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‘Vetter’s Letter Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc. May 2015 Volume 22, Issue 5 President Jeff Mohring 610-392-6898 [email protected] Vice-President Laura Hegyi 610-730-2695 Secretary Carol Jenkins 610-317-9277 Treasurer Janet Mohring 610-965-8593 Membership Marty & Laura Hegyi 610-730-2695 [email protected] Activities Mike Cutro 610-365-8659 [email protected] Merchandise & Clothing Carol Mickley [email protected] NCM Ambassador Rich Ringhoffer 610-867-6494 Newsletter & Web Editors Kevin & Michelle Minnich 610-530-0923 [email protected] Webmaster Michelle Minnich 610-530-0923 [email protected] Sponsored by: 398 Stoke Park Road Bethlehem, PA AACC Meetings @ Blue Monkey The Allentown Area Corvette Club meets at 8:00 p.m. in the Palm Room (upstairs) at the Blue Monkey, 10921094 Howertown Road, North Catasaqua, PA. Full menu and bar service is available. Upcoming Club Meetings May 13 & 27 June 10* & 24 July 8 & 22 Hello Corvette Enthusiasts, In my opening newsletter paragraph, I normally discuss club matters. This month I'm going in a different direction. When the C7 was first introduced, the best sales were in October 2013 (3,939 units sold). In 2014, the best month was December (3,552). Total 2015 sales through March were 8,517, with the top sales being in March (3,785). Yeartodate, sales are up 4.1% over 2014. Apparently Corvette sales are still very strong. Congrats to all of our C7 owners! For those members who were able to hold off purchasing one, 2016 has at least 13 different changes, additions, or upgrades. You can read about these on the Corvette Forum (www.corvetteforum.com). [Ed. Note: Also in article starting on p. 8.] As this newsletter goes to print, we have yet to have Springfest. I do know that plans are complete, every preparation was made, and that all donations are ready for the tricky tray auction. All we need is excellent weather to pull off the best Springfest Show ever. I hope to see all of you there!!! Be safe & be well, AACC President From the val Office Jeff Mohring * June 10th meeting will begin at 7pm at PuttU. The meeting will occur regardless of weather. Mini golf rain date is Wed., June 17th, if needed. (See p. 4 for more information.)
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Page 1: Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc. ‘Vetter’s Letter‘Vetter’s Letter Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc. May 2015 Volume 22, Issue 5 President Jeff Mohring 610-392-6898 threejsjm@verizon.net

‘Vetter’s Letter Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc.

May 2015 Volume 22, Issue 5

President Jeff Mohring 610-392-6898 [email protected]

Vice-President Laura Hegyi 610-730-2695

Secretary Carol Jenkins 610-317-9277

Treasurer Janet Mohring 610-965-8593

Membership Marty & Laura Hegyi 610-730-2695 [email protected]

Activities Mike Cutro 610-365-8659 [email protected]

Merchandise & Clothing Carol Mickley [email protected]

NCM Ambassador Rich Ringhoffer 610-867-6494

Newsletter & Web Editors Kevin & Michelle Minnich 610-530-0923 [email protected]

Webmaster Michelle Minnich 610-530-0923 [email protected]

Sponsored by:

398 Stoke Park Road Bethlehem, PA

AACC Meetings @ Blue Monkey

The Allentown Area Corvette Club meets at 8:00 p.m. in the

Palm Room (upstairs) at the Blue Monkey, 1092‐1094 Hower‐

town Road, North Catasaqua, PA.

Full menu and bar service is available.

Upcoming Club Meetings

May 13 & 27 June 10* & 24 July 8 & 22

Hello Corvette Enthusiasts,

In my opening newsletter paragraph, I normally discuss club mat‐

ters. This month I'm going in a different direction.

When the C7 was first introduced, the best sales were in October 2013 (3,939

units sold). In 2014, the best month was December (3,552). Total 2015 sales

through March were 8,517, with the top sales being in March (3,785). Year‐to‐

date, sales are up 4.1% over 2014. Apparently Corvette sales are still very strong.

Congrats to all of our C7 owners!

For those members who were able to hold off purchasing one, 2016 has at least

13 different changes, additions, or upgrades. You can read about these on the

Corvette Forum (www.corvetteforum.com). [Ed. Note: Also in article starting on p. 8.]

As this newsletter goes to print, we have yet to have Springfest. I do know that

plans are complete, every preparation was made, and that all donations are ready

for the tricky tray auction. All we need is excellent weather to pull off the best

Springfest Show ever. I hope to see all of you there!!!

Be safe & be well,

AACC President

From the val Office

Jeff Mohring

* June 10th meeting will begin at 7pm at Putt‐U. The meeting will occur regardless of

weather. Mini golf rain date is Wed., June 17th, if needed. (See p. 4 for more information.)

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This Month 02—EACC Cruisin’ on the Trail,

Forks Twsp., PA 03—AACC Springfest

Corvette Show, Center Valley, PA 09—Meguiar’s Detailing Clinic,

Bethlehem, PA (p.3) 13—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey,

8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1)

16—Bill’s Hot Rod Open House, Nazareth, PA (p.3)

17—Cars & Coffee, Bethlehem, PA

17—Cruise to the Gap Car Show, Wind Gap PA

17—LCCC/CCA Autocross, Manheim PA

22—Iron Pigs Game, Allentown, PA (p.3)

24—Memorial Madness Show, Hackettstown, NJ

27—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey, 8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1)

29—Bacon with the Boys, Location TBD, 9 am (p.3)

30—County Corvettes Tour & Lunch, West Chester, PA (p.3)

Jun 06—SDC In-Vette-Tational Corvette Show, Oley, PA

Jun 06—Liberty Region Car Show, Philadelphia, PA

Jun 06—EACC Cruisin’ on the Trail, Forks Twsp., PA

Jun 07—Beach Bums Corvette Show, Beach Haven, NJ

Jun 07—TCV Summer Bash Show, Brodheadsville, PA

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When Bud Benton passed the

webmaster role to Michelle

Minnich, both knew a little

training would be involved.

After a few months of design

and content editing, the new

AACC website is live!

The “modern but classic” design

features these specific pages — ABOUT US (club basics, meeting location,

officers & Board members), OUR EVENTS (overview and links to our spon‐

sored shows), NEWSLETTER (issues back to 2010), EVENT PHOTOS (Fotki

links), MEMBER RESOURCES (info on club clothing & merchandise, plus a list

of events with hyperlinked flyers), LINKS (find all things Corvette and be‐

yond), JOIN AACC (membership info & registration form), and CONTACT US

(mailing address, email links & phone numbers for key functions).

Upcoming

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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May 2015

Our New Website is Here!

Calendar

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Page 3 AllentownCorvetteClub.org ‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 22, Iss. 5 | May 2015

Karin Benton (Accident)

Cindy Cutro (Accident)

Ed Holaska (Illness)

Carol Jenkins (Daughter, illness)

Royce Kark (Surgery)

John Shedlock (Illness)

Frank Shuletsky (Accident)

Paul Sluzinski (Illness)

Sam Tarreto (Illness)

If any club members know

of a member who is in the

hospital, has had surgery,

or has lost a loved one,

please notify VP Laura Hegyi (610-730-2695,

[email protected]) or one of the other

Board Members.

Thinking of You Sat., May 09 | Phil and Val Sapienza return

to demonstrate First Place Auto LLC’s

offering of interior and exterior cleansers and

protectants from Meguiar’s. The detailing seminar will take place in

the service area receiving bays at our club sponsor, Faulkner Chevy‐

Cadillac, just off PA‐22 at PA‐512. The event starts at 2pm. Please

bring a folding chair and a desire to learn how to do things better.

Sat., May 16 | Bill and Pat Hughes invite all area car club members

to their Open House and Car Show (592 Nazareth Pike, Nazareth,

PA) from 9am to 2pm. Featuring: Car Corral (sell / buy with NO

FEES!), shop tours, see the latest projects, and enjoy FREE coffee,

donuts, hot dogs and soda. www.billshotrodshop.com.

Fri., May 22 | AACC kicks off the baseball sea‐

son with a private event in the PennTeleData

Party Porch along the 1st base side. By now,

you’ve paid for your ticket, but don’t forget the $5 per vehicle park‐

ing fee (payable when you park). The game tickets will be distrib‐

uted at our May 13th meeting, and a there will be a drawing for the

lucky person to throw a first pitch on the ballfield.

This event is at capacity but a waiting list was prepared. Be sure to

get on the list if you are interested.

Sat., May 30 | Jeanette & Scott Marakovits organized a tour of

County Corvette in West Chester, PA. The group will meet at

Cracker Barrel (Rte. 100 & Tilghman St., Fogelsville, PA) at 7:45am

to caravan as a group. Lunch will be provided after the tour by

County Corvette. Organizers: Jeanette & Scott Marakovits

(484.241.1478)

Nice & Shiny

Iron Pigs Game

Bill’s Hot Rod Shop

While AACC’s new website features an ex-

tensive list of club activities, it does not list

everything you can do with your Corvette.

Visit www.AutoResourceToolKit.com for a

complete listing of happenings throughout

the Lehigh Valley (and beyond).

More Events Online County Corvette Tour & Lunch

AACC’s men are invited to join

President Jeff Mohring for

breakfast the last Friday of each

month. The time is 9am but the location var-

ies around the Lehigh Valley. Contact Jeff at

610-392-6898 or [email protected].

Bacon with the Boys

Coming Events

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May Babies As of AACC’s meeting on April 25th there were:

209 active members 4 potential members

We welcome these New Active Members, voted in during April:

Joseph & Denise Iervolino ......... Coopersburg, PA ........................ ‘98 Cpe

Scott & Rosemarie Krantz..........Northampton, PA....................... ‘87 Cnv

Jeff & Michelle Steiner...............Orefield, PA................................ ‘98 Cnv

Current Potential Members of AACC are:

Alan & Andrea Fuller .................Macungie, PA.......................‘15 Z06 Cpe

Joel & Sara Kowalski..................Whitehall, PA ............................. ‘05 Cpe

We all look forward to seeing you at upcoming AACC meetings & events!

Membership Corner 2 Doris Rice

6 Fran Bauer

Dennis Corona

Cindy Cutro

Jose Diaz

8 Phil Keiser

9 Dianne Habel

Alice Peters

13 Charlotte Shuletsky

14 Gerry Goodin

Bonnie Serfass

19 Bruce Carney

20 Lisa Dove

22 Jim Karch

Chris Keiser

Judy George

Rich Piccirilli

24 Nancy Ringhoffer

Barbara Sluzynski

26 Lou Soto

30 Carol Bachl

Wed., Jun. 10 | Well then, Putt‐U! It’s time again for our

annual meeting / round of mini‐golf at Putt‐U. The meeting

will start at 7:00 pm under the pavilion. Club members are

welcome to stay for a free round of golf. The meeting will be

conducted regardless of weather, but if conditions don’t

cooperate (again), we will return on June 17th for golf only.

Please bring your ‘Vettes!

Got Putter Envy? Gary George (‘93, ‘10)

Activities Updates If you plan to ride the bus to New York City on Nov. 14th

to see Wicked, your $125 payment is due by May 13. This

event is sold out but there is a standby list (in case folks

don’t pay on time).

There is only room for one (1) more couple to follow the

leader on the 2015 Mystery Trip (Oct. 05‐11).

Contact Jeff Mohring (610‐392‐6898) to participate.

A trip to Longwood Gardens is being planned by Joanne

Warmkessel. The date and itinerary have not been final‐

ized, so stay tuned for more info.

My Marketplace Marty Hegyi’s My Marketplace

feature at meetings will resume in

October and run through March

of each year, when club activities

are less frequent. So use this time

to think about what you want to

share with the group!

Membership | Events

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2015 Club Charities Announced Wed., Apr. 25 | President Jeff Mohring announced the results of voting for AACC’s charities for 2015. Of the 13 local

charities on the ballot, these five received the highest number of votes:

PA Wounded Warriors Inc.— Offers support and financial assistance to PA wounded veterans and their families, in‐

cluding home repairs, utility payments, short‐term rent/mortgage payments, medical bills, and medical eqt. not cov‐

ered under govt. programs.

Second Harvest Food Bank — Helps thousands of people who are struggling to put food on the table throughout their

six‐county service area. Last year, 7 million pounds of food were distributed to over 69,000 needy neighbors.

Cancer Support Community of Greater Lehigh Valley — Provides free programs of emotional and social support, edu‐

cation and wellness activities to people with cancer and their families, friends and caregivers. The aim is for people af‐

fected by cancer to lean ways to regain control, reduce stress and isolation, and restore a sense of hope for a better

quality of life.

St. Luke’s Cancer Compassion Fund — Provides support to oncology patients going through cancer treatments.

Hope for Veterans — Helps homeless veterans and their families in PA/NJ area with housing searches, assistance with

landlord disputes, support services, employment services, linkages to community resources, and temporary financial

assistance. Also offers housing where veterans can reside for up to two years while rebuilding their lives.

The club will donate $600 to each of the above named charities. A special thanks to Sandi, Brian, Sam , and Ed from

Faulkner Chevy for each donating $100 to bring the PA Wounded Warriors total donation up to $1,000!

Springfest Is Coming! Historic Photos Sought Watch for more on AACC’s Springfest Corvette Show

(Sun., May 03) in our June edition of the ‘Vetter’s

‘Letter. We will post event photos and winners.

Lifetime and “long-tenured” members of AACC, I’m look-

ing for pictures of club members, their cars, and/or events

from the 1900s! Kevin and I have amassed a large collection

of photos since joining the club in 2000, but we haven’t even

seen many from before that time.

I would like to use some older photos in our New Member

Guide and on the website. I’m also thinking that they might

be useful in preparing something for the club’s 50th anniver-

sary, which isn’t all that far away...

All original photos will be scanned and returned as soon as

possible.

Thanks, Michelle Minnich

AACC News

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Show Off at Our Sponsor! Sat., Jun. 13 | AACC partners with Faulkner Chevy‐Cadillac for

their 4th Annual Car Show. This event runs from 9am‐3pm, is

open to ALL vehicles and is free to attend!

Faulkner will provide a DJ and trophies. AACC will handle

day‐of‐show registration and parking. Food will be available.

You can either sign‐up in person at the dealership or register

online through Faulkner’s website (www.faulknermotors.com/CarShowRegistration).

Sun., Jul. 12 | AACC active and potential members are invited to display their Corvettes at the

Naval Reserve OTC Family Day (1400 Postal Rd., Allentown, PA). Celebrating the 100th Anni‐

versary of the Naval Reserves, this event from 10:30am—3:00pm will be a special time. Re‐

servists and their family members will award two trophies. Attendance is free and a compli‐

mentary lunch is included; however, you must pre‐register with Marianne Mosher at a club meeting (610‐554‐1401,

[email protected]).

Fri., Apr. 10 | About 30 club members met at Martin Guitar for a tour of the factory and lunch at

Mivajos afterward. There were two groups of 15 who took the tour. It was very interesting and

informative. All of the handcrafting involved in making the guitars is quite impressive. There were many different

stations of people doing very intricate work as our guide took us through the plant.

He said about 20,000 people a year take the tour. That means if you work there,

you are on display a lot. After the tour we checked out the gift shop and the Martin

Guitar Museum. The group then headed over to Mivajos for lunch.

Thanks to Mike and Cindy Cutro for organizing

the event and to Curtis Purdy for coordinating

the free tours!

Image by

David Kimble Photos by

Len Feinberg

154 Photos @

100 Years of Naval Reserves

Martin Guitar Tour Len Feinberg (‘15 Z06)

Coming Events | Event Reports

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Sat., Apr. 11 | Spring has Sprung and AACC is getting into Springfest spirit. A judging clinic was held Saturday afternoon

in the service arrival area at Faulkner Chevy (Bethlehem, PA). Rick Serfass put on a very informative presentation of

what to look for when judging the Corvettes at Springfest. For those of us not judging, it also provided a guideline for

detailing our cars. Thanks, Rick! (Due to the strong attendance, the second seminar on April 18th was canceled.)

Sun., Apr. 19 | A large group of Corvettes and their respective owners met at the Park & Ride to caravan up to the

Stroudsmoor Country Inn for their American Harvest Buffet. When we arrived at Stroudsmoor, we met with a smaller

group of members who were already on site. In all, about 35 Corvettes were parked in the lot — everything from Rick

and Bonnie Serfass's 1960 to two 2015 Z06s. The buffet included soup, salads, shrimp, fish, pasta, an assortment of

meats, and dessert. If you did not get enough to eat, it must have been your strong willpower, because it surely was

not for a lack of choices. After lunch, some members took the more scenic (and fun) drive south along Route 191. A

good time was had by all. Special thanks to Mike and Cindy Cutro for organizing another great event!

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Corvette Judging 101 Len Feinberg (‘15 Z06)

Stroudsmoor Country Inn Len Feinberg (‘15 Z06)

Photos by

Len Feinberg

46 Photos @

Event Reports

Image by

David Kimble Photos by

Len Feinberg

112 Photos @

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Wed., Apr. 01 | It's official...America On Wheels will have neighbors! A Clas‐

sic Car Restoration facility will be moving into the Klein Building, a property

across from America On Wheels. This will be a thematic approach to

Allentown's waterfront redevelopment that will become the "Automobile

Corner of America", right here in the Valley! We couldn't ask for nicer

neighbors. Welcome to Al & Alex Ruozzi of RB Collection who restores and service classic, vintage and exotic cars. (The

Ruozzis current shop is in Trexlertown, PA and they were a trophy sponsor for Fiberglass & Steel 2014.)

Fri., Apr. 24 | 2016 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Offers New Design Packages, Connectivity and Technology

Enhancements

New for 2016:

Twilight Blue Design Package

Spice Red Design Package

Jet Black Suede Design Package

Corvette Racing Yellow Tintcoat and Long Beach Red Metallic Tintcoat exterior colors

New standard wheel design offered in silver, black, black machined and chrome

Carbon Flash badge option deletes the chrome bar on the front grille

Carbon Fiber Hood option features a visible weave section

Flat‐bottom steering wheel

Available two‐tone GT seats – red or gray – offered in leather or suede

Red or yellow stitching option offered on Stingray 3LT Jet Black interior

Power‐cinch feature for coupe hatch and convertible trunk latches

Front curb view parking camera offered on Stingray 2LT/3LT

Magnetic Ride Control is available on Stingray models without the Z51 package; includes Z51‐style wheels and rear spoiler

Enhanced Chevrolet MyLink

After garnering more than 20 industry awards in 2014 and earning another spot on Car and Driver’s coveted 10 Best list

for 2015, the Corvette Stingray powers ahead for 2016 with appearance, connectivity and technology enhancements

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Restoration, Anyone? AmericaOnWheels.org

Corvette News

2016 Corvettes Revealed CorvetteMuseum.blogspot.com

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2016 Reveal Continued

that offer customers more personalization choices and convenience features.

Three all‐new, color‐themed design packages – Twilight Blue, Spice Red and Jet Black Suede – lead the charge, offering

custom‐tailored appearances that elevate the Stingray’s presence on the street or track, while features such as an

available front curb view parking camera and power‐cinching latch for the coupe’s hatchback or convertible’s trunk

enhance convenience – and add an extra measure protection.

Along with all that’s new with the 2016 Corvette Stingray, it carries over an unmatched combination of performance

and efficiency. Power comes from the 6.2L LT1 V‐8 rated at an SAE‐certified 455 horsepower (339 kW) and 460 lb‐ft of

torque (624 Nm) – and 460 horsepower (343 kW) and 465 lb‐ft (630 Nm) with the available performance exhaust sys‐

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We recognize that our AACC club members have many choices for events to attend. While this news‐

letter will focus on those events sponsored by the club and endorsed by our Board, we also wish to

recognize club member accomplishments at other shows throughout the Lehigh Valley.

Apr 18 | Bethlehem AVTS 4th Annual Car Show: Jim Peters, 2nd Place in class

Apr 25 | 2nd Annual Michael Aquilina Memorial Car Show: Jim Peters, People's Choice Award

If you won a trophy at a non‐club event, please notify the Newsletter Editors. Photos will not be published due to

space limitations.

Winner’s Circle

Corvette News

Spice Red Interior Images: SuperChevy.com

Twilight Blue Interior

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tem. The LT1 engine is offered with a seven‐speed manual transmission with Active Rev Match and a paddle‐shift eight‐

speed automatic transmission that offers quick shifts on par with the world’s best dual‐clutch transmissions – delivered

with the smoothness unique to a transmission with a torque converter.

Corvette Stingray’s powertrain enables manual‐transmission Z51‐equipped models able to accelerate from 0‐60 in 3.8

seconds – 3.7 seconds with the eight‐speed automatic – and run the quarter‐mile in 12 seconds at 119 mph, while the

Corvette’s chassis and suspension features contribute to 1.03g in cornering grip and stop from 60 mph in 107 feet.

The Corvette Stingray backs its performance capability with the greatest efficiency of any sports car on the market with

more than 450 horsepower, delivering an EPA‐estimated 17 mpg city driving and 29 mpg on the highway with the

seven‐speed manual transmission.

Corvette Stingray is offered in 1LT, 2LT and 3LT trim levels.

Design Package Details

The three new design packages offered on 2016 Stingray offer customers more choices for a tailored look and feel of

their Corvette. Each gives the vehicle a distinctive, customized appearance that reflects the different roles the Corvette

plays in different customers’ experiences – from high‐performance to grand touring.

Each is offered on Stingray 3LT coupe and convertible models with the following details.

Twilight Blue Design Package: Offered in Shark Gray, Blade Silver, Arctic White or Night Race Blue exterior colors Convertibles feature a blue top and Shark Gray tonneau inserts Shark Gray accent vents Polished Motorsport wheel Black or gray brake calipers Wing rear spoiler included on Stingray models without the Z51 package Optional tri‐color stripe package Special Twilight Blue full‐color interior color Magnetic Ride Control required on Stingray models without Z51.

Spice Red Design Package: Offered in new Long Beach Red Metallic Tintcoat, Shark Gray, Blade Silver and Arctic White exterior colors Convertibles feature a Spice Red top Polished Motorsport wheel Wing rear spoiler included on Stingray models without the Z51 package Special Spice Red full‐color interior color Magnetic Ride Control required on Stingray models without Z51.

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Jet Black Suede Design Package:

Offered in Black, Blade Silver, Arctic White and Torch Red exterior colors Convertibles feature a black top Satin black wheels with red stripe Red brake calipers Wing rear spoiler included on Stingray models without the Z51 package Carbon Flash exterior badges Satin black hood extractor and graphic Special Jet Black sueded microfiber interior – with sueded microfiber steering wheel and shifter Carbon fiber (high gloss) interior trim plate Magnetic Ride Control on Stingray models without Z51.

Corvette Stingray Design

Corvette Stingray’s provocative exterior styling is as functional as it is elegant. It makes a bold design statement that

embraces the advanced technology of the car, while enhancing its overall performance in everything from the wind

tunnel to the track.

All Corvette Stingray models with the Z51 Performance Package feature integral coolers for the rear differential and

transmission (the transmission cooler is also included with the optional automatic transmission). For coupe models, the

air intakes are integrated on the rear quarter panels; and on convertible models, the air intakes are integrated into the

underbody.

Airflow through the differential and transmission heat exchangers exits through the aircraft‐inspired taillamp vents and

lower‐rear fascia air outlets. The Z51 Performance Package also includes brake‐cooling ducts, a unique rear spoiler and

additional air deflectors for enhanced track capability.

Additional exterior features include:

Heated outside mirrors are standard on all trim levels and a driver’s auto‐dimming outside mirror is standard on 2LT and 3LT trims

Removable carbon fiber roof panel (body color) is standard on all coupes; a transparent roof panel is available Visible carbon fiber roof panel is available on 2LT and 3LT Dual roof packages including solid and transparent removable roof panels are available on 2LT and 3LT coupes;

solid roof offered in body color or carbon fiber Exterior badges offered in available Carbon Flash (chrome is standard) Stinger‐type and dual racing stripe packages are offered in several colors 18 x 8.5‐inch front and 19 x 10‐inch rear wheels are standard on Corvette Stingray. Silver‐painted aluminum is

standard; chrome, black and machined black finishes are available 19 x 8.5‐inch front and 20 x 10‐inch rear wheels are standard with the Z51 Performance Package. Silver‐painted

aluminum is standard; black machined aluminum (new for 2015), chrome and black finishes available

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New FE2 Magnetic Ride Control on Stingray enables Z51 wheels and rear spoiler without the Z51 Performance Package.

Exterior colors: Laguna Blue Tintcoat, Daytona Sunrise Orange Metallic, Corvette Racing Yellow Tintcoat, Arctic White,

Blade Silver Metallic, Black, Shark Gray Metallic, Long Beach Red Metallic Tintcoat, Torch Red and Night Race Blue Me‐

tallic.

Handcrafted, Technologically Advanced Interior

The Corvette Stingray interior blends fine materials and craftsmanship with advanced technologies that contribute to a

more connected and more engaging driving experience. Every feature and detail is designed to enhance the driver’s

connection to the Corvette, starting with the fighter jet‐inspired wraparound cockpit and continuing with supportive

seats and high‐definition, configurable screens.

A comparatively small, 14.1‐inch‐diameter (360 mm) steering wheel – with a new flat‐bottom design – fosters a more

direct, immediate feel to directional inputs. The attention to the driver extends to the smallest details, including the

flat, precise stitching on the steering wheel designed to provide a smooth, consistent feel.

Precise and elegant stitching also is seen in the available Napa leather trim on the seats. Two seating choices are of‐

fered: a GT seat for all‐around comfort and a Competition Sport seat with more aggressive side bolstering that provides

greater support on the track. The frame structure for both seats is made of magnesium for greater strength. Several

trim combinations are offered for the seats:

1LT: GT seats with perforated Mulan leather seating surfaces or Competition Sport seats with leather seating sur‐faces and sueded microfiber inserts

2LT: GT or Competition Sport seats with perforated Mulan leather seating surfaces; GT or Competition Sport seats with leather seating surfaces and sueded microfiber inserts

3LT: GT seats with perforated Napa leather seating surfaces; Competition Sport seats with perforated Mulan leather seating surfaces; GT or Competition Sport seats with leather seating surfaces and sueded microfiber in‐serts. Also: leather‐wrapped instrument panel and suede‐wrapped upper trim.

All models feature a fully‐wrapped interior, where every surface is covered with premium, soft‐touch materials. Avail‐

able materials, depending on the trim level, include Napa leather, aluminum, carbon fiber and micro‐suede. There’s

even a micro‐LED screen for the passenger’s climate control placed below the vent on the dash, away from the per‐

formance features on the instrument panel.

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Additional interior features include:

Available Performance Data Recorder (included with the navigation system) Color driver information center is standard on all trim levels Electric‐locking glovebox Eight‐inch‐diagonal color touch radio with Chevrolet MyLink is standard on all trim levels; a navigation system is

standard on 3LT and available on 1LT and 2LT. Includes behind‐screen storage compartment Bose® nine‐speaker premium audio system is standard on 1LT Bose® 10‐speaker premium audio system – with bass box – is standard on 2LT and 3LT Head‐up display with color readouts – including g‐meter in track mode – is standard on 2LT and 3LT Keyless access with push‐button starting is standard on all trim levels Rear‐vision camera is standard on all trim levels Front parking camera is offered on 2LT and 3LT trim levels Power tilting/telescoping steering column is standard on all trim levels Heated and ventilated seats are standard on 2LT and 3LT Leather‐wrapped steering wheel is standard on all trim levels; and a sueded microfiber‐covered steering wheel is

included with suede competition sport seats Sueded microfiber‐wrapped upper interior trim package is standard on 3LT and includes headliner, visors, trim

above windshield and rear window, A‐pillar trim and area around quarter window

Interior colors: Gray, Jet Black, Kalahari, Brownstone and Adrenaline Red.

Driver‐Oriented Technologies

At the core of the Corvette Stingray’s driver‐focused technologies is the cockpit‐mounted Driver Mode Selector, which

allows drivers to optimize the car for their driving preference and road conditions via five settings: Weather, Eco, Tour,

Sport and Track.

The Tour mode is the default setting for everyday driving; Weather mode is designed primarily for added confidence

while driving in rain and snow; Eco mode is for achieving optimal fuel economy; Sport mode is for spirited road driving

and Track mode is for track use.

Up to 12 performance parameters are adjusted with the selection of each mode, including:

Gauge cluster configuration: The Tour, Eco and Weather modes feature displays for trip data, audio and naviga‐tion; Sport mode shows classic, easy‐to‐read sports car gauges; and Track mode’s configuration shows a gauge design based on the Corvette Racing race car display with lap timer

ETC (Electronic Throttle Control): Adjusts the throttle input curve for the selected mode for improved respon‐siveness

Paddle‐shift automatic transmission: Adjusts shift comfort and shift points

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Active Fuel Management: in normal mode, the LT1 engine uses V‐8 power; in Eco mode the engine can operate in V‐4 mode to improve fuel economy until aggressive acceleration is called for

Exhaust (active exhaust system): The system adjusts the timing of the electronically controlled exhaust valves to enhance audible feedback from the V‐8 depending on the drive mode

Electronic limited‐slip differential (Z51): Adjusts the rate at which the limited slip engages, to balance between steering response and stability in different driving conditions; more aggressive performance in Sport and Track modes

Steering: Assist effort is adjusted in the modes to provide the driver with the correct steering feel for the driving condition

Magnetic Ride Control: Adjusts shock damping based on road conditions, from optimized comfort to perform‐ance driving

Launch control: Available in Track mode for manual and automatic transmissions, providing maximum off‐the‐line acceleration

Active handling (StabiliTrak stability control): A “competitive” setting is available in Track mode and is more suited for on‐track conditions. It can also be disabled, giving the driver complete control

Traction control: Weather mode tailors traction control and engine torque for driving in inclement conditions Performance Traction Management: Available in Track mode and offers five settings of torque reduction and

brake intervention for track driving.

Three configurable displays, including a pair of eight‐inch screens and color head‐up display, deliver personalized infor‐

mation and convey the different performance parameters of each drive mode.

The two eight‐inch screens offer excellent visibility in direct sunlight, with 650 cd/m2 of brightness for the one inte‐

grated into the instrument cluster and 1,000 cd/m2 of brightness for the one in the center stack, making them among

the brightest screens in the industry. The screen in the center stack also features touch‐screen control with gesture

recognition and can be lowered to reveal a hidden storage compartment that includes a USB input for device charging

or uploads.

Performance and efficiency

The LT1 is offered with an all‐new seven‐speed manual transmission with Active Rev Matching. It incorporates rev‐

matching technology for upshifts and downshifts. This driver‐selectable feature can be easily engaged or disengaged

via paddles on the steering wheel. The seven‐speed is used with a new dual‐mass flywheel and dual‐disc clutch, which

deliver greater shift quality and feel through lower inertia. The transmission with the Z51 Performance Package in‐

cludes specific close‐ratio gearing for more aggressive driving.

An available eight‐speed paddle‐shift automatic transmission, designed and built by GM, delivers world‐class shift

times that rival the best dual‐clutch designs. Its availability makes Corvette Stingray one of the few sports cars to offer

a conventional manual transmission and an eight‐speed automatic.

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2016 Corvette Z06 C7.R Edition CorvetteMuseum.org

Corvette News

Fri., Apr. 24 | Chevrolet today introduced the 2016 Corvette Z06 C7.R Edition – a road‐going, track‐capable homage to

the Corvette Racing C7.R racecars. It’s offered in Corvette Racing’s signature yellow livery – or black – with coordinated

exterior and interior accents.

Only 500 examples of the C7.R Edition will be built when they go on sale later this year – and all will include the Z07

Performance Package with carbon ceramic brakes, as well as a specially serialized vehicle identification number.

“Corvette Racing’s legacy and technology were significant influences on the development of the Corvette Z06 and the

new C7.R Edition honors the very direct link between the racecar and the production model,” said Harlan Charles, Cor‐

vette product and marketing manager. “It also advances Chevrolet’s plan to offer special‐edition models that offer a

unique, personal ownership experiences, which become important parts of Corvette’s legacy.”

The complete list of content and unique features for the 2016 Corvette Z06 C7.R Edition includes:

Offered on coupe and convertible models with 3LZ trim Available in Corvette Racing Yellow Tintcoat (new for

2016) or Black exterior colors C7.R Edition graphics package Z07 Performance Package with Brembo carbon ceramic

brakes and Michelin PS Cup 2 tires Yellow brake calipers Black wheels with yellow accent strip and Corvette Rac‐

ing‐logo center caps Visible carbon fiber ground effects package New visible carbon fiber hood section Grilles and vents finished in Spectra Gray Metallic Jet Black leather interior with sueded microfiber accents

on the instrument panel and doors Sueded microfiber‐trimmed Competition Sport Seat, steering wheel and shifter Yellow contrast stitching throughout the interior Carbon fiber interior trim package (high‐gloss) Corvette Racing sill plates Numbered C7.R Edition interior plaque showing the build number, starting with VIN

700001 Special indoor car cover with C7.R graphics.

“The Z07 Performance Package enhances overall performance to make the Corvette Z06 one of the most track‐capable

cars you can buy off the dealership floor and still drive it to work every day,” said Charles. “Combined with the 650‐

horsepower supercharged LT4 engine, true aerodynamic downforce and performance technologies such as Magnetic

Ride Control, Performance Traction Management and an electronic limited slip differential, the Corvette Z06 C7.R Edi‐

tion offers capability matched only by an elite fraternity of the world’s supercars and special‐edition exclusivity that is

sure to make it an instant collector’s item.”

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Faulkner Chevrolet Cadillac

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Local: (610) 867-4177

Sales: (855) 535-9080 Service: (855) 450-0639

Sandi Kirby Sales Manager

Direct: (610) 849-1150 [email protected]

NEW 2015 Shark Gray Metallic Stingray 3LT Coupe, Jet Black leather-wrapped int., 6.2-L (455HP), 7-spd. Manual, 3LT Pkg (Memory, Power seats, MyLink/Nav, Sueded upper trim, Napa leather inserts, Leather-wrapped interior, Heated & cooled seats, Performance Data Recorder, HUD), Black machined wheels, Underhood liner with crossed flag logo, Front premium carpet mats, Carbon Flash badges, Carbon Flash spoiler and outside mirrors. (VIN#...16889) MSRP $72,795...................See Sandi!

USED 2006 Victory Red Convertible, Cashmere Int., Black Top, 6.0-L, AT with Paddle Shift, HUD, Magnetic Selective Ride Control, Memory Pkg., Dual Zone A/C, 3.42 Performance Rear Axle, 1-owner, CarFax,11,162 mi. (VIN#...8294) $39,995 List ..................................................................................................................See Sandi!

And here’s preview of coming attractions — Faulkner is expecting their first ATS V

Coupe during May. Be sure to stop by the

dealership or visit their website for the

latest on this addition to the V family!

AACC members receive 10% off GM

Service, Parts and Accessories.

See Sandy about our vehicle discounts.

Present your membership card to

enjoy the savings!

ALL CORVETTES

purchased from

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include a free

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NCCC Partners with NCM and Motorsports Park Apr. 02 | The National Council of Corvette Clubs has stepped forward to sponsor a garage at the NCM

Motorsports Park and will be hosting their first event at the Museum and track Memorial Day week‐

end.

"Having a sponsorship of a garage at the track is a great way to get our name out in front of Corvette owners who like

to have fun with their car," NCCC President Dave Heinemann said. "We use the car, not just show it. I see this as a col‐

laboration and an opportunity for not only us to grow our membership, but for the Museum to grow theirs as well."

The NCCC is comprised of nearly 300 Corvette clubs totaling over 17,000 members in the U.S. and is the largest non‐

profit, all volunteer Corvette organization in the country. Membership for the NCCC is $35 the first year, and $25 re‐

newal annually.

Museum Received Three Awards Apr. 02 | The National Corvette Museum was presented with three awards by the National Association of Automobile

Museums at their annual conference.

The awards received include: 1st Place: Film and Video, Sinkhole at the National Corvette Museum; 2nd Place: Web‐

site, NCM Motorsports Park; 3rd Place: Newsletters and Magazines, America's Sportscar Magazine.

2019 Caravan Captain Named, Volunteers Sought Apr. 09 | Hosted only once every five years, the next National Corvette Caravan is slated for Labor Day weekend, Au‐

gust 28‐31, 2019, marking the 25th Anniversary of the Museum. Leading the charge in planning the caravan is Jeffrey

Duda of Hainesport, NJ, a Lifetime Member of the Museum and previous co‐captain of the New Jersey 2014 and 2009

Caravans.

"As soon as I returned from the 2009 Caravan, I began work on the 2014 NJ Caravan and again I was the Co‐Captain,"

Jeff said. "The advance planning paid off, as this Caravan was just spectacular with over 3,000 Corvettes from across

the world joining the drive to Bowling Green to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the NCM. It was so much fun plan‐

ning the event and others could see the enthusiasm I had. I was contacted by Paul Mariano, the National Caravan

Chairman, and by Karen Renfrow, the Events Manager at the NCM and was asked to become the 2019 Caravan Na‐

tional Charman. It was a task that I was honored and humbled to accept the position," Jeff added.

Regional caravans will form and join other caravans as they travel across the United States to meet in Bowling Green,

Kentucky for four days of festivities at the National Corvette Museum. An event such as this requires years of planning

and coordinating. All help is appreciated! If you would like to volunteer to be a Caravan Captain, please email Jeff at

[email protected].

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NCM News & Events

NCM

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NCM News & Events

Roll With Us to Bloomington Gold Apr. 16 | Each year the Museum hits the road to bring the fun of Corvette to different parts of the country. This June

we will be traveling to Illinois and Indiana for a tour of Mid America Motorworks and MY Garage Museum, dinner

cruise to Tuscan Hills Winery and fun at Bloomington Gold Corvette Show at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The travel dates are June 23‐28. Registration is $1000 members / $1040 for non‐members for the primary registration,

$300 members, $340 for non‐members for the passenger. The non‐member fee includes a discounted one‐year Mu‐

seum membership.

Plan a Club Visit Apr. 16 | Whether you are a member of a Corvette Club, or you have a group of car buddies with different makes and

models consider planning a club visit to the Museum this year!

We offer special packages for clubs that can include Museum and Corvette Plant tours, boxed lunches, road tours, ac‐

tivities at the NCM Motorsports Park and more. Check out more details online — www.corvettemuseum.org/clubs/.

Seeking Car Part Art Apr. 24 | This fall we are hosting an exhibit featuring artwork made from recycled car parts. Artists are

invited to apply to display a piece, and approved works will be exhibited September 18, 2015 through

January 8, 2016.

If you have a business that would be interested in displaying a piece of art after our exhibit, we offer a

limited number of sponsorship opportunities.

Find more NCM news online at www.CorvetteMuseum.com

or call 1.800.53.VETTE(538.3883).

National Corvette Museum, 350 Corvette Drive, Bowling Green, KY 42101.

© National Corvette Museum 2015

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Current NCM Raffles

Black Z06 Cpe | 8spd AT, 2LT, 1000 tix @ $250 ................................5/14

Arctic White Cpe | 8spd AT, ZF1, 2LT, 1500 tix @ $100 ....................5/28

2015 Events

C4 Gathering.......................May 14‐16

MiM LeMans Tour ................Jun 11‐21

NCM Cruise to Greece/Italy ..Jun 20‐27

VIR HPDE...............................Jun 29‐30

NCM HPDE ............................... Sep 3‐4

21st Anniversary Celebration . Sep 3–5

MiM Boots, Fun & Fast ....... Sep 14‐19

MiM 1‐Lap of KY Tour.............Oct TBD

Vets 'n Vettes ..........................Nov 5‐7

NCM HPDE ......................... Nov 14‐15

NCM

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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 Editors are responsible for ad content or for any exchanges as a result of ads published.

NEW!! 1976 Coupe — 350, AT, A/C, T-Tops, Tilt & Telescoping Steering Wheel, Power Windows & Door Locks,

38,000 original miles. Garage kept, inspected through 8/2015. Asking $15,800. (Dolores, 717-652-4512)

AACC Car!! 1978 Anniversary Coupe — 25th, 2-tone Silver, Red leather int., AT, A/C, Alloy Wheels, AM/FM

stereo w/ 8-track, PB, PS, PW, Tilt/Tele. All original, everything works great! Suspension redone 1999, new seats in

2013, brand new carpet. 63,212 miles. Garage kept, 3-owner. (Dennis, 215-679-2719, [email protected])

AACC Car!! 1986 Coupe — Black/Red int., AT, AM/FM/Cass., Good condition. 126,000 miles. $6,500.

(Frank, 610-849-2470, [email protected])

NEW!! AACC Car!! 1993 Coupe — 40th Anniversary Edition, AT, all original and working with only 17,000 miles!

Ruby Red exterior and interior, dual roofs, Z07 performance pkg. w/ FX3 suspension, original window sticker and

other items. Asking $18,900. (Gary, 610-282-0129)

1993 Coupe — Hunter Green, base model, Tan leather, 6-speed Manual, Glass removable roof panel, good condition,

2nd owner. 34,500 miles. Asking $15,900. (Pete, 484-577-5186)

2000 Convertible — Light Pewter / Black interior / Black top, 6-spd, Active Handling and Ride Control. 6,500 miles

& All Original! (Joe; H: 610-366-8842, C: 610-762-8860)

2003 Coupe — 50th Anniversary edition, 6 spd, 11,500 miles, Anniversary Red, Shale interior, 350 HP,

Magnetic ride, 2 roofs, 12-disc CD, Power seats, fleece indoor cover, service records, window sticker ($51,975),

original leather-covered manual. Garage kept, no winter driving. $25,900 firm. (Bob, 610-349-5219 leave message)

2014 Coupe — LimeRock Green, 7-speed manual, 2LT, Multi-mode exhaust, Nav, Bose, Chrome wheels, 1938 miles.

Spotless!! Private estate sale in Ventnor City, NJ. (Fred, 609-457-3911 or Lou, 908-501-6921)

WANTED — AACC member, Bob Levers, is looking for a 2006 Coupe with the Z51 package and an automatic

transmission. No Black or yellow, please! If you know of one that is available, contact Bob at [email protected].

Old Radios Repaired — Analog only, not digital. Specializing in OEM radios from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. Cost is

$125.00 + parts. If I can’t fix it, there is no charge! (Tom, 610-751-5314)

Auto Detailing Services — Now that 'we' are retired and have some spare time on our hands, Jeff Mohring & Jim

Fagan are looking for some side work by detailing vehicles. It does not have to be Corvettes, we can detail most

anything with wheels! Please contact us at [email protected] or 610-392-6898.

Free Trophies available for donation to worthy purpose/charity. Contact Frank at [email protected].

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