`Vetter`s Letter - Allentown Area Corvette Club

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Allentown Area Corvette Club, Inc.
‘Vetter’s Letter
September 2013
President
Jeff Mohring
610-392-6898
threejsjm@verizon.net
Vice-President
Laura Hegyi
610-730-2695
From the
Volume 20, Issue 9
val Office
This is my last letter as President. I want to thank all of the officers
for their help and guidance. Our membership, meeting and event
attendance have all increased, some to record levels.
A big thank you to all the following:
Secretary
Carol Jenkins
610-317-9277
Treasurer
Janet Mohring
610-965-8593
NCCC Governor
Joel Dean
610-533-2259
Membership
Marty & Laura Hegyi
610-730-2695
aaccmemb@ptd.net
Events
John Kostick, Jr.
610-432-7172
NCM Ambassador
Rich Ringhoffer
610-867-6494
Barb Parsons (Vice President) for all she has done with the attendance and coordinating letters, cards, and gift baskets. Carol Jenkins (Secretary) for doing her
usual excellent job with the minutes. Janet Mohring (financial wizard) for keeping
us solvent. Thanks also to Pete Lileck, for keeping us informed and in compliance
with NCCC. Of course, I cannot forget the Board of Directors, led by John Kostick
Jr., for making decisions that kept us on the straight and narrow. Our newsletter
editors, Kevin & Michelle Minnich, had their hands full with some last minute
President’s letters. (We still have the best Corvette newsletter, bar none.) The
two Richards, DeLeon, and Ringhoffer, did a great job being our Ambassadors to
the NCM. Membership, what can I say about Marty and Laura Hegyi — our membership has climbed to almost 180 members, with 70+ now attending meetings.
Michelle Minnich, our fashion expert, keeps us well dressed and looking smart.
Bud Benton (Webmaster), our computer Wiz, keeps the world informed about us
via the clubs' website.
I am sure our new incoming officers will continue to keep AACC moving forward.
(Continued on page 3)
Newsletter Editors
Kevin & Michelle Minnich
610-530-0923
AACCnewsletter@verizon.net
Webmaster
Bud Benton
610-252-0989
norm2@rcn.com
Sponsored by:
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 Howertown Road, North Catasaqua, PA.
Full menu and bar service are available.
Upcoming Club Meetings
398 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA
Sept. 11 & 25
Oct. 9 & 23
Nov. 13
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Allentown Area Corvette Club
‘Vetter’s Letter | Vol. 20, Iss. 9 | September 2013
September 2013
Club Events
 05-10—AACC Mystery Trip
(just follow the taillights…)
 11—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey,
8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1)
 22—AACC Fiberglass & Steel,
ArtsQuest, Bethlehem, PA (pp.5-6)
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 25—Club Meeting, Blue Monkey,
8 pm, N. Catasauqua, PA (p.1)
 27—Corvette America Plant Tour
Reedsville, PA (p.4)
 28—Buddy Walk Display,
Trexlertown, PA (p.7)
 29—Hawk Mountain Railroad
with EACC, Kempton, PA (p.7)
2013 Events
 Oct 26: Shady Maple Smorgasbord Lunch, East Earl, PA (p.7)
 Oct 29: Charity Fund-Raiser at
Texas Roadhouse (Bethlehem,
PA) (pp.8, 15-16)
 Dec 14: AACC Holiday Party,
Barnhouse Restaurant, Bath, PA
NCCC Events
www.ERNCCC.org
NCCC Events
Please support our fellow East Region NCCC clubs by
participating in these events.
KEY: AX=AutoX, CN=Concourse, FN=Funkhana, PC=People’s Choice, RL=Rallye
9/07: (7)PC, CCCM, Westminster, MD
10/13: (4)PC, YCCC, York, PA
9/08: (2)AX, LCCC, Lancaster, PA
10/20: (1)PC, LCCC, Lancaster, PA
9/14: (3)PC, CVCC, Shippensburg, PA
10/27: (2)RL, CVCC, TBD
9/15: (6)PC, CA, Bowie, MD
11/03: (2)AX, RCC, York, PA
9/21: (2)PC (1)FN, BACC, Whitemarsh,
MD
9/22: (1)PC, AACC, Bethlehem, PA
9/29: (7)PC, CPCC, Wormleysburg, PA
Follow us on
9/29: (3)AX, TCV, Tannersville, PA
10/05: (3)PC (4)RL, FSCC, Ocean City,
MD
10/13: (2)AX, CCA, Columbia, MD
(AX primer class 10/12)
For more information on NCCC
events contact AACC’s Governor:
Joel Dean
610-533-2259
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AllentownCorvetteClub.org
Thinking of You
val Office
(Continued from page 1)
But most of all, I would like to thank the Club for just "PUTTING UP
WITH ME!!” But don't think you have heard the last of me — I will
now be Board Chairman…
Please pray for our service men and women who protect our
country, so that we may enjoy our many freedoms. Save the wave.
Happy Trails,
Frank Shuletsky
Outgoing AACC President
Bonnie Corona (Surgery)
Frankie Grochowski (hospitalization)
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
(610-838-4156, nicki@omnivestgrp.com) or
one of the other Board Members.
Changing of the Guard
AACC’s August 28th meeting marked the final night for officer nominations and culminated in our
annual Election of Officers.
 A special thanks to outgoing leaders!!
Frank Shuletsky [x-P], Barb Parsons [x-VP],
Pete Lileck [x-Gov], and
Bruce Carney [x-BoD].
 Congratulations to the newest officers and Board
members — Jeff Mohring [P], Laura Hegyi [VP],
Joel Dean [NCCC Gov], and Jim Fagan [BoD].
Retained are: Carol Jenkins [Sec], Janet Mohring [Tr],
Gary George & Dave Hornung [BoD]. Dennis Corona was
re-elected to a 2nd term on the Board.
Frank Shuletsky will replace John Kostick as BoD Chairman.
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Membership Corner
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As of AACC’s meeting on July 24 there were:
 180 active members
 3 potential members
The following member was Voted In during August 2013:
Fran Bauer .................................... Bath, PA ................................. ‘08 Cpe.
Tom Bauer, Jr. ............................... Northampton, PA ................... ‘07 Cpe.
Marc Blasko .................................. Coaldale, PA ........................... ‘99 Cpe.
Gene Glenn III ............................... Coplay, PA ........................ no car (yet)
Richard Hackman.......................... Hellertown, PA ....................... ‘80 Cpe.
Noel & Alice Peters....................... East Texas, PA ........................ ‘68 Cpe.
Sept. Birthdays
6
Linda Peters
7
Ed Holaska
9
Sandy Kuhns
10 Linda Shanaberger
13 Gloria Aird
Bill Corwin
Carol Jenkins
16 Cindy Beck
Rick Serfass
The following are Potential Members as of August 28:
Jose Diaz ....................................... Stroudsburg, PA ..................... ‘13 Cnv.
Gary & Pat Peters ......................... Orefield, PA ............................ ‘08 Cpe.
We all look forward to seeing you at upcoming AACC meetings & events!
19 Barb Parsons
20 Bonnie Corona
21 Judy Himmelsbach
23 Ria Sharpe
26 Michelle Minnich
Plant Tour: Corvette America
Fri., Sep. 27 — We have been contacted by
Corvette America, manufacturer of
Corvette parts and accessories, to an open
house at their Reedsville, PA (5165 Old US
HWY 322, Milroy, PA 17063) manufacturing facility on Friday, Sept. 27. After the
plant tour, the Corvette America showroom is just up the street. There you can purchase a variety of parts, accessories and clothing for C1 through C6 Corvettes. (They may even have a few
C7 items already.) The plant is about a 2½-hour drive from Allentown, so
the 11 am tour would be the most feasible for us.
Each tour will last 45-60 minutes, with a maximum of 40 guests per tour. As
Corvette America's manufacturing facility is a working plant, all guests must
wear closed-toe, low-heeled shoes. Safety eyewear will be provided. Tour
group participants must be able to walk and stand for up to one hour.
Details for a meeting point and departure time will be announced at the
club meetings on Sept. 11 and 25.
29 Lisa Denning
Brent Peters
30 Sandy Greenzweig
Proudly Sponsored by
298 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA 18017
877-260-1080
faulknermotors.com
2013
Sunday, Sept. 22, 2013
NCCC-Sanction
PNC Plaza at SteelStacks
101 Founders Way @ 3rd St., Bethlehem, PA
 Rain or Shine 
Registration: 9:30-11:30am
Show Time: 11:30am-2pm
Awards: Approximately 3pm
ER-118-001
Pre-Registration
$15
Pre-Registration due by Sept. 16
From Sept. 17 through Day-Of:
$20
Participant Choice Show
Gen1 (‘53-’62)
Gen2 (‘63-’67)
Gen3 (‘68-’82)
Gen4 (‘84-’96) Gen5 (‘97-’04)
Gen6 (‘05-’13)
Gen7 (’14) & Modified (All)
Please bring your donation of non-perishable
food items to benefit Second Harvest Food
Bank of Lehigh Valley and Northeast PA.
*AACC member cars are in separate Participant Voting classes
AACC (‘53-’67) AACC (‘68-’82) AACC (‘84-’96)
AACC (‘97-’04) AACC (‘05-’14)
1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophies in Participant Choice
Max. 2 trophies per entrant
1969
2009
Proceeds benefit
Lehigh Valley Military Affairs Council
The Allentown Area Corvette Club is proudly sponsored by
Faulkner Chevrolet-Cadillac
298 Stoke Park Road • Bethlehem, PA 18017
SteelStacks includes ArtsQuest Center — featuring activities throughout the day...
Free music  Free WiFi in ArtsQuest and on PNC showfield  Visitor’s Center featuring interactive displays
about the Lehigh Valley (Free, 10am-2pm) The Banana Factory Artist Exhibition  Tours of the ArtsQuest
Center & SteelStacks complex ($)  Movies on Bethlehem—The Christmas City and top independent films ($)
Great food at The Mike & Ike™ Bistro  Make it an all-day event by pre-ordering tickets to featured events in
the Musikfest Café ($)  Visit www.ArtsQuest.com for current information and show schedules
It’s only a short walk to the Bethlehem Sands Casino, Hotel & Outlet Shoppes
...plus the eclectic stores and dining along Bethlehem’s South Side
Directions to SteelStacks
From Philadelphia & points south:
Follow Northeast Extension / I-476 to Exit 56 for the Lehigh Valley. Follow signs for PA-22 East, then take PA-378 S
towards Bethlehem. Left at bridge onto W 3rd Street. Travel on 3rd St. for approx. 1 mile . . .
From Harrisburg & points west:
Take I-78 East to PA-22 East. Take PA-378 S towards Bethlehem.
Left at bridge onto W 3rd Street. Travel on 3rd St. for approx. 1 mile . . .
From New Jersey, New York and points east:
Take I-78 West to PA Exit 67 (Hellertown/Bethlehem). Follow 412 North for 2 miles. . .
From Reading and Lancaster:
Follow Route 222 North to 78 East. Take exit 67 and follow 412 North for 2 miles. . .
From the Poconos and points north:
Follow PA-33 South to PA-22 West. Take PA-378 S towards
Bethlehem. Left at bridge onto W 3rd Street. Travel on 3rd St. for approx. 1 mile . . .
. . . then turn North onto Founders Way. Follow signs to PNC Plaza at SteelStacks!

Please print legibly.
Pre-Registration
due 9-16-2013
GUESTS
Name
Street
SHOW CLASSES:
City
Car Year
State
Zip
Telephone
NCCC Member Number
Club Affiliation
I understand the Allentown Area Corvette Club, Faulkner Chevrolet Cadillac, PNC Bank and/or ArtsQuest are not responsible for loss or injury to
me or my property anytime during this event. I expressly release the promoters from any liability for such loss or injury. I also agree to provide
and pay my own insurance. Alcohol is strictly prohibited on the grounds
during the event. By signature below, I agree to these terms.
Signature
Gen1 (‘53-’62)
Gen2 (‘63-’67)
Gen3 (‘68-’82)
Gen4 (‘84-’96)
Gen5 (‘97-’04)
Gen6 (‘05-’13)
Gen7 (‘14)
& Modified (all yrs)
$15
AACC Members
AACC CLASSES
A12 (‘53-’67)
A3 (‘68-’82)
A4 (‘84-’96)
A5 (‘97-’04)
A67 (‘05-’14)
After 9/16 to Day of Show: $20
Mail check or money order to “AACC”:
c/o Michelle Minnich
364 Natalie Drive
Allentown, PA 18104
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EPDSC Buddy Walk & ‘Vette Display
Sat., Sep. 28 — AACC members are invited to display their Corvettes at the Valley Preferred
Cycling Center (“Velodrome”, Breinigsville, PA) as part of the annual Eastern PA Down
Syndrome Center “Buddy Walk.” Your $15 registration fee includes one (1) T-shirt and two
(2) meal passes (Domino’s pizza—cheese or pepperoni) per car. Display cars must be on-site
by 1pm; the event runs from 2-6, with the walk at 3pm. (Someone will watch the display
cars.) Learn more about this charity and the event on their website, www.epdsc.net.
Watch for a sign-up sheet circulating at club meetings during September.
Ride the Rails with EACC
Sun., Sept. 29 — AACC members are invited to join fellow Corvette
enthusiasts from Easton’s club for a scenic train ride aboard WK&S’s Hawk
Mountain Line. Rides begin at 1, 2, 3, and 4pm. Price for a ride ticket is $10
per person, but $1-off coupons are available. You can ride all day with just
1 ticket. The railroad will designate a (free) special parking area for the
Corvettes where “Quick Shade” tents can be erected. There are several
dining options on-site: a refreshment stand serving burgers & hot dogs, A General Country Store (at the far end of the
train ride), Kempton Hotel (easy 1-1/2 block walk from the station), or the traditional BYO. There are ample picnic
tables available. The ride begins at 42 Community Center Drive, Kempton, PA. Ernie Perna will advise of a meeting
location and time for AACC participants.
Shady Maple Smorgasbord (Lunch)
Sat., Oct. 26 — Our tradition continues for driving and food with another visit to
the Shady Maple Smorgasbord. The group will depart the north-side parking lot at
Cracker Barrel (Fogelsville, PA) at 10:30am. East Earl, PA is our destination — about
an hour’s drive from the Lehigh Valley.
Arrive hungry because their smorgasbord features 46 salad bar items, 3 soups, 8 homemade breads, 4 cheeses, 8
meats, 14 vegetables, 10 cold desserts, 3 hot desserts, 8 pies, 6 cakes, an ice cream sundae bar and many beverages.
Price for adults is $19.49 and seniors aged 60-89 $17.55. Visit www.shady-maple.com/smorgasbord/daily-menu-pricing
for more information on the menu, a listing of gluten free items, and additional pricing policies (including a gastric bypass surgery discount).
After lunch, everyone can do their own thing. Attractions include Shady Maple Farmer’s Market, Reading Outlets,
opening weekend of Oktoberfest at Stoudt’s Brewery (Adamstown, PA), and Renninger’s Antiques (Kutztown, PA).
Corvettes are always welcome, but this will be a rain-or-shine event.
Sign up at a club meeting or by contacting Laura Hegyi at 610-730-2697 or nicki@omnivestgrp.com.
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Steaks for Adam
Tue., Oct. 29 — A charity fund raiser is being organized at the Texas Roadhouse
location at Rte. 33 and Freemansburg Ave. (Bethlehem, PA). Members can dine
from 4 to 10 pm and 10% of your food purchases will be donated to the Race for
Adam Foundation. Watch for a sign-up sheet. The event flyer appears on p.15-16.
THE COUPON (on p.15) MUST BE PRESENTED for the donation to be made.
Additional flyers are available at club meetings, so please share these with your friends and family to make this fundraising effort an even greater success!!
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Lehigh Valley Wine Art Music Festival
Kevin Minnich (‘00)
Sat., Aug 3 — The inaugural event hosted by Upstate Wine Festivals was held
at the Schnecksville Fairgrounds. 12 AACC Corvettes were on display, with custom show boards detailing the performance of each. The Mauch Chuck Motorheads also displayed their vehicles in various
states of restoration. Attendance was light so
it was easy to maneuver the grounds and sample the wines and mead from eight PA wineries, cheeses from local organic farms, and
stroll through the crafters showing their handiwork. A jazz trio played on the main
stage throughout the day. Participating display cars were offered a choice bottle of
wine by host, Antler Ridge Winery. We anticipate an even bigger event in 2014.
 Sharon Carney &
Linda Shanaberger
Photos by
Kevin Minnich
Stoudt’s Corvette Show
Len Feinberg (‘13)
Sun., Aug 4 — A small group left the Easton Park & Ride and headed to Stoudt’s Corvette Show in Reading, where they
were met by the AACC Breakfast Club led by John Kostick. There was a record turnout of over 140 Corvettes covering
all generations packed into the small lot and adjacent field. Small dash cards and a commemorative dash plaque were
presented upon entry. There was no official judging or voting and Stoudt’s randomly drew car numbers for cash prizes,
ranging from $25 to $100. A pretty nice deal for a free show...
Photos by
Len Feinberg
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EACC’s Vettes For Pets
Sun., Aug. 11 — Well it was a beautiful day in the neighborhood for EACC’s Vettes for Pets 16 held at Meuser Park in
Wilson Borough. It was a great show with a record turnout of 251 vehicles including motorcycles, pickups, a few Corvettes, a Bradley GT, and a very interesting $90,000 COPO Camaro. The park setting had everyone parked on the grass
with plenty of shaded areas. There was a Chinese auction, door prizes, 50/50, a car display by Chevy 21, and plenty to
eat. The Center for Animal Health and Welfare also had some of their 4-legged residents who were available for adoption. The Center brought some items for sale and was collecting food donations. One man even brought in a dolly with
four large bags of dog and cat food, which totaled over 100 pounds. There were awards presented for the top 25 participant choices. In addition there were three special awards: Best Paint, Best Engine and the President’s Award.
Marty Hegyi (‘69 Vette) was among the Top 25 winners. Dave Parsons won the handmade quilt made with past Vettes
for Pets T-shirts.
Photos by
Len Feinberg
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Bob Gredlics: a Celebration of Life
Sat., Aug. 17 — On June 14th, AACC founding member, Bob Gredlics passed away from Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD),
a rare, fast-moving and untreatable brain disease. His daughters, Melissa McCaverty and Michelle Kovacs,
arranged for a Celebration of Life ceremony at a fitting venue, the Macungie Memorial Park, in the afternoon preceding
a monthly cruise night. Over 30 Corvettes met a short distance north of the park with the intention of arriving in force
to honor Bob. Logistics soon became an issue at the meeting place, and we made a last-minute call to the Macungie
Police department for traffic control. They happily obliged and sent an officer within minutes, who first stopped traffic
on the busy PA-100 so we could all pull out, then raced ahead of the pack to stop traffic once again so we could enter
the Park. Bob’s beloved ‘59 and ‘63 were already parked by the pavilion when our Corvettes arrived.
O’Connell Funeral Home (Bethlehem, PA) coordinated the event which included a presentation by a Life Celebrant and
offered the opportunity for attendees to say a few words as well. The most poignient words came from Bob’s daughters and closest friends, including fellow-AACC clubber, Bob Wetherhold. It was a very nice service and even featured
photo boards, food and drinks for all to enjoy.
 Melissa McCaverty
& Michelle Kovacs
Photos by
Kevin Minnich
 Bob Wetherhold
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AACC Family Picnic
Sun., Aug. 18 — The weather was nice (for the most part) for the large group of 80 AACC members, spouses, grandchildren, and a few special guests. The shaded pavilion atop the hill at Bicentennial Park (East Allen Twsp.) was the location for this meeting of food, games, and fellowship. There was plenty to eat and drink from appetizers that included
deviled eggs, shrimp, various chips, veggies and pretzels (with dips), at least three different salads, and much more.
The main course was catered by Dickey’s BBQ and featured pulled pork, beef brisket, shredded chicken, baked potato
casserole, BBQ beans, green beans, and honey rolls. Since the day was also Janet Mohring’s birthday, Jeff surprised her
with a special cake complete with candles and group singing. And there was still a little more to eat — cupcakes,
brownies, cookies, and fruit salads. If you went home hungry, it was your own fault! Members played various yard and
table games when not eating. Thanks to the Mohrings, Minnichs, and Hegyis for coordinating the day.
Photos by
Len Feinberg
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Carlisle 2013
Fri.-Sun., Aug. 23-25 — The Corvette community once again headed to Mecca (a.k.a. Carlisle County Fairgrounds) for
the 30th Annual Corvettes at Carlisle. While many club members were spotted walking the grounds during the 3 days
of the event, quite a few of us could not make it. Neither words nor photos do the event justice, but here are a few
teasers to hold you over until next year...
 Another driver takes off in a
‘13 GS ‘Vert at the Chevy Test Drive
 ‘09 ZR1 parts car
 Frank Shuletsky’s ‘69 in the Corral
 Paul Koerner
tech session
 ‘63 Rondine Concept Car (it’s steel!!)
 Phil Keiser sizes up the C7
 Wil Cooksey’s
burnout car
Photos by
Kevin Minnich
 2013 marked the 50th anniversary
of the ‘63 Split-Window, this year’s marque
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Jamison Publick House Luncheon
Sat., Aug. 30 — It’s not an AACC event unless there is food involved. Sometimes, the event is
ONLY about food. That was the case this day when 41 converged on the Jamison Publick House
in Pennsburg, PA. The historic restaurant is owned and operated by the sister of club member
Linda Roberts. Most everyone brought their Corvettes to enjoy the $16.50 meal (drink, tax and
tip included). Popular entrees included their fish & chips, pastrami sandwich, and chicken Caesar salad. After lunch, Marty Hegyi held a sign directing folks to “Hegyi’s Veggies” where Laura
distributed the bounty of her home garden to anyone wanting some freshly picked goodies.
Incoming President’s Address
Hello Corvette Enthusiasts,
Being Club President is something completely new to me. I’ve been a member of AACC for 10 years. During my ten
years of membership Kevin Minnich, Susan Hornung, John Kostick, and Frank Shuletsky served as our club leaders. In
my opinion each of these did a wonderful job as President. If it weren’t for their leadership, our club would not be in
the position we are today. I would like to say “Thank You” to these folks for their years of service and leadership. Without them, I would not be where I am today being the newly elected President of AACC. I would like to also thank the
membership for having the confidence in nominating me and electing me to this office.
It is my wish to have the same successes these folks have endured and I’m positive that with your help, patience and
guidance our club will continue to prosper and grow.
Regards,
Jeff Mohring
(Incoming AACC President)
AACC ROADIES
RALLY FOR ADAM
A “Restaurant Night”
Fundraiser
WHEN
October 29, 2013
4pm - 10pm
WHERE
Texas Roadhouse
Bethlehem/Easton Location
4463 Southmont Way, Easton, PA 18045
610-515-0225
JOIN THE ALLENTOWN AREA CORVETTE CLUB IN SUPPORT OF
THE RACE FOR ADAM FOUNDATION! You don’t need a Corvette to
help the family of Adam Recke in the search for a treatment
and cure for Niemann-Pick Type C disease! 10% of all food
purchases will be donated to the Foundation.
BRING YOUR
FAMILY &
FRIENDS! ALL
ARE WELCOME.
NIEMANN-PICK
DISEASE is a rare
genetic neurodegenerative disorder for which
there is no cure. The Race
for Adam Foundation is a
volunteer, nonprofit
association committed to
helping all families who
suffer from the disease
and promoting awareness
of it.
PRESENT THE
COUPON ON THE
REVERSE to your
www.raceforadam.org
www.allentowncorvetteclub.org
server to ensure proper
credit is donated to the
Race for Adam Foundation.
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Faulkner sold their last 2013 Corvette on the lot — an Arctic White Grand Sport Coupe 4LT — to AACC
members Scott & Jeanette Marakovits on Aug. 29th. While Scott & Jeanette are enjoying their new baby,
Faulkner is eagerly awaiting their first allocation and is always willing to deal! Keep checking their website
or even drop by the dealership to stay on top of their Corvettes and other Chevy and Cadillac inventory.
Be sure to check out the Marakovits’s ‘05 if it hits Faulkner’s used car lot — she was a real beauty!!
ALL CORVETTES purchased from Faulkner Chevy include a free 1-year AACC membership!
Faulkner still has over 140 new models on the lot — from the exciting new Cadillac ATS to
the 2014 Chevy Silverado — there is something to get your blood pumping.
Not ready for a new vehicle? Look through their 40+ used vehicles for the right fit!
Service Director
BOB McGARRY……………..Tel: 877-625-6238
Service Advisors
MICHAEL CHIDIAC…….....Tel: 610-849-1159
TJ FLANNERY………………..Tel: 610-849-1160
AACC members receive 15% off GM Accessories and other discounts on
Faulkner services. Present your membership card to enjoy the savings!
Faulkner Chevrolet Cadillac
298 Stoke Park Road
Bethlehem, PA 18017
Local: (610) 867-4177
Sales: (866) 457-4666
Service: (877) 413-1496
Fax: (610) 861-0575
www.Faulknertobesure.com
Parts Manager
RUS GALANTE……………....Tel: 877-260-1080
Jim Gubicza
Sales Manager
Direct: 610-849-1138
jgubicza@faulknermotors.com
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NCM News & Events
Caravan is Coming
Aug 22 | Starting from various cities throughout America, thousands of Corvette enthusiasts will converge on the
home of Corvette for three days of exciting Corvette lifestyle including the grand opening of the National Corvette Mu-
seum Motorsports Park.
Details for the 20th Anniversary Corvette Celebration are still in the planning stage, but over 2,000 have already registered for the event. The Caravan is being coordinated by Paul Mariano, National Chair of the 2014 NCM Caravan, in
collaboration with Karen Renfrow, NCM Events Manager. Information and details on caravan routes can be obtained by
visiting the 2014 Caravan website here.
Caravan registration is $5 per person. Anniversary Celebration registration is free for Museum Lifetime Members, $15
per person for members and $25 per person for non-members. "It is a spectacle not to be missed by any Corvette owner or someone wishing to be one," said Mariano.
Two Hall of Fame Corvettes Unveiled
Aug 29 | Each Labor Day weekend the National Corvette Museum hosts an
induction ceremony for the Corvette Hall of Fame - and for the 3rd year in a
row Chevrolet has created special Corvettes to commemorate the induction of
their shining stars.
This year Chevrolet created two special Corvettes - one celebrating former
Corvette Racing Driver Johnny O'Connell, and one celebrating former GM
Corvette Assembly Plant Manager Wil Cooksey.
Johnny's 2014 Commemorative Corvette is a Cyber Gray Stingray with new Jake emblem on the hood, "STINGRAY"
across the windshield, yellow calipers, and special Team Corvette and Hall of Fame graphics on the doors.
Wil's 2014 Corvette gives a nod to the 2008 Wil Cooksey Limited Edition Corvette bearing a Crystal Red exterior. Chevrolet Corvette Product Marketing Manager said there are some aspects of the car that they can't yet disclose.
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AACC Car!! 1969 Convertible — Bright, shiny red with black interior. 88,965 miles with less than 2,000 miles on
rebuilt drivetrain. 350ci/350hp engine and 4 speed manual. Car is totally rebuilt. (Frank, 610-914-0575)
1978 25th Anniversary Coupe — Oyster interior, “larger” engine, stock CB radio. 17,500. miles. NADA value =
$9,900 - $14,100 range. All reasonable offers entertained. Car is from an estate.
(Ms. Iva Ferris, Paralegal, Harry Newman & Assoc.,PC, 610-867-5005 between 9am-5pm)
1979 Coupe — 350, AT, AC, White w/Oyster interior, Smoked Glass T-Top, new tires, new exhaust, AM-FM cassette , 56k original miles. All original with antique plates. $7,000 OBO. (Kathleen / Bert, 610-797-6568,
kaw635@aol.com)
1987 Callaway Convertible — Red exterior/Beige interior/Beige top, manual, twin turbo, Greenwood Aero kit,
14,000 miles. Excellent Cond. $30,000. (Dennis, 610-625-5054)
1989 Convertible — Dark Blue Metallic with Saddle interior and top, AT, power everything, A/C, AM/FM/Cass,
chrome wheels, Only 16k miles, mint condition! Asking $16,500. (Mary, 908-546-8779)
1993 Coupe – Arctic White/Torch Red int., LT1 300 HP, 6-spd.manual, power leather sport seats, dual roofs (glass &
white), PowerEffects stainless exhaust, ALL ORIGINAL, never in rain, always garaged, always Zymol waxed, original
owner, Pristine/Mint Condition, Showroom New! Concours trophies and awards with ONLY 9,000 miles!!
$15,000. (Bob Starner, Stroudsburg, PA, 570-629-5880 / 570-421-1000 / 570-242-9280 or drstar@ptd.net)
1999 Coupe — Black exterior/Light Oak interior, 6-spd. manual, chrome Z06 wheels, 58,000 miles. Excellent Cond.
$16,000. (Greg, 267-897-5358)
Holley 750 Carburetor — Single pump, dual feed, electronic choke, shiny finish, like new, used less than 100 miles
on a C2. Asking $325. (Gary, 610-767-3605)
Original 1985 Wheels — 16” x 8” complete with lug nuts. Sold as complete set. $400 firm.
(Woody, noonalinda@yahoo.com)
C5 Accessories – Trunk Lid Liner with Logo (almost new, $50); Stainless Steel Battery Cover (new, $40).
(Joel, 610-533-2259, Hjdeanasso@aol.com)
2002 C5 Factory Exhaust — Previous home owner left in attic. Make offer. (John, jkeenan@aol.com)
C6 Full Nose Mask — Black vinyl, flannel napped cotton, embroidered emblem. Used in good condition (not ripped
or torn). Mask only. *New* hardware set available upon request. $75. (Jim, 610-868-9652)
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