NCM 50th Corvette Caravan

Due to the distance to meet up with the Ft Worth Caravan, we opted to just drive to Young Chevrolet to the main Metroplex Caravan Starting Point.
At Young Chevrolet, they had cleared all their cars to provide the Caravan Participants shade under their awnings. They provided a box lunch, media coverage and last minute checkups on your Vette if you needed it.
	With a fresh tank of gas, we are ready to head out in our '93 Convertible. Of course with the small cargo area, we couldn't put the top down

		<- the West Texas Corvette Caravan banner told us we were in the correct location

	Since we were the first member of Cowtown Vettes to arrive, they started a new row for our Club

	Andrew (our Grandson) who came to see us off - I really think Glenda was trying to figure out how to take him with us.

	<- Sonny & Al '03 Anniversary Convertible -> Gail Moore's Red '01 (below)


Cassie, Andrew, Dustin, Glenda & Doug			Glenda, Andrew & Doug

	Vettes rolled in for a few hours, filling up the tent space that Young had cleared out for us	There was a full tent full as the departure hour approached

		Most of the vacant space in these photos were filled by the time we left.
The San Antonio Caravan hadn't arrived when these pictures were taken

		Cindy & Bob Morrison and their Nassau Blue '98 Coupe, aka CINBOB

Rick Downing went as far as Texarkana

		<- This '67 was probably one of my favorites A red '64->

A really nice '73 Convertible

		<- A nice '65 Convertible I think this '57 was the oldest on our caravan ->

	The Drivers Meeting, where they gave us last minute instructions, then...	...we were off on the 50th Anniversary Caravan - making history

From what we heard, there were +/-350 Caravanning Vettes that left Young Chevrolet today