For the month of November 2006, Corvette Cleveland had the distinction of providing the "Club Display" for the front entrance turntable display at the National Corvette Museum (NCM), in Bowling Green, Ky.

Corvette Cleveland was established in 1957. It is one of the oldest Corvette clubs in existence today.

Corvette Cleveland was one of the founding clubs of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (N.C.C.C.).
Club member's show, rally, and autocross with their Corvettes. Currently, Corvette Cleveland has 114 members, including members who own no less than FOUR Indy 500 Pace Car replicas (a 1978, 1986, and two 1995's) !

In 2005, Corvette Cleveland finished 5th in the nation in N.C.C.C. competition standings.
In 2006, Corvette Cleveland became a Club Member of the NCM.
In 2007, Corvette Cleveland will be celebrating it's 50th Anniversary.

One of the 2007 scheduled anniversary events is a Club visit to the NCM as part of it's 50th celebration. The Owl pictured in the photo (Hootie) is the Corvette Cleveland Mascot, and has traveled with the club to the Museum, the Corvette Assembly Plant, and N.C.C.C. East Ohio Region competition and social events, including a Niagara Falls Casino trip.

The car exhibited was selected by a raffle drawing held for club members to raise funds for the clubs purchase of a Club brick at the NCM celebrating their 50th anniversary celebration during 2007, and is owned by Bob Kirsch, member and current Webmaster of the Chevrolet Corvette Pace Car Registry. The car was on exhibit from November 1st, thru November 30th, 2006.