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BlackSheepz · 05-01-2019

Sorry to say we won't be able to make it this year either. Wife has a new job, and no time off work. We are looking forward to seeing a ton of photos though, so be sure to post a lot everyone!

Next year it's going to take something crazy to keep us from the 30th anniversary though. Already looking forward to it!

Gunny · 05-01-2019

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Originally Posted by conesare2seconds

Registered today and looking forward to returning. Sad for me, touring laps are full. Anyone know if there will be a wait list?

Call NCM first thing in the morning. I can't make the Gathering this year due some unforeseen circumstances - I cancelled late this afternoon and that should open up touring laps & go kart. Don't know if they are maintaining a wait list.

conesare2seconds · 05-01-2019

Thanks for the tip. I will give them a shout. If anyone else is looking for karting, it will still be available as I plan to take the driving tour instead.

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efnfast · 05-02-2019

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Originally Posted by Gunny

Call NCM first thing in the morning. I can't make the Gathering this year due some unforeseen circumstances - I cancelled late this afternoon and that should open up touring laps & go kart. Don't know if they are maintaining a wait list.

Sorry to hear you won't make the gathering this year. Hope all is well.-Steve

ZR1North · 05-03-2019

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Originally Posted by conesare2seconds

Registered today and looking forward to returning. Sad for me, touring laps are full. Anyone know if there will be a wait list?

If anyone wanted to register for the touring laps and were unable to do so due to the registration limit, please get in touch with the Museum again as we've just increased the limit from the 40 that mistakenly appeared on the registration page. There are plenty of spots left now.

We encourage people to sign up for touring laps. They are a great way to experience high-performance driving at your own pace and as the day progresses, they are an excellent way to get to appreciate a little more the performance capabilities of our cars. Don't forget also the high-performance driving instruction that will take place at the Museum at 9AM on Thursday morning before we head over to the track.

Safe travels everyone.

Bob

Jetjock · 05-09-2019

I’ve registered for The Gathering as well. As a local, I would recommend several restaurants on Scottsville Road. Longhorn is a good restaurant as is Smokey Bones. Another is Montana Grill. There is also O’ Charley’s. It just depends on your taste buds.

Roy

Young1 · 05-09-2019

Are we required to wear a helmet for "touring laps"? First time for me and BG.

ZWILD1 · 05-10-2019

No helmet required for the touring laps. Only for the HPDI event and they rent them if you don't have one. Also you can have a passenger for touring laps but not the HPDI. The touring laps are about normal highway speeds.

ZR1North · 05-11-2019

As some of you may have noticed on the NCM's C4 Gathering Registration web page, we now have a full suite of speakers for Saturday, May 18. The afternoon speakers will be Graham Behan, an LT5 expert and formally of Lotus Racing and Lingenfelter Perf Engineering, and Eric Millette from GM who will speak about GM's massive investment in the Bowling Green Assembly Plant to prepare for the next gen Corvette.

As has been advertised for some time, Marc Haibeck and Jim Voter will be the morning speakers on Saturday. Marc will be doing a tech talk about ZR-1 maintenance with some emphasis on issues that emerge with higher mileage cars and the emergence of ZR-1 restoration as our cars get older. Jim (and his wife Lyndi) will chronicle some of their amazing trips in their high-mileage '94, including trips to Alaska and remote areas of Canada's North in Labrador. We look forward to seeing more amazing photos and stories of Jim having to use his special road tool kit to address challenges encountered on the road.

Congratulations to Al Hemstreet, Robert Winkeler, Charlie Sinunu and Jim Voter for having their cars selected for display within NCM on May 18. Those high-mileage ZR-1s are great examples of cars that have been well used/well driven as we focus on that aspect of Keeping the Legend Alive in 2019.

We look forward to seeing many of you at the 2019 Gathering in Bowling Green for what will be another fun week of adventure, quality time with old friends and opportunities to make new friends. Safe travels to folks making the trek this year and for those that are unable to make the 2019 Gathering, now is a good time to start thinking about our 30-year celebration Gathering in May 2020.

Cheers,
Bob Lambe (Events Chair)

32ValveGuy · 05-11-2019

For those who cannot attend it would be nice if the tech talks could be video recorded

05-01-2019	#21
BlackSheepz Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Indianapolis Posts: 160	Re: C4 Gathering Registration Sorry to say we won't be able to make it this year either. Wife has a new job, and no time off work. We are looking forward to seeing a ton of photos though, so be sure to post a lot everyone! Next year it's going to take something crazy to keep us from the 30th anniversary though. Already looking forward to it! __________________ --Marc 1990 ZR-1 #2530 Gone but not forgotten: 1988 Z52 4+3 1992 LT1 6 speed

05-01-2019	#23
conesare2seconds Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Greater St. Louis Posts: 482	Re: C4 Gathering Registration Thanks for the tip. I will give them a shout. If anyone else is looking for karting, it will still be available as I plan to take the driving tour instead. Sent from my iPhone using ZR-1 Net Registry

05-09-2019	#26
Jetjock Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Auburn, KY Posts: 546	Re: C4 Gathering Registration I’ve registered for The Gathering as well. As a local, I would recommend several restaurants on Scottsville Road. Longhorn is a good restaurant as is Smokey Bones. Another is Montana Grill. There is also O’ Charley’s. It just depends on your taste buds. Roy __________________ Roy L. Carman If I feel the need for speed, I just think about flying the B-777. 1989 Dk Blue Coupe lost in divorce 1991 Black Coupe SOLD 1992 Black ZR-1 #423 SOLD! 1993 Ruby Red 40th Anniversary ZR-1 #334 1995 Black ZR-1 taken by ex-wife 2002 Pewter Coupe no idea where it is 2003 50th Anniversary Corvette #No idea what number SOLD! ZR-1 Net Registry #516 Grand Sport Lifetime Member NCM Lifetime #1468 ZR-1 Net Registry Board Secretary

05-09-2019	#27
Young1 Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Ocala, FL Posts: 881	Re: C4 Gathering Registration Are we required to wear a helmet for "touring laps"? First time for me and BG. __________________ Steve Young 1991 ZR-1 Quasar Blue Metallic/Black #729 Second Owner 1991 ZR-1 Dark Red Metallic/Black #2040 SOLD 1990 ZR-1 Dark Red Metallic/Saddle #1670 SOLD Double your happiness.....complain half as much.

05-10-2019	#28
ZWILD1 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Spring Grove ,Pa. Posts: 252	Re: C4 Gathering Registration No helmet required for the touring laps. Only for the HPDI event and they rent them if you don't have one. Also you can have a passenger for touring laps but not the HPDI. The touring laps are about normal highway speeds. __________________ 91 Turquoise Metallic Haibeck 525 #0134

05-11-2019	#29
ZR1North Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Posts: 566	Re: C4 Gathering Registration As some of you may have noticed on the NCM's C4 Gathering Registration web page, we now have a full suite of speakers for Saturday, May 18. The afternoon speakers will be Graham Behan, an LT5 expert and formally of Lotus Racing and Lingenfelter Perf Engineering, and Eric Millette from GM who will speak about GM's massive investment in the Bowling Green Assembly Plant to prepare for the next gen Corvette. As has been advertised for some time, Marc Haibeck and Jim Voter will be the morning speakers on Saturday. Marc will be doing a tech talk about ZR-1 maintenance with some emphasis on issues that emerge with higher mileage cars and the emergence of ZR-1 restoration as our cars get older. Jim (and his wife Lyndi) will chronicle some of their amazing trips in their high-mileage '94, including trips to Alaska and remote areas of Canada's North in Labrador. We look forward to seeing more amazing photos and stories of Jim having to use his special road tool kit to address challenges encountered on the road. Congratulations to Al Hemstreet, Robert Winkeler, Charlie Sinunu and Jim Voter for having their cars selected for display within NCM on May 18. Those high-mileage ZR-1s are great examples of cars that have been well used/well driven as we focus on that aspect of Keeping the Legend Alive in 2019. We look forward to seeing many of you at the 2019 Gathering in Bowling Green for what will be another fun week of adventure, quality time with old friends and opportunities to make new friends. Safe travels to folks making the trek this year and for those that are unable to make the 2019 Gathering, now is a good time to start thinking about our 30-year celebration Gathering in May 2020. Cheers, Bob Lambe (Events Chair) __________________ 1991 ZR-1 (SN666) - Haibeck 510; 410s, Corsa, SW Headers; Hurst SS; DeWitts Rad; RC Injectors; LEDs throughout; `93 MF Sawblades 2016 Z06 - Stock 1971 Stingray 454 LS5 - Sold

05-11-2019	#30
32ValveGuy Join Date: May 2019 Location: Prescott, AZ and loving it Posts: 224	Re: C4 Gathering Registration For those who cannot attend it would be nice if the tech talks could be video recorded __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]1990 White/Red ZR-1 #1736 Bone Stock and staying that way (might cheat a little) 1959 MGA Twincam - sold 1967 Camaro SS 350 - stolen 1968 Camaro RS - traded in for a Vega - stupid 2002 Camaro SS SLP, rag top, last year haha - sold