Page | 1 Jun 2018

Contents Office of the President .................................................................................................................................................. 2

From the Governor’s desk….......................................................................................................................................... 3

General Meeting Minutes ............................................................................................................................................. 4

Member Articles ........................................................................................................................................................... 7

Peers Auto Works All Corvette Car Show ................................................................................................................... 13

CCC Social Events Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 16

June 2018 Activities .................................................................................................................................. 16

July 2018 Activities .................................................................................................................................. 16

Save These Dates ...................................................................................................................................... 17

Happy Birthday ................................................................................................................................................... 19

For Sale ................................................................................................................................................................. 20

2000 C5 Corvette ...................................................................................................................................... 20

Various Items For Sale. ............................................................................................................................ 21

C7 - Platinum Level Contributors ............................................................................................................ 22

CCC Contributors .............................................................................................................................................. 22

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Office of the President

I would like to thank the members at large – Ron

Hernandez and Sharon Renshaw - that have brought to

the board all the suggestions and concerns from the

membership. This enables us to see where we have done

well and what needs improvement.

If you would like to see the club doing something it is not

– feel free to contact a member at large.

If you are enjoying your club experience – feel free to

contact a member at large.

Every year the board looks for ways to improve and refine the club activities.

A lot of things are planned for the club this year.

There are many new and different adventures this year. The social calendar is filling up with a whole new

assortment of activities. Join in when you can and I am sure you will enjoy the road trips – car shows –

meet & greets or any other activity that is on the docket. Bob Redmond and the social committee are

doing a great job of providing an outstanding selection of events.

The racing schedule is as full as I have ever seen it.

The season started out with the auto crossing driving school May 12th. Don Angeroth put on a great

training program for new auto cross drivers. They learned the basics and have found out how much fun

they can have with their Corvette this summer. You race against cars in your same class but most of the

time you are racing the clock – you want to beat your last time and get better as the year proceeds. No

swapping paint here but the clock will be your nemesis.

Fill your calendar with all the events you can take in!

Get ready for a fun filled summer!

Your President

Kevin Reit

If Kevin had picked the car instead of Elan Musk.

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From the Governor’s desk…

Wow, did I miss Spring somewhere in the past couple months? Seems that

summer made an instant appearance. A few of us spent the Memorial Day

weekend over at Newton Iowa doing high and low speed autocross. Tell you

what, with temps approaching 100 with no shade and zero breeze, the weekend

was tough on competitors, workers and the cars. We repeated the heat show last

weekend in Kansas City, but at least we had a breeze.

At this month’s meeting, we will start passing out flyers for the Summer Festival over the Labor Day

weekend. We encourage everyone to sign up early for this fun event. There will be high and low

speed autocross, a Funkhana, a Rallye and poker run, a car show, valve cover racing, chili cook-off,

golf tournament… wow what a weekend. We will also be offering t-shirts again this year, so another

reason to sign up early so we can get the order in to have the shirts at the chili cookoff. I have a

basement full of trophies for all the events, so please plan on coming out and having fun.

Summer bring us a lot of events and fun times for Cornhusker Corvette Club. We have many socials in

the next couple months, trips to Colorado and of course the race season is well under way with racing

in Iowa and our own event on 7-8 July at Lincoln Airpark.

If you have never autocrossed before, I strongly encourage you to come out to the 7-8 July event. It is

one of the safest venues we race at with no trees, curbs or light poles. Enter your car and try it out or

take a ride with any of the racers; they are always happy to take someone for a ride. Don’t forget we

still need assistance with corner workers and you get lunch out of the deal and a chance to win a really

nice gift card to one of our sponsors. Or just come out and enjoy watching America’s sports care being

put through it’s paces.

Hope to see all of you at the many events we have planned this summer. If you have ideas for new

events, please don’t hesitate to let our social director or I know and we can see what we can do to make

sure we always have something for everyone.

Jon Brown, CCC Governor

New Board of Directors

President: Kevin Reit Vice President: Ray Kennedy

Secretary: Carolyn Horst Treasurer: Tom Horeis

Competition Director: Don Angeroth Editor: Pete Fagan

Governor: Jonathan Brown Social Director: Bob Redmond

Summer Festival Director: Pete Fagan Public Relations Director: Ray Zimmerman

Membership Director: Chris Tooker Members at Large: Ron Hernandez

Sharon Renshaw

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General Meeting Minutes May 17, 2018

FINAL

Kevin Reit, as president, presided over the meeting.

The meeting began with the Club reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

Kevin announced there are two get well cards on the back table for everyone to sign for Carolyn Edmundson and

Dennie Laaker who are currently in a rehab center or a care center. Our Club is invited to Don Nelson’s wife’s 90th

birthday party on Sunday, June 17h from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Fremont Rural Fire Station on Highway 77 and

Englewood. City Garage, one of our contributors located at 3309 Oakview Drive, is having a fund raiser for the

Humane Society called Walk for the Animals on Wednesday, May 30th from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. Look for a survey

in Email from our Club asking if you would like to move the Awards Banquet from January to April. There will not

be a Board Meeting on June 7th.

Kevin announced National and Regional officers from our Club: Gary Brisbois, West Region RCD, Kathy Brisbois,

National Parliamentarian and Ron Bockerman, West Region Treasurer.

Kevin reminded us that Kathy and Jerry Koraleski are still collecting non-perishable food for the Stephens Center.

Kathy Brisbois is collecting toiletries for a homeless shelter.

Jayne Reit read the names of Members who have birthdays during the month of May.

Carolyn Horst, Secretary, asked for a motion to accept the minutes from the April 2018 meeting. Sandy Swift

made a motion to approve the minutes and Linda Adams seconded the motion.

Pete Fagan, Summer Festival Chairman, told us he still needs someone to help with Funkana. He explained

Summer Festival is a wrap up for the summer and will be held over Labor Day weekend as follows:

Friday, August 31st, party at Gene and Kathy Gau’s home with auto tech and Valve Cover Racing.

Saturday, September 1st, auto cross at RPM with car show and dinner at Quaker Steak and Lube Sunday,

September 2nd, high speed racing at RPM and golf tournament at Papio Creek Golf Course Monday,

September 3rd, funkana and rallye.

Pete Fagan, Newsletter Editor , had nothing to report.

Kevin introduced Sharon Renshaw and Ron Hernandez are the Club’s Members at Large and to take any concerns

about the Club to them.

Chris Tooker, Membership Director, told us he has 13 copies of the Club Roster for any member who wants one.

An electronic copy of the Roster will be sent to everyone. He thanked Jan Richardson for her help on the Roster

since she has asked to be relieved of this duty. Chris announced we now have 355 members. He introduced new

members Cindy and Richard Colfack, Terri and Gerard Smieja and Tristen and Mark Adams.

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Ray Zimmerman, Public Relations, drew Pam DeLong’s name for a free dinner

at next month’s meeting under the Wear Your Name Badge to the Meeting

program. New members should see Ray about ordering a name badge. He

encouraged us to use the services of our contributors.

Tom Horeis, Treasurer, went over the budget figures for April by line item.

Jon Brown, Governor, attended the Governors’ Meeting the first weekend in

May. It was determined that a waiver needs to be signed only for

competitions, parades, funkhanas, rallyes and road trips (where we have moving cars) – not for meetings, social

events and car shows. Any ZR1 that participates in auto cross will be in the N class with the Z06 Corvettes. Drag

records are no longer listed in the Blue Bars. You will need to look on-line for these records. Beginning next year

the West Region will be offering three $500 scholarships for NCCC family members to attend college.

Ray Kennedy, Vice President, wished all of the mothers in our Club a happy mother’s day. Ray asked for a show of

hands of those who would like to move the Awards Banquet from January to April. The majority voted to move

the banquet. On June 3rd, we are invited to participate In Veteran’s Appreciation at Veteran’s Field, which is the

old North Omaha Airport. Jim Walton has secured free tickets for the I 80 Speedway on Friday, May 18th for any

Club member who wishes to attend. Ray also has 4 free passes for racing at the I 80 Speedway on May 26th if

anyone would like to use these passes.

Don Angeroth, Competition Director, asked everyone who

participated in the driving school on May 12th to come forward and

have their picture taken. He reminded us we will be racing on May

19th and 20th at Southeast Community College in Lincoln. On May

26th-28th, CCI is hosting auto cross and high speed racing at the Iowa

Speedway in Newton, Iowa. On June 9th and 10th Kansas City will be

holding their auto cross. There will be auto cross on June 23rd and

24th at Chariton, Iowa. On July 7th and 8th, we will race at the

Lincoln Air Park. The National Convention is the week of July 15th in

New Orleans. Drag racing is set for July 29th in Onawa, IA.

Don Peers spoke about the Annual Corvette Show at Peers Auto Works on June 16th with proceeds going to

Nebraska Soap Box Derby.

Ron Bockerman and Jim Benedict, who are heading the drag racing at the Onawa Racing Event Complex in Onawa,

IA, spoke about the newly opened track. Our Club is scheduled to hold drag racing events on Sunday, July 29th.

There will be a lot more information available as we get closer to July 29th.

Gene Gau, who is heading the Corner Worker Program, told us about the rewards of being a corner worker. As

soon as you have earned 25 points, you will receive a gift card from one of our sponsors.

Bob Redmond, Social Director, told us about upcoming social events as follows:

1. Meet and Greet at Stumble Inn in Bennington on May 23rd with informational meeting for those Club

members who are going on the Roads Less Traveled in Colorado in August.

2. Meet and Greet at Smitty’s Garage, 76th and Dodge, on June 5th.

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3. Day Trip to Breezy Hill Winery in Minden, Iowa on June 24th with dinner to follow at Twisted Tail Steakhouse

In Beebeetown, Iowa.

4. Car Show and Meet and Greet at McAlister’s Deli on June 27th.

5. Hot Summer Nights in Sioux Falls, SD on July 18th

6. Eureka Hot Springs on October 4th – 7th. Details will follow

J. B. Benedict, Points Chairman, informed us our Club members have just started racing for this year so we are not

listed very high in the standings yet. CCC points are posted on the back table of the Banquet Hall. He thanked

those who brought newspapers for Hearts United for Animals.

Old Business – None

New Business – None

Kevin thanked Shelly and Holly for the great food and hospitality.

The Birthday winner for May was Louise Gau.

Brenda Salmans awarded a $50 gift card from Service One to Harvey

Leners.

The 50/50 winner was Terry Smieja in the amount of $136.00.

A motion was made to adjourn by Jerry Koraleski and Sharon Renshaw

seconded the motion. Respectfully submitted,

Carolyn A. Horst

Secretary

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Member Articles

Dear Gene: Kathy and I are having a ton of fun with my new toy! Several unnecessary trips to the grocery store that's 14 miles away, and yesterday a Sunday afternoon road trip to a shopping and gift store village about 50 miles away by taking one route there and another to get back. Lots of winding narrow roads thru heavy forest with curves posted between 35 and 45, but took them all at about 60 with hardly any side pressure --- GREAT FUN !!! When a deer popped out of the woods I was equally impressed by how blazing fast those big ceramic brakes can bring 60 back to zero -- didn't even come close to the deer. In fact, its been so much fun that I almost blew right past the 500 mile initial oil change requirement so I hope that our small town dealership is experienced with track-ready dry sump engine lubrication systems (our Grand Sport shares that same system design with the Z06). If not, they should be able to follow a shop manual for the rather unique process.

Anyway, I can't thank you, Jerry and Howard enough for helping make all this fun possible. -- Dennis & Kathy Schafer

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Howard, Jerry and Gene’s excellent adventure to Minnesota

Have you ever left on a trip and you knew ahead of time that it was going to be rewarding

and fun? Well that’s what happened last May 25th., to Gene Jerry and myself. Oh nuts,

let me back up. On Monday the 21st of May, an e-mail went out to club members to see

if anyone knew how a total stranger could get a brand-new C-7 Corvette shipped to Nevis,

Minnesota. My first question was, where the hell is Nevis Minnesota?

Gene contacted the total stranger and had him over to

inspect the truck and trailer. You can’t just haul a new C-7

in just any old rig. With the total stranger’s approval, the

deal came together. The stranger and his wife even

showed up to the Stumble Inn that Wednesday night, and

they had a ball talking to Sharon and I, along with a lot of

others.

Gene and Jerry didn’t have anything to do later that week,

so they agreed to do the deed. Since I knew more about

the total stranger than anyone else, Gene invited me

along.

Off we went with a full tank of fuel, sandwiches, pop.

water, fruit, nuts, berries, popcorn, coffee and good

directions.

Unfortunately, all the rest areas where closed along the

way, so if you gotta go, you gotta go. That’s one of the

advantages of pulling a gooseneck trailer. Plenty of room

between the truck and trailer.

I’ve been told that Minnesota has 10,000 lakes. Well, we

only saw 9,286. At about 2 pm, we pulled into Nevis,

Minnesota, the home of Dennis and Kathy Schaffer. Yes,

the total stranger and his wife. Boy were they happy to

see us since Gene had called ahead and told Dennis that

we were in Mexico and had gotten a helluva good price

for their Corvette.

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Corvette Museum Sinkhole Revisited

By Bill Cashell

If you have been to the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green lately, you will notice that the

biggest attraction is missing. The sinkhole has been filled.

In case you are not familiar with the story, a sinkhole at the National Corvette Museum in

Bowling Green, Kentucky consumed eight prized sports cars in February 12, 2014. The

sight of crumpled cars toppled like toys in the gaping pit turned into an Internet

sensation.

It also became a popular attraction.

People gawking at the hole revved

up attendance and revenue at the

museum, an hour north of Nashville,

Tennessee. The museum cashed in

by selling sinkhole-themed T-shirts,

videos, postcards, and jars filled with

sinkhole dirt and tiny pieces of car

parts.

The hole opened up when the museum was closed, and no one was injured. Security

camera footage showing the floor's collapse has been viewed nearly 8.9 million times on

YouTube. See the video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IukDWhf7U9I.

The damaged Corvettes were pulled from the hole to great fanfare.

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We (Bill & Kathy Cashell and Sam & Jodi DePetro) decided to make a stop there in

February, while driving back from sunny Florida. The Museum officials said they had no

second thoughts about plugging up a moneymaker. The option of keeping part of the 60-

foot-long, 45-foot-wide, 30-foot-deep sinkhole open lost favor due to the costs of safety

features and maintenance. The moisture pulled in from the ground was also a problem,

as well as decreased stability.

Actually, without the cars, it didn’t seem

like that big of a deal to see a sink hole.

You know what they say about sink

holes. You’ve seen one, you’ve seen

them all. Well, it may be gone, but it is

certainly not forgotten.

Before you get to the display area where the sinkhole was, you find the story of the cave

in. This panel provides photos, videos and facts on each of the cars, as well as an

interactive “before” model of each Corvette. An illuminated acrylic case illustrates

precisely where each car fell into the hole.

Then, you walk into a simulated cave that demonstrated the cave-in with projectors and

sound in a sensory experience. Ever wonder what it might be like inside a cave, when

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suddenly it starts to collapse? Sounds a little scary, right? Not good for those who are

claustrophobic, but I imagine it is a great place for first dates.

After the shaking stops (maybe it

was me) you exit into the Skydome

where all eight of the “sinkhole

Corvettes” remain on display.

The two Corvettes in front were restored by General Motors. The 1962 Black Convertible

on the left was repaired in the museum Maintenance and Preservation Department. It

had just been brought out for display.

The other six cars look just as they did after being rescued from the sinkhole. (I cried!)

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The sinkhole is still a major attraction. Who knew a hole in the ground could be so

interesting?

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Peers Auto Works All Corvette Car Show

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CCC Social Events Overview Additional details & updates are on the CCC Website: www.cornhuskercorvette.club

(Go to the News, Events & Calendar tab, find the event date on the calendar, then click details)

MEMBER NEWS:

Please keep Carolyn Edmundson in your prayers as she continues a long battle to recovery.

June 2018 Activities 6/21 – (Thursday) General meeting, Bel-Air Banquet Hall (dinner starts 6pm, meeting 7–8pm, social 8-9pm) 6/23 & 6/24 – (Saturday & Sunday) - 7 events each day at Chariton Airport (Chariton, IA) • NCCC Sanctioned o Flyer coming soon at West Region Website - http://www.westregionnccc.com/

6/24 – (Sunday) Wine Trip Social – Breezy Hills Winery Minden, IA • Enjoy wine tasting (5 free tastings) at Breezy Hills Winery in Minden Iowa followed by dinner at the Twisted Tail Steakhouse & Saloon in Beebeetown Iowa.

o Meet at the Council Bluffs Kmart 12:30 pm - 2803 E Kanesville Blvd, Council Bluffs (Just west of I-80 at the Kanesville Blvd exit – exit 8)

o Depart for Breezy Hills Winery all paved roads except for 50yds of driveway o Depart Breezy Hills for Twisted Tail Steakhouse in Beebeetown arriving about 4pm o Social Gathering and dinner at Twisted Tail Steakhouse o NEED A HEAD COUNT by 6/17 – please RSVP to socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

6/27 – (Wednesday) Car Show Meet & Greet McAlister’s Deli (12405 W Center Rd) • Impromptu Car Show to support one of our Contributors 5pm – 8pm

o HEAD COUNT by 6/25– please RSVP to socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

July 2018 Activities 7/7 & 7/8 – (Saturday & Sunday) 7 autocross events each day at Lincoln Air Park

• NCCC Sanctioned o Flyer available at West Region Website - http://www.westregionnccc.com/

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7/15 – 7/20 – NCCC Convention New Orleans, LA

• NCCC Sanctioned o Flyer available at NCCC - https://www.corvettesnccc.org/2018Convention/Convention2018.html

7/15 – Putt Putt Golf Social at Pacific Springs – More Details to Come

7/18 – Hot Summer Nights Sioux Falls, SD – More Details to come

• Quality Inn is holding a block of 15 rooms for $99 per night, reservations must be made by June 19th

o 5410 N Granite Ln, Sioux Falls, SD 57107 – 605 336-1900 • If you plan to go please email to - socialdirector@cornhuskercorvette.club

7/28 – Gretna Parade - More Details to Come

7/29 – 1/8 mile Drag Race – Onawa, IA – More Details to come

Save These Dates July

7/7 & 7/8 – 14 events Lincoln Air Park 7/15 – 7/20 – NCCC Convention New Orleans, LA 7/18 – Hot Summer Nights Sioux Falls, SD 7/28 – Gretna Parade

August

8/4 & 8/5 – Hawkeye Downs 8/16 – General Meeting 8/18 & 8/19 – 14 events Ankeny, IA 8/19 – 8/24 – Road Less Traveled Colorado 8/24 – 8/26 – Vettes on the Rockies

September

9/1 – 9/3 – Summer Festival 9/14 & 9/16 – 14 events SECC Lincoln 9/20 – General Meeting 9/22 & 9/23 – 14 events Lincoln Air Park

October 10/4 – 10/7 – Corvette Weekend Eureka Springs, AR – Details Attached 10/18 – General Meeting 10/20 – 10/21 – 14 events Lincoln Air Park

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November

11/15 – General Meeting

December

12/1 – Toy for Tots 12/20 – General Meeting

**PLEASE NOTE THE NEW STARTING TIME FOR OUR CCC GENERAL MEETINGS!

For add’l info & updates on CCC club socials or events, see the links below:

USEFUL LINKS CCC Socials, NCCC & Other Area Events on CCC website: www.CornhuskerCorvetteClub.com or

www.cornhuskercorvette.club. Go to “News & Events Calendar” tab, find the date on the calendar, click on event name, then click on “details” for additional information &/or any changes.

Current/Past newsletters: http://cornhuskercorvette.club/news-events-calendar

Past/present club pictures: www.CCCmemories.com.

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Happy Birthday

June

Jun 2nd Nancy Zimmerman

Jun 3rd Gary Sondyj

Jun 4th Barbara House

Brad Yerger

Jun 6th Cindy Thiltgen

Jun 7th Don Zimerman

Jonathan Brown

Jun 9th Craig Johnson

Terri Labrie

Jun 10th Jon Manz

Jun 11th June Nelson

Jun 12th Pam Albert

Gene Gau

Gloria Woolery

Jun 13th Teresa Eller

Jun 14th Dave Baas

Jun 15th Barbara Redmond

Jun 19th Karen Breen

Jun 20th Paige Williams

Jun 24th Kathie Skidmore

Janette Gunderson

Jun 29th Gary Mundorf

Kris Speckman

David Witchell

Jun 30th Gerald Anderson

July Jul 1st Kandis Schissel

Jul 2nd Jim Walton

Larry Revenaugh

Linda Davis

Jul 3rd Dennis Schissel

Jul 4th Mike Irwin

Amanda Brisbois

Claudia Ratkiewics

Jul 5th Diane Briggs

Harvey Lerners

Jul 6th Leeota Calentine

Jul 8th Rhonda Harris

Jul 9th Dale Kugler

Julie McLaughlin

Jul 10th Joe Eller

Jul 15th Colleen Norgard

July 16th Bill Howdle

Jul 17th Kelli Brown

Anita Poss

Jul 18th Mike Brent

Jul 19th Jacqueline Hoyt

Kathy Gau

Linda Benedict

Jul 20th Daniel Wilder

Nora Wright

Gina Ogle

Jul 21st Jean-Pierre Cooper

Bob Hegwood

Jul 22nd Nancy Beaver

Jeannie Peers

Ben Williams

Jul 23rd Curtis Crew

Jul 25th Traci Gunderson

John Thomsen

Jul 26th Susan Domnanish

Jul 27th Jeff Hories

Kevin Schraeder

Jul 30th Stanley Dedrickson

Paula Eble

Pattie Bena

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For Sale

2000 C5 Corvette

$21,500 obo - Omaha, NE

28,800 miles

• Triple black convertible

• Manual transmission with throw shifter

• LT Headers, Borla Exhaust, Cold Air Intake,

cowl induction hood scoop,

• professionally tuned by Corvette Connection

Custom chrome engine kit - The American

Dream stencil

• White face gauges installed in dash plus other

minor tasteful modifications

• Purple ghost flames on the hood- very subtle

I’m the third owner and I’ve had it since March 2015.

Most of you have seen this car and know it’s been well

maintained. Would love for another Corvette enthusiast

to appreciate and enjoy it.

*swimsuit models not included*

See Christopher Tooker if interested

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Various Items For Sale.

Mark Delong (402-871-9523) asked me to post this in the newsletter but this will get out faster.

He has the following items for sale:

$50 Gray Car Cover C6 & C7 $50 Beige Car Cover C4, C5, C6, C7 $10 Lloyd floor mats C6 $20 Carpet Floor mats C4 $25 Plastic Door pockets C6 $10 Grand Sport Ball caps C6 $15 Grand Sport License frame C6 $20 Seat belt covers C6 $40 T-top cover **New** C6 (I didn't know the C6 came w/T-tops?) $20 Z-51 Chrome badge C6 $25 Front Grille screen NIB C6 $125 GM Corvette Organizer C6

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C7 - Platinum Level Contributors

Huber Chevrolet http://www.hubercars.net/

Harchelroad Motors, Inc. http://www.harchelroadmotors.com/

Gregg Young Chevrolet http://www.gychevy.com/

Beardmore Chevrolet http://www.beardmorechevy.com/

Sid Dillion Chevrolet http://www.siddillongm.com/

McAlister's Deli www.mcalistersdeli.com

Chris Tooker, CFP®

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management www.fa.ml.com/ctooker

Smitty's Garage Burgers & Beer - Omaha Dodge https://www.facebook.com/garageomahadodge/

Service One https://www.serviceone.com/

Owner's Pride Detailing http://www.ownersprideclub.com/

Executive Auto Shippers https://executiveautoshippers.com/

CCC Contributors

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Parker’s Smokehouse

www.ParkersSmokeHouse.com

Peers Auto Works

www.PeersAutoworks.com

Predator Custom Trailer & Motor Coaches

www.mypredatortrailer.com

Quaker Steak & Lube, Council Bluffs

http://thelube.com/locations/iowa/council-

bluffs/

Ragazzi's Pizza

http://www.ragazzi-pizza.com

R&G Service Center

www.RandGServiceCenter.com

Smitty's Garage Burger & Beer

www.eatatthegarage.com

Stumble Inn

https://www.natesstumbleinn.com

Village Inn Twin Creek Bellevue

http://www.villageinn.com/locations/110857

Wheelin’ n Dealin’ Band

barrykeysbassdrums.wix.com/wndband

402-659-3587

Discount Tire

12140 W Dodge Rd

402-970-9902

Please show your appreciation

C6 - Gold Level Contributors

Auto Trim Design

www.AutoTrimDesign.net

Bruno’s Auto Works

www.BrunosAutoworks.com

Breeze Catchers

http://stores.ebay.com/Breeze-Catchers-Net

Cascio's Steak House

http://www.casciossteakhouse.com/

Center Trophy Company

www.centertrophy.com

Certified Transmission

www.CertifiedTransmission.com

Cilantro’s Mexican Bar & Grill

www.CilantrosOmaha.com

Clancy’s Pub

www.clancysomaha.com

HS Automotive

http://www.facebook.com/HsAutomotiveA

ndDyno

Lions Automotive Upholstery

http://lionsauto.com

Lyle’s Tires & Wheels

www.LylesTire.com