FEBRUARY 2021 Bucket Sheets

BUCKET SHEETS

Edition 51 Issue 05 February 2021

from 1970 to 2021

The purpose of the club shall be the maintenance of the highest standards of courtesy
and safety on the road; the enjoyment and sharing of the goodwill and fellowship
engendered by owning a Chevrolet Corvette, engaging in social activities and
competitive events and encouraging favorable interest in the club and the Corvette;
the maintenance of the highest standards of operation and performance of the
Marque by sharing and exchanging technical and mechanical information; the
establishment and maintenance of mutually beneficial relations with manufacturers,
dealers and service courses to the end that the Marque will prosper and enjoy
continuity and prominence; to have, exercise, and enjoy all the powers and purposes
which may be exercised by a non-profit organization.

Until further notice Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota, Inc. meetings will be via
Zoom by webmaster invitation at 7:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month. We
all hope, as soon as possible, to resume these meetings at the same hour and date at:

JIMMY’S FOOD & DRINK
1132 East County Road E
Vadnais Heights, MN 55110
(651) 482-1100

Interested owners of Corvettes are welcome to attend meetings or club functions.
Family membership, $85; Single, $65; Associate, $20; Lifetime, $55. All include
NCCC membership. Additional information can be found on our web page:

Postal Address P.O. Box 270584, Vadnais Heights, MN 55127

www.suburbancorvettesofminnesota.com

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Report from our President

February 2021

I just read an interesting story the other day. Seems a guy won
a Georgia Lottery for a 2020 C8 Corvette and $250K cash. Not
bad, except the lottery was unable to provide the car unless a
premium was paid to certain dealers. Seems some people read
of the situation on the internet and the winner was able to locate
a car at the price point set by the lottery for the C8.

Next was the first 2021 Vette. Seems a new owner of a 2020
had a problem and it caught fire with around 1000 miles on
the odometer. Apparently GM provided this poor owner
with the first 2021 that came down the assembly line.

The other day as I was getting out the snowblower and shovel
I went through the garage. Seeing the Vette sitting there under
the car cover, I got to reflecting back to when I was a kid. We
lived in the country and had to walk a very long farm lane to
get to the road where the school bus picked us up. We celebrated
when we got more than about 4” of snow, the buses didn’t run
mainly due to drifting so it was no school till the county grader
came through, usually a couple of days later. We wished for big
snowfalls as kids, no school and a chance to play in the snow.
Now days, I wish it would pass around us rather than fall and
have to shovel it. Funny how things change the older you get.

Paul Hauschildt

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2021 Club Events

Not knowing what 2021 will be like for our
activities I want to remind you that if any
normalcy returns we will need volunteers
to organize and run these events; HF&C’s,
Cruises, Car Shows, Fall Color Run, Annual

Banquet, etc.

I also want to inform you that at the
January Board Meeting the Board

committed to a 2021 Spring & Autumn
Cruise (as conditions allow). Last year,
thanks to Jim Bodin, the club was able
to have a great Autumn Cruise while

maintaining COVID-19 social
distancing requirements.

At a minimum, we look forward to a similar
experience for these two cruises.

If you are willing and able please keep this
in mind and consider helping.

Thank you!

Roger Dahlquist - VP
[email protected]

612-730-7020

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SCCM Fall Color Run for 2021

We are looking for new event chairs to carry on the
tradition of the Fall Color Run event in our club.
While Covid prevented us from having the
Fall Color Run in 2020, I hope most people
will be vaccinated by the Fall of 2021
so that we can safely hold the event
this year without social distancing concerns.
Last year would have been the 40th anniversary
of this popular event and we hate to see it end.
If you are at all considering chairing or helping
with continuing the event please know that it is
extremely well organized, has venues that have

been very popular and many routes already created.
Our recommendation would be to run it with the
existing program before totally revamping the
format of the event.

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I am willing to continue to do the registration, which
is the most time consuming aspect. This involves using

the custom spread sheet, specifically designed for
this event to track reservations, meal preferences
and income. The program also prints out the labels

for the registration envelopes.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Let’s keep this fun event going!!

Joan Wigginton

“I’m a success today
because I had a friend who believed in me
and I didn’t have the heart to let him down.”

– Abraham Lincoln

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Congratulations to club sponsor Matt Saxe Chevrolet Buick
for again making the Top 100 list in Corvette sales this past year.
Dealers in the United States sold a total of 21,626 Corvettes during

the 2020 calendar year. That total includes any remaining 2019s that
were still around following the model year changeover as well as

the new 2020 Corvettes. The rankings on the Top 100 list are based
on sales from each specific dealer location. We know there

many groups of dealers (i.e. Bomnin, Hendrick) that would see
their totals rise if they were all lumped together,

but it’s how Chevrolet ranks the dealers… This is the way.
Even though the dealers were mostly locked into having a set
number of Corvettes based on their previous allocations, the top
volume dealers are still there as they have been over the years,
but we do see plenty of changes as we work our way down it. There
are always pros and cons of working with a local vs national dealer.

As always, we urge you to do your homework, talk to fellow
Corvette owners in your area to find out their buying experience,

and go with a dealer that treats you the best.
It might be a little late in the game if you’re in the market for

a 2021 Corvette, but now is exactly the time to get
your name on a list for the rumored upcoming models like the

2022 Z06 or the 2023 E-Ray/Grand Sport.

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NEW VETTE DUES REIMBURSEMENT

As part of our sponsorship agreement with
Matt Saxe Chevrolet any member that purchases
a new Corvette from the dealership would be eligible
for reimbursement of their dues. To insure that we
include everyone that made a purchase during 2020

a list needs to be compiled with the name,
date purchased, mailing address, and Corvette model.

The club will send a recap of those purchases to
Matt Saxe Chevrolet with the amount of dues paid.

The dealership will send checks to
the individuals that qualify.


Members that have purchased a new Corvette
from Matt Saxe Chevrolet this year should
send the information to:
Dave Olson
at
[email protected]

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Should C8 Corvette Owners

Be Concerned Over Damage

to the Front Radiators?

By Keith Cornett -Jan 29, 2021

https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2021/01/29/should-c8-corvette-owners-be-con-
cerned-over-damage-to-the-front-radiators/

Should you be concerned that the open corner vents of the
front fascia of the new C8 Corvette could allow damage to
the equipment behind them by flying rocks and other debris?

General Motors’ official word is no, but some owners are
expressing their doubts.

“What people are seeing is cosmetic,” a GM spokesperson told
Motor1.com this week. “We have determined that it does not
degrade the performance of the vehicle.”

The large vents on each corner of the front bumper of the
new Stingray allow airflow to reach the air conditioning
condensers and engine radiators mounted behind them.
Only a large honeycomb insert serves as protection.

We tend to believe that with the hundreds of thousands
of miles of extensive testing done by General Motors during
the development of the new Corvette, that if there was a
performance problem with the design of these vents, other
than appearance, the company would have discovered that
already and fixed it.

Still, that hasn’t kept some Corvette owners from resorting to
their own “solutions” to what they perceive as a problem. One
person even used screens from a Home Depot gutter guard to
protect his radiators from rocks and bugs.

John Elegant, co-founder of the midenginecorvetteforum.com,
says he’s worried that such a homemade solution could cut
down on heat exchanging capabilities, especially on a hot day,
stop and go, track use, etc.

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“A mid-engine needs complete cooling,” Elegant
posted on his website, “and GM upped their standards
for the C8 to ensure it has excellent capability in this

area. We have to be careful not to jeopardize that
with a garden variety solution.”

We would tend to agree with John that it’s not worth
rushing to fix a problem that may not even exist,
though posts on MidEngineCorvetteForum.com
indicate that even the aftermarket is apparently
working on solutions.

Bottom line for me as a C8 owner is to keep a watchful
eye on the situation and make sure there isn’t a

problem with overheating caused by rock damage.
I’m pretty picky, but to me the vents themselves
are so low to the ground that you would have to
practically sit on the ground to notice any cosmetic
damage. I’m much more concerned about flying
rocks chipping the bumper, which is much more visible.

Photo Credit: Ron Harris / Facebook

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Treasurer Needed

As you received your election results for SCM’s Officers
you would have noticed there was no candidate listed
for the office of Treasurer. With this past year
being very difficult and challenging for all of us,
we still need to focus on the successful
future of our club.

If anyone is willing to step up and take on this challenge
please contact an officer or Board Member at Large.

2020...
The SCM
Celebration

Missed
But Not
Forgotten

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SCM Presents - Meet Your Members:

Steven & Stacy Mael

We met on a blind date March 27, 1999 and were married January 27,

2002 at sunset on the Island of Maui in a public area called the Secret
Beach after I rode up on, and after the intimate ceremony, we rode away
on a Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail.

It was quiet in Hawaii when we were married. It
was shortly after 9-11 and there wasn’t too much
traveling taking place at the time. We had the
Islands to ourselves!

Steven was born and raised in Madison Wisconsin
and has worked for the Wisconsin Capitol Police
since 1989. Actually, I began my law enforcement
career with the Capitol Police in 1988, but I had taken the exam for the
Wisconsin State Patrol. The Capitol got my name off the Patrol’s hiring
list and offered me a position in
April, then I was hired by the Patrol
on July 4, 1988. Long story-short,
I was offered a position to work
the Governor’s Detail, a position
held until 2004. From 2004 until
my retirement in 2016 I worked on
Wisconsin Capitol Police’s Patrol
division.

Stacy is a Regional Merchant Sales Account
Manager for Domtar Corporation, paper
manufacturing company; for over twenty-five
years. Born in Traverse City, Michigan, raised near
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, graduating from University
of Wisconsin Oshkosh in Marketing. Stacy was
transferred to the Twin Cities in 2015 and Steven
retired from the State of Wisconsin we are now
living in Hudson, Wisconsin. Stacy’s son Adam
graduated from the University Of Wisconsin
and is now living in Oakdale, MN.

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I, Steven, as stated grew up in Madison. A house converted into an auto
shop just down the street from where I lived was a business called “The
Vette Shop”, where guys worked on, repaired and restored Corvettes.
The Vette Shop was, to say the least, of great interest to all the boys in
the neighborhood, and many of us would frequently walk over to, and
watch from a distance as the employees toiled.

My father was a banker, and as bankers sometimes do, he repossessed
vehicles. One particular vehicle was a shiny red, with deep white coved
side panels, white leather interior, white removable hardtop, wide white
sidewall tires, fuel injected, chrome everywhere including the grill 1958
Corvette. Dad said he had to bring it home so that it would not be stolen
from the bank’s parking lot. Apparently, the person who purchased it
failed to make some $2000.00 in arrears and the vehicle was to be sold
for the amount still owed. In 1970, at ten-years-old I said everything I
could in an attempt to get my dad to purchase that car only to wake up
about a week after first seeing it, to see the vehicle no longer parked in
my parents little one car garage.

After fourteen
years of owning
a Japanese sports
car, I talked Stacy
into purchasing
what some have
called an ultimate
driving machine.
Apparently, these
same people have
never had to deal
with their own
customer relations department. The black convertible creampuff left a
bad taste in our mouths, and four months later, a DOT investigator
declared it a salvaged vehicle and I went car shopping again.

I had never seriously thought about purchasing a Corvette, but the
thought of owning anything other than “Made in the USA” made me
feel haunted. I happened across a ‘07 red coupe, and kind-of liked it.

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However, “Kind-of” is not really the best feeling to have when purchasing a
vehicle you only drive in the summer. So I backed away from the deal, and
though it was a good deal, I am delighted for the compunction.

I decided to check out Vettes on the web. I happened across a company called
CarGurus.com. There they had listed about 4,000 Corvettes. Thumbs up meant
a good deal, thumbs sideways meant bluebook price, and thumbs down meant
ladies watch your wallet.

The first car from the top was a red 2007 for a stated $12,000.00 under blue
book. That car was in California. The second car from the top was a black 2008
Coupe for a stated $11,000.00 under blue book, and this car was in Milwaukee.
I really liked the photos of the car and quite simply – had to see it.

Within a week that car was under my postérieur and occasionally in my garage.
The unfortunate part was I purchased the Corvette on October 30, 2009, several
weeks beyond previous storage dates for my former rice-burner. The good news,
2009 stayed warm for longer than usual and I was able to drive the Vette for
several weeks before I needed to add Stabil and hook up the battery tender.

Stacy and Adam went with when we picked up the car. I allowed Adam to
drive the vehicle halfway home. I tried to tell Adam that the first time I
drove a Corvette was several weeks previous when I test-drove the ’07; at
age forty-nine. I don’t think his nineteen-year-old brain could grasp the
reward aspect of owning such a magnificent sports car, and sometimes
I think it a shame that young individuals are even allowed to own
expensive toys like this. Then perhaps maybe I am just getting old.

I have had a few family and friends tell me over the years that I am the type
of person that would drive a Vette. Though hardly a car, sports car, Corvette,
aficionado I have always maintained at least a peaked interest in the coupé.
Stacy was tolerable to the idea of purchasing the “Batmobile” but has come
around to the idea and has even requested a specific date for reserving its use to
show it off to her customers. We were formally Mad City Vettes Club members
from 2009 until 2015 when we were transferred to the Twin Cities area.
I looked up Corvette Clubs and found Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota,
which had a good reputation from some of our previous Corvette club members.

As of this writing, January 31, 2021, my now 13 year old C6 is still in storage,
the weather is cold, and my digits are starting to itching to drive after a long and
isolating 2020. I’m looking forward to enjoying time out with other SCM club
members in their pride-and-joy toys. Thanks to all of you for being here and
giving us the opportunity to meet and spend time with each of you.

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2021 Club Sponsored Events

February 2021

2 – Board Meeting – 7:00pm ** Zoom meeting **

16 - General Membership Meeting – 7:30pm
** Zoom meeting **

March 2021

2 – Board Meeting – 7:00pm ** Zoom meeting **

16 - General Membership Meeting – 7:30pm
** Zoom meeting **

April 2021

6 – Board Meeting – 7:00pm ** Zoom meeting **

20 - General Membership Meeting – 7:30pm
** Zoom meeting **

The Minnesota Car Club Association

handbook is available on the

www.autoswalk.com website.

Met Council Website is met-council.org

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When visiting our sponsor

Matt Saxe Chevrolet Buick


present your NCCC identification card
for eligible parts and service discounts

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Membership Meeting Minutes

Date: January 19, 2021

The January Virtual Membership Meeting of Suburban
Corvettes of Minnesota was called to order with in excess of 39
members present at 7:30pm by President Paul Hauschildt.

Opening remarks from Vice President: No opening remarks.

Secretary’s Report: Ryan Clayson reported;
General Meeting minutes from December were presented. A mo-
tion was made to approve the minutes as published in the January
Bucket Sheets by Greg Stattman with a second by Kristi Clayson;
motion passed.

Treasurer’s Report: Barb Stattman reported;
• Withdrawals were attributed to NCCC fees & newsletter
printing.
• Deposits were attributed to 50th anniversary photo USB sales.

Treasurer’s reports are available for review.

Membership Report: Marie George reported;
• SCM Members: 190
• Lifetime Members: 90
• NCCC Members: 167

o First Timers: None
o Paul Davis, torch red 2004 C5
o Third Timers: None

Membership Minutes continued on next page
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Public Relations: Kristi Clayson reported;
● No new requests sent out right now due to Covid
● Kristi and Dave met w/Matt Saxe on 1/18/2021

Editor’s Report: Steven Mael reported;
● Bucket Sheets deadline is Friday, February 5th, 2021
for articles and reports.
● Mentioned Kristi’s member story published in Bucket Sheets.
Would like to continue this so if others would like to submit
their Corvette story they may send them to Steven Mael.

IT Report: Steve Heasley reported;
● Steve reported that the January Bucket Sheets is on the web.
● More “hibernating” Corvette photos added to website.
● Working on the online registration setup for the website and
potential upcoming events.
● More photos added to the new club Facebook page.

Governor’s Report: Paul Hauschildt reported;
on behalf of Jim Bodin
● Nothing to report.

Vice President’s Report: Roger Dahlquist reported;
Club Sponsored Events:
● Spring & autumn cruises being planned for May 2nd hosted by
the Doty’s and Stattman’s, and in September potentially
hosted by Jim Bodin.
● If more events are scheduled we will need volunteers to
host/chair the event planning.

Past Events:
● No Scheduled Events

Membership Minutes continued on next page
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Old Business:
● Nothing to discuss.
New Business:
● Driver school dates: 6/21/21 & 9/20/21
● Tentative planning underway for the GMCCA show,
but nothing formal yet.
● Members with January birthdays were recognized.
● North Central chapter of NCRS is hosting a spring judging
event on 5/21/21 & 5/22/21. Those interested in details
can reach out to Ryan Clayson
A motion to adjourn was made by Steven Mael with a second by
John Ritter. Motion passed and the meeting was adjourned 7:58
pm.
Respectfully submitted by
Ryan Clayson, Secretary

Notes:

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Congratulations to these new Lifetime Members
for achieving ten years of membership
with Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota!

Sandy and Bruce Braccini
Don Doty

Gayle Peterson
Barb and Greg Stattman

NEWSLETTER GUIDELINES


Articles and flyers for the newsletter should be held to one page.
Anything longer may be edited as space allows.
They should be typed camera ready
in a Microsoft Word document
in Times New Roman type with 10 pt font.

Reports/Articles/Flyers are to be submitted no later than
the Board of Directors Meeting for the month they are

to appear in the newsletter.

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Board Meeting Minutes

Date: February 2, 2021

The January SCM Board Meeting was called to order at 7:02 pm
by President Paul Hauschildt.

Opening remarks: There were no opening remarks.

Board Members Present: Paul Hauschildt, Roger Dahlquist,
Ryan Clayson, Kristi Clayson, Ron Weeks, Marie George,
Butch George, Steve Heasley, Steven Mael, Barb Stattman,
Dave Olson, Marty Buck

Board Members Not Present: Brent Reibel, Sandy Reibel,
Jim Bodin, Lynn Steenblock

Guests Present: Joan Wigginton, Eric Kehle, Shawn Hanna, Jan Hanna

Secretary’s Report: Ryan Clayson, reported;
• The January Board minutes were presented. A motion to
approve the minutes as published was made by
Roger Dahlquist, Paul Hauschildt seconded; motion passed.

Treasurer’s Report: Barb Stattman reported;
• Withdrawals were attributed to:
Spina Bifida donation, software purchase
(Dropbox membership renewal), newsletter printings.
• Deposits were attributed to:
Minnesota Clear Bra renewal, membership dues.
Treasurer’s reports are available for review.

Membership Report: Marie George reported;
• SCM members = 190
• Lifetime members = 90
• NCCC members = 167

Board Minutes continued on next page
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Board Minutes continued from page 22
Public Relations: Kristi Clayson reported;
• From the meeting held with Matt Saxe Chevrolet management
some ideas on changes were proposed for the current year.
• No changes to current service and parts purchase discounts.
• Additional discussion on club car show(s) with Covid rules considered.
• Potential for select listing of used Corvettes in Wheelin’ and
Dealin’ section.

Editor’s Report: Steven Mael reported;
• Deadline for articles and content for next month
is Tuesday, March 2nd.
• Steven will be publishing his meet the members story in the next
issue – hopeful to receive more of these from other members.

IT Report: Steve Heasley reported;
• Bucket sheets uploaded to website.
• Norton anti-virus added to club computers. 1 year of protection
provided at a reduced cost with an auto-renewal at a higher
rate next January. Motion made by Paul Hauschildt to
approve up to $20 for renewal, Marty Buck seconded,
motion approved.

Governor’s Report: Jim Bodin not present;
• Nothing to report.

Vice President’s Report: Roger Dahlquist reported;
• No past events
• Future events: Spring cruise scheduled for May 2nd.

Please send in your
“Meet Your Members” Corvette story
to Steven Mael at: [email protected]

Board Minutes continued on next page
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Board Minutes continued from page 23

Old Business:

• Topic of discussion: Raising membership dues this year.

That discussion/vote was deferred in 2020. Discussion

on whether or not we will defer it again this year or

propose an increase tabled to a later date.



New Business:

• Topic of discussion: How to handle voting in new members

while in Zoom meetings.

o Poll option available in Zoom – Steve will look into this

o Visual quorum but people leave is it still a legal vote,

and how will we get an accurate count.

o When do we vote? At the end of general membership

meeting? Ask prospective members to leave

meeting temporarily?

o Wait to vote in new members until after we are able

to do events? For now, it seems most want to

be able to vote instead of having them attend

a physical event.

• Joan Wigginton: Suggested an article for newsletter asking for

club members to help to work on Fall Color Run event. Also

suggested making reservation for the park for the fall color

run – the amount needed is refundable. Motion made

by Ron Weeks to approve up to $200 for the reservation,

Roger Dahlquist seconded – motion passed.

• Eric Kehle: GMCCA board thinking that there might be a

possibility of that show happening June 6th or possibly

June 13th. 12 clubs involved, each club has a rep to

represent their club for the show. Each club is being

asked 4 questions.

o Does our club believe there should be a GMCCA show

as long as it can be done safely and within safety

guidelines? For the most part, yes. As long as it can

be done safely.

o Does our club anticipate being able to provide staffing

levels comparable to previous years? 12-15

members typically Yes, again provided that things

can be done safely.

Board Minutes continued on next page
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Board Minutes continued from page 24

o Do we know of any other clubs that should be members

of GMCCA? None mentioned at this time.

o If for some reason we do not have a show in 2021 and

if 2022 is normal, will we be able to perform our

duties as we did in 2019? Yes. The belief is that not

enough time will have passed to forget how to do

something we’ve done numerous times.

• Shawn Hanna will put something in writing to send to the

board regarding a future event and it can be discussed

at future meeting.

• A motion to adjourn was made by Roger Dahlquist, seconded by

Kristi Clayson. The meeting was adjourned at 8:24 pm.

Respectfully submitted by
Ryan Clayson, Secretary

Please sign up to help with 2021 Club Events
by contacting Roger Dahlquist - SCM VP

at: [email protected]

Dennis Albaugh’s Car Collection

I would like to find out how many Suburban members would like to go down
to Ankeny, IA this summer (if their lawyers let them open up post Covid)
to tour Dennis’s Chevrolet Collection (it is not open to the public).
Now we are just looking to see if there is an interest that I should pursue.

The last time that Suburban was down there was about 10 years ago
and we now have more new members.

Last time we went down on Friday afternoon and went out to
Talons of Tuscany Dennis’s private golf course Saturday morning

to view the collection.

Garry Senn
If interested contact Garry at: [email protected]

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Wheelin’ and Dealin’

FOR SALE - PARTS:

C5 factory alum (gray) wheels w/Kumho tires

● Front; 17’’ x9.5’’ wheels, 245/45/17 Kumho Ecsta XS tires
● Rear; 18’’ x 10.5’’ wheels, 275/35/18 Kumho Ecsta XS tires
Includes center caps. Wheels are like new.
● Tires are balanced and have less than 200 miles on them.
● Package price $1,100 (consider separating, $600 tires, $500 wheels)
  

C5 Cleartastic Front and Rear wheel panel kit

● New in the envelope.
● Free to a good home.

B & M Supercooler transmission cooler

● Model #70274,great shape
● Size; 5-¾’’ x 11’’ x 1-½’’

Call 763-425-5503 (Jay)

Pictures will be displayed in Wheelin’ and Dealin’ on a space available
basis. As the club can get back to offering more events and flyers are
included in Bucket Sheets we may not be able to provide the space.

All SCCM members are welcome to submit ads to the editor for Corvettes or
Corvette related parts that they want to sell or acquire. These ads are run for 2
months after which they will automatically be dropped. If the items are sold, please
notify the editor so that the ad can be cancelled. You may also renew the ad if the
items aren’t sold after 2 months. There is no charge to members for this service.

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This space for rent


contact Kristi Clayson
763-257-9647



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B e h i n d t h e S c e n e s

OFFICERS

President: Paul Hauschildt 612-588-8046 [email protected]
Vice President: Roger Dahlquist 612-730-7020 [email protected]
Membership: Marie George 763-786-0356 [email protected]
Treasurer: Barb Stattman (acting) 952-435-6657 [email protected]
Governor: Jim Bodin 612-940-5275 [email protected]
Public Relations: Kristi Clayson 763-257-9647 [email protected]
Secretary: Ryan Clayson 763-234-9710 [email protected]
Editor: Steven Mael 608-698-6712 [email protected]
Information Technology: Steve Heasley 651-308-0676
[email protected]

ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES
BOARD GMCCA Liaison:
Eric Kehle
MEMBERS
Spina Bifida:
Marty Buck Bruce & Char Johnson
Butch George
Dave Olson Met Council Representative:
Brent Reibel Scott Hegstrand
Sandy Reibel
Lynn Steenblock Hospitality:
Ron Weeks Sue Griffin - [email protected]

National Corvette Museum Ambassador:
Greg Stattman - [email protected]

Bucket Sheets is published monthly by Suburban Corvettes of Minnesota. The

publication is free to Suburban Corvette club members. Nonmember subscription rate is $35
per year. Please mail dues or subscription request to: Marie George, 9103 Van Buren ST NE,
Blaine, MN 55434. All submissions are subject to editing as needed and must be received
by the Friday following the1st Tuesday of the month for publication in the next issue. E-mail
all submissions, comments, advertisements, articles and picturess to [email protected].

All Annual Advertising rates qualify for display on our website:

1/2 page = $100.00

Full page = $175.00

Inside covers = $250.00

For advertising information call: Kristi Clayson at 763-257-9647

Suburban Corvettes thanks all our advertisers and sponsors for their support. As a Club,
however, we do not endorse the products or workmanship of any company. Any warranty

or guarantees must come from the company or manufacturer.

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