• Corvette Nation TV Show Spotlights NCM
• Vette s Honoring Vets
• 2013 60th Anniversary Corvette Winner Drawn
• Ride in Santa's Sleigh
• 2014 Corvette Brochures Available
• Corvette Named 2013 Performance Car of the Year
• Want Some Motorsports Park Web Cams?

This Friday night, tune in to the Discovery Velocity channel (or set your DVR to record it) at 7pm ET / 6pm CT when Corvette Nation spotlights the National Corvette Museum.

The new TV series features hosts Bill Stephens and Maria Prekeges as they explore the world of Corvette. Friday evening's episode will also feature a new commercial by episode sponsor NCM Insurance.

Check out the Corvette Nation Facebook Page online here and get a sneak peek of our commercial online here.

In celebration of Military Appreciation Month and Veteran's Day we would like to spotlight Corvette Clubs that do special things to honor veterans. Submit your club by replying to this email!

This week we recognize North Shore Corvettes of MA. In 2004 Ron Morneau, a member of the club, the Senior Vice Commander of the Second Corps Cadets and a member of the Centennial Legion of the Historical Military Commands had an idea to put together an event that would show America's sport car's support for America's patriots. The idea was to travel to their Veterans' hospital for a car show, and to help the patients with comfort and personal care items. The first years' event had 25 cars and raised $2,700 in cash and items for the Edith Nourse Rogers Veterans Hospital in Bedford, MA.

The event has grown ever since, with 334 Corvettes in 2012 (in the rain) and $55,000 in cash and items collected. Activities during the event include a Friday night meet & greet, Saturday night banquet, then the main event on Sunday - a caravan to the hospital (where patients from three other hospitals have been bused in by Hanscom Air Force Base), color guard presentation and anthem singing, pledge by Gold Star Mothers, taps, keynote speaker, live music, car show and camaraderie.

The event is free, but they ask that participants bring a "goodie bag" of items to donate, and of course monetary donations are welcome, too!

Learn more on their Facebook page and their website at www.vettesforvets.org. (Note: website is currently not loading but we wanted to share the link for when it is fixed).

Join us for our annual Christmas event at the National Corvette Museum - offering RIDES with Santa in a Corvette plus fun activities!

Santa will be offering short rides around the Museum grounds in a Corvette, and guests will enjoy arts and crafts activities, and the IGA sweet treat station with holiday refreshments.

Pictures with Santa in the Corvette are available - $5 for a 5" x 7", or you are welcome to bring your own camera.

Tickets to the event are $10 for riders and $5 for non-riders and include refreshments, arts & crafts activities and Museum admission.

Learn more and purchase tickets online here.

Hot off the press, the Library and Archives now has 2014 Corvette Dealer brochures available for purchase. The brochure includes 25 full color pages with Corvette options, facts, figures and more.
Buy online for $20.00 here.

While you're there, check out the other dealer brochures available - 1983 to present.

Complimentary Shipping on purchases of $75 or more. This promotion ends on December 1, 2013!
Build sheet, window sticker, and brick orders excluded. Not valid on previous purchases. *Some exclusions apply. Continental U.S. only. Minimum free shipping total of $75 is applied after discounts and does not include shipping costs. **Some exclusions apply for special order merchandise.

Road & Track magazine took 13 performance cars - including the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series, Ferrari F12berlinetta and Audi R8 V10 Plus for a test drive to determine which one takes the cake... and to no one's surprise it was our trusty 2014 Corvette Stingray earning top honors.

"It sounds melodramatic, but virtually all of our drivers agree: The C7 isn't just a Corvette. Since the early days of the Cross-Fire C4, 30 years ago, the plastic Chevy's been a racetrack wonder and a twisty-road chore. It's been a numbers car, beloved of the stopwatch but frequently consigned to the garage when it's time to focus on enjoyment. This new one? It's something else. The seats, finally, are good enough for long trips. The roof is easy to remove and store. It's become a brilliant everyday car."

Read the full article on Road & Track's website here.

Like many of you enthusiasts, our IT Department is just itching to get a birds-eye view of the Motorsports Park... from their desktop. We are setting out to have three webcams installed on the tower at the Museum entrance. These will be high-def cameras permitting crisp imaging, and will be streamed using our video hosting service to permit any number of people to view them simultaneously.

Two of the webcams will be shooting across Interstate 65 towards the Motorsports Park. As the tower is sufficiently high to shoot above most traffic on the Interstate, this will afford views of the property and construction work (and eventually action at the park!). The third webcam will point toward the front driveway of the Museum giving continuous views of our R8C Delivery Corvettes as they leave the building for a photo op, and other Vettes and activities around our entrance and main circle area.

Are you excited? If so, help us raise the $6k needed to purchase the equipment and fund installation. To give, click here and click the "webcam" button!