Purpose

The Club has only one purpose - To create an environment for people who share a common interest in America's only true sports car.

History

The Southern Tier Corvette Club was founded informally in 1971. About 40 people met 4 to 5 times a year until 1975 at which time the Club obtained NCCC sanction. In 1978 the Club was incorporated as a non-profit organization. During the seventies the STCC boasted over 100 members. Today we have approximately 90 members and we are growing once again.

Membership Profile

The STCC is represented by members from all walks of life. The common interest in Corvettes and other unique automobiles provides an umbrella which unites club members into an organization which provides a variety of activities ranging from pure fun to technical and community support.

Activities

• Car rallies, car shows.
• Autocross events.
• Social - Caravans to places of interest, factory tours, parties, picnics, and casual touring.
• Technical - We provide a network of experienced contacts, parts vendors and mechanics. There is always somewhere to go for information.
• Community - Rally for the benefit of Students Against Driving Drunk (SADD) and contributions to other charities.
• Parades - We participate in "home coming" and community sponsored parades.

Benefits

• Insurance coverage for NCCC members
• Technical assistance and experience
• Discounts at participating parts houses and workshops
• Classified advertising in the club newsletter
• Club activities including car shows
• Social activities
• Distinctive club clothing

Meetings / Becoming a Member

• The Southern Tier Corvette Club holds it general meetings on the second Tuesday of each month at Jonathon's Restaurant in Endwell at 6:30 pm.
• If you'd like to become a member please contact John (our membership coordinator) at 770-9886, or print, fill out, and mail our Membership Application.