingray Z51 and do laps

around our 3.2-miles, 23-turns road course, built for speed! The Corvette Experience gives you a combination

of classroom instruction and hands-on practice on the track in a lead/follow format. It also includes lunch and a

guided VIP tour of the National Corvette Museum.

We provide a helmet for the participant and require long pants and close-toed shoes. You must be 18 years or

older to participate with a valid driver’s license. Participants must sign a Vehicle Damage Policy and Indemnity

Agreement.”

Update on The Bash:

Everyone is on their own to pre-register and make their reservations for special events. We would really like to

have everyone from Classic Glass Corvette Club (CGCC) sit together for the Banquets (pre-registration

required), so we have reserved tables for both. There is an extra charge to reserve the tables and Carolyn will

collect those funds the night of the banquets from each person attending. That cost will be $5 each.

The Corvette Racing Banquet is on Thursday, April 23 at 5:45 pm – 8:00 pm at the NCM. We will have

dinner with the Corvette Racing Program Manager, Doug Fehan, along with some very special VIP guests

followed by a presentation and open questions to Doug and guests.

The Bash Banquet is on Saturday, April 25 at 5:45 pm – 9:00 pm at the NCM. Dinner provided by the Linen

Apron and Entertainment provided by Tyrone Dunn & the Kinfolk.

1. If you have not made your hotel reservation, please do so as soon as possible. Classic Glass Corvette

Club has a block of rooms set aside for the Bash. See the info sheet on the CGCC website for

details.

2. Make your reservations with NCM for registration and events.

3. Sign up on the CGCC Website – Events Calendar. We need to know who is attending.

There will be an organized ride to the NCM on Wednesday, April 22 and a dinner on Friday, April 24 at one of

the Bowling Green restaurants for anyone wishing to attend. Details will be announced in March.

NCM membership:

If you are not a member of the NCM and would like more information, Carolyn will have brochures at the

February meeting.

Carolyn

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TECH CORNER

C6 Corvette Paddle Shifter Modification By Roger Espinosa and Ron Deering

Have you ever noticed the strange configuration GM designed into the C6 automatic (A6) transmission paddle shifters? Those with other vehicles with paddle shifters who also own a C6 have probably noticed the difference in the way GM designed them. Rather than having the left paddle designated for downshifting and right paddle for upshifting as is done in most vehicles, the C6 paddles perform both up and down shifting whether the right or left paddle is used, depending on whether the top or the bottom of the paddle is squeezed. This is difficult to get used to and when track driving requiring quick shifts, it is frequent to command downshifts when an upshift was desired, as well as the reverse. Fortunately, our Corvette computers prevent us from making shifts that are dangerous to our transmissions or engines. But this arrangement also tends to make those of us who are infrequent paddle shifters less likely to ever use this valuable (and fun) tool in driving our C6 Corvettes. GM redesigned the paddles on the C7 Corvette to work like other cars with downshift on the left and upshift on the right, a much easier and more intuitive configuration.

If you have a C6 with the A6 transmission and would like to reconfigure the paddles to be more “useful,” member Roger Espinosa has done the research for you. More than just the research, he has made the modification on his 2011 Grand Sport Coupe. The attached link shows the detailed modification process with photos, as well as where to purchase the required parts. Thanks to Roger for providing the background and details for this interesting and useful modification.

For Roger’s article, just click HERE

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CORVETTES IN THE NEWS Courtesy of Harriette Majoros

Corvette owners report problems with dashboards wrinkling. GM/Corvette will not fix.

See video from WSBTV: https://www.wsbtv.com/video/?id=4824827

36 Corvettes, Hidden for Years in a Garage… The set of ’Vettes, one from each production year between 1953 and 1989, will be given away as part of a sweepstakes drawing in 2020. Here is your chance to enter! Click the link from MSN to read story.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/classic-cars/36-rare-vintage-corvettes-found-in-a-manhattan-garage-after-they-were-abandoned-for-decades-will-be-

raffled-off-for-charity/ss-BBZ7aM5?ocid=spartandhp

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Corvettes & Coffee Panera Bread • 964 Ernest Barrett Pkwy NW • Kennesaw

January 11, 2020 Pictures by Calvin Cruce

You

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Thank you to CGCC MEMBERS

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****CGCC MEMBER BUSINESS CARDS *****

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CGCC STORE

Old Shirt contest

THE CLUB STORE WILL GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR THE FIRST AUTHENTIC CLUB SHIRT or FIRST SUPERVETTE SHIRT.

Contact Jim Johannes for additional information!

WINTER IS HERE!! JACKETS, YOU NEED JACKETS!!! GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY. JACKET SAMPLE AVAILABLE AT MEETINGS.

Thin Fleece Lined Black Jacket Perfect for Fall or Spring Snap button closure Black ONLY

Price $70.00, includes Club logo on back, front Includes club patch and first name

Three in One Black Jacket

Outer jacket is weather proof, zip up closure with hoodie Full club logo only on back of outer jacket; club patch on left front

Zip-up fleece liner with hug collar and Club logo Jackets can be worn separately; liner slips inside and has zippers

on each side to insure a good seal Price: $180.00 with club patch on fronts of both jackets

Large Club logo on back of outer jacket only If requesting Club logo on fleece back, add $45.00

For name on front of fleece jacket add $5.00 Size 3XL additional $20.00

REAR WINDOW STORAGE COVER WITH EMBROIDERED CLUB LOGO - C5 – C7: $65. Contact Jim to order and for additional information. Pictured below is Don Bailey showing off his rear cargo shade embroidered with our Club logo. You can order one to be seen when the rear lid is open as shown in the picture. Or, you can order it so that the logo shows when looking into the Corvette.

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PREFERRED Club Shirts!! Comfortable, light weight, easy breathing Dri-Fit polos in 12 colors to match your Corvette. Men’s and Ladies’ versions. Note: (1) The Charcoal Gray is the preferred Club Shirt; (2) the women’s polo has slightly shorter, tapered sleeves.

Price includes left chest Club patch: $30 Sizes S – XL; $34 Size 2XL; $36 Size 3 XL

Add $5.00 for your name. Cash or check due when placing order. Contact Jim Johannes for questions on colors.

Men’s and Ladies FLEECE JACKETS: $35 S- XL; $38 2XL; $40 3XL

Men’s and Ladies NYLON/Felt Interior JACKETS: $35 S-XL; $38 2XL; $40 3XL

*Add name: $5 *Add full back club logo: $45

NOTE: Vests can be purchased in Black, Burgundy, Gold/Yellow, Purple, Navy, Red, Forest, Charcoal, and

Royal. ALSO, the women’s vest tapers; you may wish to consider a man’s vest.

CLUB WINDSHIELD DECAL: $15.00 (Not guaranteed to stay aboard after 35 MPH)

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ORIGINAL CLUB SHIRTS STILL AVAILABLE

Men & Women Club Shirts Club Logo Patch CGCC Classic T-Shirt (Short sleeve only) $15.00 (Logo on back)

Sizes: Small -1XL = $36.00 / 2XL - 3XL = $40.00 Sizes: Small – 2 XL = $16.00 / 3XL: $20.00 Include Name: $5.00 Include Name on front: $5.00

IF YOU HAVE ANY CORVETTE PRODUCTS THE MEMBERS WOULD ENJOY SEND A

MESSAGE TO THE CLUB STORE OR JIM JOHANNES. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

Jim will investigate for discount prices.

PAYMENT REQUIRED WHEN ORDERING – CASH OR CHECK ONLY – STORE DOES NOT ACCEPT PAYPAL ALL PRICES INCLUDE SALES TAX

Please contact Jim Johannes, CLUB STORE CEO at 770-712-1168 or cgccstore@cgcorvetteclub.com - with your ideas and for all your clothing needs, including special orders.

Remember the use of the Copyrighted Chevrolet and Corvette Brands is not allowed.

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CLASSIFIEDS

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/tinleyj@bellsouth.net

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For Sale 1964 Red Corvette Convertible / Hardtop

Factory AC All New

Automatic Power Brakes and Power Steering

New Paint - All mechanical restored including

transmission, motor, original alternator, rear end, trailing arms, springs and shocks.

- Original White interior, red carpet replaced, original Jack and hammer.

- All original unrestored working gauges and AM/FM radio and clock.

$55,000

Contact: Carl (770-427-3572)

For Sale

C5 2004 Artic White Convertible

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

bmcpilot@me.com

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Looking to buy!

In need of C5 parts in good used condition and C6 tires and rims in good condition.

Call: Jim J. 770-712-1168 LEAVE MESSAGE ONLY.

For Sale: Valentine One Radar detector $200 OBO

Contact Chaz Cone:

chaz@chazcone.com

770 394 2663

For Sale: Corvette 40th

Anniversary Clock

Limited Edition

Jebco Clock New in Box

Art by Lee Self

$85

Contact:

Alan Zeppenfeld

404-808-8220

http://www.hopedeck.com/

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Volume XXIII Issue 4 April 2013

Your One Stop Chevy Dealer for Classic Glass members

Fourth Generation Family Owned and Operated Dealership

Doing Business the Right Way Since 1959

Huge Inventory or New Chevrolet and Pre Owned Vehicles

GM Certified Sales Staff with 155+ Years’ Experience in New Vehicle Sales

Certified GM Service Department with Multiple Certified Corvette Specialists

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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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

2020 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: Jim Johannes

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

February 8: Corvettes & Coffee: Daily Grind • 3960 Mary Eliza Trace • Marietta • 9a – 11a February 22-23: CGCC Overnight Valentines Cruise March 3: Carillon Tower Escort (Parade) March 14: Corvettes & Coffee: Panera Bread • 3625 Dallas Hwy • Marietta • 9a - 11a March 19-22: Sebring IMSA Race, Sebring FL March 20-21: Corvette Expo, Pigeon Forge April 4-5: Trip to Gatlinburg, TN April 11: Corvettes & Coffee: Sweet Hut • 2796 Chastain Meadows Pkwy NW • Marietta • 9a - 11a April 23-25: Michelin NCM Bash, Bowling Green KY May 2: McKenna Farms Derby Day May 9: SuperVette Saturday Show @ Days Chevrolet May 14-15: C4 Gathering – NCM May 23: Vettes4Vets Talladega Track Day, Talladega AL June 6: Cherohala Skyway – Tellico Plains Café June 13: Corvettes & Coffee: Perks Coffee • 3000 Windy Hill Road SW • Marietta • 9a - 11a June 13-14: NCM Work Weekend

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

Roger Espinosa

David Klingensmith

Harriette Majoros

Wayne Ray

Chris Reed

Corey Vette

Editors:

Alan & Linda Zeppenfeld