Anyone interested in the 1988-1989 Corvette Challenge, should check out the Corvette Museum link that follows: 

http://www.corvettemuseum.org/registration/gathering/info.shtml

Great info for C4 owners about a unique time in Corvette Racing.

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There was a bunch of those cars at Carlisle, last year(?). I have some pictures of some of them. We stopped at the museum on our way to Fla last year and frankly, a little disappointing...1,000,000th is just another white C4. Factory wasn't open because it was Friday. Who knew?   Nobody responded to my suggestion to meet after the Gator Nats, maybe you'll have better luck with a gathering.

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I would like to thank 396C4 for coming to the C4/ZR-1 Gathering and passing out C4VR business cards and trying to make people that drive our cars aware of this site. And he is one nice guy! He was out here today really busting his balls in a Hawaiian shirt pushing this site. He deserves one big round of applause from every one. Jeff

     
Thanks John and Mike!!!
So....how was it? Where's da pics?


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Joel Adams  
My Link

    
(click for Texas-sized view!)             NCRS

"Money can't buy happiness -- but somehow it's more comforting to cry in a CORVETTE than in a Kia"

Adam emailed me a logo with the registry site on it so I had business cards made to hand out. Just as well because it would have been difficult to go thro the paperwork. I deputized a couple of other guys including Mike-golf with a bunch of cards so I hope they caught some others as well. I'm sure it appeared like I was selling something and we all know how that is when somebody comes calling. Generally the guys were very receptive so I hope some of them actually join in.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you! 

Ditto!!

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Joel Adams  
My Link

    
(click for Texas-sized view!)             NCRS

"Money can't buy happiness -- but somehow it's more comforting to cry in a CORVETTE than in a Kia"

I did wear my C4 Registry shirt for my Thursday Presentation, and also have a picture of my C4 in front of the Plant sign....note the C4 Registry sticker on the rear hatch glass.

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Nice Sticker! 

Since this was organized by the ZR1 Registry and Grand Sport Registry, most attendees belonged to that branch of the C4 Nation.  At the Sat night banquet, I counted 10 tables of 8, but I would estimate that about 100 or so in total, some did not stay for the banquet.  The Group was 80% ZR1 owners...as you know only produced from 1990-1995.  Small numbers of others, and the meeting agenda was skewed for ZR1.  It was still great to see so many cars that were so well loved!  The Museum was happy to host the event.  Tough to get an event and location the works well for all the far flung members......but I will go again.

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The Gathering is intended for ALL C4 people! It's just that the 40th Registry and the 35th The event is open to all. We even had some Z06 people show up and a new ZR1.

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Roy L. Carman

Glad to see you could join us Roy, enjoyed this past weekend. I stole some pics to show here of what went on at BG. I forgot to mention the great road trip we took with about 20 C4s of all kinds through the back roads of KY to get BBQ. Weren't you leading that trip that got stopped by a tractor on one of those backroads?

I was leading the BBQ road trip. I wouldn't say that we were stopped by that tractor

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Roy L. Carman

Here's my Max Speed from the C3VR Gathering - also last weekend: