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Just For Corvettes
Makes:Chevrolet
Models:Corvette
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NOT JUST ANOTHER CLUB
Just For Corvettes (JFC) is one of the most active Corvette clubs in Sacramento. Bringing joy, honor, integrity, fun, community and so much more to the term "Corvette Owner", Just For Corvettes is your club.
By being a member of JFC, you have the opportunity to participate in several parades, go on road trips to fun destinations for day trips, show your car in club sanctioned "show & shine" events, be a part of "giving back" by participating in events like the Corvette Make-A-Wish fund raiser, and much more.
The people of JFC are just your average folks who enjoy each others company and love to have a good time with fun people and fast cars.
Come try us out. Feel free to click into our events list and join us for a couple of runs and a monthly meeting before you decide to join our membership. We look forward to hearing from you.
Ever since Corvette #00001 first met Corvette #00002 on the road, their drivers saluted each other with waves. Today, unfortunately, this grand and glorious tradition is wavering.
There's one item of standard equipment that comes as a pleasant surprise to every new Corvette owner. It's an instant wave of recognition they receive when they meets one of their ilk's on the road. The first time it happens, they will be taken by surprise. He immediately thinks:
· He has been mistaken for Sterling Moss.
· His lights are on.
· He has just been given the bird.
Soon, however, the new Corvette owner anticipates, indeed even relishes, encountering other Corvettes as he drives. During this period, he experiments with his waves, running the gamut from the gaping "yoo hoo" to the ultra cool "two finger flip." He perfects his timing, making sure he affects neither a too-early wave, nor the jaded "oh brother" too-late variety. Determined not to be one upped, he even develops a defense mechanism for non-wavers, usually settling on the "Wave? My hand was just on the way to scratch my head" approach. (This is especially useful when you're not driving your Corvette, but you forget, and like a dummy you wave anyway.)
Indeed, one of the most perplexing problems facing a would-be waver is what to do when driving next to a fellow Corvette owner. Passing him going opposite directions is one thing. Greetings are exchanged, and that's that. But, what happens when you pull up next to a guy at a light, wave, nod, smile, and then pull up to him at the next light, a block later? Wave again? Nod bashfully? Grin self-consciously? Ignore him? Or take the chicken's way out and turn down the next side street? If you're expecting an answer, you won't find it here. Sad to say, some questions don't have any.
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Vettes for Vets
26 May 2013
All Corvette Car Show
Spectators are FREE
FREE Museum admission for Veterans with proper I.D.
Food / Music / Raffle...
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Whitey's Drive-In Cruise Night
30 May 2013
Cruise-Ins are on the 'last' Thursday of the month starting in April through October.Music, good food & lots of great fu...
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Thunder in The Valley
31 May 2013
Friday May 31, 2013 'Thunder in The Valley Show & Shine' at Thunder Valley Casino, 1200 Athens Ave., Lincoln, C...
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Downtown Lincoln Classic Car Show
1 Jun 2013
Saturday June 1, 2013
7th Annual Downtown Lincoln Classic Car Show hosted by Rods & Relics of Lincoln Hill...
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