• Season's Greetings from NCM
• Farewell to Five NCM Board Members
• NCM Receives Historical Donation to Library
• Lots of Raffles to Choose From
• Corvette Store Feature
• Discounted Flint Bricks

The National Corvette Museum would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for your support this year. We are very fortunate to have such loyal and dedicated enthusiasts!

From our Corvette family to yours, we wish you the happiest of holidays!

Please note: The National Corvette Museum will be closed on December 24 and 25. We will re-open at 8am December 26.

At the December NCM Board Meeting we had five dedicated board members rotate off the board:

Bill Weir of Floydada, TX
Dennis Smith of Bowling Green, KY
Jimmy Goodnight of Bowling Green, KY
Richard Yanko of Bowling Green, KY
Tom Ferrara of Pound Ridge, NY

Each of the outgoing board members was presented with a framed chenille NCM logo and engraved nameplate.

Replacing the outgoing board members are:
Richard Anderson of West Dundee, IL
Hal Bellamy, Middlebury, IN
Leslie Gardner of Redondo Beach, CA
Andy Guinn of Lake Charles, LA
Greg Mauzy of Midland, TX

If you've seen the new A&E show Storage Wars, you know that the bidders don't always know if what they are buying will be trash or treasure. For Reed Schram and Schram Auto Parts in Waterford, MI a recent purchase of an old crate of parts resulted in some historical documents. The crate contained remnants of the Corvette Indy Prototype project- including two photo albums documenting the build and every part included in the build, a complete parts list of every part that they used, all of the engineeering drawings of the vehicle and custom parts, promotional photos of the car and more.

Reed and his Auto Parts company decided that these items would best be preserved at the National Corvette Museum and donated them to us where they are now a part of our Library and Archives. Thanks, Reed!

December 9-31 is your chance to purchase a piece of Corvette history at more than 50% off! For a limited time you can purchase the "Flint Bricks" for $10 each, or 3 for $25.

These unique bricks are offered with an engraved sequence numbered plate and certificate of authenticity. The certificate of authenticity is signed by former Bowling Green Corvette Assembly Plant General Manager Wil Cooksey, Jr. and National Corvette Museum Executive Director Wendell Strode. Unfortunately we are not able to pull specific brick numbers. Buy online here!

If you are interested in bulk, uncleaned Flint bricks without the plaque, we have them available at greatly reduced rates. They are perfect for that special building project, sidewalk, garden, etc. Contact Bob Hellmann at 270-467-8825 or email him at bob@corvettemuseum.org.