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As you know, we try to stay in touch during our Crovette cruises via 2 way family GRMS radios. This is a very useful tool when we have 15+ cars in a caravan.
If you are in need of radios, here is the best deal we currently know about - Thanks to Steve Bracken for finding this deal!
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Don't forget - today - Friday 6/26/2015 - is the National Drive Your Vette to Work Day! Let's get em rolling ...

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Thanks to Pete Stolle for sharing!

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read more --> http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-06-08/corvette-owner-reunite...

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Read More --> http://jalopnik.com/2015-corvette-z06-is-experiencing-power-loss-thanks-...

Also, Tadge Juechter, Corvette Chief Engineer, answered a forum question around the overheating issue:

Read More --> http://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/ask-tadge/3610770-answered-car-overh...

Today started as a great day with perfect weather for a Cruise lead by our Cruise Master John “Doc” Manges.

Everyone’s spirits were high especially Doc’s. Unfortunately, while Doc was doing what he enjoyed most, he suffered a massive heart attack. Doc had pulled off to the side of the road with a long line of Corvettes behind him. It took a while for the message of a medical emergency to reach us. Immediately the majority of us went to his car to lend whatever help we could. It was heartening to see the number of people that stopped to lend assistance. There were army medical assistants; there were people on phones calling for help and club members helping to control traffic that had backed up in both directions. The first responder was an EMT fireman who had the equipment necessary to treat a heart attack victim; next came the Ambulance and their EMT’s. Doc was prepared for transport as quickly as possible to Clearview Hospital in Monroe GA. All of us went to the Hospital in the hopes that Doc could recover from the heart attack. It was with great sadness we learned he did not survive.

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