Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno - September 2018

CVC Tour IV – Colorado Rocky Mountain High!
July 26 – August 12, 2018

The Central Valley Corvette Club was
chartered in 1991 for the owners of the only
real AMERICAN sports car, the awesome
CORVETTE. It is a social organization with
activities that provide enjoyment for the true
Corvette lover.
MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE HELD
AT 6.30 P.M. ON THE 3 RD TUESDAY
OF EVERY MONTH AT YOSEMITE
FALLS CAFE, 4278 W. ASHLAN AVE,
FRESNO CALIFORNIA. INTERESTED
CORVETTE ENTHUSIAST ARE
MORE THAN WELCOME TO
ATTEND THE MEETINGS AND MEET
OUR MEMBERS.
Club activities include monthly meetings,
car shows, weekend Club activities,
overnighters, picnics, road rallies, summer
cruises, holiday get-to-gathers and more!
Eligibility for membership in CVC is
defined in Article III, section 1 of the
bylaws in part as follows: "Membership in
Central Valley Corvettes shall be open to all
Corvette owners who are sponsored by a
member in good standing. Additionally, a
prospective member must, within a three
month period, attend two consecutive
meetings, participate in two club sanctioned
social activities, pay current membership
dues and initiation fees, and be approved by
two-thirds vote of membership present at a
general membership meeting by secret
ballot.
Sponsors shall be responsible for advising
prospective member of results. All members
must submit proof of personal insurance in
accordance with California State Law upon
application for membership, and all
members must be a member of the
association providing club liability insurance
for CENTRAL VALLEY CORVETTES.
A prospective member who does not have a
sponsor will be provided one by the
membership committee. Non-members may
not participate in more than three meetings
or two sanctioned activities as per CVC
Bylaws.
CVC membership dues are $67.00 plus an
initiation fee of $35.00. Membership entitles
two members at the same address voting
privileges at meetings (provided they are in
good standing) and membership rights.
Please feel free to contact the membership
chairperson, Dick Johnson (559) 940-5719
or any officer on the following page.

PRESIDENT
Andy Anderson
977-3387
ancon545@yahoo.com
VP-ACTIVITIES
Dick Danielsen
298-5229
redanielsenr@aol.com
VP-PUBLIC RELATIONS/ MEMBERSHIP
Dick Johnson
940-5719
rejohnson1142@gmail.com
SECRETARY
Terry Johnson
940-0876
purplegal54@gmail.com
TREASURER
Darlene Derringer
647-1577
darlenemoats@sbcglobal.net
Mission Statement / Officers..... 2-3
A Word from our President.......... 4
Secretary’s Minutes..................... 5
Birthdays & Anniversaries......... 6-7
Sunshine & Clouds………………...... 8
Patents Hint at C8 Extras….………. 9
Hertz Rents C7-Z06………………… 10
First 2019 C7 Shadow Grey……… 11
CVC Activities............................ 12
CVC Event Flyers.................. 13-25
Ed Kroeker Remembrance .… 26-37
CVC Colorado Tour IV………… 38-67
From our Sponsor, Ed Dena....... 68
PARLIAMENTARIAN
Gary Pflepsen
999-2957
pgpflep@aol.com
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
Chuck Laningham
304-7662
laningham@hotmail.com
SUNSHINE & CLOUDS - NEWS
Debbie Garrison
875-0800
keithgar@aol.com
WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Charlie Fosnaugh
299-0547
fosnaugh@comcast.net

…a word from our President!
Hi Corvetter’s:
Cannot believe it has been a
month since the last newsletter. Well it
is about time we start thinking about
voting for a new board, yes in three
months!! Cannot believe it has almost
been two years. So start thinking who
you like on the new board. We had a
sad time in August. One of our long
time members and great friend, Ed
Kroeker, passed away. He was like a
brother to me.
We had lots of laughs together.
Traveled together, we were competitive
with each other that is what brothers
do. Joyce, Jill and Jeff and family outdid
themselves on his funeral. It was
outstanding. They had about 300
hundred people attend. I was honored
that they asked me to an Honorary
Pallbearer. He will be missed!!!
Until next time, Your President,
Andy Anderson
Sept. 3 rd
Sept. 9 th

Central Valley Corvettes
General Meeting Minutes 8-21-18
The General Meeting was called to order
by President Andy Anderson at 6:30pm.
Minutes from the July meeting were
read. Chuck Hall made a motion to
accept the minutes as read. Fred Parks
seconded. Darlene Derringer gave the
Treasurer’s report. All bills have been
paid for the Colorado Rocky Mountains
Run which leaves a refund of $113.66 to
each couple that attended. Tonight’s
raffle brought in $226. Winners of the
$50 bills were Dave
Dukes (#2 for Dave and
#3 when you include Lori)
Well done Dukes. And
amazing against all odds,
Keith Garrison’s number was
called for the 2 nd $50 bill.
VP of Public Relations – Dick Johnson –
let us know that birthdays totaled 385
years. The winners of the Panera gift
card for the longest Anniversary that
were present, goes to Jeff and Stephanie
Engelman for 26 years of wedded bliss.
A recap of past and future runs was led
by Andy Anderson as Dick Danielsen was
not present. Craig Hansen gave an
extensive recount of our Rocky
Mountain Run. How can he remember
all of it? The club gave a round of
applause for a trip well done. Queen
Hauls, Car Shows and Social gatherings
are in the mix for future events. For
more info – check out our monthly
newsletter. Diane Tjerrild announced
there will be a Fly-In / Car Show at the
Sierra Sky Park on October 20 th . Contact
her for more info.
Gary Pflepsen announced he will be
taking nomination at the September
and October meetings for the 2019-
2020 Board. Openings are President, VP
of Public Relations, VP of Activities and
Secretary. Voting will take place at the
November meeting.
Chuck Laningham collected $1.50
(including himself!!) in badge fines.
Debbie Garrison gave a tearful Sunshine
and Clouds report. Ed Kroeker’s funeral
will be this Friday, August 24 th at 10am
at Cross City Church. Meet at Andy
Anderson’s home at 9am.
Charlie Fosnaugh made a motion to
adjourn the meeting at 7:38pm. Lupe
Dawson seconded.
Respectfully submitted,
Terry Johnson, Secretary
Thank you to the following members
for donating raffle prizes: A&C
Anderson, T&D Anderson, Campos,
Dawson, Derringer, Dukes, Fosnaugh,
Garrison, Henderson, Henenfent,
Jarvis, Johnson, Laningham, Null,
Piercy, Severance, Tavares

Nancy White, 9/06 – Lynne Henderson, 9/07 – Patrick Garrahan, 9/11
Fred Rose, 9/15 – Keith Garrison, 9/17 and Marci Jarvis, 9/27
by Dick Johnson
Dick & Ruth Danielsen, 9/04/71 – 47 Years
Dick & Terry Johnson, 9/04/77 – 41 Years
Skip & Vickie Garrison, 922/73 – 45 Years
PLEASE REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR CVC NAME BADGE or a CVC LOGO SHIRT WITH
YOUR NAME ON IT TO ALL CLUB MEETINGS & EVENTS!
(NOW a 50₵ FINE without it)
SUPPORT YOUR CLUB RAFFLE AND BRING A RAFFLE PRIZE!
AND BE SURE AND RECOMEND OUR WEB SITE REGULARLY AT:
www.CentralValleyCorvettes.com

SUNSHINE & CLOUDS
Aug. 21, 2018
Debbie Garrison
We lost our Dear Friend Ed Kroeker on August 15, 2018. Ed was a good friend and a
longtime CVC Member. He was funny, ornery, always had a smile on his face and loved to
have a good time. He was generous to so many including our CVC family sharing
Kroekerville whenever the opportunity arose whether it be Fourth of July celebration,
Mother’s Day, a picnic or one of our children’s weddings. They were always there for us.
We had so many adventures and good times and made so many memories together. Ed
and Joyce decided to get married on their first date but had to wait two weeks for Ed’s
next paycheck. Last month they were married 59 years. Ed loved his family, being a Dad,
a Grandpa and Great-Grandpa were his greatest joys. He had countless friends and with
his easy-going ways made friends wherever he went. He was a truly self-made man and
he and Joyce built a legacy to be proud of for years to come. His services were attended
by many of our Corvette Family past and present. It was a celebration of great man and
he will be missed! We were blessed to know him!
Deb & Charlie West are leaving us! They will be moving to a lake house in Bella Vista,
Arkansas. Deb sent me a note saying how much they enjoyed being members in Central
Valley Corvettes. “You guys welcomed us and we truly appreciate the friendships formed”
Their home in Visalia sold much faster than they anticipated and the new owners asked
for a short escrow. So, they are planning to leave CA on August 31 st . They don’t have a
lake house yet, but they will be staying at Deb’s Dad place until they find a permanent
place or a rental. We wish Deb and Charlie safe travels and the best of luck with their
new adventure.
Tom and Marcie Jarvis were involved in an accident coming home from the Colorado Run
near Bakersfield and their car was nearly totaled. Luckily, they weren’t hurt and came
away with just a few stiff muscles and some bumps and bruises.
Joyce Kroeker told me that “That every day is a gift”. Enjoy those gifts while they are
present in your life, tell those that matter that you love them or that you appreciate
them. Be the friend that you would like someone to be to you, treat people with respect
and that respect will be returned to you. Be kind, be humble and enjoy life blessings.
Your Sunshine Girl, Debbie G.

Patents hint at active aerodynamics for C8
Will mid-engined C8 Corvette get active side skirts and spoilers?
JONATHON RAMSEY Aug 16th 2018
In May of 2016, General
Motors filed patent applications for
an active aerodynamic system.
The patent papers featured
drawings of a C7 Chevrolet
Corvette, and described aero aids
that the system could operate on, including a front splitter, air dam, grille shutters, and rear diffuser.
That patent was published nearly a year later, in March 2017. Last month, GM had another three
patents published for specific active aero mechanisms: active side skirts, active spoilers,
and downforce-generating ducts. The application again used C7 Corvette drawings, leading people to
believe that the C8 is in line for the aero gadgets. The previous patent described the use of a sensor to
measure body height, and a controller used to adjust various aero surfaces to maintain the ideal height
relative to a reference plane. One special feature of that system was that it accounted for suspension
action and tire deflection. The latest patent app goes into the features such a system might control. The
active side skirts would be able to extend toward the road in order to contain airflow under the car and
streamline airflow around the rear wheels. The active spoiler could raise and lower the entire structure
by moving stanchions within rails set into the fenders, as well as pivot just the wing portion. In addition,
get this, one image in the patent app shows a movable spoiler on the roof. The downforce-generating
ducts, potentially placed on the roof and the lower portion of the vehicle, would hasten airflow past the
car, and could otherwise be used to produce a venturi effect. Should the mid-engined Corvette wear
such appurtenances, America's sports car would get more ammo to join a tech conversation dominated
by European marques. After pulling a no-show at this year's Detroit Auto Show, rumors say we will see
the C8 in Detroit next year. Or who knows, we might be seeing three – a standard flavor with an
evolution of the current 6.2-liter V8, one with the new 5.5-liter flat-plane-crank V8, and a twin-turbo
version of that V8 with about 800 horsepower. Best to wait and see, though; looks like whatever we're
getting, and whenever we get it, it will be pretty good.
Related Video:
Featured Gallery GM Active Aero Patent Applications

Hertz Celebrates 100 Years by Adding
Corvette Z06 to Rental Fleet
BY AARON BRZOZOWSKI, GM AUTHORITY— AUG 15, 2018
It’s mighty easy to get into trouble with 650 horsepower on tap, as anyone who has ever
driven the Chevrolet C7 Corvette Z06 can attest. Yet US car rental company Hertz is putting
its faith in Joe Sixpack, Susie Q., and the rest of the motoring public by offering examples of
the high-performance Corvette Z06 sports coupe for rent through select Hertz locations
across the United States. What could possibly go wrong?
The rentals, offered as part of a partnership with Chevrolet, are to celebrate Hertz’s
100 th anniversary this year, and appropriately, just one hundred examples of the highspeed
Corvette Z06 will be available to rent. Each one will be shod in yellow with dual black
stripes – Hertz’s official brand colors – and will roll on black-painted alloy wheels (19-inch
front, 20-inch rear) over yellow-painted brake calipers. Inside, Hertz customers will find a
custom black-leather interior with yellow stitching, and special Hertz badging that includes a
centennial anniversary plaque with each car’s specific model number.
Disappointingly, each of the 100 examples of the Hertz 100th Anniversary Edition Corvette
Z06 will be fitted with an eight-speed automatic transmission; no manual-equipped examples
will be produced. However, if the Z06’s standard 650 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque isn’t
consolation enough, an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen, 10-speaker Bose audio, and builtin
4G LTE WiFi might do the trick.
Hertz Senior Brand Vice President Jayesh Patel. “We’re thrilled to continue to delight our
customers and build upon our legacy of superior service and unique vehicle offerings with
our special Hertz 100 th Anniversary Edition Corvette Z06.”

Behold the First 2019 C7 Corvette
Finished in ‘Shadow Gray’
BY SEAN SZYMKOWSKI, GM AUTHORITY - AUG 28, 2018
The National Corvette Museum had the honor of delivering the first 2019 C7 Corvette
Z06 finished in “Shadow Gray,” a new-for-2019 factory color.
The owners, Jim and Judy Schubert of Stockton, Illinois, originally selected a Watkins
Glen Gray Corvette, but the newly introduced color grew on the couple. Eventually,
the two opted for Shadow Gray.
Aside from paint colors and other minimal changes, the 2019 Corvette soldiers on
relatively unchanged for the model year. The car’s future remains in limbo as we
prepare for the mid-engine Corvette to debut in the near future. The most popular
theory involves producing both the C8 Corvette and C7 Corvette alongside one
another for an unknown amount of time. The Bowling Green, Kentucky, assembly plant
is also capable of building differentiated vehicles on a single line after retooling earlier
this year.
In the meantime, we are sure the Schubert’s will enjoy their shiny-new Shadow Gray
Corvette Z06.

CVC
Activities
Schedule
A big “THANK YOU” to those members who have stepped forward and put in the time and
effort to put on a run this year! Remember, the more runs we do, the more fun we will have!
Dick Danelsen
Date: Events 2018: Time: Run Leaders:
Sept 15 CVC Club Picnic – Kroekerville 11:30am Johnson’s
Sept 28 Sanger Queen Haul TBA Garrison’s
Sept 30 Snelling Car Show 8:15am Renna
Oct 6 Ice Cream Social 3:00 pm Duke’s
Oct 13 Japanese Gardens Tour & Lunch 9:00am Lebda’s
Oct 20 Sierra SkyPark Fly-In/ Car Show 8:00am Tjerrild
Dec 1 Roger Rocka’s Dinner Show 5:30 pm Henenfent’s
Dec 6 CVC Christmas Party TBA Danielsen/Lebda
Dec 9 CVC Christmas Hay Ride 5:00 pm Renna
2019
Jan 14-18 Catalina/Ensenada Cruise (4 Days) TBA Henenfent’s
Mar 10-16 California Costal Cruise (7 Days) TBA Fosnaugh’s
Aug 22-?? 6 th National Corvette Caravan to TBA Fosnaugh’s
The 25 th Annual Corvette Museum Celebration
GENERAL MEETING ALWAYS 3 RD TUESDAY 6:30 PM
BOARD MEETING IS THE TUESDAY FOLLOWING THE
GENERAL MEETING AT 7:00PM
Dominos 2nd & 4th Thursday of the Month

Please Join Us
for Our 5th Annual
Central Valley Corvettes
Fiesta Picnic!
At “Kroekerville”
Saturday, Sept. 15th
From: ~11:30 to ??
Lunch at 12:30
Kroeker Inc.
4627 S Chestnut Ave
Fresno, CA 93725
Lots of Parking & Shade available
We will have a SALSA Contest and
a DESSERT Contest with prizes!
(Please sign up for one or the other)
And practice your Horseshoe skills!
$10 per person
SIGN UP at the Meeting!
Questions: 940-0876 (Terry)
PAYMENT IS DUE BY THE
AUGUST MEETING!
See you at the Picnic!

This CVC run is dedicated to the memory of our past member
and friend, Dave Dawson
SNELLING CAR SHOW
SPONSORED BY THE YOSEMITE CORVETTE CLUB
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 TH
10:00AM – 2:00PM
PRE-REGISTRATION FEE BY 9/21 IS $30.00/VEHICLE
REGISTRATION ON EVENT DAY IS $35.00
REGISTRATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT CVC
MEETINGS OR ON LINE AT
www.YosemiteCorvetteClub.net
THE RUN LEADER IS CHARLOTTE RENNA
MEET AT THE MARKET PLACE AT EL PASEO (HERNDON AND
GOLDEN STATE HIGHWAY – OLD HIGHWAY 99) AT 8:00AM.
THE GROUP WILL BE LEAVING AT 8:15AM

WHY DRIVE TO SUPERIOR
DAIRY WHEN YOU CAN
HAVE THE SAME THING AT
THE DUKE’S HOUSE ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 TH ?
THE DUKES ARE HAVING AN ICE CREAM SOCIAL AT THEIR
HOUSE (492 WEST ATHENS IN CLOVIS) ON SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 6 TH STARTING AT 3:00PM
EVERYTHING WILL BE PROVIDED EXCEPT YOU NEED TO
BRING A TOPPING TO SHARE.

WOODWARD PARK
JAPANESE GARDEN TOUR
WITH A POTLUCK LUNCH AT LEBDA’S
DATE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 TH
TIME: MEET AT LEBDA’S AT 9:00AM,
LEAVE FOR THE PARK ABOUT 9:30AM
637 W. OMAHA, CLOVIS, 93619
Guided tour of the Japanese Gardens at Woodward Park followed by a lunch
at the Lebda's. We will meet at our house to allow people time to drop off
dishes and travel to Woodward Park for the tour and then return to our
house where we will provide Barbecue Hamburgers and condiments. People
can sign up to bring paper goods, beans, salads, chips and dip, or desert. The
cost per person is $8. The deadline to sign up and pay will be the September
meeting. A signup sheet will be at the meeting so people can select what
they want to bring. Contact: Mike (905-9971) or Mary Lou (392-4601).

You’re Invited!
End O’Summer
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
EAA CHAPTER 376
OCTOBER 19-20, 2018
Owner: Tim Cone
34TH ANNUAL
FLY-IN & & C CAR SHOW
Owner: Ron Horg
* PLANES * CARS * ANTIQUE MOTORS ON DISPLAY * FOOD * FUN FOR ALL AGES*
34th Annual EAA End O’ Summer Fly-In & Car Show
Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018 | 8am - 2pm | Open to Public - FREE Event
Event Location: E-79 - EAA Hangar & Sierra Sky Park: 4344 W. Spaatz Ave., Fresno, CA
(Near Herndon and N. Blythe Ave.)
Fly a plane or bring a car to show and get a free dash plaque (while supplies last).
Breakfast, Lunch, Sodas, Water, Ice Cream, T-Shirts and more available for purchase.
Questions? Contact:
Car Show Coordinator: Steve LaFerrera - Phone: (559) 906-4478
Fly-In & Event Co-Chairs: Jim Shamp, Joe Kulbeth, Tim Cone - Phone: (559) 352-6145, Diane Tjerrild - Phone: (559) 696-6553
R6 8-16-18
Details on back page or visit Facebook.com/EAA376 | This is a Rain or Shine Event.

About the End O’ Summer Fly-In and Car Show
Friday, Oct. 19, 2018 - Pilot’s Dinner, Music, Camping
6:00pm Dinner
Menu and Prices TBD
Rock & Roll Band: Vapor Trail - No charge, bring your own lawn chairs
Overnight Camping on grass area - Porta-Potties available
Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018 - Fly-In & Car Show Open to the Public 7am - 2pm
7:00 am - 10:45 am | Breakfast, Menu and Prices TBD
Set up cars and aircraft starting at 6:30 am, Open to public at 8am
Pilots who fly their aircraft to the event and display it, receive one free breakfast.
The first 200 cars and aircraft on display receive a free dash plaque
11:00 am - 2:00 pm | Lunch
Menu and Prices TBD
Visit the EAA Hangar for educational booths, food, ice cream, raffles, and more!
Liability Release and Event Rules
• Classic Car/New Car/Aircraft Show Event - Open to all vehicle types
• Register by Oct. 15, 2018, Space is limited. Parking is on a first come, first serve basis
• Fly-In and Car Show is Sat., Oct. 20, 2018 from 8am – 2pm | Displays may arrive anytime after 6:30am
• No entry fees to display your aircraft or vehicle
• Please NO exhibition of speed on the property or on surrounding streets
• Stay on the designated streets – The runway is reserved solely for aircraft
• Bring your own folding chairs - No garbage may be left behind
• Dash plaques for the first 200 vehicles/aircraft
• Special Club Trophy will be given by the Fresno Posse Group
Release of All Claims:
I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the promoters of this show, including the Experimental
Aircraft Association, EAA Chapter 376, Sierra Sky Park, Fresno Posse, San Joaquin Valley Antique Fly
Wheelers, Legends of Kearney Bowl, all displays and those displaying, including these organizations,associations,
clubs, groups, their officials, employees, agents, volunteers, sponsors, organizers, and anyone
else involved in this event from any loss, liability, expenses, and costs that may be the result from any
injuries, death, or damages to or loss of property that may sustain.
P R I N T N A M E
Signature
Email address - P L E A S E P R I N T
Phone Number
Date
Sierra
Sky Park
Questions? Contact:
Car Show Coordinator:
Steve LaFerrera -
Phone: (559) 906-4478
Fly-In and Event Co-Chairs:
Jim Shamp, Joe Kulbeth,
Tim Cone - Ph: (559) 352-6145,
Diane Tjerrild -
Ph: (559) 696-6553
This is a Rain or Shine Event.
Visit Facebook.com/EAA376

at
Roger rocka’s dinner theater
saturday, December 1 st
SAVE THE DATE!
PRICE IS $55.00/PERSON AND INCLUDES DINNER, SHOW,
TAX, AND TIP (DESSERTS ARE $6.95 EXTRA PLUS TAX AND TIP)
A FULL SERVICE BAR IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR COCKTAILS
AND SPECIALTY DRINKS FOR AN EXTRA CHARGE
PLEASE PAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. PAYMENT MUST BE
MADE NO LATER THAN THE OCTOBER MEETING!
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30PM, DINNER IS SERVED BY 6:00PM
Meet at the Theater by 5:30 - 1226 N. Wishon Ave, 93728
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/QUESTIONS, CONTACT
LYNNE HENENFENT AT (559) 978-4898

CVC CHRISTMAS PARTY
IT’S NOT TOO EARLY TO BEGIN SHOPPING
FOR YOUR POTENTIAL PRIZE
WINNING UGLY CHRISTMAS SWEATER!
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 TH AT PARDINI’S
SAVE THE DATE----SPECIFIC INFORMATION TO FOLLOW

CVC CHRISTMAS HAYRIDE!
WHERE: CHARLOTTE RENNA’S HOUSE
491 W. ATHENS, CLOVIS
WHEN: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 TH
5:00pm
COST: $10.00/PERSON
ENJOY DINNER, DESERTS, DRINKS, SITTING AROUND THE FIRE PIT,
AND A NEIGHBORHOOD FILLED WITH BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY LIGHTS!

LET’S GO ON A 4 DAY CATALINA/ENSENADA CRUISE TOGETHER.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME.
DATES: Jan 14-18, 2019, Long Beach, CA
SHIP: Carnival Cruise Lines, Inspiration
FOR RESERVATIONS: Jason Niedzwiecki 800 819-3902 Ext 85263
Book before June 30, 2018 for current sale pricing.
Example: Oceanview (window), Riviera Deck, Mid ship, $825 per couple
including taxes and gratuities. Previous guests on Carnival are a little
less. Travel insurance, if needed, is an additional fee.
Reference Mike & Lynne Henenfent reservation #3JQM80
We have early dinner seating (6PM). If you prefer later, please let Jason
know.
COME JOIN THE FUN!
This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY SA

7 days, Inside Room, Caribe
Classic California Costal Cruise $761*
USD
Ruby Princess® | Roundtrip from LA to LA | San Pedro Pier 93 | 3/10/19
Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses up to $135 pp are additional and subject to change. Book by Sept. 24, 2018
Embarkation LA, SF, Monterey, Ensenada, San Diego, Disembarkation LA
Balcony Rooms on Caribe Deck start at $1020* per person plus above fees.
Central Valley Corvettes
*Special Group Booking
CA. Coastal Cruise
March 10, 2019
Contact: Charlie
Fosnaugh 281-2876
Fosnaugh@comcast.net
the US & Canada

2019 National Corvette Caravan
All roads lead to Bowling Green, Kentucky for the 25th Anniversary of the National Corvette Museum
Frequently Asked Questions, Lodging, Parking, Select a State, Outside USA, News, Caravan Merchandise
These are all still live links you may click on for more information!
Often referred to as the world’s largest moving automotive event, the National Corvette Caravan is a celebration
of America’s Sports Car, culminating in Bowling Green, Kentucky for the anniversary celebration of the
National Corvette Museum. Hosted only once every five years. The 6th National Corvette Caravan is slated for
August 28-31, 2019. Regional caravans will form and join other caravans as they travel across the United
States to meet in Bowling Green, Kentucky for four days of festivities at the National Corvette Museum. An
event such as this requires years of planning and coordinating. All help is appreciated! The Museum is located
at I-65, exit 28 in South Central Kentucky and is open daily, 8-5 Central Time.
CLICK HERE for a schedule of activities for this year’s 24 th Anniversary of the Corvette Museum
in Bowling Green, KY. You can look at this as an example of what may be available for us at
next year’s 25 th Anniversary and the 6 th Annual Corvette Caravan to Bowling Green Ky.
This is not the time to register for our 2019 trip, that will be later this month!
CLICK this picture for things to do in Bowling Green, Kentucky! Charlie

In Loving Memory for
Our Dear Friend, Ed Kroeker

Colorado Rocky Mountains-Tour 4
Gouldings Lodge, Monument Valley,UT

We started on that long road south to Bakersfield and then thru Barstow…
Thursday afternoon, on our way across I-15 to Mesquite, it was getting very hot…

Gathering to leave for the Grand Canyon, North Rim…
‘Herding’ thru the Bison (Buffalo) in the park, on the way to the North Rim…

The lodge overlooking the North Rim…
Looking into part of the Grand Canyon, from the Lodge…

More views of the Grand Canyon…
And they had some forest fires also…

They didn’t want to leave…
Hey, who’s that down there?
On our way to Bryce Canyon…

Rest Stop on our way to Bryce Canyon…
Woops, can’t go there…
Bryce Canyon…

Views of Bryce Canyon…
More views of Bryce Canyon…

On our way to Glenwood Springs…
Looks like we went thru some “Moon Scape”……

Stayed an extra day in Glenwood Springs…

Cable Cars to the top of “Iron Mountain” in Glenwood Springs…
Many fun things to do…

More fun things to do…
And keeping those cars clean too…

On our way again, to Estes Park…
Playing follow the leader…

Day 6, we’re staying at a very famous Hotel…

Checking in at the Stanley…
A beautiful dining room for happy Hour…

Relaxing in the lobby…
Dinner out at Nicky’s…

Touring Rocky Mountain National Park in style……

Breathtaking scenery…

Off to Golden Colorado and…
A tour of the Coors Brewery…

With our fearless leader…
And our samples…

What great tributes…

Now on the road to the Clive Cussler Museum…
What a fantastic collection…

On the road to Manitou Springs…
Of course a stop for food……

Aug. 3 rd (Day 9) we were out to the “Garden of the Gods”…
With a special treat from Native Americans…
Thanks to Fosnaugh’s, Hansen’s, Henderson’s, Henenfent’s, Lebda’s,
Parks, Porter’s & Teixeira’s for the pictures! (To Be Continued...)