April 2010 Newsletter - Corvettes of Buffalo

VETTE NEW S
Volume 29, Issue 4
April 2010
President’s Corner
Wha t’s Happening
Spring has finally sprung. Even though the
temperature is still in the 40’s most days, the salt has
been washed away by the rain and we are starting to
see cruise cars on the road. Hopefully the weather
keeps improving and we should see members
bringing their rides to the April 10 meeting and to
the Annual Dinner Dance on April 17. As a
reminder if you signed up to attend the dinner but
have not paid, the April meeting will be your last
chance to pay. Please make your check out to
Corvettes of Buffalo and hand it to one of our cochair persons Connie Giovino or Lynn Ienco. They
will record your name and pass the check to our
treasurer, Mel.
On Wednesday, March 24 we held our
annual Calendar of Events meeting. Over twenty
members were in attendance. The members came
up with some new events to spice up the cruise
season along with many old favorites. As you know
on any given night of the week there are several
cruise nights to choose from. With our membership
extending from Southern Ontario down to the
southern tier of NYS it is tough to figure which
cruise to attend to socialize with COB members. In
order to visit different cruise nights possibly in your
town, I have suggested a “Cruise Night of the
Week” rotating to different locations in WNY. With
so many to choose from starting in May and running
to the end of September it was necessary on some
weeks to plan on 2 cruises a week where we hope to
see a large contingent of members.
April 10
COB Club Meeting
Clarence Church
April 17
COB Annual Dinner Dance 2010
Diamond Hawk Restaurant
 April 24
Food Bank’s Cruise for Charity
2 PM – 5 PM Club Paradise,
3950 McKinley Pkwy, Blasdell,
 April 25 Dunkin Donuts Swap Meet
8 AM – 1 PM
2200 Sheridan Dr. @ Belmont,
Tonawanda, NY
 April 25 WNY Maple Festival Car Show
9 AM – 3 PM
Rt. 16 Franklinville, NY
Corvette Season is Starting
Spring has sprung!
Get your Vette out of storage.
Start it up, wash it, wax it, drive it!
Make as many club events as you can and enjoy the
Corvette life with as many club members as you can.
The calendar of events is listed in this month’s issue.
Print it and keep it next to your calendar!
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www.corvettesofbuffalo.com
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Officers
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President
Frank Pastore
716-694-9024
Our secretary, Joan Meegan will be typing
up a list of events for Jim Bonus to post on our web
site for all members to see, plus any interested
Corvette enthusiasts.
For those interested in attending Vettes at
the Beach, Sylvan, NY (near Syracuse) July 24-25 I
have booked 15 hotel rooms for a one night stay on
July 24 at Vernon Downs, 4229 Stuhlman Rd,
Vernon, NY 13476. Call 315-879-3400 for reserving
a room at $119, double occupancy, non-smoking
room. The reservation is under Corvettes of
Buffalo.
Finally if you ordered COB apparel, it will
be delivered at the April meeting. Marianne will call
you prior to the meeting to give you the total
amount due.
Vice President Rich Zahner
716-225-1188
Secretary
Joan Meegan
716-688-0087
Treasurer
Mel Skeide
716-876-1194
Boa rd of Directors
Bruce Mussehl
Skip Polowy
Mike Buccilli
Ron Giovino
Lowell Rothenberger
716-864-8459
716-741-7677
716-648-2037
716-691-8684
716-675-9467
Committees
Membership
Dan & Debbie Wroblewski
716-542-2041
Newsletter
Jim & Linda Bonus
716-695-7643
Phone Comm.
Maureen Polowy
716-741-7677
Sunshine Comm. Karen Rothenberger
716-675-9467
Webmaster
Jim Bonus
Activities Dir
Frank
COB Anniversa ries
11th
14th
Frank Pastore
COB Birthda y s
9th
11th
17th
22nd
22nd
22th
Meeting every second Saturday of the month at
First Presbyterian Church
9675 Main St. Clarence, NY
Meeting starts 7:00 p.m.
Corvettes of Buffalo is open to all Corvette
owners and enthusiasts over the age of 21
Visit us at
Barb Hoffman
Jim Lawson
Bob Meegan
Reas Graber
Debbie Wroblewski
Dave Huber
To COB Members
Thank you for the lovely spring bouquet.
Your thoughtfulness and kindness is greatly
appreciated. Also, many thanks for the cards and
get well wishes.
Sincerely,
http://www.corvettesofbuffalo.com/
Send Articles To:
Jim Bonus,
1012 Castlebar Drive
North Tonawanda, NY 14120
E-Mail : mailto:jwbonus@roadrunner.com
Maureen Polowy
Submissions must be in by 24th
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Debbie & Dan Wroblewski
Marianne & Frank Pastore
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We then discussed a date to pick up the car
and it was decided that March 17th. St. Patrick's
Day would also be our day.
We arrived at Bowling Green Ky. on the
evening of the 16th. and the next morning were
picked up at our hotel by Ron Barton, a delivery
team member assigned to us for the day. We opted
to go to the factory first and took the guided tour
to watch the production process in a more detailed
and laid back manner than what we were allowed
during the 50th. anniversary in 03 or the museums
anniversary last fall. At the end of the assembly line,
Ruth was summoned and entered a brand new
coupe and was allowed to start the vehicle for the
first time and was then given a certificate attesting
to the fact that she had assisted in the "birth" of
this car. Unfortunately we could not video or still
picture this event. But upon leaving the factory we
were allowed to photograph our C.O.B. logo in the
lobby display case, something that was not possible
on the clubs two previous visits
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UPDATE FROM 03
In the July 2003 issue of this newsletter I
submitted a article entitled "First one, Last one"
referring to our 2000 coupe and our first Corvette a
1962 340 h.p. convertible. The 2000 was destined to
be our last Corvette and was treated , maintained
and upgraded as such.. Then the C-6's were
produced and I was mildly impressed, but our
coupe was relatively new and we were well satisfied
not only with its looks but also with its
performance.
After last summers trip to Saranac Lake, I
received a correspondence from the Meegans (Joan
& Bob) and Joan had highlighted a article from
Saranac’s Found Caravan Club newsletter which
extolled the virtues of the new Grand Sport. My
interest peaked and I began research on the
Corvette Forum, other automobile websites and
magazines. The Vette fever grew and after some
long discussions it was decided that the 2000 would
not be the last one.
Our quest for a Grand Sport was eventually
abandoned due to the additional cost over a base
coupe and the fact that it was set up as a
performance vehicle. We then started pricing
standard coupes and found that the prices too were
pretty much standard. During this endeavor, I
received a call from Joan who related that the
owner of Upstate Chevrolet in Attica N.Y. would
like to meet me and discuss a possible purchase. In
January 2010 we took a ride to this dealership and
met owner Frank Bork who incidentally owns six
Corvettes and coincidentally whose father in law
happened to work in the same profession as I did
and is a person who I know.
Frank introduced us to his sales manager Al
Ficarella and after some additional deep thought it
was decided to go forward and order a 2010 Crystal
Red Metallic coupe with the museum delivery. I
received a call from Al about a week after the sale
and he informed me that the TPW (target
production week) for the vehicle was February 15,
2010. I waited about a week after this TPW and and
called Lori Bieschke who is the Assistant to the
delivery manager at the Corvette Museum and she
informed me that our car was indeed built on the
15th. and was at the museum.
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Jim who is a good size guy had to put with
all his weight on the material while his employee
pulled and finally attached it to the inside of the
fenders. Now, as installing the splash guards was
out of the question because we wanted to get on
the road and additionally this install would require
the rear wheels to be pulled along with some
drilling. I had come prepared though, and applied
blue painters tape to the rocker panels and the
wheel wells and Jim gave me a hand to speed up
the process.
If you go to Bowling Green and need
Corvette help I suggest you contact Jim. He is a
colorful person, a lifetime member of the museum,
former Corvette (Pirate Race Team-I think) racer
and quite knowledgeable and willing to talk to you,
and he has some great Vette stories.
The story doesn't end here. I had
previously had a GM bra and some splash guards
delivered to the museum and I foolishly thought
that these items could be installed before we left
the premises because there was no way that the car
was going to be driven some 600+ miles on
interstate roads without some sort of "protection".
There would be nothing worse than arriving home
with a brand new car with sandblasted rocker
panels, wheel wells or a front end with stone chips.
Unfortunately the add ons could not be
attached, so here I was under the museums portico
feverishly attempting to attach the bra as the
museum was preparing to close for the day.
Realizing that this was going to be a futile effort, I
implored Ruth to go inside and determine if Gary
could suggest some nearby auto shop who could
assist me. We were fortunate to be sent to Jim Van
Dorn, owner of AUTO MASTERS & Corvette
specialists which was located just down the road
from our hotel. Early the next morning I took the
car to Jim and turned it over to his
employee/technician who went to work installing
the bra all the while wearing blue surgical gloves.
During this process, I nearly had a fit
because from my vantage point in the office I saw
the vehicle was about to be raised on a four point
lift and I asked Jim "what for?" and he replied it
was done so that his guy would not have to lie on
the ground during the project. I watched as both
men checked the lift points along with the proper
metal jacking pucks and they were very careful to
see that the lift did not contact the rockers. For
those who question how hard could it be to snap a
vinyl panel on the front of a Vette, let me tell you
it's not a one person task on the first attempt.
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With the large number of membership
currently in Corvettes of Buffalo, becoming familiar
with NCCC sponsored events presents a much
wider spectrum of corvetting activities than what we
have traditionally been involved in.
To close, language of affiliation with
National Council of Corvette Clubs is totally
appropriate in the bylaws of an NCCC affiliated
corvette club.
O.K., with the car taped up, we left B.G. and
headed to Dublin Ohio and the Drury Inn where the
club had stayed last September. We arrived in time for
the last 45 minutes of the FREE cocktail hour and
then proceeded to have dinner at the nearby
Macaroni Factory, also where the club had dined
previously.
After an overnight stay, we headed back to
C.O.B. country and arrived safely that afternoon.
During the ride home, we had to vary our speed so as
to break in the engine which had a mere 7 miles on
the odometer when we left Kentucky and thus the
trip took a little longer than usual. Arriving home, we
had over 600 miles on the clock and managed almost
27 m.p.g., which is not bad for a brand new 430 h.p.
small block V-8.
Sincerely, Ray
Tech Tip
C-5 owners…
Before the 2010 cruising seasons start do
you want to clear up all those annoying codes that
keep popping up on your dashboard display? Try
this easy procedure before you drive over to the
dealer.
To Clear DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) on C-5
DIC (Diagnostic Information Center)
1. Turn ignition ON (engine OFF)
2. Press RESET to acknowledge any warning
messages present.
3. Press and hold OPTIONS and press FUEL 4
times within 10 seconds.
4. System enters display mode(Automatic mode)
Manual mode will start at end of Automatic mode
sequence or
can be entered anytime by pressing any button
except E/M.
(E/M is pressed to exit diagnostic mode.)
To clear a code:
While code is displayed, hold RESET until code
clears.
You will hear a beep.
DIC Button
Function
FUEL
Previous DTC
GAGES
Next DTC
TRIP
Previous System
OPTIONS
Next System
E/M
Exit Diagnosis
RESET
Clear DTCs
Press E/M to exit or remove key.
For a more detailed description on Diagnostic
Information and Procedures
see GM Service Manual Page 4-485
Revive the wave!
Bruce Mussehl
NCCC Governor
Hello, My name is Ray Schafer and I am a
founding member of Corvettes of Buffalo since its
inception in 1981.
A known fact of longevity and success is
having written procedures. I believe that there should
be language outlining functions of which National
Council of Corvette Clubs(NCCC) should be
included. It is a phenomenal feeling belonging to a
national organization. Our clubs' name is known
across the continental United States and we are
welcome to join functions in other areas with
open arms. Our club is shielded from financial
liability that may happen during any of our events of
which there are many with the membership growing.
Maintaining membership in National Council
has been a topic of conversation every three to five
years within Corvettes of Buffalo. The membership
of Corvettes of Buffalo has traditionally not
participated in regional events, although, we are
welcome to partake at these events.
The main benefit that Corvettes of Buffalo
has historically utilized is the affordable insurance
protection that is provided through membership in
N.C.C.C. The personal liability issue of Corvettes of
Buffalo in the event of an unforeseen catastrophic
event is protected under the umbrella of NCCC
insurance.
Dick Brownlee
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This is the coverage that provides medical
expense and loss of wages for the driver, all
occupants of the car, and any pedestrian that may be
involved in the accident, no matter who is at fault.
Additionally, a DWI, DUI, DWAI remains on one’s
motor vehicle record for TEN YEARS. That
violation alone will cause one to be ineligible for
Classic Car Insurance and will result in a drastic
increase in the cost of regular car insurance too. If
you become impaired, Be Smart……DON’T
DRIVE, call a friend, take a cab, or drive with a nondrinking designated driver.
I you have any questions regarding Classic
Car Insurance or any type of insurance, please feel
free to call Ron or Jodi at 716-362-7394,
jgiovino@walshins.com, we are always here to help.
In our next news letter, we will give you
specific information regarding the coverage’s and
limits of Personal Injury Protection, (No Fault).
CLAS S IC CAR INS URANCE
CORNER
Believe it or not, we only have one or two
months before car show, cruise nights, and just
plain having fun with our classic cars is in full swing
again !
The 17th annual 2010 Cavalcade of Cars,
which was held March 5th - 7th. The indoor car
show was held at the Erie County Fairgrounds in
Hamburg, New York. Again, it was a smashing
success. Classic cars came from all over the country
and locally. It was very exciting to see all the classic
cars that were so tastefully restored. There were
Stock, Custom, Street Rods, Rat Rods, Lead Sleds,
Pro Street and Race Ready vehicles. Some of the
vehicles were professionally restored while others
were restored by their owners. One thing for sure
was that they were all beautiful, creative, and
tastefully constructed.
The wonderful participants of the Kustom
Kulture Pin Striping crew came from all over the
USA to raise money for the Handicapped Children
Learning Center. Thousands of dollars were raised
as a result of the donations received for pinstriped
art items, a silent auction, a Chinese auction and
personal items brought in for pin striping. As usual,
they did a fantastic job and they continue to
participate every year. If you missed the show this
year, mark down the dates and try to attend next
year. Bring a youngster with you, they will certainly
enjoy this dynamite event too !
As the 2010 Classic Car and Motor Cycle
season begins, I would like to relay some important
information that may prove helpful to you regarding
driving “under the influence” of alcohol or drugs.
Those of us who consume any amount of the
foregoing become impaired, to one degree or
another. Our reaction time is often slower, or
judgment and good sense can become altered. A
sober accident is bad enough, but an accident that
involves liquor or drugs is devastating. The amount
of physical and mental suffering that can be
inflicted upon those that we love, friends and even
strangers is immense. If the driver of a vehicle is
impaired at the time of an accident, the Personal
Injury Protection, (No Fault), portion of the auto
insurance policy is “VOID”.
Cruise Safely and Have Fun,
Ron & Jodi
Classic Car Insurance USA
COB Presenting the Check at the KED Telethon
NCCC Log o Cling
To order a NCCC logo window cling send a check
for $1.00 payable to NCCC.
Send to:
NCCC
3701 - S92ND St.
Milwaukee, WI 53228
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2010 Calendar of Events
The following Events were reviewed by the Board of Directors and Calendar Committee to help members select and plan your
participation. This list is updated periodically and we expect additional events/updates announced as the season progresses.
This calendar will be distributed to members and additional copies available upon request. The updated calendar will also be
posted on our web page. Since there are many other weekly cruises and events we may attend—talk to fellow members and
share your ideas & interests during the season. Our goal is have fun, meet new people and enjoy our Corvettes!
April 10
April 17
April 24
Shows and Events – 2010
COB Club Meeting
COB Annual Dinner Dance 2010
Food Bank’s Cruise for Charity
2 PM – 5 PM
Club Paradise, 3950 McKinley Pkwy, Blasdell, NY
April 25
Dunkin Donuts Swap Meet
8 AM – 1 PM
2200 Sheridan Dr. @ Belmont, Tonawanda, NY
April 25
WNY Maple Festival Car Show
9 AM – 3 PM
Rt. 16 Franklinville, NY
May 1
May 2
May 8
May 8
May 22
Tech Event at Pat Seifert’s
Rod & Customs 26 Annual Swap Meet
TBA
Info: Frank Pastore
9 AM – 3 PM
Rose Garden Rest., 2753 Wehrle Dr. Williamsville, NY
Cars, Coffee, Cruise @ Panera Bread
8 AM – Noon
1747 Sheridan Dr. @ Delaware Road, Tonawanda, NY Also: June 5, July 10, Aug. 14, Sept. 11
COB Club Meeting
Newstead Fire Company 1st Annual Show
9 AM – 4 PM
Info: Rich Zahner
5691 Cummings Road, Akron, NY
May 22
May 23
May 25
May 30
May 31
June 2
June 4 – 6
June 6
Cars, Coffee, Cruise @ Panera Bread
8 AM – Noon
8200 Transit Rd., N. of Maple Rd. Williamsville, NY Also: June 19, July 24, Aug. 21, Sept. 25
Road Ratz Car Show/Dunkirk Flea Market 10AM – 3 PM
Chautauqua County Fairgrounds, Exit 59 I–90 Dunkirk, NY
Fairgrounds Gaming/Raceway Super Cruise 5 PM – 9 PM
Info: Mike Buccilli
Erie County Fairgrounds, Hamburg, NY
Marine Corp Cruise-In
Noon – 5 PM Info: Kathy Huber
Lake Shore Marine Corp Club, Sheridan, NY
Memorial Day Parade – Kenmore NY
TBA
Info: Mel Skeide
Cruise of the Week #1
Cruisin’ at the Creekside & Concert
5 PM – 9 PM
The Creekside: Union Rd. @ William Street, Cheektowaga, NY
Info: Joan Meegan
Cruisin’ Around the Mountains, Saranac Lake, NY
Lancaster Car Show
8:00 AM
Info: Joan Meegan
Central Avenue @ Broadway, Lancaster, NY
June 8
Tuesday Night Cruise @ Pautler’s
5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
6364 Transit Road, Clarence, NY
June 10
June 12
Cruise of the Week #2
Akron Cruise Nights, Akron, NY
COB Club Meeting
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June 14
Cruise of the Week #3
Buffalo Roadhouse Grillin’
6 PM – 9 PM
1980 Niagara Falls Blvd., Tonawanda, NY
June 17
Charcoal Corral Perrysburg, NY
Depart: 3:30 PM Info: Frank Pastore
(Rain date June 22nd)
June 19
Buffalo Transportation and Pierce Arrow Museum Noon
Info: Pete Ricigliano
with WNY Corvette Club 263 Michigan Avenue, Buffalo, NY
June 20
24th Annual Father’s Day Car Show
10 AM – 4 PM
Darien Lake Theme Park, Exit 48 I-90
June 20
Miller Hose 7th Annual Car Show
8 AM – 3:30 PM
6161 McKee Street, Newfane, NY
June 21
Alice’s Kitchen Super Cruise
5 PM – 9 PM
3122 Alberta Drive @ Sheridan Drive, Amherst, NY
June 23
Cruise of the Week #4
Texas Roadhouse Cruise Corral
4:30 PM
900 Youngs Street @ I 290 Tonawanda, NY
June 25
June 27
13th Annual Wilson Super Cruise
5 PM – 9 PM
COB Upstate Chevrolet Cruise-In at Lime Lake TBA
Info: Frank Pastore
Info: Joan Meegan
Hosted by Frank Bork, President, Upstate Auto Group
June 29
Cruise of the Week #5
Tuesday Night Cruise @ Pautler’s
5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
6364 Transit Road, Clarence, NY
July 1
Cruise of the Week #6
5 PM – 9 PM
Cruisin’ at the Creek—Willow Creek Winery
2627 Chapin Road, Silver Creek, NY
July 4
35th Annual Tri-Five Car Event
8 AM – 5 PM
Info: Rich Zahner
(meet 9AM Clarence High School)
Great Pumpkin Farm, Main St. Clarence, NY
July 7
July 9
July 10
July 11
July 14
Cruise of the Week #7
The Warehouse Exit 56 Blasdell, NY
Paddock Chevrolet Super Cruise
COB Club Meeting
Geneseo Air Show
COB Salvatore’s Super Cruise
Info: Mike Buccilli
4 PM – 9 PM
TBA
5:30 PM – 9 PM
Info: Bruce Mussehl
Transit Rd. @ Genesee Street Rain Date: 7/15
July 15
COB Women’s Event
Info: Sue Brownlee
White Linen Tea House, N. Tonawanda, NY
July 22
July 24
Cruise of the Week #8
5:30 PM – 9 PM Info: Frank Pastore
Cataract Cruisers Car Club Academy Park, Lewiston, NY
22nd Annual UAW-GM Powertrain Show 10 AM – 5 PM
2995 River Road, Tonawanda, NY
July 24-25
Vettes at the Beach
Info: Frank Pastore
Sylvan Beach, Syracuse, NY (Show on 25 th)
July 24
July 25
July 28
July 30
6th Annual Super Cruise-Car/Truck/Bike
11M – 3 PM
Eastern Hills Wesleyan Church, 8445 Griener Rd. Williamsville, NY
Dick Pendleton Memorial Classic
10 AM – 4 PM
VFW 2121 Grand Island Blvd. , Grand Island, NY
Cruisin’ at the Creekside &Concert
5 PM – 9 PM
The Creekside: Union Rd. @ William Street, Cheektowaga, NY
Cruise of the Week #9
Friday Night Cruise – Medina, NY
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5:30 PM – 8 PM
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Info: Joan Meegan
August 1
St. Christopher’s Summerfest Car Show
Info: Frank Pastore
Meet @ Lowe’s N.F. Blvd 9:30 AM Depart 10 AM
August 2
A Taste of Clarence & Cruise Night
4 PM – 9 PM
Clarence Town Park, Main St. Clarence, NY
August 6
3rd Annual Super Cruise @ St. Gabriel’s
5 PM – 9 PM
Info: Harry Kwiek
5271 Clinton St., Elma, NY
August 7
Tn. of Tonawanda Hwy Dept. Car Show
11:30 AM – 3 PM
450 Woodward Avenue, Tonawanda, NY
August 8
COB Members Picnic
11 AM – 6 PM
Clarence Town Park—Harris Hill Rd.@ Wehrle Dr.
August 13
Wendleville Classic Car Cruise
4 PM – 8 PM
7349 Campbell Blvd., Pendleton, NY
August 14
August 15
August 16
August 21
Cataract Cruisers Show/Lewiston Art Festival 9AM – 5 PM
6th Annual Corvettes of Buffalo Caravan TBA
Cruise of the Week #10
Ida Fritz Park – Lockport, NY
2nd Annual Ellwood Fire Dept. Show
10 AM – 4 PM
1000 Englewood Avenue, Tonawanda, NY
August 23
Uncle Joe’s Diner
5 PM – 9 PM
RT. 20 – 4869 Southwestern Blvd. Hamburg, NY
August 26/29
August 27
August 29
August 31
Corvettes at Carlisle
Friday Night Super Cruise Medina, NY
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
21st Annual Olcott Beach Classic Show
Vietnam Vets Labor Day Car Show
Toy Town Car Show
East Aurora, NY
Cruisin’ at the Downs Batavia, NY
Info: Mel Skeide
9 AM – 4 PM
6 PM – 9 PM
8 AM – 5 PM
10 AM – 4 PM
Info: John Heffernon
Niawanda Park, Tonawanda, NY
Sept. 11
Buffalo Launch Club Classic Boat/Car Show TBA
Info: Bob Meegan
Buffalo Launch Club, Grand Island, NY
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
COB Club Meeting
Colden Fall Car Show, Colden NY
10 AM – 5 PM
COB Mystery Cruise
TBA
Tubby’s All Clubs Finale Angola, NY 10 AM – 5 PM
October 2
October 3
October 9
October 10
October 30
WWII Museum Eldred, PA
Hilton Apple Fest Hilton, NY
COB Club Meeting
Cruise @ the Peak Car Show Clymer, NY
Hallowine Tour
Niagara County Wine Trail
December 5
COB Christmas Brunch
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TBA
TBA
Info: Mel Skeide
Info: Mel Skeide
10AM – 4 PM
TBA
Info: Lee Buccilli/ Patti Kirkland
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P. O. Box 161
West Seneca, NY 14224
ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED
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