Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc. ‘Vetter’s Letter October 2010 Volume 17, Issue 10

President John Kostick, Jr. From the val Office 610-432-7172 [email protected] The end of another summer is upon us. I hope you got out to enjoy all the shows and Vice-President cruises that you could. There are still several shows and cruises left, and also Kerbeck Toys John Shedlock for Tots run, so try to get the last ‘Vette fix in before it's too late. 610-967-5484 We'll soon be putting the cars away for Secretary the winter, but we still have our Fall Carol Jenkins 610-317-9277 show and the Christmas party left for the year. I know it seems like the summer Treasurer flashes by and the cold weather drags on Janet Mohring forever. I'll be staring out the window 610-965-8593 and day dreaming about next Spring NCCC Governor when we can get the cars out again. I'd Norb Szymanski like to thank all the members who voted 610-691-3108 for another term for me and the rest of Membership the officers, and our new board mem‐ Marty & Laura Hegyi bers as well. Thanks to Sandi and Gary 610-826-5893 Greenzweig for a job well done in mem‐ Events bership, and thanks to Laura and Marty Hegyi for taking over for them. Jeff Mohring 610-965-8593 And, a big thanks to Kevin and Michelle Minnich for taking over the newsletter. We have just started a new fiscal year, so remember to renew your membership. I hope the new NCM Ambassador Richard DeLeon fiscal year will be another great year for the AACC. 610-694-0772 John Kostick Jr. Newsletter Editors Kevin & Michelle Minnich 610-530-0923 [email protected]

Webmaster Bud Benton AACC Meetings @ Blue Monkey 610-252-0989 [email protected] The Allentown Area Corvette Club meets at 8:00 p.m. in Sponsored by: the Palm Room (upstairs) at the Blue Monkey, 1092‐1094 Howertown Road, North Catasaqua, PA.

Faulkner Full menu and bar service is available. Chevyy Cadillac Upcoming Club Meetings 398 Stoke Park Road Bethlehem, PA Oct. 13 & 27 Nov. 10 Dec. 08 Allentown Area Corvette Club Page 2 ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

This Month OCTOBER 2010

> 3—Cruise for Adam, Bethlehem SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Twsp., PA 1 2 > 3—LCCC GM on Display Show, Lancaster, PA > 7—Whitehall Fall Parade (p.5) 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > 9—Kerbeck/USMC Toys-for-Tots Run, Atlantic City, NJ (p.4) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 > 10—AACC Fiberglass & Steel Corvette Show, Sands Casino, Bethlehem, PA (pp. 9-10) 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 > 13—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey, 8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1) 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 > 15-17—FSCC Ocean City Week- end (OC, MD) 31 > 23—Walk to Defeat ALS, Coca- Cola Park, Allentown, PA (p. 5) > 27—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey, 8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1) New & Potential Members SAVE THE DATES… Jim & Linda Peters, Bethlehem, PA, White ‘07 Conv ...... Voted In Sep. 8, 2010 Mon, Nov. 1 – Hampton Winds Dinner Night, Bethlehem Twsp., PA Fri, Nov. 12 – Sha-Na-Na Concert (Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe, PA) Hampton Winds Dinner Tue, Nov. 30 – Last day to pay your Monday, November 1 — AACC will again celebrate with a gourmet dinner at the 2010-11 Dues without being dropped from membership (form on p. 8) local culinary school of Northampton Community College. Dinner seatings are avail‐ able at 6 and 6:30pm. Call Kevin Minnich at 610‐530‐0923 for more information. Sat, Dec. 11 – AACC Holiday Party, Barnhouse Restaurant, Bath, PA Dinner is $30 per person (some items have a surcharge) and the restaurant is BYOB (menu & details coming in November!) (wine only, please). The menu is available at: Proudly Sponsored by www.northampton.edu/Campus‐Life/Campus‐Dining/Hampton‐Winds.htm Faulkner Chevy-Cadillac Put On Your Dancing Shoes 298 Stoke Park Road Bethlehem, PA 18017 Friday, November 12 – Club members, Roger Smith & Carol Jenkins are hosting the 877-466-8315 AACC group at Penn’s Peak (Jim Thorpe, PA) for the Sha‐Na‐Na Concert. If you are interested, please sign the Interest Sheet circulating at club meetings. Contact Carol faulknermotors.com at 610‐317‐9277 for ticket pricing and more information. Page 3 Allentown Area Corvette Club ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

Winner’s Circle NCCC Events Saturday, Sept. 11 — Brickel’s VetteFest was held at their store in Please support our Leesport, PA. The weather was great, but no club members won fellow East Region NCCC clubs by trophies. This was an Autism Awareness benefit event. participating in these events: 10/03: Fun Show, Sanc, LCCC, Lancaster, PA 10/09: 2x Concours, Sanc, CVCC, Location TBD 10/10: 3x Fun Show, Sanc, AACC, Bethlehem, PA 10/16: 3x Fun Show / 3x Rallye, Sanc, FSCC, Ocean City, MD 10/23: 3x Rallye, Sanc, GBV, Location TBD 10/30: 7x High-Speed AutoX, Sanc, HRCC, Location TBD 10/30: 3x Night Rallye, Sanc, PCCC, Location TBD 10/31: 7x High-Speed AutoX, Sanc, NVCC, Sunday, Sept. 12 — The Ron Lokay Show in Egypt during the BVM Location TBD Picnic garnered many trophies for AACC. Actually, club members 11/06: 3x Rallye, Sanc, CPCC, Location TBD won ALL the trophies (we had the only ‘Vettes there…). Congrats to 11/07: 2x AutoX, Sanc., CCA, Location TBD everyone who 11/12-14: National Governor’s Meeting, attended — St. Louis, MO. we know you 11/20: 2x Rallye, Sanc., PMCC, Location TBD were really there for the food, though!

For more information on NCCC events, contact AACC’s Governor, Norb Szymanski (610-691-3108, [email protected])

AACC proudly supports the Lehigh Valley Class Winners (l-r): Dennis Philips, Dennis Corona (also won Best of Military Affairs Council Show), Frank Shuletsky, John Kostick, John Denning. (Not pictured: Bev Smith) Allentown Area Corvette Club Page 4 ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

Run For The Kids Saturday, Oct. 9 — Kerbeck Corvettes of Atlantic City will be hosting its annual Toys-For-Tots Drive to benefit the USMC. Interested AACC participants shall meet at WaWa off the Quakertown Turnpike exit. We will pull out at 9:10 am. There is no cost to participate, but you MUST:

(1) Register online (www.kerbeck.com), and

(2) Bring a new, unwrapped toy(s) for the donation. Include batteries if your toy(s) require them.

Food & drinks will be provided at the destination (Atlantic City Ballpark), along with prize drawings and entertainment. The AACC group will then head into AC to enjoy the board- This year’s pace car is the 2011 Brickyard walk and grab a bite to eat before the trip back home. GS piloted by C5 racer Johnny O’Connell

Bloomington Gold 2010

Thursday-Sunday, June 24-27 — Marty & Laura Hegyi, AACC Membership Chairs, attended Bloomington Gold at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois. They shared these photos from the event — the longest running continuous national Corvette show which has set the standards by which other Corvette events are measured. If you have a chance to speak with them at a meeting or event, they will surely have some stories to share with you as well… (Thanks for sharing the pix, guys!) Page 5 Allentown Area Corvette Club ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

Whitehall Halloween Parade

Thursday, Oct. 7 – Whitehall Fall Parade (Whitehall, PA). Parade starts @ 7pm, meet behind Kmart on MacArthur Road by 5:30pm. Candy throwing is allowed. Refreshments will be served near the Whitehall High School after the event. Since no sign-up sheet was circulated, please contact John Kostick @ 610-432-7172 if you want to drive in the parade.

Lehigh Valley ALS Walk

Saturday, Oct. 23 – Walk to Defeat ALS (Allentown, PA). The 2010 event will be held at Coca-Cola Park starting at 9am. The 2-mile walk begins at 10am. Corvettes are invited for a display during the event outside the park. Contact Bud Benton @ 610-252-0989 if you are interested in either walking or bringing your ‘Vette for the display.

Corvettes Bring People Together Congratulations to the four AACC individuals who recently became two married couples! Curtis Purdy and Patricia Webster shared their vows on June 13, 2010.

John Denning and Lisa Brooks we married on August 21, 2010.

Many club members were in attendance at both weddings and some were even in the bridal parties. Congratulations, Curtis, Patricia, John and Lisa. All your “family” and friends in the Allentown Area Corvette Club wish you a lifetime of happiness together and miles of smiles along your journey! Allentown Area Corvette Club Page 6 ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

The 2011 Grand Sport Dale Jewett, AutoWeek.com There's an all-new Corvette coming in about three years. Why should you care now? You care, or should, because history shows that the final two to three model years of each Corvette generation gives us some of the best, most-refined two-seaters to wear the crossed-flags emblem. And so it is with this 2011 example, fitted with the Grand Sport upgrade--which should be mandatory for buyers not stepping up to the Z06 or ZR1 Vettes, in my humble opinion. Among the Grand Sport upgrades are beefy disc brakes with cross-drilled rotors, wider front and rear fenders to cover a wider track (but also to deliver a meaner look), and front and rear fascia adopted from the Z06. A key addition for 2011 is the availability of the Magnetic Ride Control suspension system. The system uses magnetorheologi- cal fluid in the shocks to stiffen or soften the dampers within milliseconds. A knob on the center console lets you choose be- tween Touring (for a silky smooth grand-touring ride) and Sport (firmer for more aggressive driving, but it won't beat up your backside). The Magnetic Ride Control mates perfectly with the stiff, hydroformed steel spaceframe that debuted on the C5 Corvette in 1997 to create a solid platform that soaks up road imperfections with the precision of a surgeon yet still pulls 1g turns. With years of refinement for the C6, this car fits like a long-loved baseball glove. The clutch weighting finds the sweet spot be- tween too light and too heavy. The shift lever falls right where my hand wants it and runs through the gears with moderate pressure, at most. Even the gear noise from the transaxle has been quieted to the point where it's imperceptible with the radio off and the windows up. The 6.2-liter V8 pulls strongly under wide-open throttle, sending all 430 hp to the rear Base Price: $59,550 wheels. It may be the lowest output of the Corvette engine lineup, but the big thrust is seemingly endless. And it only gets better when the tach hits 3,400 rpm, the dual-mode As Tested: $76,230 exhaust opens up for 6 hp more and the roar makes your body tingle. Yet this power- train is flexible--it's easy to tour around town in fifth gear, pulling barely more than Drivetrain: 6.2-liter V8; RWD, 1,000 rpm on the tach and hearing the bass burble from out back while racking up 23 six-speed manual mpg or more. And don't let anyone tell you a Corvette convertible can't be a daily driver. This one eas- Output: 436 hp @ 5,900 rpm, ily handled a triple-digit bottom line Costco run without forcing my copilot to share her 428 lb-ft @ 4,600 rpm seat with a box of anything. Curb Weight: 3,298 lb I'm in lust.

Fuel Economy (city/hwy): I'm in love with this car, too. But lust is the better description because I'm smitten to the 16/26 mpg point of looking past some flaws. The full-zoot LT4 package on this car brings some good hardware--telescoping steering wheel and the Bose sound system, to name two. But it wraps the interior in a two-tone black and tan leather treatment that's not pleasing to the eye in either color or the large grain of the leather. Our tester was painted in the new-for-2011 Inferno Orange (a $300 option), which is as close as Chevy has come to replicating the orange on Corvettes from the 1960s and '70s (I briefly owned a '77 painted in Corvette Orange.) But the cashmere-colored folding top doesn't blend well with this tint or the color of the interior trim. If I could succumb to nostalgia, I'd order my orange Vette with the black top and an all-black interior.

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2011 Grand Sport (continued)

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Speaking of the top, checking the 4LT box (or 3LT or 2LT) forces you to accept the power folding mechanism. The action is simplified--turn a handle at the center of the windshield header and press a rocker switch to the left of the steering wheel. But the top won't budge if you simply unlatch it and press the button--you need to push the top away from the windshield before the motors will start to whirr. There's no warning outside the owner's manual on this little trick. Makes me wish Chevy would let me choose to go with the manual folding top on something other than the ground-level Grand Sport. Which brings me to the one last point--the price. Holy cow! I don't expect Chevy to just give away something this good--I'm one of the first around here to brag about the Corvette's bang-for-the-buck goodness--but 76 grand feels mighty steep. This car rolls with $16,000 in options loaded on the sticker. There have to be some things you could throw overboard--the nav unit with its archaic interface, the head-up display and some other minor niceties--to get this sticker back down into the $60s, which might make for a tougher choice when compared with something equally fun, such as an Audi S5 or a Nissan 370Z convertible.

Read more: http://www.autoweek.com/article/20100910/CARREVIEWS/100919995#ixzz0zAundR9U

Great Drives from Delta’s “SKY” Magazine (Aug 2010)

In Delta’s SKY Magazine, Ezra Dyer had a feature article discussing “what turns a stretch of as- phalt into a great drive.” The article covered hairpin turns, scenic views, and downright famous routes. In no apparent order are these U.S. “Great Drives”: Pacific Coast Highway (CA) – technically 130 miles of State Route 1 from Dana Point to Oxnard – continues up the coast of California and boasts stunning views of the coastline. Pikes Peak (CO) – the 19 mile Pikes Peak highway ascends past gut-wrenching 2,000-foot drops, to the summit 14,400 feet above sea level. The highway is paved part of the way, and is open all year (weather permitting). Blue Ridge Parkway (NC) – “One of the most scenic routes in the country, this road is part of the Appalachian Mountains. Cov- ering 469 miles, it runs southeast of Georgia up to Washington, D.C. Blue Ridge is an All-American Road, meaning it has unique features not seen anywhere else in the United States.” Rutledge Wood, U.S. Top Gear. Hells Canyon (ID) – This road follows the Snake River along the deepest river gorge in North America, between Oregon and Idaho. Mulholland Drive, LA (CA) – “Mulholland Drive stretches for miles, following the ridgeline of the Santa Monica Mountains and the Hollywood Hills. The section I love is a famous destination for auto commercials: a two-mile stretch of the two-lane, twist- ing highway known and ‘The Snake,’ which has been famous since the 1950s for its celebrity regulars in sports cars and on motorcycles.” Tanner Foust, US Top Gear. Tail of the Dragon (NC) – This winding road in Deals Gap has 318 curves in 11 miles, and it’s one of the nation’s top roadways for car and motorcycle thrills. U.S. Highway 1 (FL) – With the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Gulf on the other, this Henry Flagler railroad-turned-highway is truly one of a kind, featuring 42 bridges, including the Seven Mile Bridge of Marathon. (Continued on page 8) Allentown Area Corvette Club Page 8 ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

Great Drives (continued)

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The Saddle Road (HI) – Route 200, or Ala Mauna, used to be so notoriously inhospitable that many rental companies wouldn’t let you take your rental cars here. But conditions have im- proved, so most visitors can now enjoy the highway’s spectacular views. Independence Pass (CO) – This mountain pass in Central Colorado climbs well above the tree line at nearly 13,000 feet, with steep ascents on either side. Dangerous conditions mean the road is closed from the first heavy snowfall until spring. Route 66 (USA) – This is one of America’s most iconic roads, running across two-thirds of the country. Established in 1926, it was the route of many people who moved west in the ‘30s.

Richard DeLeon brought this product to the club’s attention — PhantomALERT.

Download a database of 400,000+ to your Smart Phone or GPS system which includes red light cameras, speed cameras, speed traps, school zones, dangerous intersections, rail road crossings, and speed bumps. Be alerted to special enforcement areas before they see you. Covers USA and Canada. Works with Garmin, TomTom, Magellan GPS and Android, iPhone, Blackberry smart phones. 100% legal. Subscriptions range from $29.99 to $99.99. www.SkyMall.com Date : Sunday, October 10, 2010 Pre-Registration

Location : Sands Casino, Bethlehem, PA Participant Judged: $15 Celebrity Choice: $15 Time : Registration Opens at 9:30am Poker Hand: $10 Voting from 11am to 1pm All 3 Shows: $35 Awards at 3pm EXCITEMENT ALL DAY!! Pre-Registration due by Oct. 4

After Oct. 4: PJ $20 / CC $20 / PH $15 / All $45 Proceeds benefit the Lehigh Valley Military Affairs Council NCCC-Sanctioned

This is our second Triple Event : Participant Judged (27 trophies) , Celebrity Judged (4 trophies) , and Best Poker Hand (3 trophies) ER-118-090 Participant judging classes are by Corvette Generations ER-118-091 (AACC member cars are in separate voting classes) ER-118-092 Gen1 (‘53-’62) Gen2 (‘63-’67) Gen3 (‘68-’82) Gen4 (‘84-’96) Gen5 (‘97-’04) Gen6 (‘05-’11) Modified (All) AACC (‘53-’82) AACC (‘84-’11)

Faulkner Chevrolet-Cadillac-Saab is the proud sponsor of the Allentown Area Corvette Club. Be sure to check out the new and used Corvettes they will have on display!

Faulkner Chevrolet-Cadillac-Saab 298 Stoke Park Road • Bethlehem, PA 18017 • www.faulknermotors.com Directions to

From Philadelphia: Follow Northeast Extension / I-476 to Exit 56 for the Lehigh Valley. Follow signs for I-78 East, and take the I-78 East to Exit 67. Follow 412 North for 1.5 miles. . .

From Harrisburg: Take 81 North to I-78 East to Exit 67. Follow 412 North for 1.5 miles. . .

From New York City and North Jersey: Take I-78 West to Exit 67 in PA. Follow 412 North for 1.5 miles. . .

From Reading and Lancaster: Follow Route 222 North to 78 East. Take exit 67 and follow 412 North for 1.5 miles. . .

From Scranton and Wilkes-Barre: Follow 476 South to Exit 56 for the Lehigh Valley. Follow signs for I-78 East, and take I-78 East to Exit 67. Follow 412 North for 1.5 miles. . .

From the Poconos: Follow 33 South to I-78 West. Take I-78 West to Exit 67. Follow 412 North for 1.5 miles. . .

. . . then follow to Bus Parking, behind the garage.

The Sands offers these dining options Emeril’s Chop House • St. James Gate Irish Pub and Carvery • The Market Gourmet Express • Cobalt Café

YOU MUST BE YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO ENTER THE SANDS

GAMING PROBLEM? CALL 1-800-GAMBLER.

Please print legibly.
PARTICIPANT JUDGING CLASS: SHOW PRE-REGISTRATION

Name Gen1 (‘53-’62) Participant-Judged...... $15 Gen2 (‘63-’67) Street Gen3 (‘68-’82) Celebrity-Judged ...... $15 City State Zip Gen4 (‘84-’96)

Gen5 (‘97-’04) Poker Hand ...... $10 Car Year Telephone Gen6 (‘05-’11) ALL 3 EVENTS...... $35 NCCC Member Number Modified (all yrs) AACC Cars: Club Affiliation AACC (‘53-’82) Pre-Registration due 10/4/10

AACC (‘84-’11) After 10/4, pricing is $20/$20/$15/$45 I understand the Allentown Area Corvette Club, Faulkner Chevrolet- Cadillac-Saab, and/or Sands Casino & Resort are not responsible for loss or injury to me or my property anytime during this show. I expressly Mail check or money order to: release the promoters from any liability for such loss or injury. I also agree “Allentown Area Corvette Club” to provide and pay my own insurance. c/o Susan Hornung 3235 West Congress Street Signature Allentown, PA 18104 Page 11 Allentown Area Corvette Club ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

Cramming-Informational Message

The following email was sent to residents of Upper Macungie, Maxatawny, and Topton Townships during June 2010:

When’s the last time you checked your phone bill?

Perhaps it’s time you did just that. Recently, a Maxatawny Township resident reported to BLRPD that she had received several emails from “dietbootcamp.com” stating that she had joined their online dieting service, and as a result, she was being billed $15.00 a month. Here’s the tricky part, though‐ she was be‐ ing billed through her Verizon phone account. This is called CRAMMING, and it basically constitutes unauthorized third party billing through your phone account. According to writer Ron Burely, author of Unscrewed: The Consumer’s Guide to Getting What You Paid For, “Your telephone number has become a charge account‐but absent the security of a pass‐ word, PIN, or signature, as you have with a credit or debit card.” Judging by the accounts that I have read online, many people have become victims of this scam simply because they failed to review their own phone bills. Unfortunately, due to the incredibly high amount of identity theft and security breaches in the financial and Internet world, we may never know how our Maxatawny victim’s personal information was shared or how she was registered for this service.

So what can I do to prevent this? Burley suggests contacting your phone carrier and requesting that all third‐party bill‐ ing be blocked. A list of contact numbers can be found here:

AT&T: 800‐288‐2747 Comcast: 800‐266‐2278 Verizon: 800‐837‐4966

Contact Information: Peter Nickischer, Criminal Investigations/ Crime Prevention 610‐683‐8740 [email protected]

Sloppy Mechanic Dyno Day

Hosted by Diehl Paving // Run By Sloppy Mechanics Sunday, Oct 24th, 2010 at 10am Location: 1712 Hoover Ave., Allentown, PA 18109 (610)264‐4470 (near BJs off Airport Road) Pricing: $40 for 2 pulls on the roller (2WD system). This is not a tuning session, this is just to see what your car puts down. If you take too much time changing programs between pulls, staff reserves the right to charge you more. A sign in sheet will be at the dyno for you to get your name down so we know who is next etc. Staff will be strapping and driving your car on the dyno, you can set a speed/ rev limit for the driver. Bring a USB or flash drive to obtain your run files — access with a downloaded Dynojet program. http://www.sloppymechanics.com/dynoday/dynodays.html Allentown Area Corvette Club Page 12 ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

NCM News & Events

Autobahn High Performance Driving Event Join us for an NCM Benefit conducted by Hooked on Driving Great Lakes Chapter at the Autobahn Country Club on Monday, October 4th. This will be a unique opportunity to run the combined full circuit at Autobahn a 3.1 mile course with 21 corners. Those familiar with NCM HPDE schools will find the format familiar with instructors/coaches in stu- dent cars, mandatory classroom and plenty of run time. Advanced students will have the opportunity to get coaching from pro-drivers. The event fee for students is $295 and includes lunch. Guests are welcome and their lunch fee is $15.

Take “One Lap” of Kentucky — Escorted by the State Police! For those of you who want to enjoy your car driving and touring, we offer our latest Museum in Motion Tour, the First Annual One Lap of Kentucky Sightseeing Tour. And to make this even more unusual, for a change the State Police will all be in front of you rather than suddenly appearing in your mirror! This tour is a joint fundraiser for the National Corvette Museum and Trooper Island, the camp supported by the Kentucky State Police. Tour dates are October 12- 16, 2010 with a late afternoon introduction and drivers’ meeting in the National Corvette Museum on October 12 and the tour departing on the 13th.

Camaro Exhibit and Event Coming Soon! Beginning in October, Corvettes won't be the only speed demons in the Museum. A display of 12 Camaros will take over the Exhibit Hall through December, bringing celebrity-owned cars, supped up rides and overall cool Mustang- eaters for visitors to check out. Check out the list of display cars here.

October 23 you won't want to miss our Camaro-Firebird Classic! This all-inclusive event includes museum autocross, drag racing, a car show, poker run, BBQ lunch and museum admission. At $50 for participants it's a steal!

Find out even more NCM news online at www.CorvetteMuseum.com or call 1.800.53.VETTE(538.3883) © National Corvette Museum 2010 l 350 Corvette Drive, Bowling Green, KY 42101

Current NCM Raffles 2010 Special Edition Crystal Red GS Conv., Unlim. tix @ $20...... Oct. 10 2011 Cyber Gray Grand Sport Cpe, 500 tix @ $250 ...... Oct. 14 Hawaiian Cruise for 2 + airfare (Feb. 26‐Mar. 5, 2011) 400 tix. @ $50...... Oct. 28 2010 NCM Events Oct. 4 – Autobahn HPDE Nov. 4-6 – Vets n’ Vettes Page 13 Allentown Area Corvette Club ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 17, Iss. 10 | October 2010

Corvette Classifieds

If you have something Corvette-related to sell, contact the newsletter editors to run a free ad. We will make all efforts to run your ad until the item sells. Contact Kevin & Michelle Minnich at [email protected] or call 610-530-0923. Neither Allentown Area Corvette Club nor the Newsletter Editor(s) are responsible for ad content or for any exchanges as a result of ads published. 1977 Corvette – Very good condition, less than 78,000 miles. The brown paint is fair. AT, PW, T-tops, the engine is super clean. Pictures upon request. $9,000 obo. (Edwin Torres, [email protected]) 1993 40th Anniversary Coupe/Convertible – $21,000. (Patrick Regan @ Faulkner, 866-457-4666 x.1143, [email protected]) 2002 Corvette Convertible — Magnetic Red with black top and interior, approx. 21,100 miles, six-speed, polished wheels, heads-up display. Pristine condition. Lehigh Valley. $25,900. (Joel Dean, 610-533-2259) Corvettes at Carlisle Vendor Spaces – Spaces IB-24 and IB-25, near the Grandstands. $90 each. (Joy Stear, 610-392-4496)

Faulkner Chevrolet Cadillac Saab AACC members and immediate family members are entitled to 298 Stoke Park Road some super discounts on pur- Bethlehem, PA 18017 chases/ leases, parts and service Sales: (866) 457-4666 at Faulkner. See a Club officer Service: (877) 413-1496 Fax: (610) 861-0575 for program specifics.

NEW 2010 Convertible 2LT, Blade Silver Met. & Ebony, Auto, #101003 ...... $60,820

NEW 2011 Grand Sport Coupe 3LT, Supersonic Blue Met. & Titanium Gray, 6spd, #101052...... $64,765

NEW 2011 Grand Sport Coupe 3LT, Velocity Yellow & Ebony, Auto, #101457 ...... $71,015

NEW 2011 Grand Sport Convertible 3LT, Crystal Red Met. & Titanium Gray, Auto, #101457..... $76,315

NEW 2011 Grand Sport Convertible 3LT, Black & Titanium Gray, Auto, #102008...... $70,920

SAVE THE DATE!

AACC Holiday Party—Sat. Dec. 11th Faulkner Chevy-Cadillac 298 Stoke Park Road Bethlehem, PA 18017 877-466-8315 faulknermotors.com to be sure

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