September 2007

Corvette Super Sports is a car club made up of Corvette owners with a passion for a fine driving machine, with the goal to participate in and support auto-related activities, such as: car shows, auto-crossing, rallies, drag racing, caravans, cruises, parades, etc. We support (N.C.C.C.) National Council of Corvette Clubs, National Corvette Museum, several social, civic, and charitable organizations. CSS is incorporated as a non-profit organization in the County of Orange, California.

We welcome guests to our meetings on first Tuesday of each month at 7:00PM at "SIZZLER" Steak, Seafood & Salad Bar 1401 N. Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92835 (Harbor Blvd. at Brea Blvd.)

Who’s Who at Corvette Super Sports

Officers Board of Governors President: Greg Glodery Donna Stewart Vice-President: Joe Orrico Tom Cuccio Secretary: Cindy Orrico Ann Meeuwenberg Treasurer: Teresa Cruz Ron DeBartolomeis Newsletter: Kathy Baddley Jim Cooper Webmaster: Jan Works Sal Cruz N.C.C.C.: Ellis Chee

Chairpersons Clothing-Shirts: Scott and Renita Glover Sergeant at Arms: Bill Darke Clothing-Jackets & Hats: Shirley Jones Trophies/Awards: Tom Cuccio Socials: Dealer Rep: Ron DeBartolomeis Charity: Marietta Darke April 14 Car Show Chairman: Ron DeBartolomeis Raffle: Scott and Renita Glover April 14 Car Show Co-Chair: Jim Cooper Meeting Hostess: Linda Norris August 18 Car Show Chairman: Tom Noonan

Historian: Pat & Jan Works Membership/Hospitality: Donna Stewart Banquet: Phone Committee Chairman: Donna Stewart

Don’t forget the Board Meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM. The meetings’ venue will be changed each month to add variety and the location will be announced at the monthly Club meeting. Board meetings are open to all members. We encourage you to attend and welcome your comments pro and con.

Message From the President Hello Club Members, September was another busy month and now we’re into October already! A special thanks to Donna and Dave for the “Wet and Wild” pool party and to Marietta for the day at “Sunrise”. And another thank you goes out to Joe and Cindy for the “pizza party” at the Board of Directors meeting. Also in September, Temecula Valley Corvettes hosted their annual Wine and Roses. Not only did our club members clean up on the raffle prizes and the poker run, CSS won Club Participation! Way to go CSS!

During the last Board meeting I suggested that an election nomination committee be formed to canvas the membership for volunteers as next years Officers and Board members. We will have several openings and need help in finding volunteers for these “high paying” positions. If any of you would like to volunteer, contact Tom N., Donna S. or Tim P. October will be another active month so keeping checking the website for coming events. I’ll see you all at the October general meeting! The Prez

General Meeting Minutes, September 4, 2007

1. Prez Greg opened our September meeting at 7:09pm. And heeerrrree we go! We had a quorum.☺

2. Donna – Guests: a. Tony – for the last 31 years has owned a 1962 – (WITH 8K MILES)! Won the 50th

Anniversary at Bowling Green! Thanks to Larry Farrell for inviting Tony! b. Cynthia & Mike, also belong to So Cal Club. They have a winning 1986. Mike couldn’t

come tonight. They have attended CSS car show for several years now. c. Walter & Kathy Hollada – they spoke with Donna on phone and here they are tonight to

see all our excitement! They live Lakewood and are the proud owners of their first 2005, Magnetic Red – 14K miles. Happy owners!

d. Dennis Dawson – 1st Corvette – bought 2002 Convertible. Needs instructions on how to use the headlights!! (I can relate to that!!) ☺

3. Greg – Club Dues for 2008 are due tonight!!! Please see Teresa. 4. Joe made an ‘unofficial’ announcement that he was nominated for the new RCD position!

Official notice forthcoming. Congrats to Joe, sympathies to Cindy – means work for her too!! ☺

5. Kathy – Newsletter – did anyone try the new recipe yet? Each month we will post a new recipe, so please send one to Kathy Baddley.

6. Jan Works – Just put 105 photos from our last months car show. Please visit our exciting website and if you have any favorite photos, please send them to Jan!

7. Santa Maria Show – Geoff has been converted!!! Geoff drove his first racing Autocross and didn’t breathe the entire time!! He loved it so much, he wanted to drive home with his helmet on, but Ginger gave him ‘the look’!! ☺ Geoff worked the course with me after he drove and all he could mumble was… “I want more… I want more….”

8. Geoff Girvin – his company donated the trophies for our Buena Park Car Show, Geoff delivered a check to us tonight for $706.77. Thanks so much to Geoff and his company

9. Ron DeB and Geoff Girvin – Mike & Kathy Baddley, Larry Camp and Ginger Girvin had to stand up…… (Hal Oberman, Jeff Henninger, Andrea were not here tonight). Geoff Girvin led us in a Happy Birthday/Anniversary song ON HIS HARMONICA!! Good thing the harmonica was louder than our singing!! (The poor people sitting in Sizzler!) AND we have huge apologies to both Larry Farrell and Gary Plean – somehow, somewhere, someday…… oh, they were not on our list – We are so sorry! Special Happy Birthday’s to you both too!

10. Tom Mielke has talent! He made an awesome video of our recent Car Show! It was played during our break! Some of us wished it wasn’t (LOL = Laugh out loud, for me)

11. Tom Noonan – Car Show – had great comments and it was a great show! 89 cars, 94 paid entrants.

12. Greg – made mention of the last months events: John Force, Todd & Linda Brody Train display. Kathy Baddley announced that she needs articles on these events for our newsletter. Someone needs to volunteer. Ed & Linda Norris were the only ones that went to the Las Vegas run – had a good time! 56 cars in the car show. Autocross on Sunday, timing lights and computer shut down – all programs were gone. 2 hours later, the event continued with stop watches! And they placed 1st with a stop watch! Mystery Run coordinated by Jim & Elaine Cooper, started becoming better friends…. Chatted about the fact of having our annual banquet there. Jim & Cindy will be meeting with Tim Miller next Wednesday to discuss details of having our banquet there! CSS would like to show our appreciation; a possibility is to give him free CSS and NCCC. Membership?

13. Joe – Coming Events: a. Dave & Donna’s Pool Party – Sept 8th b. Sunday – Corona del Mar – State Beach c. Beach 101 Cruise in San Diego d. Sept 15th – Temecula Days of Wine & Roses (Lots of fun) e. Next Board Meeting will be held at Joe & Cindy’s Club House f. Sunrise Senior Car Show – Lunch provided – see web site. Please meet Margaret – she

just turned 100 years old – she’s still got an awesome personality. g. Sparks, Nevada Event h. Wild West Corvettes – end of October. i. Oct 28th – Los Alamitos j. Cruizin for a Cure – one day car show – Orange County Fairgrounds – October 22nd –

largest one day car show in the world. i. PLEASE see our website for all events and flyers

14. Jim Cooper - met Systems Products – they would like to set up to come to our meeting and detail some cars. Charity organization for injured Marine Corp personnel. ALL funds go to Marine Corp families.

15. Pat Works Motioned the meeting be adjourned, Joe seconded the motion. Hey! Did anyone notice??? NO JOKES!! REMEMBER: October 16th is ‘NATIONAL BOSS’S DAY’ October is approaching…. “Witch” means the Halloween candy is coming out soon!!! Tiny candy bars equals no calories – yeah! Respectfully Submitted By: Cindy Orrico CSS Secretary

Newsletter Editor Additional article content would be appreciated. Please submit your suggestions and article content at mbaddley@earthlink.net. We look forward to hearing from you.

Bits & Pieces

Volunteers needed!! The city of La Palma has once again asked for our club's participation providing "Dignitary Vehicles" for their Annual La Palma Days Parade, which combines with the Orange County Veterans Parade, on November 10, 2007. This is a very nice parade, well organized by Mr. Ken Blake, a car enthusiast, who has been coordinating this parade for many years. He has sent us a detailed invitation letter. If you have any questions please e-mail or call Ken Blake directly (ph. # and address on letter) or Rick Miller or Lynn Miller Rick suggests that, as in past years, we can start our fun filled half day of civic giving with a hearty breakfast together before heading to the parade's staging area.

Also in La Palma -- on October 20 -- their ever-popular Casino Night; thanks, Rick, for sending this information.

Save your "no-longer-wants" stuff for a Club Garage Sale that Donna Stewart plans to organize in late September or early October. Let Donna know how you can help. The proceeds will benefit Club activities and charities.

Save your "no-longer-wants" stuff for a Club Garage Sale that Donna Stewart plans to organize in late September or early October. Let Donna know how you can help. The proceeds will benefit Club activities and charities.

Membership Renewal – Action Required

Hello All,

It’s that time of year again please complete the form attached at the end of the newsletter and mail it to me with your check or money order. You can even use cash if you bring it to the next general meeting.

I look forward to seeing everyone.

Teresa Cruz

Now available: Corvette Super Sports license plate frame, call Donna Stewart for information

Calendar of Events

October 2007 2 Tues General Club Meeting

4-7 Thurs-Sun

Corvettes & Ghost Riders' Tombstone Run to Tombstone, Arizona for NCCC Corvette Rallies and a People's Choice Car Show. Website where you can download event schedule, more information

and registration information.

13 Sat Pomona Valley Corvettes' 5th All American Car & Corvette Show in downtown Upland. NCCC sanctioned: 7-WC-434-018. Registration 9 am, judging 10 am to 1 pm, awards at 1:00 pm. Live band, street vendors, photos of your car, prize raffle and silent auction, 50/50 raffle. Flyer

14 Sun 3rd Annual Classic & Custom All Chevy Car Show 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Enderle Center, Tustin, with the Orange County Vintage chevrolet Club of America. Open to 1982 and Older Vintage Chevrolets only. Awards selected by participants. Pre-registration (reduced fee) due by October 6. Website where you can get more information and a registration form

14 Sun North County Corvettes of San Diego's Endless Summer 16th Annual Corvette Car Show at Bob Stall Chevrolet in Sasn Diego, Peoples' Choice, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm; awards at 2:30 pm. Flyer

14 Sun Pomona Swap Meet at the L.A. County Fairgrounds, 5:00 am to 2:00 pm, rain or shine; car parts and related items; general admission $8; children under 12 free. Flyer

16 Tues CSS Board Meeting

20 Sat La Palma Chamber of Commerce 4th Annual Casino Night, 6:00 pm, at La Quinta Inn & Suites. flyer

27 Sat Wild West Corvettes' Fall Frolic Car Show; all Corvette and Classic/Street Rods, participants' choice car show in Victorville, at Rancho Motors Chevrolet, 15425 Dos Palmas. NCCC-sanctioned, registration 8-10 am; judging 10-12, trophy presentation 2:00 pm Flyer & registration

28 Sun 6th Annual Wings, Wheels, Rotors & Expo at the Joint Forces Training Base , Los Alamitos. Military/civilian aircraft & helicopters, more than 650 classic & vintage cars and motorcycles, vendors, exhibits and special displays, parking and spectator admission is free. Website for more information; registration form

November 2007 6 Tues General Club Meeting

10 Sat 23rd Annual La Palma Days Parade honoring veterans (combined with the Orange County Veterans Parade) in La Palma from approx. 9 am to noon. CSS Members are asked to help provide the cars for dignitaries in the parade. invitation letter

20 Tues CSS Board Meeting

December 2007

2 Sun Pomona Swap Meet at the L.A. County Fairgrounds, 5:00 am to 2:00 pm, rain or shine; car parts and related items; general admission $8; children under 12 free. Flyer

4 Tues General Club Meeting 18 Tues CSS Board Meeting

Events occurring after December 2007 can be found at the following URl http://www.corvettesupersports.com/frame/frameset.html

Birthdays & Anniversaries Month-by-month list of birthdays and anniversaries celebrated by CSS members. Thank you, Vicki Kump, for keeping track of this. Send changes and additions to her.

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES Terri Noonan 10/15 Joe & Cindy Orrico 10/14/06 Tom Mielke 10/19 Garry & Shirley Jones 10/23/99 Ilona Alciatore 10/23 Ed Norris 10/27 Bud Norris 10/27 Geno Atchinson – 10/29 NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES Dave Alciatore 11/7 Dave & Ilona Alciatore 11/1 Marcia Lynch 11/8 Jim & Elaine Cooper 11/18/72 Ann Wilson 11/22 Scott & Renita Glover 11/21/92 Donna Stewart 11/28 Tom & Terri Noonan 11/28/87 6th Annual Corvette Super Sports Car Show

I would like to personally thank every single person who was involved in the success of our car show. Everyone should be very proud of a job well done. I would like to name every person individually, but I certainly would not want to miss anyone. When I first volunteered to chair this event, I was afraid of what I was getting into since I had never chaired a car show before. Those of you that have been involved in this show before were very understanding and steered me along the way. For that, I thank you. I have been involved in several organizations and I have to say that this club blows away any organization that I have ever been involved with. The participation of each and every one of you is incredible and the club should be honored to have members like this. Usually there are only a couple of people who usually step up, but when the day of the event was here, I could not believe everyone who volunteered their time to make this event a success. I wish I could do more than just say Thank You as words just don’t seem to be enough for what everyone did. Just know that your hard work has allowed us to net approximately $5,400.00 . GREAT JOB!!!!! I am definitely proud to say that I am a member of Corvette Super Sports and each and everyone of you should be proud as well. This is a tremendous organization. Respectfully submitted, Tom Noonan Cruisers Corner Vegas Vettes Ed and I went out to Las Vegas over the Labor Day weekend to participate in the event Vegas Vettes put on and had a really great time. The members of Vegas Vettes were so nice and friendly they made us feel welcome. There was some kind of mix up in the judging at the car show and we were the last car to be

judged it didn’t help that the battery was dead on the car and we couldn’t open the truck for judging. Needless to say we didn’t place in the show. The day of the races everything was going along pretty good when the time clock stopped working so they had to find three stop watches to time the races the old fashion way. Ed took first place in his class. Then to top the weekend off they gave us the hardship award because of our dead battery and the judging snafu. Ed and I will definitely go back next year and we hope some of our club members will be able to go with us, it is well worth the trip. Next year they are planning on having it in April, it should be cooler ☺ Ed and Linda Norris Day of Wine and Roses - Temecula Attending Corvettes of Temecula Valley's "4th Annual Day of Wine and Roses" proved to be another good time for CSS members in attendance. Gary, Ron, Karen, Art, Marjorie, Jill, Scott, Renita, Geoff, Ginger, Cindy, Joe, (+ designated drivers for Cindy's car) Lynn and Rick met at Keno's and headed south promptly at 7 a.m. The ride there was easy, traffic mild, Cal Trans cooperative (no SR-91 closures) and we arrived at the South Coast Winery eager to take on what turned out to be their toughest gimmick rally to date. Is a horse on a gate a sign? The drivers' meeting took place on schedule at 9:45 and the first car left at 10 a.m. With cars spaced about a minute apart all were on there way by 11. As usual the country side was beautiful, the rally directions led us up and down hills, thru twists and turns, in and out of valleys, along side vineyards and past horse farms, all the while we were hunting down clues and answering trivia questions. By the way, when was the 1st engine block heater offered in a Corvette? Uh Uh no cheating!! The route never repeated itself, yet we passed the same cars numerous times in both directions, go figure. Having returned within the given timeframe, all headed for the buffet. What a spread, chicken, hot dogs, deserts, cheeseburgers, salads, potatoes, deserts, more potatoes, breads, deserts, wine and yes desert. Well done, now roll me out to the parking lot, I gotta see if I won any raffle prizes, but wait, they're announcing the 50/50 winner, Congratulations .................................. Geoff Girvin from CSS, nearly $400. Yahoo! Okay, it's time for the Raffle. Scott and Renita win a '94 ZR1 (more on this later), Geoff and Ginger are toting a very nice Wine basket, Lynn's happy with her new C6 travel mug and there's more but I can only remember Joe winning the silent auction for the fuel injectors. Joe, I still want to buy them if you can't use them. Raffles over, it's time to hear the Rallye results. Congrats to Scott and Renita for their 6th place finish in the Gimmick Rallye with only a minus of 8 pts! Ron and Karen scored well finishing within a couple minutes of the Hidden time for a 4th place trophy in this category and Joe and Cindy capitalized on one of the two Poker contests for yet another proud CSS moment. To top it all off Corvette Super Sports won Club Participation Award. Wow! While it was great to receive a trophy all who attended felt they were winners, what a terrific day. Nice rose in your hat gimpy! We left the winery and headed home, scratch that, we headed to another Winery. Wine tasting, 6 glasses for $8 or was it 8 glasses for...........anyway pretty much the whole day was wine, wine, wine, but nobody complained. Okay, now we head for home...... but first how about the Hungry Hunter for Dinner and Drinks. Awe why not, Geoff's buying, or at least he tried to. Oh yeah, about that ZR1 that Scott and Renita won, ........................................ it's a promo model. Check the website for pictures.

Tech Corner - Changing from Run Flats to Standard Tires Over the years, the Run Flat tires have been a compromise for the Corvette Owners who do not have spare tires. The Advantages: You can drive the car for limited number of miles with a flat tire. The Disadvantages: You can’t drive the car with a flat tire. The run flats are much more expensive than standard radial tires. Due to the stiffness of the sidewall, the ride is rougher. Traction and handling are not as good as a standard radial due to the same sidewall stiffness. It should be noted that when the Z06 came out in 2001 and ever since, they have had Goodyear F1 Supercar tires that were not run flats. So in lieu of the run flats, you got a battery powered air compressor and a can of flat fix. So when it came time to replace the tires on Cindy’s 2002 Coupe, I decided to replace the run flats with Kumho MX radial tires (the same street tires I was running on the Z06). When I compared the cost of the Kumho MX vs. Goodyear run flats, it was $825 vs. $1,500, so from a price standpoint it was a no brainer. I went to Pep Boys and purchased a flat tire kit that had a 12 volt compressor and flat fix for around $30, which compared to what the Z06 comes with. I also recommend that you also carry a flat tire “Plug Kit” that has strings of rubber, insertion tools, and some rubber cement to fix a nail or screw hole in the tire. The only caveat is rumor has it that if you use the liquid flat fix in a tire with air pressure sensors it ruins the sensor (the Z06 does not have pressure sensors, the C5 & C6 Coupes & Convertibles do). So you want to try the plug kit before the liquid flat fix. The bottom line is, if it’s more than a nail or screw you are going to need a new tire and won’t be able to drive on it with any kind of tire. Now for the driving impressions, WOW, the tires are much quieter, the ride is softer and the car handles better. The car is much better in transitions from left to right due to the more flexible side walls. It drives like a whole new car! I highly recommend this change if you can justify living without the run flat feature. Go see Ron’s Wholesale Tire in Stanton, he has an ad in the Corvette Super Sports Newsletter for the Kumho Tires or any other brand you prefer.

Submitted By: Joe Orrico

Racers Corner

Jake, the C6.R COVETTE RACING TEAM MASCOTT, Behind the Corvette Race Car C6.R Skull Logo

The Corvette Racing factory team cars and uniforms sport a skull logo named “Jake.” A GM trademark, Jake was born at Le Mans in 2004. The C6.R Racing Mascot was inspired by a flaming skull drawing and a "take no prisoners" message scrawled on the Corvette pit wall at Le Mans in 2004. Jake has been on the winning Vettes ever since - both at Le Mans and in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS). This year, at the 2007 race, "Jake" celebrated his third 24 Hours of Le Mans. Today, Jake is everywhere–including on crew members’ shirts and on the ground for the team’s pit stalls. The demonic skull-and-C6 logo appears on the ALMS/Le Mans Corvettes’ nose and tail plus on the B-pillars. Besides appearing on larger areas of Corvette Racing’s C6.Rs, the skull is seen on T-shirts, signs, stickers, tattoos, jewelry, and its own Corvette-funded Web site: badboyvettes.com. The acceptance at GM-Corvette has been so good, that a commemorative poster of Jake appears in Corvette’s two-story Le Mans hospitality estate in France. NCCC and NCM Happenings

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West Coast Region NCCC Governors meeting will be held at the Old California Mining Co. in San Marcos on September 29th. The location of Old California Mining Co. is 1020 W San Marcos Blvd Ste 118, San Marcos, CA 92069, Phone: (760) 761-4900. During this meeting a replacement Regional Competition Director will be voted in to replace our current RCD Les Rajczi. Our own Joe Orrico is one of 3 candidates for the position. I urge all CSS members who are able to go and cheer Joe on the victory. However, only governors are able to cast a vote. By now most of us have voted electronically. Breaking News: The votes have been counted and Joe Orrico is our new Regional Competition Director for 2008.

One of our member recently represented West Coast Region NCCC RCD at the Governors Meeting in St. Louis, MO for RCD Les Rajczi while he was vacationing out of the country. This person was our own Dave Alciatore. Maybe we can have him give us a status report of the high lites during our next meeting.

This is a reminder to all members that the 2008 club dues are due starting September 4th. Deadline date for dues before being delinquent is October 2nd. After that it’s an additional $10.00. Paid Teresa Cruz by mail at 11808 Newgate Ave., Whittier, CA 90650 or during the next meeting.

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$10 Raffle Winner Drawn Congratulations to Terry Larson from Apple Valley, MN (Ticket # 6878) - drawn as the winner of the 2008 Victory Red Corvette Coupe raffle! Terry recently completed a Buyer’s Tour and took Museum delivery of a Black 2008 Convertible. He and his wife are thrilled to be coming back to the Museum soon to take delivery again. Thanks to everyone who participated in the raffle and especially to our members and ambassadors who worked so hard to promote it.

Labor Day Event - A True Celebration! Our 13th Anniversary Corvette Celebration this past weekend was a great success and we couldn’t have done it without our members and volunteers who worked to keep things running smoothly. Over 700 people were in attendance each day and had the opportunity to meet and greet the legends of Corvette as part of the Corvette Hall of Fame banquet and activities, enjoy informative seminars, participate in the celebrity choice car show, enjoy road tours and much more! If you were unable to attend, we hope you can join us next year. If you were in attendance, we invite you to share your thoughts with us on the activities you enjoyed and ideas on how we can make the Corvette Celebration even better. Take our online event survey and help us continue to plan events that meet your expectations. The survey is available at: http://www.corvettemuseum.com/survey/index.shtml - click on “Anniversary Celebration”. See what this year’s celebration was all about by viewing the online event coverage at: http://www.corvettemuseum.com/labor_day/labor07/LD07_1.shtml

Reserve Your Seat at the Monterey and Petit LeMans Banquets October is a busy month for Corvette Racing and you can be part of the excitement at Monterey and Petit LeMans by reserving your seat at the dinners scheduled as part of these races.

The Corvette Corral at last year’s race was one of the largest and this year’s promises to be bigger and better than ever. In addition to the extensive list of corral activities, you will want to reserve your seat at the Friday night banquet. In addition, you can reserve your seat at the banquet of Champions as part of the Monterey Sportscar championship scheduled for October 19 prior to the race on October 20. Find out more about both race celebration banquets at: www.corvettemuseum.com – click on events to register. Seating is limited – so reserve your spot now.

Submitted by Ellis Chee Governor, Corvette Super Sports NCCC West Coast Regional Treasurer NCM Ambassador for Corvette Super Sports SEMA Action Network Representative C5 Registry #W1470

CSS Members Recipes Blueberry Dessert Pizza! 1 Package White Cake Mix 1 1/4 Quick Cooking Rolled Oats (Cooking Oatmeal) 1/2 Cup Butter - Softened 1 Egg 1/2 Cup Chopped Nuts (Pecans best) 1/4 Cup Packed Brown Sugar 1/2 Teaspoon Cinnamon 21oz. Can Blueberry Pie Filling Heat oven to 350. Grease 12" or 13 x 9" pan, or pizza pan if you have one. In large bowl, combine cake mix, oats and 6 tablespoons butter at low speed until crumbly. Reserve 1 cup crumbs for topping. To remaining crumbs, blend in egg. Press into prepared pan. Bake at 350 for 12 minutes. In reserved crumbs, add remaining 1/4 cup oats, 2 tablespoons butter, nuts, sugar and cinnamon. Beat until well mixed. Remove base from oven, spread with blueberry pie filling. Sprinkle with reserved crumb mixture. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until crumbs are light golden brown. Cool completely. Serve with Ice Cream if desired. Submitted by Cindy Orrico

Event Flyers / Actions

2008 Corvette Super Sports DUES NOW DUE

Due September 4, 2007 / Delinquent October 2, 2007

Single: $20.00 CSS Club Dues $25.00 NCCC Dues (Late fee $10.00)

$45.00 Total Couple: $40.00 CSS Club Dues $35.00 NCC Dues (Late fee $10.00) $75.00 Total Name: ______________________________________________ Amount: _______________________________________________ If you have had any changes to the following information please update. Address: ______________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________________________

Mail to: Teresa Cruz 11808 Newgate Ave. Whittier, Ca. 90650

Orange County Vintage Chevrolet Club of America

Open to 1982 and Older Vintage Chevrolets only.

Sorry! For the good of the event, all of the following must be prohibited:Alcohol, burnouts, soliciting, balls, bicycles, dogs, Frisbees, motorbikes, skateboards, loud music.

AWARDS SELECTED BY PARTICIPANTSBest of Show, Enderle Choice, and

First and Second Place for Each CategoryPlus Professional VCCA Judging available

For Original and Restored to Original Catagories!

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“COMPLETE ALL ITEMS ABOVE, INCLUDING INFO ON YOUR ENTRY AND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS I agree to abide by all rules, regulations and restrictions set forth by the Los Alamitos Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of Los Alamitos,

and the Joint Forces Training Base (JFTB). I agree to have my vehicle or motorcycle in place for the entire hours of the Expo. In consideration of inclusion as a participant in the Wings, Wheels, Rotors & Expo, I agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Los Alamitos Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of Los Alamitos, and the Joint Forces Training Base, their members, agents, directors, employees, and other volunteers from and against all liability of loss that I or my guests, including family relatives, may sustain or incur as a result of claims, demand, cost of judgments arising from participants involvement in Wings, Wheels, Rotors & Expo. No cancellations once application has been accepted. Due to liability on an active military base, and for safety, all vehicles on display must remain in place until 3:00 P.M. If an emergency issue should arise, the vehicle or exhibitor must be escorted out of display area by military escort. In case of an emergency, contact the Event Operations Center.

*Entry Signature__________________________________________ Date______________________________ For more information call (562) 598-6659 or email us at: info@losalchamber.org - Please make checks payable to LAACofC. Send to: Los Alamitos Area Chamber of Commerce, 3231 Katella Ave. Los Alamitos, CA 90720 MARCH, 2007

Sunday’s Event Hours Show Car Parking: 7 am- 9:30am

Public Hours: 10 am – 4 pm

Judging 10:30 am – 1:00 pm Please call

(562) 598-6659 Fax (562) 598-7035

Website: www.WWRExpo.net E-Mail: info@losalchamber.org

800-367-1185