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WELCOME
from the owners
LANCE MILLER, BILL MILLER, JR.,
BILL MILLER III
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hank you for choosing
to spend your weekend
with us. It is because of you
that we are able to continue
producing world-class
automotive events 40 years
and running. We are adding
new features to make sure
you have a great experience
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elcome to the 33rd edition of Corvettes at
Carlisle! My father, Chip Miller, started this
event because of his passion for Corvettes. I’m
fortunate to be able to follow in his footsteps
and continue following my passion. Corvettes at
Carlisle is all about having a FUN time, meeting
new people and, of course, being surrounded
LANCE MILLER
by incredible cars. We realize there are a lot
of choices where to spend your time each weekend and we’re
thankful you chose Carlisle, PA as your destination for this Corvette
extravaganza.
The Carlisle Events team and I put forth a lot of effort to ensure
you enjoy your visit with us. In fact, our ultimate goal is to have you
go home with a big smile and hopefully help us spread the word
about this fun-filled event with your family and friends.
During your visit I highly recommend that you visit our huge
vendor area; you’ll be blown away with the Corvette items for sale.
Not to mention the knowledge the vendors have. If you’ve got
questions, ask them!
The Manufactures Midway showcases some of the industries
latest and greatest trends, be sure to check it out! While visiting the
Midway; be sure to stop by the Team Chevrolet Tent where you can
speak with the people that built the car we’ve all fallen in love with.
Chip’s Choice, NCRS Gallery, NCCC Concours, ’65 Reunion and the
incredible American Flag Display are other features I encourage you
to check out.
If you need assistance, please reach out to any of our team
members and we’ll be happy to help you. If you feel we can improve,
please be sure to let us know. We’re always trying to make each of
our events better, and the only way to do this is by listening to your
feedback. Again, thank you for joining us and have an phenomenal
visit! Mark your calendars for August 26-28, 2016 so you can join us
for the next Corvettes at Carlisle!
I’d love to hear from you! Send an email or call me at:
LanceM@CarlisleEvents.com • 717-243-7855 x115
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contents
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2015-2016 event dates
Lance’s Corner
Event Schedule
10 Event Highlights
14 Womens Oasis
16 Family Fun
18Giveaway
20Seminars
24 Chip Miller Charitable
Foundation
26 Chip’s Choice Display
30 1965 World’s Fair Display
Children
12 & Under
Admitted Free
32 50th Anniversary
34 Guest Profile
36 Corvette ZR-1
2015
2016
38 Carlisle Quest
Auto Mania
Jan. 16-18
Jan. 15-17
40 Event Map
Winter Florida AutoFest Feb. 19-22
Sun ’n Fun, Lakeland, FL
Feb. 25-28
Spring Carlisle
April 22-26
April 20-24
May 15-17
May 13-15
June 5-7
June 3-5
June 26-28
June 24-26
July 10-12
July 15-17
July 17-19
July 22-24
Aug. 7-9
Aug. 5-7
Aug. 14-16
Aug. 12-14
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
Aug. 28-30
Aug. 26-28
Fall Carlisle
Sept. 30-Oct. 4
Sept. 28-Oct. 2
Fall Florida AutoFest
Nov. 12-15
Nov. 10-13
44 NCRS Gallery
46 Club Challenge
Allentown PA Fairgrounds
CARLISLE AUCTIONS COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION
48 Partner Profiles
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
CARLISLE AUCTIONS COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION
50 Social Media
Import & Kit Nationals
52 Guest Profile
54 Helpful Information
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
Ford Nationals
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
56 Vendor (by specialty)
GM Nationals
60 Corvettes for Chip
Chrysler Nationals
62 Vendors (A-Z)
72 Vendor Incentives
74Concessions
77 Advertisers Index
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
Performance & Style
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
Truck Nationals
Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
Bloomsburg Nationals
Bloomsburg PA Fairgrounds
Corvettes at Carlisle
contact info
Carlisle Events
1000 Bryn Mawr Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17013
717-243-7855
CarlisleEvents.com
info@CarlisleEvents.com
6 Carlisle PA Fairgrounds
CARLISLE AUCTIONS COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION
Sun ’n Fun, Lakeland, FL
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Dates subject to change, please verify before traveling.
I
t’s funny looking back to our
childhood. For instance I recall
when I was sitting in study
hall for the final 45 minutes
of the day during junior and
senior years of high school just
watching the clock slowly tick.
Time just couldn’t go quickly
enough as I couldn’t wait to get
out of school so I could enjoy
my hobbies with my friends.
Fast forward MANY years…
now I can’t believe how quickly
time flies! I feel as though I was
just writing last year’s Lance’s
Corner!
We often hear “time flies
when you’re having fun” – this
stands true! I’m fortunate to
love what I do, and after work
I’m eager to go home and enjoy
my much needed family time
too. Time has a way of never
slowing down. The Carlisle
Events’ team puts forth so much
work for each of our events and
Corvettes at Carlisle is a heavy
focus for us. We work hard all
year to make sure our events
are the best that they can be, but
we realize there’s always room
for improvement. On that note,
I’d like to ask for your help. If
you can take a minute to visit
our website, carlisleevents.
com, and take our survey to
better help us make Corvettes at
Carlisle a better place, we’d love
to hear from you. We’re always
seeking new ideas and we love
your feedback; it’s important to
ensure our success.
Since my daughter Ella was
born, I always enjoy putting a
picture in the event magazine
with her. I’ll continue to stick
with this theme because I firmly
believe that the car hobby is
one big family. Ella is a big part
of it for me! She’s getting more
mature by the day, in fact she’s
enjoying speed more and more
by the day too (shhh… don’t tell
Mom!). I cherish every minute
Ella and my wife, Michele, have
together and I’m thankful for
how fortunate I am. We are
always seeking ways to get
children interested in automobiles; if you have ideas, please
send them my way!
The Americana theme
is tough to beat, but in 2016
we’re going to feature the 20th
anniversary for the ’96 Grand
Sports! This group is always a
blast to hang out with; be sure
to stop by and say hello – you’ll
know exactly what I’m talking
about. We’re also going to
feature the 50th Anniversary
of the ’66 Corvette. This will
be another incredible display
of cars that you won’t want to
miss.
Sadly Corvette legend
John Greenwood recently
passed away at the age of 71.
In his honor we will feature
Greenwood Corvettes for the
2016 Chip’s Choice Display.
Expect to see some amazing
wide-body Greenwood
Corvettes that have become
famous over the years. John
will rest in peace, but his cars
will continue to live on for
generations. If you’ve got a
Greenwood Corvette, please
sand an email to LanceM@
carlisleevents.com.
Two years down the road
in 2017 Chip’s Choice is going
to be spectacular as well; we’re
going to focus on the holy grail
of Corvette engines… the L88!
Considering the first 427ci L88
Corvette was sold to the public
in 1967, we thought it would be
appropriate to focus on these
engines and cars for their 50th
Anniversary! Many folks in the
Corvette hobby haven’t had the
opportunity to see an ultra-high
performance Corvette equipped
with the 427CI L88 Corvette
in person; we’ll change that
in 2017! Expect to see some
phenomenal and extremely
rare and expensive L88 Corvette
examples. Our goal is to have
a nice variety of L88 Corvettes
from race theme to stock. The
Corvette code “L88” could only
be ordered through GM from
1967 to 1969, but the development of the L88 was called “427
Heavy Duty” or “HD” but it was
considered the L88 engine as
the program progressed.
In 2017 we’ll be thrilled to
focus heavily on the incredible end-to-an-era-Corvette,
the 1967! Expect to see the very
best of the best on display; we
wouldn’t settle for anything
less. If you have ideas on what
you’d like to see, let us know!
After all, this event is being
hosted for you. Thank you in
advance, we appreciate your
support.
LanceM@CarlisleEvents.com
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event schedule
HOURS
SATURDAY
THUR.
SET-UP
FRI.
REGISTRATION OFFICE
• VENDOR SERVICES
• FUN FIELD / SHOWFIELD
7-7
7-6
7-7
7-6
7-7
7-5
7-3
8 - 12
GATES OPEN
7-6
7-6
7-6
7-1
BUILDINGS T, Y & Z OPEN
7-6
7-7
7-7
7-3
GUEST SERVICES
7-6
7-6
7-6
8-3
9-5
9-5
9-3
WOMEN’S OASIS
SAT.
SUN.
NCRS GALLERY - BLDG. G
9:30-6 9:30-6 10 - 2
PARADE REGISTRATION
10 - 4
9-4
KIDS’ ACTIVITY CENTER
12 - 5
9-5
9 - 12
ORRSTOWN BANK (Bldg. T)
8-6
8-6
9-2
NOTARY (Pavilion)
9-6
9-6
9-2
FRIDAY
REGISTER FOR THE GIVEAWAY AT GUEST SERVICES
• PARADE: If you registered online for the parade, you must
check in with the Downtown Carlisle Association at IE 77
to get your participation credentials.
• RE-ENTRY PROCEDURE: If you leave your car on the Fun
Field overnight, go to Gate 1 or 3 the next morning and
ask for a handstamp for entry.
• FUN FIELD T-SHIRT PICKUP is in Guest Services at the
Showfield counter.
• NEED PARTS HAULED? Call for assistance, 717-9606429 with your exact location. Donations go to the Chip
Miller Charitable Foundation.
• NEED A RIDE? Call for the taxi cart, 717-960-6429, with
your exact location. Donations go to the Chip Miller
Charitable Foundation.
10 AM
10 AM
Starting at
10 AM
AUTOGRAPHS: Dave McLellan, Wil Cooksey,
Team Chevrolet, Lance Miller and more
/ Corvette America Hospitality Tent
SEMINAR SERIES by Team Chevrolet every
hour / Team Chevrolet Tent
10 AM - 2 PM AUTOCROSS PRACTICE / Autocross Track
10 AM - 4 PM PARADE REGISTRATION & CHECK-IN / IE 77
11 AM
11:30 AM
8 SEMINAR: 1997-2013 CORVETTE UPDATES &
ASSISTANCE w/ Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
SEMINAR: “NO TIME TO CRY” MOTIVATION &
MORE by Wil Cooksey / Building R
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LADIES-ONLY BINGO
/ Corvette America Hospitality Tent
9 AM
PLAYING OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
3 PM
GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION LAST CALL
3 PM
9 AM
SEMINARS:
• C2 KNOCKOFF AND DIRECT-BOLD
KNOCKOFF WHEELS: SIMILARITIES,
DIFFERENCES & INSTALLATION by
Corvette America / Building R
• ZR-1’S 24-HOUR RECORD RUN w/ DAVE
MCLELLAN / Corvette America Hospitality
Tent
• GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CORVETTE by
Team Chevrolet / Team Chevrolet Tent
SEMINARS:
• NEW! WOMEN’S CAR CARE CLINIC
w/ Paul Koerner and Brittany George
/ Corvette Mechanic Tent
• TRANSMISSIONS - MANUAL & AUTOMATIC
MAINTENANCE & TROUBLESHOOTING
by Chris Petris / Building R
3:30 PM
DIAGNOSTICS by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
4 PM
SEMINAR: THE TRUTH ABOUT OIL/
DEFENDING CARBURETORS FROM
ETHANOL by Driven Racing Oil / Building R
10 AM
SEMINAR: CORVETTE VALUE TRENDS
by Auto Appraisal Group / Building R
10 AM
DIAGNOSTICS by Paul Koerner and Brittany
George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
10 AM
AUTOGRAPHS: Dave McLellan, Wil Cooksey,
Team Chevrolet, Lance Miller and more
/ Corvette America Hospitality Tent
Starting at
10 AM
SEMINAR SERIES by Team Chevrolet every
hour / Team Chevrolet Tent
All Day
HAVE FUN!
11 AM
SEMINAR: FUEL INJECTION by Chris Petris
/ Building R
8 AM
AUTOCROSS ORIENTATION
/ Autocross Track
HERSHEY OUTLET SHUTTLE Departure
/ Gate 3 (4 PM return, sign up in Oasis tent)
9 AM
PLAYING OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
11 AM
9 AM
WORSHIP SERVICE / Grandstand
NOON
MOMENT OF REVVING: Drivers, start your
engines and rev your Corvette in tribute to
Chip Miller and lost loved ones.
9 AM
AUTOCROSS SESSION 1 / Autocross Track
10 AM
AUTOCROSS SESSION 2 / Autocross Track
11 AM
NCRS AWARDS PRESENTATION
/ NCRS Gallery
NOON
SEMINARS:
• CAR CARE by Meguiar’s
/ Meguiar’s Display behind Stage
• 1997-2013 STINGRAY TECHNOLOGY
SIMPLIFIED w/ Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
11 AM
AUTOCROSS SESSION 3 / Autocross Track
NOON
AUTOCROSS SESSION 4 / Autocross Track
12:30 PM
KIDS’ AWARDS PRESENTATION / Stage
1 PM
NCCC AWARDS PRESENTATION / Building R
Starting at
1:30 PM
• CHARITABLE PRESENTATIONS / Stage
• AWARDS PARADE / front of Grandstand
1 PM
DIAGNOSTICS by Paul Koerner and Brittany
George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
2:30 PM
AUTOCROSS REGISTRATION / NF 16
SEMINARS:
• C2-C3 REBUILDS OPEN DISCUSSION
w/ Gary Ramadei / Building R
• HOW TO PURCHASE A CORVETTE
w/ Butch Claar / Corvette America
Hospitality Tent
SEMINAR: CORVETTE VALUE TRENDS
by Auto Appraisal Group / Building R
AUTOGRAPHS: CHIP FOOSE
/ Magnaflow Paddock
9-3
12:30 PM
EMINAR: 2016 OVERVIEW by Team
S
Chevrolet / front of Grandstand
10 AM
2 - 4 PM
8 AM
SEMINAR:
1997-2013 CORVETTE UPDATES &
ASSISTANCE w/ Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
9-3
DIAGNOSTICS by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
AUTOCROSS REGISTRATION / NF 16
PARADE REGISTRATION & CHECK-IN / IE 77
CHIP MILLER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
MERCHANDISE SALE
/ Corvette America Hospitality Tent
NOON
9 AM - 3 PM
8-4
AUTOGRAPHS: CHIP FOOSE
/ Magnaflow Paddock
8 AM
CHIP MILLER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
MERCHANDISE SALE
/ Corvette America Hospitality Tent
SEMINAR: 2016 OVERVIEW by Team
Chevrolet / front of Grandstand
HAVE FUN!
9 - 11 AM
SEMINAR: 1997-2013 STINGRAY
TECHNOLOGY SIMPLIFIED
w/ Paul Koerner and Brittany George
/ Corvette Mechanic Tent
9 AM - 3 PM
2 PM
All Day
HERSHEY OUTLET SHUTTLE Departure
/ Gate 3 (2 PM return, sign up in Oasis tent)
SEMINAR: CAR CARE by Meguiar’s
/ Meguiar’s Display behind Stage
9 AM
DIAGNOSTICS by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
9 AM
NOON
SEMINARS:
• 1984-1988 STANDARD SEAT COVER
INSTALLATION by Corvette America
/ Building R
• PROJECT CORVETTES: WHAT TO LOOK FOR
by Chris Petris / Corvette America
Hospitality Tent
2 PM
SEMINAR: ZR-1’S 24-HOUR RECORD RUN
w/ Dave McLellan / Corvette America
Hospitality Tent
HAVE FUN!
PLAYING OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
SEMINAR: “NO TIME TO CRY” MOTIVATION &
MORE by Wil Cooksey / Building R
11:30 AM
All Day
9 AM
REGISTER BY 3:30 PM FOR THE GIVEAWAY
AT GUEST SERVICES
1:30 PM
2 PM
2 PM
CORVETTE FLAG PRESENTATION,
SWEARING-IN CEREMONY &
VETERAN’S TRIBUTE AND PARADE
/ front of Grandstand
SEMINARS:
• ALL ABOUT WEATHERSTRIPPING
w/ Kenny Yager / Corvette America Hospitality Tent
• NEW! WOMEN’S CAR CARE CLINIC
w/ Paul Koerner and Brittany George
/ Corvette Mechanic Tent
3 PM
SEMINAR: CHOOSING THE RIGHT PIECES
FOR YOUR PROJECT w/ Chris Petris
/ Building R
3 PM
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST FACEBOOK
CONTEST WINNER ANNOUNCED / Stage
3:30 PM
DIAGNOSTICS by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George / Corvette Mechanic Tent
4:30 PM
6 - 9 PM
BURNOUT CONTEST / front of Grandstand
12:15 PM
NCCC CONCOURS JUDGING STARTS
CMCF BENEFIT DINNER / Carlisle Expo
Center (Tickets required. See page 13.)
12:30 PM
CORVETTE FORUM - OFFICIAL GROUP PHOTO
/ front of Grandstand
Sign up at Guest Services by 4 PM
Evening
Activities
begin at
4:30 PM
GIVEAWAY WINNER ANNOUNCED
CORVETTE DNA TRIVIA & PRIZES
MS. CORVETTES AT CARLISLE CONTEST
Sign up at Guest Services by 4 PM
PARADE STAGING BEGINS / Gate 1
6 PM
Check in by 4 PM required to participate.
6:45 PM
PARADE DEPARTS FOR DOWNTOWN
CARLISLE / Gate 1
7 - 9:30 PM
DOWNTOWN CARLISLE STREET PARTY
& THE MY-80’S BAND / Carlisle Square
SUNDAY
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Corvette American
Flag Presentation,
Swearing-In
Ceremony &
Veteran’s Tribute
and Parade
By presidential proclamation and
acts of Congress there are many
locations where the American
Flag is permanently displayed.
It is a glorious American icon
that includes 13 red and white
alternating stripes that represent
the original 13 colonies. The
white stripes signify purity and
innocence and the red signify
bravery and valor. The 50 stars,
representing states, sit on a blue
field that represents vigilance,
perseverance and justice.
For over 200 years our flag
has symbolized the unity and
strength of our country. It is a
source of inspiration and pride
and has become the single-most
viable icon in our nation’s history.
We are celebrating this great
icon by pairing it with another
American icon – the Corvette.
We will create an American Flag
with nearly 200 Corvettes on
Friday.
Join us at the Grandstand
on Friday at 2 p.m.
The ceremony includes
special guest speakers
and a parade you won’t
want to miss!
10 Special Guests
See the event schedule for seminar
and autograph times.
• TEAM CHEVROLET
Designers, engineeers and builders
of the Corvette.
This is your chance to talk with
Team Chevrolet, ask questions and
get answers right from the experts!
They are also hosting seminars
every hour Friday and Saturday in
the Team Chevrolet Tent.
• DAVE MCLELLAN
Retired Corvette Chief Engineer
/ ZR-1 Display
See page 20.
• WIL COOKSEY
Retired Corvette Plant Manager
/ Corvette America Hospitality Tent
See page 20.
• CHIP FOOSE
Famed Automotive Designer
brought to you by MagnaFlow
/ MagnaFlow Paddock
See page 13.
• MICHAEL BROWN
Corvette collector, Chip’s Choice
#335, author of “The Quest” documentary and the essay, “What is
An American” to be read during the
Flag Presentation Friday
See page 26.
Giveaway
Sponsored by Ron Fellows Driving
School / Spring Mountain Motor
Resort
Register at Guest Services for your
chance to win the trip of a lifetime
– a three-day weekend in Nevada at
the Spring Mountain Motor Resort
and Ron Fellows Driving School. The
prize includes three nights accommodations, a $500 Visa Gift Card and
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Level 1 access to the driving school.
Prize winner is responsible for flight,
lodging and meals. No purchase
necessary. You do not need to be
present to win. Official rules and
regulations available online at
CarlisleEvents.com and at Guest
Services. Read more on page 10.
Special Vehicle Displays
• CHIP’S CHOICE / Building T
Featuring a salute to service with
themed Corvettes or Corvettes that
are owned by those who serve or
have served our country.
See page 26.
• 1965 50TH ANNIVERSARY
/ Rows IK & IL
Special thanks to Joe Clemente for
coordinating the 50th Anniversary
display every year!
• ZR-1 25TH ANNIVERSARY
/ Rows IL & IM
Special thanks to ZR-1 Net Registry!
• NCRS GALLERY / Building G
See 22 Corvettes in a beautiful
presentation that represent each
NCRS class as well as several
prestigious award winners. See
page 44.
Installation Alley
If you are thinking about a new
exhaust system or other performance upgrades for your Corvette,
go to Installation Alley! The biggest
names in the industry will be here
throughout the event. Choose from
Borla, Corsa, MagnaFlow, Billy Boat,
American Racing Headers, Kooks,
East Coast Supercharging, Mid
America and A&A Auto Stores. Make
your arrangements with the installer
and obtain a special drive-in entry
pass from them if you are parked
outside the grounds. If your Corvette
is not registered on the Fun Field,
you must pay admission and parking
fees to enter the grounds.
Diagnostics
Due to overwhelming demand from
Corvette owners, Carlisle is happy
to announce that Paul Koerner and
Brittany George have agreed to
conduct weekend-long seminars and
diagnostic sessions in the Corvette
Mechanic Tent. Watch Paul Koerner
and Brittany George professionally
advise Corvette owners on their
Corvettes throughout the weekend.
Have an issue with your Corvette?
You can schedule a 15- to 30-minute
diagnostic session on your own car.
Observe complex computer diagnostics of any Corvette system from
1997 to 2014 Stingray. The entire car
can be evaluated or just a particular
problem. Don’t miss out on this
incredible new feature! Diagnostics
are on a first-come, first-served
basis and are appointed at the tent
by Paul or Brittany. Time slots will fill
quickly, so don’t delay. (Diagnostic
sessions are free but a donation to
the Chip Miller Charitable Foundation is appreciated and encouraged.)
See schedule for times.
Beauty and the Beast
Contest
The true beauties of the Corvette
hobby have competed in a Facebook
contest called Beauty and the Beast!
Meet the ladies and their Beasts on
stage Friday at 3 p.m. as we crown
the 2015 winner. If you haven’t voted
yet, you have until Friday at noon.
Visit www.facebook.com/
CorvettesatCarlisle, click on “Photos”
and choose the 2015 Beauty and
the Beast album, pick your favorite
photo, then click the “Like” button to
cast your vote.
Autocross
Sponsored By Cumberland Valley
Corvette Club
The only thing better than a
show-ready Corvette is a showready Corvette on the race track!
The autocross allows experienced
drivers to put their driving skills
and their Corvette’s performance
to the test while also allowing
beginners to learn more about the
sport of autocross. Novice drivers
will have the opportunity to learn
from instructors and sharpen their
skills with in-car instruction. It’s a
$20 fee for one session (a session
consists of at least three chances)
on Sunday only (8 a.m. to finish on
Sunday). The track will be open for
practice on Friday from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Register at the CVCC tent (near
NCCC) Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. or until registration is filled.
Burnout Contest
Sponsored by Corvette DNA
Get your seat in the grandstand to
see the burnout contest and cheer
on the participants.
To compete, register at Guest
Services by 4 p.m. Friday. A show
sticker (Fun Field or vendor), driver’s
license and proof of insurance are
required. Limited to 10 vehicles
and three minutes per participant.
Winner receives an award plaque,
T-shirt and free Fun Field registration
for next year!
Chip Foose
Presented by MagnaFlow
We are excited to welcome Chip
Foose to Corvettes at Carlisle for
the first time!
Chip is an American hot
rod shop owner, automotive
designer, and star of the reality
TV series “Overhaulin.” He
started his automotive design
company, Foose Design, in 1998
in California. The company
specializes in illustration,
graphics, ideation model
making, surfacing and complete
construction of automobiles and
automotive related products.
In 1997, Chip was inducted
into the Hot Rod Hall of Fame,
becoming the youngest member
ever inducted at the age of 31.
Throughout the course of his
career he has been honored to
receive the Good Guys Street
Rod of the Year Award eight
times, among many others.
Chip was personally selected
by Pixar to contribute paint
schemes and graphics to the hit
movie “Cars.” This relationship
has expanded to a showcase
of original Chip Foose “Cars”
artwork at Disney Theme Parks
and a role as a consultant on the
sequel, “Cars 2.” Along with his
wife, Lynne, Chip continues to
run his business Foose Design,
where he designs and builds
automotive masterpieces.
Visit with Chip Foose in the
Magnaflow Paddock and see
schedule for autograph times.
(more on next page)
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saturday night
Ms. Carlisle Contest
Sponsored by Corvette DNA
Contestants for Ms. Carlisle
compete for cash prizes on
Saturday evening. Ladies must
register at Guest Services. Must
be 18 with valid ID. Complete
rules and contest format are
available on the registration
form.
Join Corvette DNA before the
contest at the Grandstand for
some trivia and cool prizes!
Parade & Street Party
Participate
If you pre-registered to participate in the parade, you must
check in with the Downtown
Carlisle Association at the Parade
Registration tent at Row IE 77 to
get your credentials and official
parade souvenirs.
If you’d like to sign up, visit
the Parade Registration tent
at Row IE 77. The fee is $30
and includes a goody bag with
commemorative t-shirt and dash
plaque. Your Corvette must be
registered for the the Fun Field
or NCCC Judged Showfield to
participate.
Join the Party
On Saturday night, join the fun in
charming Downtown Carlisle for
the Corvette Parade and Street
Party including a live band, the
My-80s. Stop by Guest Services
for a street map and flyer listing
specials at the restaurants and
shops.
12 Moment of Revving
A Tribute To Lost Loved Ones
On Saturday at noon, we would like
all drivers near their Corvettes to
start their engines and give them a
good rev for 15 seconds in tribute
to Chip Miller (co-founder of Carlisle
Events) and all of our other Corvette
friends who have passed, followed
by a brief moment of silence.
The Carlisle Quest
On Friday and Saturday, throughout
our 82 acres, we have seven generations of Corvette-themed bowflags
waiting to be found. It’s your job to
find them! Prizes and official Carlisle
Quest pins will be available to those
who complete the quest successfully. See page 38.
Shopping Experience
Visit our partners on the Manufacturers Midway, find a Corvette in
the Corral and shop the Swap Meet.
You’ll find new product manufacturers, vintage accessories, parts and
memorabilia. Vendors are listed by
specialty and alphabetically in this
directory. Title transfer services
are offered at the Notary Office in
the Pavilion. Financial services are
available through Orrstown Bank,
inside Building. T.
NCCC Concours
Hosted by the York County
Corvette Club
Compete against or take a look at
the best Corvettes in the world! The
National Council of Corvette Clubs’
(NCCC) Concours Judged Showfield
(seven sanctions event) awards cash
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prizes to the “Best of Show” winner as
well as five other categories. The competition is limited to 175 Corvettes.
Awards include Best of Show, $500;
Best of Concours Prepared, $100; Best
Modified, $100; Best Street Prepared,
$100; Best Wash and Show, $100 and
Best Custom/Race Prepared, $100.
Celebrity Choice Awards
On Saturday from approximately 1
to 4:30 p.m. all cars parked on the
Corvette America Fun Field (with
a Fun Field sticker on them) are
eligible for a Celebrity Choice Award.
If your car is chosen, you will find
a sticker on your windshield. All
you need to do is check in at Guest
Services on Sunday morning to pick
up your award and sign up for the
Awards Parade. During the parade,
your name will be announced as you
pull up in front of the Grandstand.
The parade is a great photo-op for
family and friends and a great way to
honor those selected by some of the
biggest names in the hobby!
Club Challenge &
Coolest Hangout
Each year, clubs compete to see
which has the most vehicles
in attendance, and an award is
presented to the winner. There is
also an award presented to the club
with the coolest hangout. See who
won last year on page 46.
Corvette clubs are welcome to
join our club tent area. It does not
include reserved parking space, but
it’s all about networking and having
fun! If you are interested in joining
the club tent area next year, contact
Jodi at JodiM@CarlisleEvents.com.
Free Registration for
Carlisle Blues
All 2012 Carlisle Blue Corvettes get
free Fun Field registration! If you
own one, be sure to contact Jodi at
JodiM@CarlisleEvents.com.
Chip Miller Charitable
Foundation
Chip Miller, co-founder of Carlisle
Events, passed away from complications related to primary Amyloidosis
in March 2004. The foundation was
developed to support the research
and prevention of Amyloidosis, a
rare plasma cell disorder. A variety
of items are for sale in the Corvette
America Hospitality Tent to benefit
the foundation. More information on
page 24.
Chip’s Circle
V.I.P. Package
New this year is the Chip’s Circle
V.I.P. Package. To join, you must
have registered online at www.chipmiller.org by July 27th (fee $275).
The package includes reserved
parking on the Fun Field, admission
for two people, front row seating at
all stage activities (flag presentation,
Ms. Carlisle and burnout contests),
an Express Pass for all autograph
sessions and meet and greets with
special guests (Chip Foose, Dave
McLellan, Wil Cooksey), a meet and
greet with Lance Miller, a garage
tour of the Miller Car Collection, Full
access to the Chip Miller Charitable
Foundation (CMCF) Hospitality Area
in the Corvette America Hospitality
Tent for water and snacks during the
event. The package also includes
dinner for two at the CMCF Benefit
Dinner Friday evening at the Carlisle
Expo Center. The dinner includes
drinks, guest speakers, a silent
auction and door prizes. Finally,
Chip’s Circle V.I.P.s will receive a
custom gift from the Miller Family
and the Foundation.
CMCF Benefit Dinner
The Chip Miller Charitable Foundation Benefit Dinner at the Carlisle
Expo Center Friday evening includes
a catered dinner, drinks, guest
speakers, a silent auction, raffles
and door prizes. To attend, go to the
Expo Center at 5:30 p.m. and if there
are still openings, you may purchase
a ticket for $50. Sign up early for
next year at www.chipmiller.org.
Women’s Oasis
We have filled a huge tent with
vendors and activities specifically
for women in the Women’s Oasis.
There are special giveaways as well.
See page 14 for all the details.
Free Shopping Shuttles
We provide a free shuttle to the
outlet shopping center in Hershey.
Details on page 14.
Hotel Bus Shuttle
CAT Bus service is providing
shuttle service from Gate 1 to some
local hotels and also stops at the
Downtown Carlisle Square. Route
and fare information are available at
Guest Services.
Corvette DNA
Sponsor of the Burnout Contest
& Ms. Carlisle Contest
Corvette enthusiasts, did you
know that you can go to a single
place to easily look up any
model year of Corvette (1953present) and search for valuable
information on options, RPO
codes, rarity and present value?
All you need is a smartphone
or tablet to use this handy app
called Corvette DNA.
Like you, the app developers
are Corvette enthusiasts and
hope to sustain and grow the
automotive community.
Corvette DNA is sponsoring
the Burnout and Ms. Corvettes
at Carlisle contests. Stop by the
Grandstand during these events
for some fun Corvette trivia and
freebies from our Corvette DNA
friends.
Check out the app tutorial
at www.corvettedna.com or
download it onto your device
from your App Store today.
Worship Service
A non-denominational worship
service is held at 9 a.m. Sunday
morning in the Grandstand. Coffee
and doughnuts available. Everyone is
welcome to attend!
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Massages, Makeovers,
Shopping & More!
Located on Rows NC/ND next to
the Corvette America Hospitality Tent
Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9-5, Sun. 9-3
Features
Visit with our amazing vendors and
artisans selling products such as
jewelry, handmade crafts, accessories and handbags, kitchen
must-haves, unique clothing and
beauty products.
Relax with a therapeutic
massage, try a beauty makeover,
enjoy free seminars and even a
margarita party and bingo!
You can even take something
home for your child. Pick up a
free activity sheet (while supplies
last) from our Barefoot Books
Ambassador.
Free Massage!
Earn a FREE
10-minute
massage,
courtesy
of Absoute
Wellness,
after spending
$50 with the
Women’s Oasis vendors. Just bring
your receipt(s) to the Oasis registration table.
Participating Vendors
Enjoy shopping
with A Touch of
Country, Absolute
Wellness Group,
Avon, Barefoot
Books, Bellisimo,
Christine Collections, Country
Candle Shoppe, Cutco Cutlery,
Ice & Elegance, Jamberry Nails,
Longaberger, Mary Kay Skin Care,
Native American Jewelry, Scentsy,
Seigfrieds Fashion & Acc.,
Silpada/Tastefully Simple, The
Family Jewels, The Pampered Chef,
Thirty One Gifts, Uglie Acres, Vivi
Jewelry and Wildtree.
14 Get Uglie in the Kitchen
Friday 11 AM • Saturday 2 PM
Toss your toast. Learn new creative ways to look at jam as owner, Nicole Shultz
prepares a full day of meals using unique Uglie Acres Jams.
Barefoot in the Kitchen w/ Pampered Chef
Friday 1 PM
Join 11 year old Chef Andrew as he gets a little saucy! He will be featuring a Saucy
Tomato recipe from Barefoot Book’s “Kids’ Kitchen.”
Rockcroc Recipes Saturday 12 PM
Presented by The Pampered Chef. Learn how to mix up some rockin’ recipes in the
Pampered Chef Rockcroc.
Women’s Car Care Clinic featuring Paul Koerner
Friday 2 PM • Saturday 3 PM
Corvette Mechanic Diagnostic Tent
New! Don’t miss this chance to learn from Paul Koerner, the Corvette Mechanic! He
breaks it down and provides a unique learning experience.
Jamberry Nails Friday 2 PM • Saturday 1 PM
Get your jam on and learn how to apply your FREE set of Jamberry Nails. Seating
and supplies are limited. Pre-registration at the Oasis is recommended.
Shuttles to the Hershey Outlet Shopping Center
1 • Departure: Saturday 9 AM — Return: 2 PM
2 • Departure: Saturday 11 AM — Return: 4 PM
Take advantage of a free shuttle to the Hershey Outlets on Saturday. For those of
you who take shopping seriously, there are over 100 stores and restaurants! Space
is limited. Reserve your seat by signing up at the registration table in the Women’s
Oasis on Friday. Departs from the area marked “shuttle” on the event map.
Beauty Makeovers Saturday 9:30 AM
Join our Mary Kay Cosmetics professionals every half-hour as they pamper and
beautify you. (Fee $10, or free with $20 purchase)
Simple, Healthy Cooking and Entertaining
Saturday 11 AM
Get tips on preparing simple, healthy and delicious food from Wildtree while
entertaining in style with cook and serveware from Longaberger. This demo offers
a “taste and take” option. You will get one of the Wildtree seasonings used in the
recipe along with a piece of Longaberger serveware for only $20 (a $35 value)! The
Taste & Take option is only available while supplies last so reserve your spot! No
purchase necessary to see the demo.
Ladies-Only Bingo
Saturday 2:30 PM
Corvette America Hospitality Tent
Bingo is back! Featuring new prizes including some Oasis Swag. Twenty games last
about two hours, join any time, supplies are provided and seating is limited.
Margarita Party Saturday 3:30 PM
The event wouldn’t be complete without the Girls’ Afternoon Out
Pampered Chef Margarita Party. Seating always goes quickly so
sign up early! (Must be 21.)
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family fun
Kids’ Scavenger Hunt
Kids ages 12 and under are invited to try our new Scavenger Hunt! YOU
COULD WIN A POWER WHEELS C7 CORVETTE! All you have to do is:
1) On Friday or Saturday, while supplies last, find the five
locations marked on the event map (see centerfold)
2) Pick up a bracelet at each location
3) Take the five different bracelets to Guest Services
4) Register for the grand prize drawing of the Power Wheels Corvette!
The bracelets are yours to keep, the grand prize drawing will take place
Sunday and the car will be mailed to the winner.
Kids’ Activity Center
The activity center features indoor and outdoor activities. It is located in
Building R on Row IB. Every child receives a free gift! Note, this is not a
child care service; adult supervision is required.
Vote to Win!
Kids who vote for their favorite car in Building T get a chance to WIN A
$100 VISA GIFT CARD! The owner of the vehicle that gets the most votes
receives an award. Get your ballot in Building T at the big red ballot box.
Fill it out to qualify for the Gift Card drawing on Sunday.
Kids’ Award Ceremony
Kids can join us on the stage Sunday at 12:30 p.m. for the chance to win
some cool prizes for their dream car posters. We will also draw the winner
of the Kids’ Choice Award $100 VISA Gift Card and the Power Wheels car!
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Building R Schedule
FRIDAY
12 - 5
OPEN
1-2 & 3-4:30 BOUNCE HOUSE
SATURDAY
9-5
OPEN
10-12 & 2-4 BOUNCE HOUSE
12 - 2
STROLLING MAGIC
PERFORMANCES
1-2
PRIZE BINGO
2
MAGIC SHOW
SUNDAY
9-12
9:30-11
OPEN
BOUNCE HOUSE
See “The
Magic Guy”
in Building R
on Saturday
at 2 p.m.
giveaway
Sign Up To Win!
Experience the Thrill of a Lifetime
What could be better than a relaxing
three-day stay at a resort in western
Nevada? How about the ability to
drop the hammer and take a Corvette
onto a race course with instruction
by professional drivers? You can do
that if you are the lucky winner of
this weekend’s giveaway.* One (1)
person will be awarded a $500 Visa
gift card, given the chance to spend
three nights at the Spring Mountain
Motor Resort and Country Club in
Pahrump, Nevada and have access
to the Level 1 Ron Fellow’s Performance Driving School.
Call it High Speed 101 if you’d
like, but this Level 1 deal is really
open to drivers of all skill sets. If you
want to know what you’ll experience,
keep reading…because you’ll be in
for the experience of a lifetime if you
win this prize.
First, what are you driving? How about the all new C7 Stingray Corvette. It won’t be a
basic C7 either as it comes with the Z51 option package.
What about the sessions? The Level 1 driving school is as much educational as it is
hands-on fun. The curriculum focuses on developing your car control skills and performance driving techniques. And, so you don’t feel alone or lost, there is a two-way radio.
This keeps you in constant contact with the instructor.
It’s one thing to drive fast on a dry surface, but what about wet roads? This curriculum also includes dynamic car control exercises for wet surfaces, handling on oval
courses versus road courses, and helps improve your driving skills visually. After all,
you need to see what’s in front of you at all times as well as what is beside and behind
you too. There is instruction on cornering and you’ll get to lead and follow the instructor
while also getting open track time.
Mind-speed and decision-making are key elements in the high performance world.
All car control exercises and on-track training will help you improve your ability to
process information quickly and accurately, resulting in a better coordination of eyes,
hands and feet as well as improved speed and accuracy.
When you are done with the R&R&R (rest, relaxation and racing), you’ll find yourself
a more knowledgeable and confident performance driver.
*Approximate Retail Value $4,275, air fare not included.
Register at
Guest Services
by 3:30 PM Saturday!
If you are a registered vendor, Fun
Field participant or NCCC competitior, you are already entered to win.
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seminars
1997-2013 Stingray
Technology Simplified
Presented by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George
Fri. 8 AM & Sat. Noon, Corvette
Mechanic Tent
Steering column lock, service active
handling, removable top noises –
these are subjects that get a lot of
internet airplay, and rightfully so.
Each generation has its own set
of pattern issues that are mostly
common place. In this seminar,
Paul and Brittany will cover how to
diagnose and repair these issues
in short order. They will share tips
and tricks that will allow you, the
Corvette owner, to take care of
most matters yourself. Question
and answer will follow to address
individual concerns.
1984-1988 Standard
Seat Cover Installation
Presented by Corvette America
Friday 9 AM, Building R
Does your C4 interior need a refresh?
If so, plan to attend Corvette
America’s 1984-1988 Standard Seat
Cover Installation Seminar. Watch
as our expert seat cover installation
specialist performs a full standard
seat cover install for 1984-1988
Corvettes. Corvette America offers
two seat cover materials for that
year range with two different insert
styles — perforated and non-perforated. Also available pre-mounted on
foam. Learn the proper techniques
as well as some insider tips on how
to install these quality seat covers.
There will be plenty of time for
questions and answers during the
seminar.
Project Corvettes What to Look For
Presented by Chris Petris
Friday 9 AM, Corvette America
Hospitality Tent
Plenty of “good deals” are out
there for someone looking to
put sweat equity into a Corvette
project. Sometimes you will get
lucky and save a lot of money this
way, but there are times when the
20 complete opposite occurs. Chris will
cover the inspection process, the
right questions to ask and how to
interpret any documents that may
come with the deal. This seminar is
not about locating numbers-matching, restorable Corvettes; it is about
making the right choices and saving
money along the way. Bring your
questions so everyone can learn.
Corvette Value Trends
Fri. 10 AM & SAT. 10 AM, Building R
Presented by Auto Appraisal Group
What’s hot, what’s warm and what’s
cold in today’s market. To include
some strange appraisals of the
past. Don’t miss this very informative seminar. Be in the know about
today’s values and what the future
may look like for American’s sports
cars.
”No Time to Cry”
Motivation and More
Meet and Greet with Wil Cooksey
Fri. 11:30 AM & Sat. 1:30 PM, Bldg. R
Inducted into the National Corvette
Hall of Fame in 2013, we welcome
Wil Cooksey to Carlisle. Visit with
Wil as he discusses the motivation behind his book “No Time to
Cry.” Hear his stories and get the
inside details on what gave him the
courage and know-how to become
the longest running Corvette Plant
Manager in history. To purchase
copies of Wil’s book, visit him in the
Corvette America Hospitality Tent
between seminars all weekend long.
1997-2013 Corvette
Updates and Assistance
Presented by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George
Friday 11 AM & Sat. 8 AM, Corvette
Mechanic Tent
Technology in many forms
command respect in this generation of Corvette. Why is it that some
features work and some don’t? Is it
because we simply need a detail that
is being overlooked? Is it that we just
need more schooling on the systems
and how they work? As technicians
and owners, no one can understand
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all the technology and how all
the computers interact. Paul and
Brittany will break the information
down into simple terms, show you
what the computers see and help
you understand many of the details
that are overlooked in Stingray.
Question and answer will follow to
address individual concerns.
ZR-1’s 24 Hour
Record Run
Presented by Dave McLellan
Fri. 11:30 AM & Sat. 9 AM, Corvette
America Hospitality Tent
We are delighted to have Dave
McLellan, former Corvette Chief
Engineer, join us again this year!
Before retiring, he had a hand in the
design of the C5. He’s written a book
called “Corvette from the Inside, the
50 Year Development History.”
Join this seminar and hear him
discuss how the Corvette ZR-1 broke
the 24-hour land speed record in
1990, a record that held for nearly 50
years! In the 24 hours of March 1-2,
1990 on the track at Fort Stockton,
TX, the Corvette team set an FIA
World Endurance Record with a
stock ZR-1 traveling 4,221 miles
in 24 hours at an average speed of
175.885 mph. He’ll talk about the
preparation, logistics and what it
was like to drive day and night and
day for 24 hours.
Visit Dave throughout the event
at the ZR-1 Display tent.
Car Care by Meguiars
Fri. & Sat. at Noon, Meguiar’s Display
behind Stage
Our long-time partners at Meguiar’s
continue their seminar tradition.
Join them on the Midway (behind the
Stage) at their display for car care
basics you surely don’t want to miss!
C2-C3 Rebuilds
Open Discussion
Presented by Gary Ramadei
Friday 1 PM, Building R
This seminar encourages audience
participation with questions
covering topics that were discussed
in greater detail over the last several
years. Don’t miss Gary’s hands-on
demonstration that is sure to get
you the answers you need for your
rebuild.
All About
Weatherstripping
By Kenny Yagar
Friday 2 PM, Corvette America
Hospitality Tent
This seminar will focus on the
removal of old weatherstripping and
show you the tools needed to be successful. Once removed, Kenny will
focus on the new installation and
what is needed to complete a successful install. He will cover a little
of all generations weatherstripping
installation. You won’t want to miss
the tools and tricks that make this
project easy for any generation!
Women’s Car Care Clinic
Presented by Paul Koerner and
Brittany George
Friday 2 PM & Sat. 3 PM, Corvette
Mechanic Tent
Ladies, this seminar is for you! Join
Paul and Brittany for this LADIES
ONLY seminar about any and all
aspects of Corvette. From C4 to
C7, any and all questions will be
answered. Why do we change fluids?
What fluids should be changed? How
do I know I need tires or brakes?
Why does my car make a noise?
My car doesn’t drive like it used to,
why? These may sound like simple
questions but in truth, simple
questions always prevent big repair
bills later on. Let them help you
understand your Corvette in simple
terms and in a calm atmosphere.
They will have a few Corvettes on
hand to show and help you better
understand your Corvette! Question
and answer time will be provided
after the demonstration.
Choosing the Right
Pieces for Your Project
Presented by Chris Petris
Friday 3 PM, Building R
After many years of experience
completing restorations and projects
Chris knows first-hand how difficult
it can be to put together a comprehensive plan. All too often a Corvette
project car is purchased and the
love affair fades quickly as the costs
mount and “gremlins” keep popping
up. Many projects are sold time and
time again for this very reason. He
will cover how to put together a stepby-step plan for the project from
start to finish, what to attack first,
and which parts work in harmony.
He will also discuss when a professional should take over to help save
you money in the long run. Don’t be
afraid to ask questions about your
project or potential project.
The Truth About Oil/
Defending Carburetors
from Ethanol
Presented by Driven Racing Oil
Sat. 4 PM, Building R
This seminar will first focus on oil
with some history, trivia, “Motor Oil
101,” explaining zinc, and a review of
how and why oil specifications have
changed over the years. There will be
a strong emphasis on the changes
to “SM” and “SN” specifications in
2004 and 2010. It will continue with
providing an explanation of ethanol
in today’s fuels and why ethanol
destroys carbureted fuel systems.
After a little background information, you’ll be educated with ways to
prevent damage to your fuel system
along with products to solve these
problems. It will conclude with a
Q&A session for your specific needs.
C2 Knockoff and DirectBolt Knockoff Wheels:
Similarities, Differences
and Installation
Presented by Corvette America
Saturday 9 AM, Building R
Wheels are a big part of what gives
a midyear Corvette its distinctive
look. Corvette America’s Sales and
Technical Advisor, Doug Swoboda,
will discuss the differences between
Original Style Knockoff Wheels and
Direct-Bolt Knockoff Wheels for
1963-1966 Corvettes. For decades,
Corvette America has been an
innovator in the production of both
Knockoff and Direct-Bolt Knockoff
Wheels. A demonstration of how
to properly install the wheels, an
overview of what tools are needed
for the install and a question
and answer period will be some
highlights of this seminar.
Fuel Injection
Troubleshooting
Presented by Chris Petris
Saturday 11 AM, Building R
Chris will begin with the basics of
how the fuel injection system works
including various sensor functions.
Sensor failures and the effect they
have on engine performance will
be covered. Engine scanners are
a must today; he will hook one up
and go over what each parameter
means and what to look for when
engine performance is lackluster.
He will also bring photos and props
to show some of the many things
that are typically found that hurt
performance. Most importantly Chris
will cover what to make note of when
you are trying to diagnose a problem
or explain a problem to a technician.
How to Purchase a
Corvette
By Butch Claar
Friday 1 PM, Corvette America
Hospitality Tent
Butch Claar with Mid America
Motorworks will give you valuable
information to consider and talk
about what to look for when buying
a Corvette.
Transmissions Manual and Automatic
Maintenance and
Troubleshooting
Presented by Chris Petris
Saturday 3 PM, Building R
They work tirelessly for hundreds
of thousands of miles then one
day nothing happens or, worse
yet, they come apart while you are
rolling down the highway. Today’s
transmissions are tough but they do
require maintenance even though
most shops do not recommend
it until failure occurs. Chris will
cover the transmission internals
and what occurs over time that
requires service on a regular basis.
Transmission servicing techniques
will be discussed and questions will
answered about any maladies you
might be experiencing with your
Corvette’s manual or automatic
transmission.
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special display: Chip’s Choice Building T
C
hip Miller took great joy in hand-picking cars
for a display he called Chip’s Choice because
they were just that, his choice. His son, Lance, has
been proudly carrying on his dad’s enthusiasm
for this display with a new theme every year.
This year the theme is honoring our heros. The
Corvettes on display are owned by those who
serve or have served in the military, fire or police
departments. With this display, we honor those
who fight for our daily freedoms.
To compliment our salute to heros theme,
there will be an American Flag made of Corvettes
on the hill Friday and a special ceremony at the
stage. Check the schedule and be sure to join us.
Next year’s display will feature Greenwood
Corvettes in honor of customizer John
Greenwood who passed away this year. You’ll get
to see several wide-bodies in this special display.
CHIP’S CHOICE #335
Michael Brown
1963 Corvette
Michael Brown has a Corvette collection so large that
while the majority are stored in his 3,000 square foot
custom-built, climate-controlled garage, some of the
vehicles still have to be stored elsewhere. Michael frequently welcomes Corvette clubs to take tours around his
garage located in the state of Texas. While his vehicles
range in year from 1954-2012, the one that was chosen
for the Chip’s Choice award is a 1963 split window coupe,
his very first Corvette. Michael became infatuated with
this car when he was in high school but never thought he
could actually own one. 22 years later, he purchased the
car and the rest is history.
Ten years after the ’63 Corvette was debuted,
Michael wrote the essay “What Is An American,” (printed
below). Years later, he realized that the theme of his
poem is closely connected to the Corvette hobby. His
essay described the sacrifices U.S. military members
have made throughout history to preserve our freedom.
Anyone who owns a Corvette knows that the car gives
you the feeling of “freedom” on the road.
Listen to Michael Brown recite his essay “What Is An
American” during the Corvette American Flag Presentation on Friday. See the essay on page 29.
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CHIP’S CHOICE #336
Doug Robinson • 1965 Corvette
Doug Robinson ordered his 1965 Corvette while deployed
in Vietnam as part of the United States Air Force back in
1964. A USAF aircraft flew him to St. Louis, Missouri to
pick up his new ‘vette from Meyer’s Chevrolet Company
in December of 1964. Doug then drove to his home in
Maryland where both he and the car still reside. The
Corvette has the original paint, chrome, engine, interior,
gauges and both tops.
After his USAF career, Doug became a Honeywell
technical engineer and remained there until his retirement 40 years later. While at Honeywell, Doug was the
Chief Field Service Engineer supporting the Air Force
One aircraft. He also supported all USAF Air Mobility
Command aircrafts.
Both of Doug’s sons followed in his footsteps, as they
are pilots in the Air Force and Army. Doug is still an A&P
certified mechanic and a commercial/instrument rated
pilot. He is also an active member of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and American Legion organizations.
In his retired years, Doug enjoys working in his automotive business, RaceTech Inc. He builds and modifies
Corvettes, street rods, and other vehicles. Along with the
1965 ‘vette, Doug and his wife own a 40th anniversary
Corvette coupe and a 2004 Corvette convertible. Their
collection also includes antique and vintage vehicles as
well as drag race cars.
CHIP’S CHOICE #337
Cliff Johnson • 1970 Corvette
Cliff Johnson purchased his 1970 Corvette to fulfil his
“bucket list wish” while deployed in 1970. He served in
the Army from 1968-1971, and spent the year of 1970 in
Vietnam. Many military personnel would purchase new
cars through the Post Exchange, unfortunately Corvettes
were not part of this program at the DaNang PX. Cliff’s
father sent him sales brochures from a local dealer near
his hometown in Maryland, and a 1970 ‘vette was ordered
that spring. Cliff returned home for a short time period
and was able to drive the car until he was deployed to
Germany in the fall of 1971. His parents were able to
keep the Corvette while he was stationed overseas.
The car has been a faithful daily driver for
many years and also served as a primary family vehicle,
being named “Old Green Machine” by Cliff’s kids. Snow
tires were mounted on during winter months in Maryland.
The odometer broke 61,000 miles in the early 80’s. The
only major work was an engine rebuild in 1991 due to a
broken timing gear and windshield frame repair. As you
might have guessed, the paint does have a few nicks but
the engine still runs well.
CHIP’S CHOICE #338
Jerry Mackling • 1988 Corvette
Chief. Dennis and his wife had three children who are
also connected to his line of work, as his oldest joined
the same department and is now a paid firefighter. His
next son joined the Marine Corps and trained as an
aircraft crash rescue fire fighter and served several tours
overseas while the youngest child, a daughter, is married
to a marine and living on Camp Lejuene N.C.
Dennis decided to buy his Coupe after retiring from
the fire department, as a Corvette is something he
always wanted to own. Dennis drove the car for a year
and attended car cruises and also came to Corvettes at
Carlisle with it. He decided the car needed to stand out in
the crowd so a few subtle modifications were made.
CHIP’S CHOICE #340
Lou Pittack
2003 Corvette
The 1988 Dark Red Metallic Coupe with a 500 HP 383
stroker engine was featured in the June 2014 issue of
Corvette Magazine has been chosen to be part of the
2015 Chip’s Choice. The owner, Jerry Mackling is an experienced Corvettes at Carlisle patron, making the trip from
Virginia with his son Damon since 2008.
Jerry was in the United States Marine Corps from
1992-1999 and spent his first four years in Okinawa,
Japan and Korea as a Marksmanship Instructor. He
was then assigned to Marine Barracks 8th and I in
Washington D.C. where he was a platoon Sergeant for
a transportation unit that required a lot of time to be
spent in the White House. After leaving the Marine Corps
in November of 1999, Jerry joined the Prince William
County Police Department. He spent three years on a
patrol squad and then joined the Bicycle Unit in 2003
where he worked alongside Narcotics Detectives. In 2007
Jerry was chosen to be a Detective in the department’s
Major Crime Unit where he was assigned to work financial
crimes. In 2014 he was reassigned to another patrol
squad and is currently still assigned there and enjoying it.
CHIP’S CHOICE #339
Dennis Davis • 1998 Corvette
Dennis Davis is a Pittsburgh native and a retired fire
fighter. For 32 years, he was a volunteer at his local
fire department and eventually worked his way up to
With a nickname like Captain America, it is only fitting
to have a Corvette to match. Lou Pittack is a veteran of
the U.S. Air Force and spends his retired days volunteering for various veteran organizations. A veteran in more
ways than one, Lou and his wife have been attending
Corvettes at Carlisle since the very beginning.
The generous couple has escorted the Moving Wall
a number of times, stood watch throughout the night,
participated in welcome home events for our service
members returning after being stationed overseas,
helped out at area veteran homes, escorted Wreaths
across America, and in general have supported the
Veteran population whenever they can.
Lou was given the nickname “Captain America”
while in the service and it stayed with him through the
years. He has always had Corvettes, but Lou now owns
a 2003 Corvette absolutely made for Captain America.
He now shares his love for ‘vettes with his 20 nieces and
nephews, giving them rides and also showing them how
to drive.
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special display: Chip’s Choice Building T
CHIP’S CHOICE #341
Mike Skelly
2004 Corvette
Mike Skelly is a Police Officer with the U.S. Department
of Veteran Affairs Police Department in Bath, NY and has
a total of 33 years in law enforcement under his belt. He
is also a 25 year veteran of the U.S. Army/Army Reserve
having retired in 2004 at the rank of Major. In 2001 Mike
was in a Civil Affairs Army Reserve unit in Syracuse, NY
when the United States was attacked on September 11th,
and in June of 2002 he was deployed to Afghanistan.
Mike was a team leader for a Special Operations Civil
Affairs Team and supported the Special Forces (Green
Berets) in Civil Military Operations. Mike returned to the
United States in September 2003 after a very successful
deployment. In 2004 after 25 years of service he decided
to retire.
The love affair with Corvettes began when Mike was
only 9 years old after seeing the movie Hot Rods to Hell,
with the 1958 Corvette being the coolest car he had ever
seen. Mike bought his first Corvette in 1995 but not long
after had to get rid of it. After returning from Afghanistan,
Mike and his wife came across a 2004 Corvette with a
custom patriotic paint job. Mike looked at the engine and
saw it had headers, a custom exhaust, cold air induction,
Hurst competition shifter 4:11 gears and a custom trailer
that was an exact replica of the car. Mike knew he had to
have the ‘vette because it represented his service to his
country as an Army officer and to his community as a
police officer.
CHIP’S CHOICE #342
Dan Soldano
2009 Z06 Corvette
Dan is a retired Navy Commander and a Vietnam combat
veteran. He is a man that is well traveled, as he has
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What is an American?
been to 47 states in the US and 30 countries throughout
the world. No matter what country he traveled to in the
past, he still looked forward to returning home and feels
privileged to have been able to serve and help maintain
the “greatest country in the world.”
Dan owns a totally original yellow Z06 with Vietnam
Veteran license plates from New Jersey. It was in the
NCRS Gallery in Carlisle in 2009 as a Sportsman entry.
He is proud that the military members who form a bond
with those who don the uniform have been able to come
together as a group in the Corvette hobby.
Dan has a special message to service members/
families in attendance this weekend: Thanks to the
families of the fallen for their service; we can never repay
their debt. We must never forget that freedoms realized
under the American flag were achieved from the blood of
the fallen and the tears of the living.
CHIP’S CHOICE #343
Jerry Hilbert
2013 Corvette
By Michael Brown
An American is not delineated
by a particular skin color or way
of life. He is a person from many
places with many shades of skin, of
different sizes and varied energies.
He has a Master’s Degree or he may
never have finished high school. He
may drive an expensive automobile
or perhaps he relies on two mules to
carve his living out of the earth. But
regardless of what he is, lacing the
different physical features together
is a bond of strength in tradition
which exemplifies the American
way, a way which opens the doors
of opportunity to all peoples who
may knock upon them. An American
has a spirit which was born when
the bells tolled of independence and
which has released the adrenalin of
his nation time and time again when
its existence was threatened by an
aggressor.
An American does not view
armed conflict as a means of getting
what he wants, but rather as a means
of protecting what he has. He is one
who loves the very concept of peace
for all nations, but will not hesitate
to fight on the shores of others to
protect his own. An American sees
the knowledge of experience in his
past, feels pride in the accomplishments of the present, and has hope
for the future of the world even when
others would view the days to come
with dismay. But a realistic American
finds no guarantee of freedom or
security in the future solely because
he has always had it in the past.
An American recognizes the
faults of his system and seeks to
correct them through a process
unknown to many nations. A process
which does not promise absolute
perfection, but one which allows
for peaceful change, if change is
needed. That process is democracy,
and an American holds that word
so dear that he stands ready at a
moment’s notice to lay down his life
for its perpetuation.
An American finds nothing at all
unusual about getting cold chills
when his flag passes in review, for
his flag has always been a source
of inspiration; when the smoke
cleared over Fort McHenry, when its
sheen was reflected on the sands
of Iwo Jima, and when the colors
glistened on the side of the craft
which took the first man to the
moon. An American sees nothing
strange about getting a lump in his
throat when the National Anthem is
played, or weeping unashamed when
taps is played for one who paid the
ultimate price for his freedom. He
realizes that the only thing that
exceeds that price is the freedom
itself. An American never forgets
the indebtedness he has because
of that sacrifice, for without it, his
freedom would only be an unreachable concept in some philosopher’s
mind.
A true American is the essence
of pride in a way of life. What is an
American you say? He is fortunate.
After college, Jerry joined the Navy Seabees and spent
two tours in Vietnam. His first deployment was from
1966-1967 and his second was from 1967-1968. The
Seabees did construction work for the Third Marine
Division and both of his tours were spent with the Mobile
Construction Battalion 62 as Engineer Aid and Surveyor.
Jerry and his wife Barbara have been coming to
Corvettes of Carlisle since 1991, usually registered in
the Fun Field but have also had four Corvettes displayed
in the NCRS Gallery. Those cars include a 1994 Copper
Metallic coupe, a 1994 Copper Metallic convertible, 2007
Pace Car, and a 1998 Aztec Gold Convertible.
The car of Jerry’s that was chosen for Chips Choice
is a 2013 427 convertible, low production model 1 of
17. Features include exterior code u-28, Inferno Orange,
beige top, 4lt added custom leather wrapped interior,
ebony/cashmere and 3lt equipment group with 6 speed
manual transmission.
Military and Flags of Honor have been
graciously donated by Dan Soldano
and Jerry Hilbert in honor of all
service members, past and present.
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special display: 1965 World’s Fair Building T
1965 World’s Fair
Corvette Display
By Sarah Burkarth, Carlisle Events Social Media Specialist
In 1965, a cut-away Corvette was
featured in the GM Futurama
building at the World’s Fair in
New York and a Mark IV 396/425
cut-away engine was part of the
display.
GM always had two identical and
completely interchangeable displays
at all major shows so that touch
up and maintenance could be done
without having an empty booth.
In 1966 the World’s Fair closed
and GM sent one of the displays
to a car show in South Africa. To
avoid the cost of shipping, GM then
donated it to an engineering college
there at the conclusion of the show.
Students dismantled and reassembled the engine, losing some of
the small parts over the years. The
30 dismantled engine was stored in a
crate until the late 90s when a South
Africa Executive got permission from
the college to ship the display to
Florida.
In 2000 he took the display to the
NCRS Florida Chapter meet. It was
entered into an impromptu auction
and purchased by Al Wiseman of
Tarpon Springs, Florida. He sold the
display for $704,000 at an auction
in 2007, but kept the engine with
plans to restore it. Eventually, he
sold it to Ken Kasyer, former Big
Block Business Team Manager at
the Tonawanda GM plant, who began
restoring it in 2013.
Ken happens to have a family
connection to the engine as his
father was the General Supervisor of
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Inspection on Tonawanda Big Block
Assembly Line and spoke about the
engine at the 1965 World’s Fair.
Meanwhile back in Detroit,
the twin of the original Corvette
display remained in storage and was
eventually donated to Ferris State
University’s Plastics Engineering
Program. The body’s whereabouts
remain unknown, however, Curt
Simlik owns the chassis and drive
train from this display. Curt bought
the chassis at an auction in Texas
this past May.
Both Curt and Ken will be displaying these special 1965 World’s Fair
items in Building T. This is the first
time in 50 years that the chassis and
engine have been displayed in the
United States.
special display: 50th Anniversary Rows IK & IL
Chris Dixon
Dean and Mary Rice
Dennis Hoff
Carl Springel
Edward Calli
J. R. Amantea
James & Mary Karam
James Bloodworth
John Pitrolo
John Zimmerman
Michael Catalano
Paul Marentette
R. Jay Gift
Robert Laughlin
Stephen Klegarth
Mike Persson*
William LeVan
William & Judith Harrison
Preston Geis
Thomas Byrnes
50th Anniversary of the
1965 Corvette
By Sarah Burkarth, Carlisle Events’ Social Media Specialist
S
ome people may remember 1965 as the year
“The Sound of Music” won an Oscar or the year
The Beatles and The Temptations had number one
hits. We remember it as the year that Chevrolet
became the first company to build more than
3 million cars and trucks in a single year and
debuted a now iconic Corvette.
2015 marks the 50th Anniversary of the 1965
Corvette and we have a tent set up with 20 of
these beauties for you to admire. 1965 was a
memorable year for Corvette and the big block
engine, with a production total of 23,562 of which
only 8,186 were coupes. These cars were produced
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from August 1964 through August 1965. This
marked the first and last year of the 396 ci-425 hp
engine for the Corvette. It also was the first year
that four-wheel disc brakes were available as
standard equipment.
The colors options for the 1965 Corvette
included Tuxedo Black, Ermine White, Nassau
Blue, Glen Green, Milano Maroon, Silver Pearl,
Rally Red, Goldwood Yellow, and five 1965's had
non-standard paint or primer. Interior styling
showcased newly styled bucket seats and real
leather also became an option.
*Read about Mike Persson on page 34.
guest profile
MIKE PERSSON’S SONS AND GRANDCHILDREN PICTURED BESIDE HIS 1965 CORVETTE
MIKE PERSSON
Mike Persson: His Corvette
Passion Lives On
By Jon Persson
Y
ears of watching the classic
television show “Route 66”
inspired Mike Persson’s passion
for Corvettes. He attended
the Missouri School of Mines
and Metallurgy (now Missouri
University of Science and
Technology) and earned his
electrical engineering degree.
After that accomplishment,
Mike purchased a 1962 Corvette
with one of his first paychecks.
Soon after, he bought a brandnew 1965 Corvette and used it
for decades to commute to and
from work, haul kids behind
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the family boat (bad idea) and
bring home Christmas trees in
the passenger seat. He and his
father even took it on a trip to
California on Route 66.
In 2012, the Corvette was
completely restored. Mike and
his family traveled to Bowling
Green, KY to take delivery of a
1999 magnetic red convertible
Corvette. Later, Mike and one of
his sons duplicated the Route 66
trip in it.
Mike was an active member
of the Raleigh Corvette Club
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and served as its secretary. He
regularly attended Corvettes at
Carlisle and was excited about
entering his 1965 in the 50th
Anniversary display this year.
Although Mike passed away
earlier this year, his sons, Jon,
Chris and Mike have brought
their dad’s Corvette for the
display. Mike’s passion for
Corvettes was strong to the
end, and his memory will live
on through his sons and his
beloved car.
special display: Corvette ZR-1 Rows IL & IM
25th Anniversary of the
ZR-1 Corvette
By ZR-1 Net Registry
This year we are joining the ZR-1
Net Registry in celebrating the 25th
Anniversary of the Corvette ZR-1.
It is also the 10th Anniversary of
the ZR-1 Net Registry, the organization dedicated to “Keep the Legend
Alive.”
The Corvette ZR-1 was introduced to the world as one of the
most technically advanced engines
of its time. It featured a unique
overhead cam engine that was
conceived by management and
engineers at GM and brought to
reality through the combined efforts
of Lotus Engineering in England,
Mercury Marine Manufacturing in
Stillwater, OK and the Chevrolet
Division of GM. Twenty-five years
later, it remains the only production
Corvette model with a dual overhead
cam V-8 engine, the “LT-5,” which
was a distinctly original engine
unique to the fourth generation. This
special Corvette set new standards
in acceleration performance while
meeting federal emission regulations and providing outstanding fuel
economy.
In 1990, the Corvette ZR-1 was
used by a team of eight to break the
24-hour world speed record. The
team included Tommy Morrison,
Scott Allman, Kim Baker, Stu Hayner,
John Heinricy, Don Knowles, Scott
Lagasse and Jim Minneker. The
record of 160.180 mph was set in
July 1940 at Bonneville Salt Flats
by Ab Jenkins and stood for nearly
50 years. Using an unmodified LT-5
engine, the ZR-1 set three FIA World
Records: 5000-kilometers at 175.710
mph, 24-hours at 175.885 and 5000miles at 173.791. In comparison, the
average speed of the winning car in
the 1990 Daytona 500 was 165.761
mph; however, the Corvette ZR-1
ran 10 times the distance at speed
without mechanical failure. This was
an amazing feat for a production
automobile.
The C-4 Corvette ZR-1 was
produced from 1990 through 1995
with 6,922 in total; only 448 were
made in 1993, 1994 and 1995. The
unique features of the Corvette
ZR-1, its amazing history, and
continued interest among automotive enthusiasts make it one of the
most collectible C-4 Corvettes. As
a result, the ZR-1 Net Registry has
been the largest Corvette Club at
Corvettes at Carlisle for three years
running. To learn more about the
Corvette ZR-1 and its unique history,
visit the ZR-1 Net Registry’s website
at www.zr1netregistry.com or stop by
the display in Rows IL and IM. Also,
don’t miss your chance to speak
with Dave McLellan, Corvette’s Chief
Engineer during the development of
the Corvette ZR-1.
Special thanks to these ZR-1 owners for participating in the display.
James Andrews
George Aravidis
Robert Cooke
John Dergosits
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Daniel Gillooly
Matthew Glyder
John Glyder
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Scott Griggs
Brett Henderson
Mark Horner
G. Gordon Liddy
Richard Muhr
Everett Pietras
Martin Pinder
Ray Raskin
Benjamin Roberts
Andrew Saft
Charlie Sinunu
James Voter
scavenger hunt: The Carlisle Quest Friday & Saturday
“The Carlisle Quest” is a documentary about
the journey Carlisle Events’ founder Chip Miller
went on to find the No. 3 Briggs-Cunningham
Corvette. Chip planned for this quest to involve
finding the car, restoring it, and then taking it to
France to celebrate its 50th Anniversary of the
iconic Le Mans race where he would reunite it
with the driver of the car, John Fitch. Devastatingly, Chip died in 2004 and in 2012 Chip’s son,
Lance, completed his father’s quest.
This is where the inspiration and name
originated for this scavenger hunt, The Carlisle
Quest.
Quests are more than just a destination.
They are a journey. Many a Corvette enthusiast
has enjoyed the quest to find their Corvette, like
Chip did. Whether it involves finding, rebuilding,
restoring or returning, a quest can become a
lifelong event.
We invite you to share “The Carlisle Quest”
with someone and experience the thrill of the
hunt and the satisfaction of completing the
journey. Shown here are seven clues (representing seven generations of Corvettes) to
locations on the fairgrounds. Go to each, have
your event guide stamped and at the end you’ll
receive a limited edition Carlisle Quest pin and
can enter to win a 2016 Fun Field Registration.
Hint: Each location is marked with a tall blue
flag like the one shown here.
C1
Neither train or bus does this
location host
But the entrance itself by far
sees the most
A man like Jared may
frequent this spot
Here we go, ready or not!
C2
C3
The “Age of Muscle” might describe this display
A beautiful sight from back in the day
We celebrate this car and all of its glory
50 years is quite a good story!
Many a visitor enjoy this location
As they travel for their Corvette vacation
Some go to eat and some go to rest,
It’s where it arrives, not where the sun sets.
C4
C5
It’s not always about the full-grown
Sometimes the little ones don’t stay at home
When they arrive this is where they might run
Paint and create and just have some fun.
Many of our ladies frequent this spot
Filled with chrome it most certainly is not
It’s relaxing and fun and filled with decor
This next spot hosts bling galore!
C6
We are all aware it’s the “King of the Hill”
1989 debuted a car that wouldn’t sit still!
Visit this display to see of what we describe
Those who have driven, know it is quite the ride!
C7
The center is where you’ll finish your run
You’ve done all there is that needs to be done
A day of searching and you’ve finished the Quest
Please come in, you’re one of our guests!
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special display: NCRS Gallery XV Building G
Hours: Fri. & Sat. 9:30 AM - 6 PM • Sun. 10 AM - 2 PM
The NCRS Gallery XV is a must
on everyone’s list of great
things to see and experience
this weekend! The NCRS
Gallery is conveniently located
adjacent to Gate 1 in Building G. Housed in the old brick
dealership building adds a nostalgic feeling of stepping
back in time while viewing this year’s spectacular exhibit.
The NCRS Gallery is an invitational collection of
Corvettes of merit that exemplify what NCRS is all about.
Carlisle Events sponsors the Delaware Valley Chapter of
the National Corvette Restorers Society in presenting
this annual exhibit to provide a deeper insight into NCRS’
purposes, which are the preservation, restoration and
enjoyment of Corvettes produced during the years of
1953-1999.
The NCRS Gallery XV
exhibit is extraordinary and
a must-see while you are
attending Corvettes at Carlisle.
A pristine 1954 Sportsman Red Roadster represents
the 1953-1954 Class. A beautiful Crowned Sapphire
1959 represents the 1958-1960 Class. And a powerful
427ci, 390 hp Tuxedo Black Coupe represents the NCRS
Duntov Mark of Excellence Award®. These are just a few
examples of this year’s display. NCRS Judging Classes
and Awards will be represented. Be sure to see this phenomenal collection of Corvettes! Come and experience
the NCRS Gallery XV firsthand!
Gallery XV Honorees
JUDGING CLASS 1953-1955
1954 Sportsman Red Roadster
Gene & Linda Castrovillo - PA
JUDGING CLASS 1967
1967 Marina Blue Convertible
Richard Morgante - NY
JUDGING CLASS 1956-1957
1957 Cascade Green Convertible
Robert Rohloff - CT
JUDGING CLASS 1968-1969
1968 Silverstone Silver Convertible
Gerry Yursis - MD
JUDGING CLASS 1958-1960
JUDGING CLASS 1970-1977
1959 Crown Sapphire Convertible 1970 Corvette Bronze Convertible
William & Cynthia Bryan - PA
Bill Braga - NJ
JUDGING CLASS 1961-1962
1962 Sateen Silver Convertible
Barry Holmes - PA
JUDGING CLASS 1978-1979
1978 Black / Silver Pace Car
Butch Mazza - NJ
JUDGING CLASS 1963-1964
1963 Riverside Red Convertible
John & Cynthia Mason- MD
JUDGING CLASS 1980-1986
1985 Bright Red Coupe
Ronald & Connie Dingus - VA
JUDGING CLASS 1965
1965 Nassau Blue Coupe
Paul & Carla Sedacca - NJ
JUDGING CLASS 1987-1991
1990 White Coupe
Morgan Reichner - NJ
JUDGING CLASS 1966
1966 Sunfire Yellow Coupe
Steve Ferry - VA
JUDGING CLASS 1992-1996
1995 Competition Yellow Coupe
Al Berman - PA
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NCRS DUNTOV
MARK of EXCELLENCE AWARD®
1967 Tuxedo Black Coupe
Frank Stech - NJ
NCRS McLELLAN
MARK of EXCELLENCE AWARD®
1986 Dark Red Metallic Convertible
William & Barbara Nichols - MI
NCRS-CHEVROLET BOWTIE AWARD®
1961 Honduras Maroon
John Keane - PA
NCRS-CHEVROLET
CROSSED FLAGS AWARD®
1990 Polo Green Metallic Coupe
John Auerbach - PA
NCRS- AMERICAN HERITAGE AWARD®
1955 Polo White Racer
Philip Schwartz - SC
NCRS SPORTSMAN AWARD®
2008 Crystal Red Metallic Coupe
Pam Yentema - NJ
club challenge
Coolest Club Hangout
2014 COOLEST CLUB HANGOUT – STAR CITY CORVETTE CLUB
C
ar clubs are invited to gather
during our events for an
official meet or just for fun. We
encourage clubs to have fun
with their club tent and decorate
it for a chance to win the Coolest
Club Hangout award. The Club
Challenge awards go to the three
clubs with the most members
registered for the showfield. The
winning clubs receive a banner
to display at their tent. For
more details, send an e-mail to
JodiM@CarlisleEvents.com.
To see a list of the Officially Recognized Clubs with links to their websites, visit:
http://www.carlisleevents.com/carlisle-events/corvettes-at-carlisle/corvettes-at-carlisle-clubs.aspx
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The Star City Corvette Club won
the coolest club hangout award
in 2014. Club hangouts receive
points for vehicle banners/
flags, music, club banners, club
merch, people, young enthusiasts/kids and club literature.
This club had all of those things
and more. Congratulations on
having such a great time!
2014 Club Challenge Winners
The number beside each club’s
name indicates the number of
registered participants.
1ST ZR-1 Net Registry (71)
2ND
Cumberland Valley
Corvette Club (58)
ational Corvette Restorer’s
N
Society (NCRS) (57)
3RD
partner profiles
OFFICIAL GIVEAWAY SPONSOR
PRESENTING SPONSOR OF THE EVENT
& OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE FUN FIELD
As the Presenting Sponsor of
Corvettes at Carlisle, Corvette
America would like to thank YOU
for making this the world’s greatest
gathering of Corvette Enthusiasts.
We also thank you for your support
in making Corvette America your
#1 Manufacturer and Supplier of
Corvette Parts Interiors and Wheels.
We invite you to visit us at
our NEW LOCATION along Duke
Boulevard. For decades, Corvette
America has had a major presence
on J row in the swap meet area.
Several years ago we added a
second location on the Manufacturer’s Midway. This year we have
combined those two spots into a
single, much larger location that will
be situated along Duke Boulevard.
There will be more displays, more
products, lots of deals, and as
always a chance for you to sit down
with one of our knowledgeable sales
staff to discuss all your Corvette
needs.
Corvette America is famous for
our interiors, which are manufactured 60 miles north of Carlisle, in
Reedsville, PA. We have decades
of research and development that
go into each interior component so
you get the highest standard of fit
and quality. That’s why we are The
Preferred Supplier of Interiors in the
Corvette Industry.
In addition to our interiors,
Corvette America develops and
manufactures Corvette parts too,
from mid-year wheels to parts
for your suspension, steering and
brakes. Look for the “Made by
Corvette America” symbol to know
that you are getting a quality product
at a reasonable price.
We look forward to seeing you on
Duke’s Boulevard!
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& COUNTRY CLUB is the exclusive
home to the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School. The Corvette
school has been honored as “The
Official High Performance Driving
School of Corvette” in 2014 with
the launch of the Corvette Stingray
owners school. This 332-acre driver’s
paradise boasts the longest road
course in North America. At over 6
miles in length it is second only to
the world famous 13-mile Nürburgring. But Spring Mountain is much
more. Its resort style facilities rival
the finest country clubs anywhere.
And while attending the school,
you and your immediate family can
enjoy all the Club Spring Mountain
amenities, including clubhouse, pool,
Jacuzzi spa, fitness center, indoor
shooting range and by appointment
massage.
SPRING MOUNTAIN MOTOR
RESORT & COUNTRY CLUB is an
independently owned and operated
Nevada LLC, privately funded and
headquartered in Pahrump, Nevada.
Additional information about the
Ron Fellows Performance Driving
School can be obtained by calling
toll free 800.391.6891 or by visiting
the website at RaceSpringMountain.
com
A tradition of excellence spanning
two centuries … in 1899, Charles F.
Kerbeck, patriarch of the Kerbeck
family and grandfather of the three
brothers who are the present-day
owners, began bringing his dream of
providing quality transportation to
the growing Philadelphia-area
population.
In the beginning, horse-drawn
carriages evolved into coaches
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powered by gasoline engines, which
evolved into automobiles. Over a
century later, the Kerbeck dealerships include 12 highly successful
franchises, 11 different brands,
and nine separate showrooms. It is
one of the great American success
stories.
In the early 1920s, Frank C.
Kerbeck continued in his father’s
tradition by opening an automobile
dealership in Philadelphia and later
expanded to New Jersey.
After Frank C. Kerbeck passed
away in 1968, his wife, along with
his eldest son Charles, operated
the dealership. Shortly thereafter,
Charles’ two younger brothers,
George and Frank, joined the
business and the company began
developing into the mega-dealership
of today.
The Kerbeck dealerships are
among the most successful in
America. Among other accomplishments, Kerbeck Chevrolet in Atlantic
City is currently celebrating their
twentieth straight year as the world’s
largest Corvette dealership selling
new Corvettes, an accomplishment
of which they are very proud.
requirements. It outperformed conventional oils on all counts, signaling
a new age in lubrication science.
Since then, our commitment to
performance hasn’t relented. Our
synthetic lubricants – formulated,
blended and packaged in Superior,
Wis. – continue to reset the
standard, enabling you to continue
testing the limits of vehicle power,
speed and performance.
PREFERRED CAR CARE PRODUCTS
For over 100 years, Meguiar’s has
shared its passion and pride for
the car hobby and for making cars
appear show-car perfect. They
provide quality products for every
surface of your vehicle — inside
and out. Meguiar’s Customer Care
Center is available six days a week
to answer any car-care questions
you have at 800-347-5700. Or join
the discussion on facebook or their
online discussion forum at www.
meguiarsonline.com. “People who
love cars love Meguiar’s.”
Corvette and Truck. Whether you
have one car or 20, ACC has the
information that’ll keep you on top
of what’s happening in the American
collector-car world. Subscribe at
americancarcollector.com.
OFFICIAL AUTO TRANSPORT COMPANY
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OFFICIAL ONLINE MARKETPLACE
ClassicCars.com brings buyers,
sellers, and classic vehicle enthusiasts together. With a vibrant
marketplace of over 30,000 classic
and collector vehicles, an industryleading daily blog, and a wealth of
resources for classic car owners,
ClassicCars.com reaches more than
2.5 million car enthusiasts a month.
Whether you are looking to sell your
classic fast, find your dream classic,
or enjoy up-to-the-minute automotive journalism, the ClassicCars.com
community is here to support your
interest in the collector car hobby.
OFFICIAL CLASSIC CAR INSURANCE
OFFICIAL OIL
AMSOIL specializes in developing
synthetic technology designed for
those who demand the best. Our full
line of synthetic lubricants allows
you to harness the full potential of
whatever you drive, ride or operate.
Since the beginning, AMSOIL
has stood apart from other lubricant
companies. AMSOIL President
and CEO Al Amatuzio founded his
company on the same principles that
defined his career as a jet fighter
squadron commander – excellence,
integrity and strong leadership. In
1972, his first breakthrough came.
AMSOIL 10W-40 Synthetic Motor Oil,
the result of years of research and
inspired by aerospace technology,
became the first synthetic motor
oil in the world to meet American
Petroleum Institute service
OFFICIAL EVENT GUIDE PARTNER
It’s no secret that American car
values have been on the move over
the past few years, both up and
down. It pays for buyers, sellers
and owners to know exactly what’s
going on in the marketplace at any
given time, and that information is
exactly what American Car Collector
magazine does best. Each issue of
ACC contains more than 100 market
reports on individual cars that have
appeared at auction, with published
sold prices highlighted by on-site
evaluations that cover condition,
originality and options. Not only
do we tell you what a car sold
for, we help you understand why.
Every issue also includes in-depth
profiles on cars from GM, Ford and
Mopar, joined by Hot Rod, Race Car,
properly protect your investment.
Call us today at 800-678-5173 or
online at www.HeacockClassic.com
Have you ever wondered what collector-car insurance is all about and the
best way to purchase it? At Heacock
Classic we help you insure your car
for the amount you use it, saving you
money over the life of the policy. Our
goal is to offer a custom, low-cost
program designed to fit your needs.
Collector-car insurance from
Heacock Classic provides “Agreed
Value” coverage, full coverage during
restoration, coverage for modifications, and you choose your own
repair shop if your car is damaged.
You also get to choose a $0 dollar
deductible and automatically get
$50,000 in coverage for 30 days
when you purchase a new classic
car. After you request a quote, a
status report is usually ready within
24 hours. Then we will contact you
to review it and hopefully activate
your new insurance policy. It’s
simple, easy and the best way to
Expert care and high-quality
customer service set Montway
Auto Transport miles apart from
other auto movers. As one of the
country’s largest and most reputable
auto shipping companies, we move
over 6,000+ vehicles each month,
safely and securely across all 50
states, open or enclosed transport,
accommodating every type,
special care and exotic, military,
snowbird, and expedited shipping.
Our customers include thousands
of satisfied individuals, as well as
corporate customers in the moving
and relocation, dealership, auctions,
and OEM industries. We also provide
specialized shipping and technology
solutions for corporate customers,
with single to full-load capabilities.
PREFERRED AUTO PARTS STORE
RockAuto ships thousands of auto
parts from over 300 manufacturers
to customers on every continent
except Antarctica — including APO/
FPO addresses. The RockAuto
catalog is updated daily with
mechanical parts such as brake
pads and shock absorbers, body
parts such as bumpers and mirrors,
interior trim such as door handles
and carpets, and major assemblies
like steering gears, CV axles, engine
long blocks, and complete transmissions. There are no mechanics on
staff (RockAuto is a store, not a
repair shop) but service manuals
are available to help customers
learn how to perform a repair. The
RockAuto catalog is expanding constantly. Someday, it may be possible
to build an entire car using parts
from RockAuto!
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social media
Connect with Social Media
The social media world is evolving,
don’t get left behind! We are
becoming much more active with
online campaigns, and want you
along for the ride. We provide
daily updates and entertainment
on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest,
Instagram and Snapchat.
Have you ever wondered who is
posting to the Corvettes at Carlisle
Facebook page and interacting with
you? It could be one of three people:
• Lance Miller (Carlisle Events’
Co-Owner and Corvettes at
Carlisle’s Event Manager)
• Jodi Morrison, Lance’s
assistant, or
• Sarah Burkarth, Social Media
Specialist
In the past year, the most
popular post to our Corvette
Facebook page was none other than
the video of Lance’s daughter, Ella,
in her battery-powered red Corvette
Facebook www.facebook.com/CorvettesatCarlisle
Twitter twitter.com/CarlisleEvents
Pinterest www.pinterest.com/carlisleevents
Instagram @CarlisleEvents
Snapchat carlisleevents
Flickr www.flickr.com/carlisle-events
You Tube www.youtube.com/CarProDotCom
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posted on November 8th. The video
has 173,000 impressions and 440 of
you shared the video onto your own
pages!
The Corvette Facebook page
is currently third in total “likes”
compared to all of our event pages.
It’s just behind the Carlisle Performance & Style and Carlisle Ford
Nationals pages. Let’s share our
page, spread the word and get our
page up to number one!
guest profile
A Special Welcome to Charlie Chico!
Once Carlisle regulars, Charlie and his wife Sylvia have returned to Carlisle. They made the trip from
Morgantown, WV in their 1961 Corvette. Charlie is the original owner of the car, and it has never been
restored. Look for the ’61 Vette and ask Charlie about his drag racing days when, he joked, “it never went
fast enough.” Now that he is 77 years old, he says it is plenty fast. Join us in welcoming Charlie and
Sylvia to Corvettes at Carlisle.
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helpful information
INFORMATION
Visit Guest Services for information. A customer
service associate will help you find answers to your
questions.
IF SOMEONE IS LOST
If you are unable to contact a member of your party,
go to Guest Services for assistance.
FIRST AID
Emergency Medical Staff is on hand and located
on Row IC just behind the food trailer by the stage.
(Just outside Guest Services.)
LOST & FOUND
Check for lost items or turn in found items at Guest
Services.
ATM & FINANCIAL SERVICES
An ATM and financial services are provided by
Orrstown Bank in Building T.
T-SHIRTS & SOUVENIRS
Official event merchandise is available in The
Carlisle Store in Building T.
For safety reasons, the use of all personal means
of transportation (bikes, scooters, golf carts, ATVs,
motorcycles, minibikes, etc.) is FORBIDDEN on the
Fairgrounds from 7 A.M. TO 5 P.M. on all show days.
No unlicensed drivers may operate vehicles at any
time. Verification of insurance is required.
PHONE & LOCAL NUMBERS
There is a public telephone located in
Guest Services. Local area code is 717.
Carlisle Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-243-7855
Security. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-960-6429
Emergency Medical (on-site). . . . . . . . . 717-960-6429
Scooter Rental. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888-441-7575
Orrstown Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-245-0682
Repair Service, John’s Mobile. . . . . . . . . 717-245-0076
Towing Service, Jerry’s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-258-1517
Taxi Service (Gate 1, 2, 3). . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-243-4343
Greyhound Bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-255-6970
Carlisle Hospital. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-249-1212
Holy Spirit Walk-In. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 717-218-3920
AllBetterCare Urgent Care. . . . . . . . . . . . 717-258-9355
PETS
HAND CART RENTAL
Sturdy hand carts are available to rent at Guest
Services. Donations go to Chip Miller Charitable
Foundation.
Pets are strongly discouraged for health and safety
reasons. If you cannot make other arrangements,
your pet must be on a leash and policing after it is
required. Your pet must be under your control at all
times, and you are responsible for its actions. Any
unsafe action by your pet may result in expulsion
without refund.
PARTS HAULING
CONDITIONS
To request parts hauling service via a motorized
cart, call 717-960-6429. Donations go to Chip Miller
Charitable Foundation.
TAXI
If you’d like a ride on the taxi cart within the
fairgrounds, call 717-960-6429. Donations go to
Chip Miller Charitable Foundation.
WI-FI
“CARLISLE EVENTS HOT SPOT” is the name of the
public wireless Internet network available in front of
the grandstand. No password required. Unsecured
connection. You are responsible for the security of
your information and equipment. Carlisle Events
assumes no responsibility and shall not be liable for
any damages.
SCOOTER, WHEELCHAIR & WAGON RENTALS
For mobility assistance, scooters, wheelchairs and
wagons are available to rent at Gates 3 & 5. Advance
reservations are highly recommended at least a
week in advance and can be made by contacting
Scootaround at 1-888-441-7575 or online at:
www.scootaround.com/rentals/c/carlisleevents
(Day-of rentals are limited and are not guaranteed.)
RECEIVING (Outside Gate 5)
Any items sent here must be addressed to:
504 Cavalry Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 with the
vendor’s name and space number included.
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Dangerous or slippery conditions can exist on
the Fairgrounds. Due to the nature of the goods
displayed, heavy equipment and moving vehicles
are present. Carlisle Events cannot be responsible
for the conduct of vendors and patrons entering the
premises. Those who enter the Fairgrounds do so at
their own risk.
PHOTO & VIDEO DISCLAIMER
Filming and photography take place during events
held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds and Carlisle Expo
Center. By attending any Carlisle Productions event,
there is implied consent, and you agree to give
Carlisle Productions and authorized filming and/
or production companies and/or media outlets
the right to film, photograph, record your name,
nickname, picture, biographical material, voice and/
or likeness and to use in any manner of media in
connection with the event or future events and the
advertising and promotion thereof. The same holds
true for any vehicle, product or any other item you
display or bring to the event. You also agree to the
broadcast, production, reproduction, printing, distribution and exhibition of any such photographs and/
or recordings of the event, and any programming
derived from the event, by any and all means, media,
devices, processes and technology now or hereafter
known or devised anywhere in the universe at any
time in perpetuity as Carlisle Productions or any of
these authorized producers, filmers, photographers
and/or media outlets elect without compensation of
any kind to you.
vendors: by specialty
MAZUT, PAUL F
REBUILD SERVICES 1965-1982 AND PARTS
RESTORATION & MANUFACTURING OF CORVETTE
BT 39-40, G 123-126, G 129
This listing is optional to vendors. They are listed by specialty, or category, of the items they have for
sale. Locations are shown as a combination of a row or building designation – and space number.
See map in centerfold.
CALEDONIA CORVETTES & CLASSICS INC
L 120-125
MANUFACTURE EXACT METAL REPLACEMENT PART
CANNIZZO, ANDY
K 80-81
Partners on the
Manufacturers Midway
See map in centerfold for the location
of the Manufacturers Midway
A&A AUTO PARTS STORE
ON-SITE EXHAUST INSTALLATIONS - INSTALLATION
ALLEY
AACA MUSEUM
ACS COMPOSITE
ADAMS PREMIUM CAR CARE PRODUCTS
KOOKS HEADERS & EXHAUST
INSTALLATION ALLEY
LAWRENCE CHEVROLET
MACMULKIN CHEVROLET
MAGNAFLOW PERFORMANCE EXHAUST
MEGUIAR’S
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CAR CARE PRODUCTS BEHIND THE STAGE
MORE THAN TIRES
TIRES, WHEELS, GREEN FILTER, RED LINE OIL,
STABIL, GROUND FORCE - ROW Q BESIDE GATE 2
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CAR CARE PRODUCTS
NATIONAL CORVETTE MUSEUM
AMERICAN POWERTRAIN
NOWICKI AUTOSPORT DESIGN
AMERICAN RACING HEADERS
RACE RAMPS
INSTALLATION ALLEY
AMSOIL
RACEDECK
OFFICIAL OIL OF CARLISLE EVENTS
RIDETECH
APSIS USA, INC.
RPI DESIGNS
AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP
SILVER SPORT TRANSMISSIONS
NCM INSURANCE AGENCY
BZ 27-28
NO APPRAISAL NEEDED FOR INSURANCE
STILL CRUISIN CORVETTES
B 71-75
ONSITE PREPURCHASE INSPECT 703-629-0206
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
FORRESTER, DANA
BT 12-13
AUTOMOTIVE ART & PRINTS
AUTOMOBILIA
ANDERSONS
B 76-78, C 82-85
BELTS
QUANTA PRODUCTS LLC
K 54-61
LICENSED FAN BELTS 800-235-8788
BOOKS & MANUALS
MICHAEL BRUCE ASSOC INC
BT 31
CORVETTE BLACK BOX
MIDLIFE CLASSIC CARS
N 96-99
1957-1977 PARTS
CHAMBLIN, ROB
B 61
MISCELLANEOUS CORVETTE PARTS
CLARK, ROBERT
N 191
PARTS
CLEAR OPTION, THE
C 79-80
BEST CUP HOLDER AVAIALBLE FOR C-5,C6,C7
CONLEY, PHILIP
G 108-109
1056-1962 PARTS - BUY & SELL
CONSOLE CREATION
C 77
STORAGE CONSOLE, CUPHOLDERS, STEREO SYS.
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
BT 23-25
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
CORVETTE CORRECTION
E 72-81
C1&C2FRAME CORVETTE CORRECTION8303057496
CORVETTE WORLD
J 135-140, K 137-139
RESTORATION PARTS
CSC MANUFACTURING CORP
G 127-128, J 54, J 56-60
53-96 METAL STAMPED REPRODUCTION PARTS
SHOW SPECIALS ON APPRAISALS
SPRING MOUNTAIN MOTOR RESORT
BATH FITTER
TRAILEX INC.
BLOOMINGTON GOLD
UAW-GM CENTER FOR HUMAN
RESOURCES
ULTRA LITE BRAKES
E 107-111
DELLINGER, BILL
BORLA PERFORMANCE INDUSTRIES
UNISTEER PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS
VAN STEEL INC
FELTES, JAMES
CORVETTE RAKE PARTS & KITS
CARBS COILS SEATBELTS BELLHOUSING V REGS
BY 5-8
N 112-113
BATHROOM REMODELING
CALLAWAY CARS INC.
CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION OF
GENERAL MOTORS
CORSA PERFORMANCE
INSTALLATION ALLEY
CORVETTE AMERICA
OFFICIAL PRESENTING SPONSOR OF CORVETTES AT
CARLISLE AND THE FUN FIELD
COUNTY CORVETTE
DBA USA LLC.
DRIVEN RACING OIL
EAGLE PRODUCTIONS PHOTOGRAPHY
MIDLIFECLASSICCARS.COM 704-598-5113
BRAKES/KITS
D K ROEGNER, ERIC SMITH/
I 55-57
ORIGINAL JACKS MANUAL RADIATOR - GAS CAP
VARIOUS C-1 & C-2 CORVETTE PARTS
MICHAUD, MIKE
SPEED ZONE
L 35-40, M 36-38
AUTO BRAND HATS T-SHIRTS JACKETS HOODIES
F 3, G 3-5
CLUBS
1963-1967 PARTS AND MANUALS
NCRS
NATL CORVETTE OWNERS ASSN
BZ 2-5, BZ 7
BOOKS CLOTHING DIECAST MEMBERSHIPS
PARAGON REPRODUCTIONS INC
BT 21-22
703-533-7222 NATIONALCORVETTEOWNERS.COM
C 65-72
CONVERTIBLE PARTS
PETRIS ENTERPRISES INC
IA 67-71
1953-1996 PARTS
FIRST PLACE AUTO LLC
RAGGTOPP CONVERTIBLE PRODUCTS
IC 56-59
REPAIR / RESTORATION / PARTS
SCHELL, JOHN
PHILLIPS, J QUENTIN
M 104-105
CB 70
CHEVROLET CORVETTE & CLASSICS
POCHILY, DAVID
RESTORATION OF 1956-1962 POWER TOPS
SULLYS TOPS
D 112-113
CORVETTE SOFT TOP FRAMES
D 119-120, E 121-122
63-67 PARTS - SOME C-1 AND C-2
RAWLINGS, JACK
DIECAST
CORVETTE PARTS & ACCESSORIES
E 51-52
CUSTOM DISPLAY CASES
L 126-128
ACRYLIC DISPLAY CASES
ROMANO JR, MICHAEL
I 107
RONS AUTO RESTORATION
ELECTRICAL/WIRING
NEW & USED CORVETTE PARTS & CARS
I 45-47
H 67-68, I 67-69
EAGLE WIRE PRODUCTS
TIDWELL, DAVID
LECTRIC LIMITED INC.
D W AUTO SERVICE & RESTORATION
BATTERY CABLES, SWITCHES’53-82 CORVETTES
H 39-40, I 40-41
H 108, I 108-111
VALLEY AUTO CORVETTES
LECTRIC LIMITED INC.
CORVETTES IN ALL CONDITIONS SINCE 1980
WIRING, HARNESSES, SPARK PLUG WIRES
CB 145-149, CB 168-172
ZIP PRODUCTS
H 108, I 108-111
ENGINES & PARTS
B 63-70
CORVETTE PRTS & ACCESSORY - FREE CATALOG
DAVIDSON RESTORATIONS
ENGINES LIMITED RANDY CHAPIN
CHROME PLATING
VB&P (VETTE BRAKES & PRODUCTS)
FELTES, JAMES
I 50-51, I 132-136, J 88-90
BRAKE CALIPERS,COMPOSITE,SPRINGS+MORE!!
HUBCAPS WHEELS WIPER MOTORS GAUGES TACHS
BUILDING T
CAR COVERS
N 112-113
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
XPEL TECHNOLOGIES
B 23-28
FINNEYS AUTO BODY
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
COVER-UP ENTERPRISES
CORVETTE PARTS & RESTORATION
BT 14-15, E 134
CUSTOM CAR,TRUCK,CYCLE &SUV 800-268-3757
L 28-33, M 30-34
KRISS, TERRY
PERFORMANCE MOTORS OF HANOVER
GROSSMUELLER, WERNER F
NOSTALGIC NEON CLOCKS AMERICAN MADE 20
SELLING MUSTANG & SHELBY AMERICAN
VARARAM INDUSTRIES
INSTALLATION ALLEY
WEST COAST CORVETTES
WILWOOD ENGINEERING
Vendors Listed by
Specialty
ALTERNATORS/GENERATORS
FASTENERS: CLIPS/NUTS/BOLTS/
SCREWS
FELTES, JAMES
CLOCKS
A 24-26
CARCOON AMERICA LLC
INTAK E&EXHAUST MAINFOLDS HEADS POSI’S
BT 23-25
RICKS AUTO HARDWARE
CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT AUTO&BIKE STORAGE
J 173-178, K 176
D & M RESTORATION
INTERIOR&EXTERIOR MOULDING,CLIPS,SCREWS
GEE, GALE
CLOCK RESTORATION DANDMRESTORATION.COM
FORD MUSTANG
NEW NOS REPRO USED 63-96 CORVETTE PARTS
D 1-2, DD 1
CB 100-101
D 110-111, E 112
CHEVROLET
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
BT 23-25
SPECIALIZING IN ORIGINAL & QUALITY REPO
CORVETTE CORRECTION
CA 20
EGELAND, KEN
M 120-122
APPRAISALS
AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP
CLASSIC & COLLECTOR CAR INSURANCE
MIDWAY
JASPER ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS
CARLISLE AUTO APPRAISALS UNLIMITED
SHOW SPECIALS ON APPRAISALS
G1
CORVETTE FRAME RESTORATION M120,121,122
L 192-193
IA 72-73
RICE, RAY & LOIS
KIRKCONNELL, DAN
IMPALA SS PARTS STEERING WHEELS CONSOLES
FAN CLUTCH RESTORATIONS
CHEVROLET CORVETTE
N 108
K 45-47
LABAY, DUNCAN G
ANTIQUE & SPECIAL INTEREST VEHICLES
ALLISON, THOMAS
MID YEAR CORVETTES & MUSCLE CAR CLASSIC
EVERY VENDOR IS ENTITLED TO ONE FREE SPECIALTY LISTING FOR EACH EVENT THEY ATTEND.
HELP YOUR CUSTOMERS FIND YOU, RETURN YOUR SPECIALTY LISTING ORDER FORM TODAY!
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IMPACT
J 167
CERT APPRAISALS ON SITE 717-576-1560
STAINLESS BOLTS NUTS FASTENERS
N 150-153
HESS, EARL
1961 CORVETTE
TRI5 FRAME CORVETTE CORRECTION8303057496
HOOSICK VALLEY FASTENERS
H 98-100, I 98-100
E 72-81
A 46-47
LIBRANDIS PLATING
L 150, M 150-151
COPPER NICKEL CHROME POLISHING SS
SHOW QUALITY RESTORED ALTERNATORS
56 SUNGLASSES, CLOTHING, HATS, JEWELRY
J 26-28
N 112-113
EDELBROCK
BESIDE THE STAGE
IA 54-58
BT 16-17
KEN BRUNO MOTORSPORTS
KERBECK CHEVROLET
MERZ, DALE
SIKWEAR
HIGH PERFORMANCE RACING BRAKES/COMPONENT
ON-SITE PHOTOS OF YOUR VEHICLE - BUILDING Z
HEACOCK CLASSIC
H 66, I 65-66
L 190, M 191
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
GLASSWORKS - THE HARD TOP SHOP
CLOTHING & HATS
BAIR’S INC, YOGI
KRANTZ, FRANK
G 69-72
USED CORVETTE PARTS C2 & C3 MAINLY
KRENZER, ED
F 38, G 39-40
PARTS AND CARS
MAN MACHINE INTERFACE INC
F 110
CORVETTE PRECISION RIVET TOOL AERO-RIVET
finding vendor spaces
1 Row or Building?
ROWS:
A-Z. . . . . . .
IA-IO . . . . .
NA-NZ. . . .
CA-CE . . . .
MIDWAY. .
Main Field
Infield
North Field
Car Corral
Manufacturers Midway
BUILDINGS:
DA-DB. .
BR. . . . . .
BT. . . . . .
BY. . . . . .
BZ. . . . . .
Car Corral Pavilions
Building R
Building T
Building Y
Building Z (Grandstand)
2 Look at the map (pages 34-35)
After you identify what you are looking for (row or building), find it on
the map then look for the space number(s).
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vendors: by specialty continued
FREON
WORLEY, WILLIAM
WELCH, HOWARD
M 71
SALES,OWNERS,SERVICE,ASSEMBLY,MANUALS+++
CORVETTE RESTORATION & REPAIR PARTS
ENVIRO-SAFE REFRIGERANTS
D4
FREON REPLACEMENT R-12 134A 717-422-4646
LUBRICANTS
SPEEDOMETERS/CABLES
DEGREGORY, JOHN E
M 16-17
BT 23-25
57-65 CATALOG,PARTS,RESTORATION,POSTERS
MIRRORS
FUEL INJECTIONS & SUPPLIES
L 93-97
GAS TANKS
ROCK SOLID VEHICLE PRODUCTS
AMSOIL SYNTHETIC OIL & FILTERS
BORRELL, JOYCE
H 70-72
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
D & M RESTORATION
BT 14-15, E 134
SPEEDO/TACH REPAIR DANDMRESTORATION.COM
QUANTA PRODUCTS LLC
IB 66
MIRROR RESTORATION AND SALES
SUSPENSION
NEW GAS TANKS 800-235-8788
MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOTIVE
E 72-81
K 54-61
GAUGES
MCKINNEY, GERRY
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
D 55-58
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
MODELS & MINIATURES
BT 23-25
CORVETTE SPEC OF MD
A 61-65
CORVETTE RACE CARS AND PARTS
D 59-66
BY 11-13
PAINT & SUPPLIES
L 194-197, M 195-198
BRANDEN ENTERPRISES
INSURANCE
CARCOON AMERICA LLC
CUSTOM DETAIL PAINT FOR ALL RESTORATIONS
NCM INSURANCE AGENCY
B 23-28
AGREED VALUE COVERAGE & CORVETTE MUSEUM
ROCK SOLID VEHICLE PRODUCTS
INTERIORS & SUPPLIES
POR-15 RUST PAINTAUTO RESTOR PRODUCTS
J 94-98, K 94-99
RED BEARDS TOOLS
WIRETIES-TERMINALS-HEAT SHRINK-SANDPAPER
THE ORIGINAL SAFETY SIPHON
F 87-88
THE ORIGINAL SAFETY SIPHON 724-344-4864
EPA COMP PORTABLE PAINT BOOTHS
TRANSMISSIONS & PARTS
M 16-17
L 47-49, M 50
HARTNETT 4 SPEEDS, ED
REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS-PARTS & SERVICE
PONTIAC TRANS AM
WAXES & DETAILING SUPPLIES
C 26-29
ID 50-51
CORVETTE INTERIORS, PARTS & WHEELS
CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE
JEWELRY
1998-2002 PONTIAC TRANS AM PARTS
AUTO ETC. NEON
CUSTOM MADE TO ANY NEED 423-383-8965
TOOLS
M 60-61
CORVETTE AMERICA
GENOS BELT SERVICE
OVER 2000 VINTAGE MODEL KITS AND PROMOS
GLASS T-TOPS & CARBON FIBER ROOFS
BZ 27-28
RESTOMOD CHASSIS & CONVERSIONS
N 26-28
HOLLER, CRAIG
MELROSE T-TOP INTERNTL
M 116-117
RDSIDEMEM@AOL.COM PROMOS, AM, MUSCLE
BT 14-15, E 134
GLASS/WINDSHIELDS
SR III MOTORSPORTS INC
TIE DOWNS
K 73
GAUGE RESTORATION DANDMRESTORATION.COM
C1&C2&TRI5 CORVETTE CORRECTION8303057496
DUNGAN, FENTON
RESTORATION OF CLOCKS GAUGES WIPER MTRS
D & M RESTORATION
CORVETTE CORRECTION
BT 49
RADIATORS/SHELLS/HOSES
HAFTEL, ROBERT
M 106-111
HANDCRAFTED SILVER AND GEMSTONES
QUANTA PRODUCTS LLC
BT 34
NEW RADIATORS 800-235-8788
MOORE, DREW
ONE BETTER CAR CARE WAX DETAIL SPRAY
ROCK SOLID VEHICLE PRODUCTS
M 16-17
CORVETTE JEWELRY - WWW.AUTOETCNEON.COM
DEWITTS RADIATOR
IB 68-69
DIRECT FIT ALUMINUM RADIATORS
WEATHER STRIPPING
KIMS GOLD DUST
K 54-61
D 59-66
CORVETTE WWW.KIMSGOLDDUST.COM
RADIOS/SPEAKERS
WIPERS/WIPER PARTS
HAND CRAFTED JEWELRY GIFT ITEMS
BT 23-25
BT 14-15, E 134
LIFTS/RAMPS/ROTISSERIE
D & M RESTORATION
LEIB, JOANNE
BZ 24
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
BACKYARD BUDDY
BT 14-15, E 134
AUTOMOTIVE LIFTS
RETRO RADIO RESTORATION
LIGHTS
RESTORE/CONVERT RADIOS TO AM/FM; BT/USB
J 151-157
MELROSE T-TOP INTERNTL
D 59-66
RADIO RESTORATION DANDMRESTORATION.COM
L 9-12
RESTORATION SERVICES
1963-1982 HEADLIGHTS & T3 BULBS
CLASSIC RODS & RESTORATION
LITERATURE/MANUALS/ADS
CLASSIC CORVETTE RESTORATION
N 137-141
HOYT, PETER
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER
DOM & FOREIGN SALES BROCHURES 1946-PRES
REPAIR VETTE DASH INSTRUMENTS 7316646120
BT 26
BT 23-25
LANDIS, WILLIAM J
DAVIDSON RESTORATIONS
ADS, ARTICLES, PROMO MODELS
ROCHESTER FUEL INJECTION RESTORATION
A 72-76
L 150, M 150-151
RUDDOCK, KEN
EASTERN CORVETTE
SALES LIT, MANUALS, BOOKS, SIGNS & MORE
PARTS SERVICE RESTORATION SINCE 1986
BZ 25-26
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CHROME-IT METAL POLISH AND SPEED WAX
MELROSE T-TOP INTERNTL
REAR HATCH & T-TOPS WEATHERSTRIPS
D & M RESTORATION
WIPER MOTOR REPAIR DANDMRESTORATION.COM
EGELAND, KEN
J 167
MELROSE T-TOP INTERNTL
D 59-66
1968-1975 WINDSHIELD WASHER PUMPS
Corvettes for Chip
The 9th annual Corvettes for Chip
charity event was founded and
started by a generous group of individuals that were compelled to help
fulfill the mission of the Chip Miller
Charitable Foundation. It’s always
a tight-knit group of passionate
Corvette lovers that enjoy this event
year in and year out. Please to mark
your calendars and plan to attend
this October.
Each year I’m amazed at the
quality of Corvettes that attend this
fun-filled event. The mission of the
CMCF is to empower people with
the knowledge and understanding
of Amyloidosis for earlier detection,
ensuring a better quality of life for
those afflicted with the disease and
to help science find the cures. The
Corvettes for Chip event is a fun
way to help a great cause. Please
consider attending this year.
I hope to see you there!
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CORVETTES FOR CHIP
9TH ANNUAL CORVETTE SHOW
S U N D A Y, O C T O B E R 4 , 2 0 1 5
C O R V E T T E S F O R C H I P. C O M
T H O M A S
C H E V R O L E T
1263 W. BALTIMORE PIKE • MEDIA, PA 19063
vendors: a-z
BUSH, JEFF................................................... CB 119
BUTLER, LONNIE........................................ CA 164
Vendors are listed alphabetically followed by their location – which is either a row or building
designation – and space number. See map in centerfold.
Partners on the
Manufacturers Midway
See map in centerfold for the location
of the Manufacturers Midway
A&A AUTO PARTS STORE
SILVER SPORT TRANSMISSIONS
AUTO ETC NEON.....................................BT 37-38
AUTORETRO......................... H 102-103, I 101-103
AVELLINO, JOSEPH & RASA....................... M 29
AYERS, WAYNE..............................................CB 95
SPRING MOUNTAIN MOTOR RESORT
B
RIDETECH
RPI DESIGNS
INSTALLATION ALLEY
TRAILEX INC.
AACA MUSEUM
UAW-GM CENTER FOR HUMAN
RESOURCES
ACS COMPOSITE
ADAMS PREMIUM CAR CARE PRODUCTS
AMERICAN POWERTRAIN
AMERICAN RACING HEADERS
INSTALLATION ALLEY
AMSOIL
APSIS USA, INC.
UNISTEER PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS
VARARAM INDUSTRIES
INSTALLATION ALLEY
WEST COAST CORVETTES
WILWOOD ENGINEERING
BUILDING T
XPEL TECHNOLOGIES
AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP
BATH FITTER
BLOOMINGTON GOLD
BORLA PERFORMANCE INDUSTRIES
Vendors Listed by
Alphabetically
CALLAWAY CARS INC.
3
CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION OF
GENERAL MOTORS
6
3 GUYS VETTE STUFF............................IB 20-22
CORSA PERFORMANCE
69-VETT.............................................................IB 15
CORVETTE AMERICA
A&A AUTO PARTS STORE........INSTALLATION
ALLEY
AACA MUSEUM...................................... MIDWAY
ABESSINIO, LINDA.................................... ID 10-11
ACE UPHOLSTERY........................................CB 32
ACS COMPOSITE.................................... MIDWAY
ADAMS PREMIUM CAR CARE PRODUCTS......
.................................................................. MIDWAY
ADAMS, BRUCE................................L 84-85, L 91
AGATE, DUANE..........................................K 67-69
ALLEY, LARRY............................................GA 9-10
ALLISON, THOMAS...................................K 45-47
ALLSHOUSE, MARK...... D 121-123, D 125, E 127
ALLVETTE....................................... CB 106, CB 129
ALTOONA CORVETTE CLUB...............L 130-134
AMERICAN CUSTOM IND INC...........J 194-197,
................................................................. K 195-198
AMERICAN HOBBIES............................J 179-180
AMERICAN POWERTRAIN.................. MIDWAY
AMERICAN RACING HEADERS...........................
....................................... INSTALLATION ALLEY
AMSOIL..................................................... MIDWAY
ANDERSON, JIM....................................... H 60-62
ANDERSONS...............................B 76-78, C 82-85
ANDREJKO, BILL.............................................A 27
APEX POWDER COATING................... N 197-198
APSIS USA, INC....................................... MIDWAY
ARCOLEO, STEVE..................................... A 49-60
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM........................... F 13-14
AUDIA, L J........................................................J 163
AUGUSTUS, JAMES..................................... M 128
AUTO APPRAISAL GROUP.................. MIDWAY
AUTO CUSTOM CARPETS............................ E 68
AUTO ENTEC...................................................K 5-8
INSTALLATION ALLEY
COUNTY CORVETTE
DBA USA LLC.
DRIVEN RACING OIL
EAGLE PRODUCTIONS PHOTOGRAPHY
BUILDING Z
EDELBROCK
GLASSWORKS - THE HARD TOP SHOP
HEACOCK CLASSIC
JASPER ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS
KERBECK CHEVROLET
KOOKS HEADERS & EXHAUST
INSTALLATION ALLEY
LAWRENCE CHEVROLET
MACMULKIN CHEVROLET
MAGNAFLOW PERFORMANCE EXHAUST
MEGUIAR’S
MORE THAN TIRES
ROW Q
NATIONAL CORVETTE MUSEUM
NOWICKI AUTOSPORT DESIGN
RACE RAMPS
RACEDECK
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BACHLECHNER, WILLIAM..........................J 128
BACKYARD BUDDY.................................J 151-157
BAIR’S INC, YOGI.... BT 39-40, G 123-126, G 129
BAK AUTOMOTIVE INC...............................M 7-8
BALABANICK, JOE........................................E 102
BALDINO JR, ANTHONY............................. D 129
BALTAZ, MIKE.......................................... IA 43-44
BANIK, ANDY.................................................. CB 71
BARCLAY, JOSEPH....................................B 40-42
BARNES, RICHARD.........................................D 24
BARNISH AUTOMOTIVE.........................K 62-65
BARR, TOM.............................................. N 128-129
BARTLETT, BILL..............................................F 126
BATH FITTER........................................... MIDWAY
BECO EQUIPMENT................ Q 28-29, QA 28-29
BENNETT, HAL............................................L 73-75
BENTON, DONNA...........................................A 1-5
BESCO, DENNIS & JASON......................M 26-27
BIANCANIELLO, CHRIS..........................IC 67-68
BILLS TOOL SUPPLY................................D 46-48
BLAKEMORE, JOE................................. N 156-157
BLANDING, JOHN..................................... K 20-21
BLEILS NOSTALGIA DECALS................M 87-90
BLOOMINGTON GOLD........................... MIDWAY
BLUE RIDGE CORVETTE CLUB............. L 53-54
BOB KUNZ AUTOMOTIVE.......J 192-193, K 194
BOBS AUTO CARE & SALES LLC.............I 58-59
BOCKIN, VINCENT...................................... CA 121
BOGDAN, LAWRENCE.............................. A 41-43
BOND, KEN.....................................................G 6-12
BONO, THOMAS.............................................. L 191
BOOHER, RON..................................................A 44
BORLA PERFORMANCE INDUSTRIES...............
.................................................................. MIDWAY
BORRELL, JOYCE...........................................IB 66
BOTEK, WAYNE...............................................K 151
BOUCHARD, ADRIAN..............................IC 72-74
BRADS CORVETTES............................. K 102-106
BRANDAU, HARVEY....................................... D 45
BRANDEN ENTERPRISES...................... M 60-61
BRANDT MOTORS.................................. CB 93-94
BRATT, WILLIAM............................N 48-50, N 52
BRAZEE, AUSTIN........................................CA 204
BRAZEE, JAMES................................ CA 201-202,
............................................DB 1-3, DB 10-11, R 37
BRICKEL’S RACING COLLECTIBLES...................
..................................................................E 125-126
BRISTOW, JASON.............................. CA 284-285
BROBECK, JAMES..................... H 8, Q 27, QA 27
BROTHERS, BILL........................................D 72-73
BROWN, DOUG............................................. CA 117
BROWN, MARTIN........................................... DA 4
BROWNING, EDWARD..........Q 24-26, QA 24-26
BROWNSTEIN, MARK................................. CA 49
BRUNO, MIKE.........................................D 20, D 22
BRUZIK, GARY...................................IA 9, IA 11-12
BUCCIERO, GARY........................................ L 13-14
BUECHS, MARK..........................................F 78-81
BUESCHER, DAVID....................................... M 130
BURR, JOHN.................................................CA 122
BUSCH ENTERPRISES INC.......Q 8-12, QA 8-12
C
C & S CORVETTES.....................J 43-48, L 43-46
C&M FLOORS.....................................................J 68
CALEDONIA CORVETTES & CLASSICS INC....
..................................................................L 120-125
CALLAWAY CARS INC............................BT 18-20
CALLAWAY CARS INC........................... MIDWAY
CAMPBELL, JOHN......................................CB 126
CAMPBELL, PAGE......................................E 66-67
CANNIZZO, ANDY...................................... K 80-81
CANOVA, ERIC..............................................CA 162
CANTELMO, JOHN................................... ID 61-63
CAR PARADISE,THE.................................D 49-50
CARARTWORK INC.................................BT 57-59
CARCOON AMERICA LLC....................... B 23-28
CARDINALE, JAY.............................CA 74, M 174
CARLISLE AUTO APPRAISALS UNLIMITED....
..............................................................................G 1
CARLISLE CLASSICS..............................DA 21-22
CARMANY, KENNETH..........................F 124-125
CARTYS COMPLETE CORVETTE CENTER.......
................................................................. K 185-186
CARY, WILLIAM................................................H 52
CASSIDY, MICHAEL........................................ B 22
CASTALDO, PHILIP................................... G 91-97
CAUDLE, CURTIS.................................CA 167-170
CELLINI, JOHN........................................... R 56-57
CERCHIO, LOUIS...............................................R 51
CHAMBERLAIN, LEONARD..................... E 15-16
CHAMBERLAIN, LYLE.......................... K 134-136
CHAMBLIN, ROB...............................................B 61
CHARLIE O CORVETTES............................... C 38
CHARYN, HOWARD......................................DA 13
CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION OF
GENERAL MOTORS........................... MIDWAY
CHEVYCOOL.................................................I 60-61
CIGAR LADY, THE............................................ C 30
CK AUTO RESTORATION.................... A 104-107
CLARK, RICHARD...................................J 165-166
CLARK, ROBERT L............................................ IC 2
CLARK, ROBERT.............................................N 191
CLARK, SAM.................................................... ID 18
CLASSIC AIRCRAFT & AUTO INC........IC 62-63
CLASSIC RODS & RESTORATION......N 137-141
CLEAR OPTION, THE................................C 79-80
CLEMMER, JAMES.................................. ID 21-22
CLIFFORD, JIM................................................E 103
CLIMAX CORVETTES.................................. CA 24
CLOSE, FRED................................................E 31-33
COFFMAN CORVETTES......... J 29-37, J 39-42,
.................................................... K 28-38, K 42-43
COHEN..........................................................F 39-40
COKER TIRE COMPANY............................... E 1-6
COLANERI, FRANK...............................L 4-5, M 6
COLE, GEORGE R........................................ E 10-13
COLLECTORS HELPER..........................L 137-138
COLLIER, LARRY................................M 1-2, MM 1
CONLEY, PHILIP..................................... G 108-109
CONOVER AUTO SALES INC........DB 5-6, DB 9
CONSALVO, VIRGINIA............................ IA 22-23
CONSOLATI, RICHARD F..............................K 131
CONSOLE CREATION..................................... C 77
CONTEMPORARY CORVETTE........... F 25, G 27
CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE.....C 26-29
COOK, BRAD...................................................... E 28
COOK, TOMMY................................. H 42, I 42-43
COPE, ERNEST..............................CB 76, R 46-48
CORELLI, AL..............................................G 112-114
CORNFIELD, STEVE......................................CB 79
CORNWELL, JEFF..................................... F 59-60
CORSA PERFORMANCE...........INSTALLATION
ALLEY
CORVETTE AMERICA.... MIDWAY (SEE MAP),
.................................................... J 94-98, K 94-99
CORVETTE CENTRAL........BT 32-33, BT 54-56,
.......................................... D 86-92, E 82, E 87-95
CORVETTE CLOCKS BY ROGER..........BT 23-25
CORVETTE CONNECTIONS OF NE.......J 61-63
CORVETTE CORNER............................... IA 84-92
CORVETTE CORRECTION........................E 72-81
CORVETTE COSMETICS......... A 19-23, IA 17-18
CORVETTE CUSTOM BODY/
AKA THE SPINDLE PEOPLE............E 113-117
CORVETTE DNA................... BY 9-10, IA 102-103
CORVETTE ENTERPRISES......................... I 9-10
CORVETTE MIKE NEW ENGLAND............DA 6,
....................................................................ID 65-66
CORVETTE MYSTIQUE............................N 87-89
CORVETTE PARAMEDICS INC.............. C 33-35
CORVETTE REPAIRS OF MAINE................. B 43
CORVETTE SHOP, THE.................K 178, R 26-29
CORVETTE SPEC OF MD......................... A 61-65
CORVETTE WORLD............J 136-139, K 137-139
CORVETTES INTERNATIONAL.............IC 29-32
CORVETTES UNLIMITED........................ G 41-47
COULTER, TIM.................... M 131-136, N 135-136
COUNTY CORVETTE............................. MIDWAY
COVER-UP ENTERPRISES.........D 110-111, E 112
COWAN, JAN & RON......................................ID 44
COX, JUDITH................................................ CA 160
CRANE CORVETTE SUPPLY......................... C 49
CRANES PERFORMANCE.......................IC 18-19
CRAVEN AUTOMOTIVE................................IA 36
CREATE-A-PLAQUE..................................BZ 9-11
CREGO, JACK.............................................M 58-59
CRESSINGER, COBYN R............... B 34-38, K 1-4
CRISMAN, JOHN........................................E 60-62
CRISTILLO, FRANK............. CB 51-53, CB 73-75,
..................................................................... R 53-55
CRYSTAL FARM, THE................................... BZ 15
CSC MANUFACTURING CORP..........G 127-128,
........................................................... J 54, J 56-60
CURLIS, RICH & SHARON.....................J 159-161
CUSTOM DISPLAY CASES.......................E 51-52
D
D & A CORVETTE..................................... BZ 31-33
D & M RESTORATION..................BT 14-15, E 134
D K ROEGNER, ERIC SMITH/...................I 55-57
DAGILE, MARCEL........................................CA 163
DALLIN, LYNN..............................................CA 165
DAVE MITCHELL AUTO PARTS........ M 148-149
DAVIDSON RESTORATIONS....L 150, M 150-151
DAVIDSON, DAVE........................................ J 71-75
DAWSON, CHARLES....................................... R 30
DBA USA LLC........................................... MIDWAY
DEGREGORY, JOHN E............................... L 93-97
DEHOOG, ARIE..................................................E 14
DELAWARE CLASSIC CORVETTES LLC............
....................................................................L 98-102
DELLAMALUA, THOMAS........CA 209-210, 248
DELLINGER, BILL............................... L 190, M 191
DEMASI, MIKE.................................................. E 96
DENAPOLE, MIKE....................................L 105-113
DENEEN, THOMAS...................................... CA 96
DENT JR, ALAN...............................J 8-10, K 9-11
DERING, JOSEPH...............................................I 85
DEROSS, DANIEL............................................ E 101
DESTEFANO III, RALPH T............................IB 25
DETAILERS DREAM SUPPLY.................C 74-76
DEWITTS RADIATOR.............................M 106-111
DIETZ, RICHARD..........................................CA 159
DIPIERRO, GEORGE......... DA 1, M 99, N 100-104
DISCOUNT AUTOBODY SUPPLY...... H 104-105,
...................................................................I 104-105
DOBBINS RESTORATION PUBL...................J 86
DOTTERER, JEFF....................................L 146-149
DRAPALSKI, DAVE.......................................J 15-16
DREAM RESTORATIONS......................... L 59-64
DREW’S CORVETTE SPECIALTIES/
KLJ AUTOMOTIVE.........................H 12, I 13-15
DRIVEN RACING OIL............................. MIDWAY
DRUSAK, JOHN............................................J 17-18
DUAL DIECAST..........................................G 77-79
DUBECK, FRANK............................................IB 29
DUKEMAN, GARY...........................................IC 26
DUNBAR, MATT.......................................... D 12-15
DUNGAN, FENTON......................................... K 73
DYSINGER, MONACA................................CA 236
E
EAGLE PRODUCTIONS......... BZ 19-21, ID 71-73
EAGLE WIRE PRODUCTS......................... I 45-47
EAGLEHEAD RESTORATION.......................G 64
EARL’S REPAIR SERVICE INC......................A 29
EARLBECK CORVETTES.........H 1-5, HH 1, I 1-4
EASTERN CORVETTE.....................................C 81
EASY EARL.................................................K 22-27
EDDIE WASS VETTES & 4-SPEEDS....................
..........................................F 102-106, G 105, G 107
EDELBROCK............................................. MIDWAY
EGELAND, KEN...............................................J 167
ELDRETH, TONY........................................R 38-40
EMERT, STAN....................................................A 45
EMRICH, HAL..................................................IB 27
ENNIS MOTOR SALES............................. F 89-92
ENVIRO-SAFE REFRIGERANTS.................M 71
ERNST, ROBERT............................................ CA 63
ESTILL, ROBERT I............................................DA 7
ETTER, TRACY................................... CA 286-288
EVANS, ERMAN................................................. A 6
EXCEL SCREEN PRINTING USA...........IB 17-19
finding vendor spaces
1 Row or Building?
ROWS:
A-Z. . . . . . .
IA-IO . . . . .
NA-NZ. . . .
CA-CE . . . .
MIDWAY. .
Main Field
Infield
North Field
Car Corral
Manufacturers Midway
BUILDINGS:
DA-DB. .
BR. . . . . .
BT. . . . . .
BY. . . . . .
BZ. . . . . .
Car Corral Pavilions
Building R
Building T
Building Y
Building Z (Grandstand)
2 Look at the map (pages 34-35)
After you identify what you are looking for (row or building), find it on
the map then look for the space number(s).
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vendors: a-z continued
F & A AUTO SALES INC........................... CB 7-10
F & J TRANSMISSIONS......................... DB 18-19
FAIRWAY MOTORS INC......................CA 111-113,
....................................CA 149-151, CA 189, DB 13
FANSLAU, ERNEST..........................................ID 4
FELLERS, LARRY............................................. B 58
FELLNER, DAN........................................L 173-174
FELTES, JAMES...................................... N 112-113
FERN, PHIL............................................... L 161-162
FINNEYS AUTO BODY..............J 173-178, K 176
FIRST PLACE AUTO LLC........................IA 67-71
FLASH CARDS INC...............A 31-33, F 1-2, FF 1
FLEMING, RONALD.......................................N 143
FLORIDA YARD ART..................................... K 162
FLOWERS, MICHAEL............................ K 174-175
FOISY, PHIL..................................................L 56-58
FORD, RONALD N......................................... CA 23
FORRESTER, DANA..................................BT 12-13
FOSTER, JOHN...............................................M 125
FOWKES, STEPHEN................DA 18-19, R 58-59
FRANCISCO, GERALD......................... M 193-194
FREGOE, JEFF......................F 117-120, G 119-122
FRENCHAK, KENNETH................................. G 58
FREUND, THEODORE & HELEN............... DA 23
FRYE, GEORGE........................................L 103-104
G
GALL, JOSEPH............................................... CB 99
GALLI SHIRTS & SPORTS APPAREL...................
...........................................C 42-47, IB 5-8, IC 5-6
GALLOWAY, MARION............................. IA 94-95
GALLUCCI, JAMES.......................................... CB 1
GEE, GALE...................................L 28-33, M 30-34
GENOS BELT SERVICE.............................N 26-28
GENOVESE, JIM............................................... D 35
GEORGE JR, ALLEN..................................K 84-85
GIBSON, JAMES.........................L 183-189, M 187
GIGANTINO, MIKE...................................CA 30-31
GILLEYLEN, RUSS....................................ID 67-68
GLASSWORKS - THE HARD TOP SHOP............
.................................................................. MIDWAY
GLIPTONE...................................Q 13-16, QA 13-16
GOAT HILL CLASSICS..............................H 93-96
GOLDSTEIN, JEFF........................................... B 39
GOODE, ROGER..................................... L 27, M 28
GOULD, JAY.....................................................CB 57
GRAHAM, JAMES.................................... IA 60-62
GRATA, JOHN.................................A 66-69, IA 66
GRAY, DAVE...................................................I 91-92
GRAYS MEMORABILIA............................A 92-95
GREEN, ALBERT.................................. D 93, E 100
GREEN, LEE.......................................................CB 3
GREENBERG, HOWARD............................... K 165
GREGOR, BILL............................................IC 45-46
GRIMM, FREDDIE............................................. I 44
GROSSI, MIKE..........................................N 161-162
GROSSMUELLER, WERNER F............H 98-100,
.....................................................................I 98-100
GRUNDY WORLDWIDE..................................D 80
GUINTHER, WENDELL..................N 90, N 92-93
H
HAFTEL, ROBERT.....................................IB 68-69
HAINES, RAYMOND................................... CA 233
HALON MARKETING (BATTERY TENDERS)....
.................................................B 32-33, D 104-106
HAMLETT, RANDY............................... M 102-103
HANCHAK, JOHN & STEPHEN...................IA 38
HANNER, JAMES............................................ C 39
HANSEN, MARGARET A......................G 101-102
HARBOR AUTOMOTIVE GROUP............... A 103
HARRINGTON, DON E.................................... E 44
HARRIS, BILL...................................................C 7-8
HARTNETT 4 SPEEDS, ED...........L 47-49, M 50
HARTYE, WAYNE........................................... D 124
HAUGHT, LARRY & LINDA....................... CB 209
HAYALIAN, LARRY........................................ N 154
HEACOCK CLASSIC............................... MIDWAY
HEITZMAN, DAVE...........................................A 30
HEMLING, JOHN.....................................E 105-106
HEMMINGS MOTOR NEWS
PUBLICATIONS....................................D 97-100
HENRY, DERRECK E.....................................CB 26
HENSEL, CHARLIE........................................ K 167
HERSHBERGER, DONALD................... N 164-165
HESS, EARL.................................................... CA 20
HIGGINS, LEONARD........................................ D 38
HILL COUNTRY VETTES............IC 70, ID 69-70
HILL’S HACK SHOP........................................IA 59
HINE, FRANK...................... J 142-143, K 143-144
HIORNS, BRUCE............................. IB 12, IC 20-21
HIS PLACE, INC................... J 186-191, K 187-192
HOLLENBAUGH, RONALD......................... CA 47
HOLLER, CRAIG......................................... BY 11-13
HOLY WISDOM PARISH.............................CA 130
HONESDALE GARAGE MIX CANDY... IA 51-53
HOOSICK VALLEY FASTENERS............A 24-26
HORNADAY, JAMES..................................B 49-50
HOSE, KERMIT..................................................J 55
HOSKI, GARLAN.........................................CA 200
HOUGH, LIN...................................................... F 99
HOUSTON, SAM...................... IA 31-32, IA 34-35
HOWAY, ROSS..................................................IA 33
HOYT, MICHAEL............................................BZ 30
HOYT, PETER..................................................BT 26
HUFF, GERALD...................................... N 200-201
HUNT, HARRY F..............................................J 158
HUNTINGTOWN VFD & RESCUE
SQUAD IND..................................................DA 17
I
IBIZ INC...........................................BT 51-52, E 132
IKERD, PAT.................H 18-21, I 19-24, J 38, K 39
ILHARDT, RON..........................................F 115-116
ILLINOIS NCRS................................................. G 62
IMPACT.................................................... M 120-122
IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT............BT 27-28, BT 50
INFUSINO, SAL............................................. J 11-12
J
J AND K CORVETTE PARTS.................H 6, I 5-6
J C TAYLOR INSURANCE.......................ID 53-54
JACKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE........... GA 11
JACKSON JR, STANLEY.......................... E 35-37
JACKSON, ALAN.........................................CA 273
JACKSONS A/S......................H 114-119, I 115-117
JAMES, VIRGINIA M........................................E 18
JARMAN, ROGER...................................... R 35-36
JASPER ENGINES & TRANSMISSIONS.............
.................................................................. MIDWAY
JESSERS CLASSIC KEYS.......L 65-68, M 66-67
JIM CLEMENS CORVETTE....................IB 63-64
JIMS RARE SERIALS...................BZ 16-18, E 135
JOACHIM, ROD...........................R 41-43, R 60-62
JOHNS AUTOMOTIVE............. J 91-93, K 92-93
JONES, RON...................................................... J 64
JT PIPERS AUTO SPEC.............H 86-87, I 87-88
JUNOKAS, JOEL..............................L 71-72, M 73
JUST THE FACTS PUBLISHING...................K 91
JUSTO, JOHN............................ CB 190, F 100-101
K
KADE, BRUCE...........................DA 5, DA 9, DA 14
KARAS, JOE........................................L 163, M 164
KARNES, MICHAEL........................................ R 50
KEEN PARTS INC....................................... D 67-71
KELLY, THOMAS.............................................ID 35
KEMPER, LYN................................................... E 27
KEN BRUNO MOTORSPORTS............... A 46-47
KENNEDY, JAMES........................................ N 105
KENNEDY, PETER....................................ID 19-20
KERBECK CHEVROLET........................ MIDWAY
KERSHLIS, JACK..............................................J 80
KEY, TERRY......................................................ID 40
KEYSTONE CORVETTES.................. CB 139-143,
...............................................................CB 162-166
KEYSTONE STATE CORVETTE....................IB 31
KIMS GOLD DUST..........................................BT 34
KIRKCONNELL, DAN.............................. IA 72-73
KLEIN, DAN.....................................................BZ 35
KLEINER, GARY......................M 3-5, Q 18, QA 18
KLICK LEWIS.................. CA 118-119, CA 156-157
KNAKAL, CHUCK....................................... J 78-79
KNOCH, AL................ J 101-115, K 107-109, K 114
KOCSIS, JOHN....................................................I 28
KOLUCH, JOHN.......................................... N 20-21
KOOKS HEADERS & EXHAUST............................
....................................... INSTALLATION ALLEY
KOZIAK, ELAINE.........................................B 29-31
KRACICH, RICH................................................ C 48
KRANTZ, FRANK.......................................G 69-72
KREBS, TERRY............................................E 69-71
KRENZER, ED....................................F 38, G 39-40
KRISS, TERRY........................................D 1-2, DD 1
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KUHNEMANN, MICHAEL.........................DB 7-8
KUJAWSKY, DAVID.......................................CB 37
KUREK, STEPHEN..................................... L 86-88
KYSER, DARRELL.................................. N 182-183
LABAY, DUNCAN G........................................N 108
LANDIS, WILLIAM J.................................A 72-76
LANGBEIN, PAUL.............J 81-83, K 79, K 82-83
LARUE, DON.....................................................IB 67
LAURICELLA, WILLIAM.................. CA 207-208
LAWRENCE CHEVROLET.................... MIDWAY
LAWSON, DARCY...........................................DB 14
LECTRIC LIMITED INC................H 108, I 108-111
LEGGIERO, JAMES.................. M 85-86, N 84-85
LEIB, GLEN..................................BZ 23, K 149-150
LEIB, JOANNE................................................BZ 24
LEISTER, MIKE............................................ I 80-82
LEMEK, DON............................... H 47-48, I 48-49
LEMMER, PAUL........................................ IA 24-26
LENTINI, JOSEPH...................................... E 63-65
LEPELIS, EDWARD....................................G 29-33
LEVINSKY, HENRY.........................................IB 23
LIBBY, EDWARD................................................IA 4
LIBRANDIS PLATING..............I 50-51, I 132-136,
..................................................................... J 88-90
LICWINKO, TED................................................K 66
LIMITED EDITIONS......................................... B 48
LINDEE, SCOTT.......................................F 61, G 63
LITTLE, RICHARD.................................. K 182-184
LOGSDON, MARK...................................... IB 10-11
LONABERGER JR, ROBERT...................M 39-40
LONESTAR...................................... G 19-23, 25-26,
......H 13-17, 22-26, 73-76, I 16-18, 25-27, 72-75
LONG ISLAND CORV OWNERS.............................
........................................................ IB 57-59, IC 66
LONG ISLAND CORVETTES INC..........ID 57-58
LONG ISLAND VETTES.......................... ID 74-79
LOSPIO, LOU.......................................F 51-52, G 54
LOSQUADRO, BRET....................................... K 147
LOVEJOY, MARK............................................ G 115
LOYSVILLE STRUCTURES.................... IA 27-30
LUKROFKA JR, LESTER.............................. N 155
LUNZ, BOB...........................................................N 6
LUONGO, ROBERT.............................L 164, M 165
LUXIE’S SWEET TOOTH...............................H 101
LYON, RICK........................................................G 111
MCCHESNEY, PAT...........................................K 50
MCCOYS CLASSIC CARS..................... D 126-128
MCDUFFORD, DAVID.....................................G 110
MCGRIFF, VICTOR.....................................M 91-95
MCHALE, BRIAN............................................. GA 8
MCKINNEY, GERRY................................... D 55-58
MEAD, DENNIS...........................................B 44-45
MEGUIAR’S.............................................. MIDWAY
MELROSE T-TOP INTERNTL..................D 59-66
MERCER, GARY..........................................R 63-64
MEREDITH, JOHN..........................................L 140
MERSHONS WORLD OF CARS..........D 132-140,
..................................................................E 136-142
MERZ, DALE................................................ J 26-28
MICHAEL BRUCE ASSOC INC................... BT 31
MICHAEL, STEVE...................................... E 53-55
MICHAELS, LARRY...................................H 80-83
MICHAUD, MIKE.....................................F 3, G 3-5
MID-ATLANTIC CHAPTER/NCRS......... A 79-81
MID-ATLANTIC CORVETTE RESTORATION....
.......................................................................I 34-35
MIDLIFE CLASSIC CARS........................ N 96-99
MILES, BRYAN............................................. CA 109
MILLNER-HAUFEN TOOL COMPANY.....BT 29
MILONE, DAVID.................................................F 53
MINNICH, LARRY.................................H 120, 122,
................................................... I 118-120, 124-125
MISA, JOHN.....................................................J 172
MISHLAN, TIM................................................N 114
MOESLEIN, JERRY....................................H 63-65
MOORE, DREW.......................................... ID 50-51
MORE THAN TIRES...................................Q 37-51
MORE THAN TIRES...................................ROW Q
MORGAN, STEVE & KAREN...L 41-42, M 41-43
MORITZ, DICK............................................. J 84-85
MORRIS, SHARON....................................IC 47-50
MORRIS, THOMAS.............. CB 24-25, CB 47-48
MORTON, JAMES..................................M 100-101
MOTHERS/DETAILERS DREAM................. C 73
MOTOR CITY AUTHENTICS.......................BT 30
MOTORSPORTS MARKETPLACE.......... J 21-25
MR MOTORS...............................................R 44-45
MULLIKIN, DAVID.................................. N 193-196
MUMMERT, THOMAS...............................CA 307
MURPHY, RONALD........................................CA 51
MUSKEGON BRAKES & DIST.................. I 76-79
MYERS HIDE & FURS..............................I 121-123
M
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M R ENTERPRISES...................................K 74-78
MABEE, RON...............................................K 70-72
MABRY, DARRELL......................................... N 4-5
MACHADO, MARSHALL............................CA 152
MACMULKIN CHEVROLET................. MIDWAY
MADSEN, KIM.............................................C 54-61
MAGEE, BOB...........................................N 148-149
MAGGIO, STEVE..............................................J 134
MAGNAFLOW PERFORMANCE EXHAUST.......
.................................................................. MIDWAY
MAHONEY, RAYMOND.................................IB 65
MAKOSHAR2.COM................... J 205-209, K 210
MAN MACHINE INTERFACE INC............... F 110
MANDULAK, SCOTT.......................................A 40
MARKEL, JOHN............................................. K 146
MARQUARDT, CLETE............................... F 82-83
MARQUEZ, JOSEPH.........................................I 86
MASON CORVETTE.................................. F 68-75
MASSENGILL, MACK................ M 21-22, N 7-19
MASSEY, RON....................................................F 58
MAXWELL, JAY............................................I 32-33
MAYERBERGER, SCOTT.......................F 107-108
MAZUT, PAUL F.................................H 66, I 65-66
MCCARTNEY, DAVID...L 114-115, M 114-115, 118
MCCARTYS..................................................F 96-98
NAEGER, WILLIAM R................................... M 127
NATIONAL CORVETTE MUSEUM..... MIDWAY
NATL CORVETTE OWNERS ASSN...... BT 21-22
NCM INSURANCE AGENCY.................BZ 27-28
NCRS ADIRONDACK CHAPTER.......... I 137-138
NCRS.....................................................BZ 2-5, BZ 7
NCRS-DELAWARE VALLEY CHPT.......D 94-96,
.....................................................................E 97-98
NE CHAPTER NCRS.......... J 125-127, K 127-130,
..........................................................................L 129
NEITZEL, FRED.........................................M 68-70
NEON WAREHOUSE...............................BY 18-20
NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER/NCRS........C 62-64
NEW ENGLAND CORVETTE SUPPLIES.............
......................................................................C 17-20
NICKEL D ENTERPRISES.............................. L 69
NOEL GRACE PERFORMANCE PLUS.................
..................................................................K 171-173
NORMAN, GAVIN........................................D 51-52
NORTHEAST CHEVELLE.................... N 186-188
NOWELL SMITH MARKETING............H 7, I 7-8
NOWICKI AUTOSPORT DESIGN......... MIDWAY
NU VINTAGE CORVETTES....................... C 13-15
NYMAN, EUGENE......................................... M 129
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OHARA, JOHN.................................................IB 30
OKSEN, DAVID...........................................M 96-98
OLDTOWN AUTMOBILE................... CA 198-199
OMPS, LARRY...................................................A 34
ORR, PATRICK.................................IC 64-65, J 181
OVERBERG, ERIC J..........................................D 21
OWNEY, DELL................................................ DA 24
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PADUANA, ANTHONY....................Q 5-7, QA 5-7
PAINE, JAMES..........................CA 131-132, DA 16
PAINT GUYZ.COM...........................................L 1-3
PALANCI, HENRY.........................................ID 6-9
PANICK, ANDREW........................................... J 49
PARADISE, JOSEPH......................................CB 78
PARAGON REPRODUCTIONS INC........ C 65-72
PARTS EXPRESS/KOOL CARS........ CB 185-187,
.................................................................. L 155-157
PASCOLI, KENT.................................................. D 3
PENN-OHIO CORVETTE.... A 8-12, B 7-11, IA 10
PEREZ, JUAN................................................ CA 161
PERFORM INC................................................BT 49
PERFORMANCE MOTORS OF HANOVER.........
............................................................... CB 100-101
PERONE PERFORMANCE PROD...........N 68-77
PERSON, EDWARD M.............................D 114-115
PETRIS ENTERPRISES INC...................IC 56-59
PETROZZI, ARTHUR.................................K 48-49
PHILLIPS, J QUENTIN..................................CB 70
PIECYK, MICHAEL.......................................... G 59
PIERSON, DAVID......................................... I 38-39
PILIERO, ANTHONY................................K 117-118
66 PINE TREE INN B AND B................................A 71
PINKUS, FRANK........................................B 59-60
PIRKLE JR, JOHN...................... L 135-136, M 137
PLATANIA, CHARLES...............................B 46-47
POCHILY, DAVID...................D 119-120, E 121-122
POCONO MOUNTAINS CORV CLUB....ID 59-60
PODELL FUEL INJECTION SPEC, JACK............
......................................................................J 19-20
POLISH THIS INC........................................B 51-52
POSSON ART & ANTIQUES...........................C 21
POWER EFFECTS/LAWRENCE KEECH..............
.....................................................................A 96-98
POWER PORTAL PRODUCTS.................A 85-86
POWERS, KEVIN.......................................IB 60-62
PRESCOTT, GEORGE......................................F 6-7
PRICE, DAN................................................. N 45-46
PRO TEAM CORVETTE SALES..........G 138-143,
.............................................. H 140-150, I 145-149
PURDY, TOM................................................... N 167
PYPES PERFORMANCE EXHAUST...... F 36-37
Q
QUANTA PRODUCTS LLC....................... K 54-61
R
RACE RAMPS........................................... MIDWAY
RACEDECK............................................... MIDWAY
RADDI, MICHAEL................................ CB 120-121
RAINTREE AUTO REST ENT.......................... C 4
RALSTON, CHIP.............................................CB 50
RAMADEI, GARY......................................L 116-117
RAWLINGS, JACK...................................L 126-128
READE, JEFF..................................................N 134
REALE, LUKE...................................................E 123
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REAVIS, EUGENE....................DB 4, DB 12, K 193
RED BEARDS TOOLS........L 194-197, M 195-198
REED, MIKE........................................................ J 13
REED, THOMAS...............................................L 178
REGAN, DANIEL................. L 179-180, M 180-181
REHRIG, LOU............................................J 182-185
REIN JR, JOSEPH & JUDY.............................L 55
REITH, CHRISTINE M.............................K 110-113
RETRO RADIO RESTORATION.................. L 9-12
REVERSE LOGIC LIMITED..........................K 207
RHINEHART, NORM.................................. C 40-41
RHYNE, THOMAS...........................................ID 29
RICCUITTI, RICHARD...................................... L 21
RICE, RAY & LOIS....................................L 192-193
RICHONNE, MARC.......................................... H 41
RICKMAN, LANCE............................................J 65
RICKS AUTO HARDWARE.................. N 150-153
RIDETECH................................................. MIDWAY
RIKS CORVETTE SHOPPE...................... A 13-18,
.........................................................IA 13-16, J 150
RIVERA, LISTER...............................................CB 2
ROBINSON, RICK....................................L 158-160
ROCCO, LEON J............................................. M 192
ROCK SOLID VEHICLE PRODUCTS...... M 16-17
RODRIGUEZ, MAXIE........................................B 21
ROGERS CORVETTE CENTER.................... G 104
ROHRER, PHIL..................................................DA 3
ROLLING-BORDERS.COM........................ L 51-52
ROMANO JR, MICHAEL................................I 107
RONS AUTO RESTORATION.. H 67-68, I 67-69
RONSHELL ENTERPRISES.........................BZ 29
ROOK, RICHARD..............................D 23, E 25-26
ROSCOE RESTORATION..........................H 57-59
ROSE, JOHN.......................................................D 41
ROYAL, DURWOOD........................................CA 10
RPI DESIGNS............................................ MIDWAY
RUDBECK, JACK.....................................A 108-110
RUDDOCK, KEN........................................BZ 25-26
RUSSOLILLO, DR GARY..........................IC 34-35
RUTH MOTORS INC..... CA 133-134, CA 171-172
S
S & S SALES................................. D 81-84, E 83-86
SABOURY, ROD..................................CB 4-6, DA 2
SALE, STEVE................................................CA 240
SALLEY, STEPHEN M....... L 175-176, M 176-177
SALVATION ARMY, THE................................ B 62
SALZ, JEFFREY.......................................... K 40-41
SANTORELLI, CHARLIE...........................K 86-89
SCANLON, JOHN.............................................N 86
SCHELL, JOHN...................................... M 104-105
SCHLITZ, ANDY........................................G 98-100
SCHNEIDER, JOHN................................. ID 48-49
SCHULTHEIS GARAGE CLASSICS......BT 60-61
SCOTT, RONALD............................................ M 190
SCOTT, STAR........................ J 210-215, K 211-216
SEIBEL, WILLIAM............................... MN 1, N 1-3
SEIFERT, RAY.................................................... F 54
SELLS AUTO............................................. IA 96-99
SERMERSHEIMS DIV OF LEE BUMB
COMPOSITES INC.................................. C 50-53
SEYMOUR, GARY................L 181-182, M 182-183
SHANNON, TOM.............................CA 205, J 204
SHAPIRO, RON...............................................BZ 34
SHEN, ERIC MING.....................................H 55-56
SHONK, RICHARD................................. E 20, E 23
SIKWEAR................................................... IA 54-58
SILVER SPORT TRANSMISSIONS..... MIDWAY
SIMON, ENOCH..........................................N 82-83
SIMON, RICHIE...........................................D 74-78
SINDELAR, BOB..................................... J 52, K 53
SKINNER, BILL................................................. B 20
SKIPPER, SHAUN.................................. N 158-159
SKROUPA, MARK...........................................J 170
SLIEMERS, TOM............................A 48, IA 45-50
SMART PARTS................................................. R 1-8
SMITH, DOUGLAS.......................................... GA 6
SMITH, JEFFREY G.................... J 50-51, K 51-52
SMITH, LARRY.................................................D 40
SMITH, LLOYD......................................... D 19, E 21
SMITH, WAYNE................................ F 35, G 37-38
SNAPPIN TURTLE TIE DOWN................A 35-39
SOKOLOFF, STEVEN & JULIE...............H 27-29,
...................................................................... I 29-30
SPANGLER CLASSIC CORVETTE........... I 89-90
SPANGLER, GEORGE................................... CA 52
SPARKS, JEFF................................................N 170
SPEED ZONE..............................L 35-40, M 36-38
SPEEDWAY MOTORS................................... K 168
SPRING MOUNTAIN MOTOR RESORT...............
.................................................................. MIDWAY
SR III MOTORSPORTS INC...................M 116-117
SSNAKE OYL PRODUCTS INC..................BT 48,
................................................................ M 144-147
ST JOSEPH SCHOOL................................... DB 20
ST PETER, JOHN..............................................E 19
STALLION CORVETTE...........................K 119-120
STAVAC, GARY................................................DA 10
STEHLER, ANDY...............................................L 83
STEINER JR, FRANK A.................................. F 56
STEPHENS, CHRIS..................................... CA 184
STEPHENS, CHUCK................................... R 18-19
STEPHENSON, RONNIE............................ B 14-17
STEVENS, JIM.................................................J 4-7
STILL CRUISIN CORVETTES...................B 71-75
STINE, DAVE....................................................CB 33
STOUDT AUTO SALES INC.................. CA 15-16,
........................................................CA 39-40, J 67
STREET SHOP INC...........J 199-203, K 200-206
STREET TECH CUSTOMS.............................. L 15
STRONGSVILLE HOBBY SHOP.............BZ 12-14
STRYKIEWICZ, JOE................................... C 36-37
STUMBROSKI, THEODORE..................... M 10-13
SULLYS TOPS...........................................D 112-113
SUMMERS, JAMES & KATHIE.................CA 129
SUPERIOR CUSTOMS.................................. BT 41
SUZANNE & COMPANY.......................N 106-107
SWANEK, FRANK..........................................DB 17
SYNARSKI, STANLEY.................................CA 197
T
T & D TOWING CORPORATION...................M 48
T & G CAR SALES.................................CA 126-128
TANDLE, JOE..................................................... M 9
TATE, VERNON L........................................ CA 120
TEIXEIRA, RICHARD........................................N 51
TENERELLI, MIKE..........................................J 130
TEPPER, DAN................................................CA 216
THATCHER, RUSSELL.................... F 19-22, G 24
THAYER, BRIAN........................................IA 41-42
THE ORIGINAL SAFETY SIPHON......... F 87-88
THOMPSON ASTRO TOPS......................E 40-43
THOMPSON ASTRO TOPS...................... E 45-50
THORNTON JR, WILLIAM............................. N 91
TIDWELL, DAVID.........................H 39-40, I 40-41
TITTLE, DAVE.............................................. N 29-31
TONYS CORVETTE SHOP................... E 22, E 24
TORTORICI, PINO............................................J 129
TRAILEX INC............................................ MIDWAY
TRAINOR, PETER.......................................... CA 22
TRIANTAFILLOS, ROBERT.......................L 18-20
TUCOS TREEWORKS..............................CA 70-71
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TUTTLE, THOMAS.................................N 109-110
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ULTRA LITE BRAKES.............................E 107-111
UNDERWOOD, BLAIR.............................. IB 51-56
UNIQUE MOTORSPORTS........................ J 69-70
UNISTEER PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS...........
.................................................................. MIDWAY
URBANIK, JOHN........................................ H 50-51
V
V TECH CORVETTE LLC.........................IB 47-50
VALENTINE, BOB....................................... B 53-54
VALLEY AUTO CORVETTES............CB 145-149,
...............................................................CB 168-172
VALLEY PRIDE RESTORATION.............A 77-78
VAN STEEL INC.........................................BT 16-17
VANDENBERGEN, DENNIS................IA 104-107
VANSON, CLIFFORD S...............................CA 234
VARARAM INDUSTRIES..........INSTALLATION
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VB&P (VETTE BRAKES & PRODUCTS)...............
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VETERANS FIRE PROTECTION..........E 118-119
VETTE MAGAZINE..................... C 1-3, D 107-109
VETTE MASTERS................ CB 11-13, K 156-159,
.....................................................L 171-172, R 9-17
VETTE PRODUCTS OF MICH.................. I 93-97
VETTE REGISTRIES LLC.............................BZ 22
VETTE SHOP, THE.......................................I 36-37
68 VETTE VISIONS INC.........L 165-170, M 166-173
VETTE VUES MAGAZINE................... BT 42-47,
..................................................................D 101-103
VETTE WRECKS................ H 109-113, J 120-124,
..................................................................K 121-126
VIGIL, HAROLD & MARIANNE...................DB 16
VILLAGE VETTES INC....................................BZ 6
VINTAGE NEON..................L 151-154, M 152-155
VORNDRAN, MARK....................................... N 111
VRANICH, CHARLES & BARBARA.........CA 158
VYN, WILLIAM T.............................................IB 26
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WALDEN, ADRIAN........................................DB 15
WALDRON, BRUCE............................................I 52
WALKER, JOE..................BY 4, DA 11, M 184-185
WALKER, KIM M...............................B 3-6, C 9-10
WALLACE, JAMES....................CA 94-95, M 163
WALTHER, THOMAS.......................................G 60
WALTHERS, CHARLES...........................J 116-119
WEAVER, HENRY.......................D 25-28, E 29-30
WEE, MYUNG..............................................D 32-34
WEIKLE, ANTHONY.......................... CA 262-263
WEIS, WESLEY...........................................F 64-67
WELCH, HOWARD.....................................H 70-72
WELLS, SAMUEL & SUSAN..........CA 48, DA 20
WENTWORTH, EZEKIEL.............................. G 103
WERNER, GEORGE.................................... E 56-59
WERNER, NORMAN.................................. B 55-57
WEST COAST CORVETTES.................. MIDWAY
WEST POINT AUTO................................... G 55-57
WEST, CHRISTINE.....................................M 14-15
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WESTERN NEW YORK NCRS................. F 62-63
WESTLEY, BILL............................................K 12-14
WESTON, SCOTT........................................ J 76-77
WETZEL, JEFF..............................................CA 125
WHALEY, JOHN.................................................I 64
WHITE, GARY................................................CA 123
WHITT, RICHARD.....................................CB 54-55
WILLIAMS, JASON....................................... CA 72
WILWOOD ENGINEERING.....................BT 35-36
WILWOOD ENGINEERING.............. BUILDING T
WITTJE, LOUIS........................................ CA 57-59
WOLFF, DONALD......................................... CA 196
WOOD, JAMES.................................................C 5-6
WOOD, RAY....................................................... IB 16
WORLEY, WILLIAM........................................... D 4
WOSILIUS, WILLIAM.......................................J 87
WRIGHT, WAYNE.......................................... CA 35
WYATT, GREG............... CA 43, DA 8, 12, 15, K 181
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ZAKS AUTOMOTIVE INC......................... CA 124
ZALLO, ROBERT....................................... BY 14-15
ZAWACKI.................................................... IA 63-64
ZEILNER, WAYNE..........................................CB 34
ZIP PRODUCTS...........................................B 63-70
ZRNCIC, STANLEY...................................... B 18-19
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incentives. Vending at a Carlisle
event can be a great way to
make money, clean out your
garage and provide an overall
fun experience. Our 82-acre
facility has bath houses and
multiple options for dining at
our concessionaires so camping
in your vendor space is an
If you buy a vending space at
an event where you haven’t
before, just buy ONE – and get
one FREE!
Multi-Show Discounts
If you purchase vending space
at 5-6 events during the 2015
season, you will be eligible to
receive a 5% discount on your
total vendor fees paid. Purchase
space at 7 or more events
and receive a 10% discount.
Discounts will be paid at the
end of the season.
Free Specialty Listing
As a vendor you are entitled to
one free specialty listing in the
event guide for each event you
attend. Help your customers
find you; return your order form
today!
Free Alphabetical Listing
If you buy vending space at an
event, you will be included in
the alphabetical vendor listing
in the event guide.
Space Renewals
You have renewal rights to your
vending spaces for 90 days
after the end of an event. You
will receive a renewal notice
approx. 30 days after the event
and a final reminder postcard
two weeks prior to the deadline.
Early Bird Renewal Discount
The best deal in renewing your
vending spaces is to pay for
2016 before the event is over.
You’ll get a 5% discount! Visit
Vendor Services in the Registration building outside Gate 3.
Buy Vending Space Online
New this year! You can buy
vending spaces online! Two
weeks after the 90-day renewal
deadline, all spaces that have
not been purchased will be
available on a first-come, firstserved basis. You can even
choose the exact space!
Contact Tim DeMark with your
vending questions:
717-243-7855 x198
TimD@CarlisleEvents.com
car corral bonus - social media showroom
I
f you buy a car corral space
in 2015, you are invited to
advertise that vehicle for sale
on our social media pages –
Facebook and Twitter – FREE!
Just e-mail up to four photos
of your vehicle to SocialShow
room@CarlisleEvents.com.
Include your name, vendor
number, event name, space
number and important details
about the vehicle you’re selling.
We will post your photos one
time – within a 14-day window
of the event – on Facebook and
Twitter. They will remain in the
Social Media Showroom photo
album on the Facebook page for
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the applicable event.
If you buy multiple car corral
spaces, you may advertise each
vehicle on the Social Media
Showroom. This offer is valid
for each car corral space.
The Social Media Showroom
is a trial run during 2015.
Depending on its success, it
may be implemented for 2016
for a fee. Take advantage of this
special offer!
Thank you for your support,
and we hope the additional
exposure of your vehicle
provided by the Carlisle Events
Social Media Showroom results
in a sale.
20 LB. BAGS – $6
concessions
Available at most
Concession Stands
OFFICIAL BEVERAGE
OF CARLISLE EVENTS
Beer Garden (beside Stage)
Beer & Mike’s Hard Lemonade
Big Belly’s BBQ (beside J 163)
Smoked wings, bacon-wrapped hot dogs, rib platter, brisket sandwich, rib eye sandwich, smoked ham & cheese sandwich. Breakfast: sausage, egg and cheese bagel.
Boy Scouts (pavilion at the corner of
Barbie & Duke’s Blvds. – Row ND)
Bricker’s French Fries
(Food Court, T 1, ID 1)
Bruster’s Ice Cream &
Nathan’s Hot Dogs
Open early for breakfast, lunch and open late for dinner. Breakfast sandwiches,
Angus burger with “the works,” pork BBQ sandwiches, hot dogs, chicken strips,
french fries.
French fries, fish sandwiches, chicken strips, Italian sausage, hot dogs and burgers.
Hand dipped and soft ice cream in a dish, waffle cone, hot fudge sundae, milkshake,
or float.
(Food Court, R 34)
Hot dogs – chili, cheese or plain. Chicken tenders, corn dog nuggets, fries, onion
rings. Breakfast: sausage gravy or cream chipped beef over biscuits, doughnuts and
hash browns.
Carlisle Bakery (M 64)
Cinnamon buns, coffee cake, doughnuts, fudge, whoopie pies, sandwiches, fresh
brewed coffee and tea.
Carlisle High School Band Boosters
(Food Court)
Breakfast sandwiches, homefries, sausage gravy and biscuits. Burgers, hot dogs,
pork BBQ, French fries, apple dumplings and soft pretzels.
Cookie Barn (D 85, GA 1, A 114)
Cookies, brownies, fruit, freeze pops, slushies, muffins, pastries, cream cheese filled
pretzels, candy and nuts.
Double R Foods (CA 249 – Gate 7)
Big Block burgers, hot dogs and sausages w/peppers & onions.
Double Twist Soft Pretzels (Building T)
Soft pretzels, ham & cheese pockets, pretzel dog, pretzelroni, elephant ears, lemonade and iced tea.
Hippie Chick-In (Food Court)
Chicken pieces, chicken tenders, buffalo chicken dip, potato wedges, baked beans,
mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, biscuits and flavored iced coffee.
Horner’s Corner BBQ
(A 113 - outside Building Y)
Texas style beef brisket, pulled pork and smokehouse chicken sandwiches, hot
dogs, sausage, burgers, chicken fingers, fries, fried pickles, broccoli salad and
coleslaw.
Marcello’s Ristorante (Food Court)
New York style pizza, stromboli, hot and cold subs, wings, chicken fingers, fries,
mozzarella cheese sticks, breakfast pizza and breakfast sandwiches.
PaPa’s Kettle Corn (Diane Drive)
Fresh popped kettle corn and fresh brewed iced tea.
Penn Township Vol. Fire Co. #50 (J 1)
Breakfast platters, roast beef sandwiches, chicken strips, hot dogs, sausage, fries,
and nachos.
Sherri’s Crab Cakes (II 68)
Crab cake sandwiches, lemonade, iced tea and water.
Shuman’s Concessions
Turkey legs, hot dogs, burgers, sausages, chicken cheesesteak, pulled pork, warm
pretzel braids, smoothies, lemonade and iced tea. Breakfast sandwiches.
(IM 56, A 82, J 100, near Gate 5)
Snyder’s Funnel Cakes
(CB 116)
Funnel cake and deep fried Oreos.
Stoltzfus Catering (Food Court)
Breakfast sandwiches, ham & swiss sandwiches, chicken pot pie, chicken corn
soup, ham & bean soup, beef vegetable soup, potato salad, sticky buns and shoo fly
pie.
Subway (Gate 3)
Made to order sandwiches including all the fresh veggies you want on freshly baked
bread
Tom’s Pit Stop (Food Court)
Breakfast sandwiches, rib eye sandwiches, jumbo brats, Coney Island dog, Carolina
pork BBQ, sweet sausage, chili dogs, cheese dogs, sweet potato fries, loaded
nachos and soft pretzels.
Tropical Smoothie (Diane Drive)
Fresh fruit smoothies and sandwich wraps.
Woody’s (Food Court, beside Stage)
Sweet Italian sausage, Big Woody sausage, fries, loaded fries, chili bowl, pierogis,
sausage bowl, chef salad, chicken tenders, hot dogs, chicken cheesesteak, cheeseburgers, pretzel dogs and loaded pretzels. Breakfast: pancakes, sandwiches and
homefries.
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advertisers index
A & A AUTO PARTS STORE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
AMSOIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
AYA JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
BRICKEL’S RACING COLLECTIBLES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
CARARTWORK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
CARLISLE AUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
CARLISLE CUSTOMS & CLASSICS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
CLASSICCARS.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16, 43
CORVETTE AMERICA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15, BACK COVER
CORVETTE CENTRAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
CORVETTE REPAIR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
COUNTY CORVETTE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
CUMBERLAND VALLEY VISITOR BUREAU. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
ENTHUSIAST MEDIA GROUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
HEACOCK CLASSIC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
JC TAYLOR ANTIQUE AUTO AGENCY INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
KERBECK CHEVROLET. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
LAW OFFICES OF BRUCE SHAW. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
LECTRIC LIMITED. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
LONG ISLAND CORVETTE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
MACMULKIN CHEVROLET. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
MEGUIAR’S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
MID AMERICA MOTOWORKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
MONTWAY AUTO TRANSPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MORPHY AUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
MUSKEGON BRAKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
NOVISTRETCH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
ORRSTOWN BANK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
PEPSI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
ROCKAUTO.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
SLEEP INN & SUITES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
SPORTS CAR MARKET. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
SPRING MOUNTAIN MOTOR RESORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
SRIII MOTORSPORTS INC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
ST JUDE CHURCH OF THE APOSTLE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
STREET SHOP INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
TEAM GOD SPEED INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
TRAILEX INC.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
TREASURED MOTORCAR SERVICES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
TURN 14 DISTRIBUTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
USED CORVETTES FOR SALE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
WOLFSTEINS PRO SERIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
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our team
William Miller Jr. Co-founder/Owner
Elliot “Chip” Miller (d’d) Co-founder/Owner
Lance Miller Owner/Partner, Corvette Event Manager
Bill Miller III Partner, Auction Manager
Scott Amig Expo Center Facility Director
Ken Appell Event Manager (Performance & Style, Ford)
Aubrie Atwell Sponsorship & Event Coordinator
Dennis Baish Auction Manager
Scott Berger Director of Information Technology
Tim Bowman Facilities Director
Jim Brady Dir. Southeast Div. (Winter & Fall Florida AutoFest)
Harold Brandt Chief Financial Officer
Ed Buczeskie Event Manager (Import, Chrysler)
Sarah Burkharth Social Media Specialist
Tony Cline Director of Auction Operations
Tami DeMark Customer Service Specialist
Tim DeMark Business Dev., Event Mgr. (Spring & Fall Carlisle)
Buzz Frey Facilities Assistant
Michael Garland Media Specialist
Ron Kuhn Auction Logistics Manager
Sean Landry Security Manager
Barbara Loy Customer Service Specialist
Russell Mason Facilities Assistant
Dave McCoy Auction Specialist
Jodi Morrison Concessions Manager/Assistant to Owners
Flip Sayers Facilities Assistant
Ed Scholly Assoc. Dir. of Bus. & Event Dev., Event Mgr. (Truck)
Wayne Slaybaugh Facilities Assistant
Betsy Smith Customer Service Specialist
Christine Smith Marketing Director
Rebecca Spahr Print Production Manager
Tyler Staley Event Manager (GM, Bloomsburg)
Diane Vaughn Director of Customer Relations
Jim Vinarski Director of Business and Event Development
Lynn Walter Accounting Clerk
Andrew Welsh Graphic Designer
Kim Wickard Auction Specialist
Brett Withjack Web/Multimedia Specialist
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