Capital City Corvette Club

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Background Information:
Capital City Corvette Club was established in 1958 and celebrated our 50th Anniversary in 2008!

CCCC was one of the original six clubs that chartered the National Council of Corvette Clubs in 1959. In the early days, the number of Clubs was rather small with all of the them being located East of the Mississippi. Today, there are 276 Clubs in 16 Regions both East and West of the Mississippi! The membership in NCCC is comprised of approximately 18,600 Members and is the largest non-profit, all volunteer Corvette organization in the United States! CCCC is one of the 16 Corvette clubs that make up the Michigan Region of NCCC.

The purpose of CCCC and NCCC is to promote interest in Corvette ownership and operation, to publish information on the use and operation of the Corvette, and to establish an organized effort to encourage others to participate in the enjoyment connected with the use of the Corvette!

Click here to read a little bit about the history of Capital City Corvette Club.
Click here to view a copy of the CCCC By-Laws, including our full purpose statement.

Capital City Corvette Club was established in 1958. This is a picture of Patrick and Ellie Lickfeldt's silver blue 1958 convertible/hardtop in front of the Michigan State Capitol. Meeting Information:
Capital City Corvette Club's general membership meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month at:

Delhi Cafe(1)
4625 Willoughby Road, Holt
Meeting begins at 7:00 p.m.
(Members start to arrive as early as 5:45 to eat and socialize before the meeting)
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Club Activities and Community Involvement:
Member Activities: CCCC is involved in an array of activities designed to promote fellowship among members. As a club member you can look forward to bowling, golf and mini-golf challenges, road tours, food and friendships. You will also have the opportunity to participate in car shows and concourses, autocross and drag racing, road rallyes, and parades that allow you to earn points at local, regional, and national levels. Our club also receives points when our members participate in NCCC sanctioned events!

Community Involvement: As a group, we are involved in several community activities. Each April we help man the phone banks at the WKAR TV-23 Auction to raise funds for public television. Club members host a BINGO party and ice cream social for a group of lively senior citizens at Tamarack Apartments in Holt in the fall every year. We host "Horsepower at the Zoo," a classic car show to raise funds for the Potter Park Zoo animal hospital. This show draws classic cars and Corvettes from around the Mid-Michigan area for a fun filled day at the zoo. During the holiday season we also sponsor families from the SIREN/Eaton Shelter and Salvation Army, the Marines Toys For Tots campaign, and the Greater Lansing Food Bank.

As you can see, we are involved in a variety of activities, all designed to have fun with our cars and fellow club members. Please come to a meeting or contact any of our club officers if you are interested in learning more about our club events, NCCC convention, or in NCCC as a whole. New members are always welcome.

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Hearts and Flowers:
Capital City Corvette Club adopted our Hearts and Flowers program to acknowledge the following circumstances within our membership:

  • A card will be sent when an illness or injury takes place within the members' immediate(2) family, or to acknowledge a special anniversary or birthday (25th, 50th, etc.)
  • A card will be sent to the member and a donation is forwarded to the National Kidney Foundation (or other charity designated by the family or NCCC) to acknowledge a members marriage, the birth of a members child, or the loss of an immediate(2) family member.
Contact our Hearts and Flowers Coordinator to notify us if you are aware of anything that needs to be acknowledged within our membership. (If you don't tell us, we don't know!!) Direct an email to board @ cccorvette.org. Be sure to include "Hearts" in the subject line.

Club Apparel:
The club has a variety of apparel available for purchase by our members. Click here to view available items and to download the order form. You must be a CCCC member to purchase and wear club apparel.

Club Sponsor:
Click to visit Bud Kouts Chevrolet for the purchase of your next new or used vehicle. Bud Kouts Chevrolet is the official sponsor of Capital City Corvette Club. Be sure to call Bruce Baulch at 517.374.0900 when looking for your next new or used vehicle!

Click here to view Bud Kouts current service specials!


(1) Our holiday dinner takes the place of the General Membership Meeting in December.
(2) Immediate family includes child, spouse/mate, parent, brother/sister.


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Click here to read a little bit of Capital City Corvette Club history.