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Fellow Callaway Owners & Enthusiasts, I thought I would take a moment and let everyone know where we are at with respect to the display at the National Corvette Museum (NCM), etc.
As I am sure you are aware, Callaway4fun and I went to the NCM last weekend with a whole stash of items generously loaned to the Callaway Owners Group for the display case that was arranged for us. http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86977
In addition to the setting up of the display case, we met with the Event Manager and Display Coordinator there, to discuss the upcoming year with respect to Callaway Corvettes, the group, and the NCM. The meeting went very well and there seems to be much excitement over Callaway Corvettes right now, as the Callaway Cars Company enters its twentieth year of association and production of those cars.
Part of the meeting was to discuss upcoming cars for display and the one thing we can report back is this – we went in thinking this would be a one-year deal for the possibility of displaying the real deal, 1:1 scale cars. However, the proposal was laid down that if there was sufficient interest and the cars to accompany this idea, it might be longer! Two years was mentioned for a rotation of Callaway Corvettes in & out of the museum halls – it all would depend upon what is offered for loan.
There were some guidelines for this that were specified and I will share them with everyone…
To loan a Corvette to the NCM, you must first and foremost, be an NCM Member.
This can take shape in many forms, from Individual, right on through Lifetime membership. More information about NCM Membership can be discovered here: http://services.corvettemuseum.com/PortalTools/NCMF/membership.cfm
In addition to that requirement, it must be understood that while the offering of cars for loan is greatly appreciated, the NCM does not cover any of the expenses for getting your Corvette to and from the museum.
I have an application for this if you are indeed willing to loan your Callaway Corvette to the NCM for this part of the “Twenty Years of Callaway Corvettes” celebration – just drop me an email and I will get the information to you ASAP. (I hope to have a PDF of this online at the www.callawayownersgroup.com website shortly)
Also, there have been a few questions about what finally ended up in the display case. I know the smaller items might be tougher to see however; here is most of what is in there:
Thanks again to everyone who has supprted this idea with their items & enthusiasum
As I am sure you are aware, Callaway4fun and I went to the NCM last weekend with a whole stash of items generously loaned to the Callaway Owners Group for the display case that was arranged for us. http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86977
In addition to the setting up of the display case, we met with the Event Manager and Display Coordinator there, to discuss the upcoming year with respect to Callaway Corvettes, the group, and the NCM. The meeting went very well and there seems to be much excitement over Callaway Corvettes right now, as the Callaway Cars Company enters its twentieth year of association and production of those cars.
Part of the meeting was to discuss upcoming cars for display and the one thing we can report back is this – we went in thinking this would be a one-year deal for the possibility of displaying the real deal, 1:1 scale cars. However, the proposal was laid down that if there was sufficient interest and the cars to accompany this idea, it might be longer! Two years was mentioned for a rotation of Callaway Corvettes in & out of the museum halls – it all would depend upon what is offered for loan.
There were some guidelines for this that were specified and I will share them with everyone…
To loan a Corvette to the NCM, you must first and foremost, be an NCM Member.
This can take shape in many forms, from Individual, right on through Lifetime membership. More information about NCM Membership can be discovered here: http://services.corvettemuseum.com/PortalTools/NCMF/membership.cfm
In addition to that requirement, it must be understood that while the offering of cars for loan is greatly appreciated, the NCM does not cover any of the expenses for getting your Corvette to and from the museum.
I have an application for this if you are indeed willing to loan your Callaway Corvette to the NCM for this part of the “Twenty Years of Callaway Corvettes” celebration – just drop me an email and I will get the information to you ASAP. (I hope to have a PDF of this online at the www.callawayownersgroup.com website shortly)
Also, there have been a few questions about what finally ended up in the display case. I know the smaller items might be tougher to see however; here is most of what is in there:
- Callaway AeroBody™ Side Panel
- Callaway Speedster Jacket
- Various Scale Models
- Callaway C12 Dash Plate
- Callaway Ink Pen
- Callaway Turbocharger
- Callaway Wonderbar
- Callaway Boost Gauge
- Callaway Cars Hats
- Callaway Autographed Hologram Card
- Callaway Emblem Patch
- 1991 Callaway Speedster 1:24 Scale Model
- Callaway Build Sheet
- 1988 Callaway Privileged Presentation Kit
- Callaway Portfolio
- Callaway Owners Group Photo Collage
- Callaway Dymag Wheel
- Callaway Emblem Compilation
- Engine Schematic
- Callaway Twin Turbo “Pick List”
- Callaway Super Speedster Card
- Letter re: Sledgehammer, To Callaway Cars
- Callaway RPO B2K Twin Turbo Intercooler
- 1988 Callaway Sales Brochure – The Inside Story.
- 1989 Callaway Cars Articles – American Excellence In Action
- Callaway Key Ring
- Callaway Video – The Genuine Article
- Callaway Reunion Photograph – Corvettes at Carlisle 2002
- Various Callaway Postcards
- 2004 Bloomington Gold Special Collection XX Booklet
- [FONT=FONT=Comic Sans MS]Callaway Speedster Artwork – Dana Forrester[/FONT]
Thanks again to everyone who has supprted this idea with their items & enthusiasum