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Queen City Chevelle Club

The Queen City Chevelle Club was established in 1984 for Chevelle owners and enthusiasts. Our purpose is the preservation and enjoyment of the Chevelle and El Camino models. Owners of original, restored or modified 1964 – 1972 Chevelles and El Caminos are invited to join and participate in all club activities.

Dear Members and Friends,

Just a few notes to close out 2025. First, a great time was had by all the club Christmas party.
A big thank you to all those who came and supplied side dishes to share.
Thanks to Dixie and Randy for organizing the gathering and getting the delicious meat prepared.
Also big thank you to Kim and Becky Keith for hosting the event at their wonderful facility.
Thank you all.

Craig provided some updates including the relocation of the good friends and longtime club members
Chuck and Lisa Price. We all wish them well, as they returned to their hometown closer to family.
Craig also provided a summary of his and Jim's recent visit with Mike Moore who is currently in
a rehabilitation facility. Randy also commented on his recent visits with Mike.
Our prayers are with Mike, Becky and family.

On a final note, due to a number of issues relating to securing a location, available dates and available
support personnel, the club will not be sponsoring the 2026 Midwest regional show. The good news is
the Wichita, Ks. club will sponsor next year's show. The 39th Annual Midwest Chevelle Car Show
will be held June 5th & June 6th, 2026, at Wichita State University.
See attached flyer or go to http://www.wichitachevelle.com for more information.

May you all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Blessed New Year.


Bill Wiehe QCCC Secretary

NEXT CLUB MEETING

The next QCCC club meeting will be held next Saturday, October 11th, 12:00 noon at the Ozark Technical College Car Show. OTC is located at the of corner of Central and National Avenue in Springfield.

See you there.
Bill
QCCC Secretary

 

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