Club Information
About NMCA
The New Mexico Corvette Association (NMCA) was formed in 1962 and began its
journey with Ed Blacks' Chevrolet on Lomas NE in Albuquerque, NM. Jack House
was the first President, and he remains a proud member in 2007.
NMCA is dedicated to the enjoyment, knowledge and intrigue which surrounds the
Corvette brand and its loyal owners. NMCA follows suit with the saying
"You join for the car, you stay for the people". Membership figures tend to
remain in the 125-140 range. Throughout the years this organization has strived
to afford a wide variety of activity options to the membership. From shows,
caravans and social events to autocrosses, drags and full-fledged racing, NMCA
covers the spectrum of enjoyment to be had involving a Corvette. Members range
from the novice casual Corvette owner to the serious seasoned professional.
NMCA is proud to be recognized as a member of the National Council of Corvette
Clubs (NCCC). By adhering to national guidelines for safety and procedures, NMCA
maximizes the entertainment and "fun factor" to everyone's benefit.
Individuals serious about national competition can rely on NMCA to provide annual
events which receive national recognition and points.
2008 NMCA Officers: Elected
President - Hubert Monroy
Vice-President - Rich Sherman
Govenor - Ron Scott
Treasurer - Lori Jordan
Secretary - Suzanne Monroy
Activities Director - [by committee]
2008 NMCA Officers: Appointed
Membership - Dan & Jan Bond
CIA - David Judd
Tech Chairmen - TBA
NMCCC Rep - TBA
Newsletter - TBA
Webmaster - Phil Ellison
Forms
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Membership Application
NMCA Application
NCCC Application
NMCA Corvette Placards
Customized Corvette show placards are available through NMCA.
These measure 12" x 18" and can identify those unique and interesting facts
about your own Corvette. Used primarily during car show events, these placards
are colorful and attention getters.
Click here to view a sample placard.
Click here to obtain an order form.
Details about the customizable areas of the placard are on the application form.
Placards are ordered directly from The Color Spot in Rio Rancho.
Cost is approx $15/placard, depending on how much production time involved.
Meeting Information
General Meetings
NMCA meets the third Friday of each month (except December), 7 pm at
CASA Chevrolet, 7201 Lomas Blvd NE, Albuquerque. Guests, visitors and
potential members are always welcome to attend.
General meetings tend to last about an hour, and may be followed by a social
gathering at a different location.
Council Meetings
Council (business) meetings are conducted on the Tuesday 10 days prior to the
general meeting. These meetings are attended by NMCA Officers, plus any
interested NMCA member. Should a situation arise requiring a vote, only NMCA
Officers will be entitled to vote. Council meetings are designed to plan and
finalize event details, examine club expenses and insure positive club direction.
Council meetings generally start at 6:30 pm and last 60-90 minutes, but can last
longer if the situation dictates. Meeting location may vary and should be announced
at the previous general meeting and/or within the latest edition of Tach Times.
NMCA By-Laws & Standing Rules
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NMCA By-Laws
NMCA Standing Rules
NMCA Dues Schedule
Membership runs Nov 1st - Oct 31st
Initial Single - $60
Renewing Single - $50
Initial Couple - $75
Renewing Couple - $65
Dependent - $15
Social Single - $17
Social Couple - $20
Single & couple NMCA memberships include mandatory NCCC membership
Social & dependent members do not have NCCC membership included
"Renewing" indicates no break in membership
Members returning after a lapse in membership will pay "initial" dues for first year
Review NMCA By-Laws and Standing Rules for descriptions of the above categories
To learn more about NCCC and the benefits of membership,
contact the NMCA Governor or visit the NCCC Web Site