Welcome Summer! Time to get out and drive. Check out the updated (as of 6/13/21) list of events. More events to come now that we are open again.
2020 was a rough year for car clubs in general. MCC was no exception. We had to miss out on our 50th anniversary and many car shows that were club traditions. We also had to miss out on meetings and all sorts of things. As we put 2020 in the rearview mirror, we are getting back to work on going to events. Many of our favorite car shows are back in full swing. We are even planning a few events of our own for our MCC members. We are even rebooting our efforts to get the MCC 50th (and some change) Car Show together.
Last year, we didn't get to meet as a club, but the club did get to meet some new, and some not so new people too. As people outside the organization reached out for help with their Corvairs, MCC has been trying to help them out as best as we can. It's been great to expand and go on adventures to get parts and get cars running again. I look forward to doing more in 2021 and beyond!
- C. Lembke
Last year, we didn't get to meet as a club, but the club did get to meet some new, and some not so new people too. As people outside the organization reached out for help with their Corvairs, MCC has been trying to help them out as best as we can. It's been great to expand and go on adventures to get parts and get cars running again. I look forward to doing more in 2021 and beyond!
- C. Lembke
Dues are Due! Click below to download Membership Renewal/Application
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Health Alert for those who work on Old Cars!
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*New Content! Check "More" and new page: "Corvair Publications"
Check "Corvairs on the Screen" on the Cool links page for "Wheeler Dealers" building a '63 convertible.
Check "Club Newsletter" for the current edition of "Pushrod"
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Do you live in Southeastern Wisconsin or Northern Illinois and own a Corvair or have an interest in these unique rear engine Chevys from the 60's? Maybe you need to get your Corvair repaired but need help from people who know Corvairs and can lend a hand? Looking to buy or sell a Corvair? We can help. Call or drop one of us a line via e-mail. We'll contact you as soon as possible (we all have day jobs, you know...), and try to steer you in the right direction with good advice, parts leads, etc. We may not solve every problem, but we'll give it a try!
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