Plateau Corvette Club
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Saturday June 27, 2026 – Another great small town car show was held on Main Street in downtown Crossville. Thanks to the host, Crossville Cruisers. The last event for the year will be held on July 25th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
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On May 16th, our Corvette family showed up in full force — 29 members strong, cruising in 14 gorgeous Corvettes (and one faithful steel car!) — for the once‑a‑year Spring Blossom Train Ride, benefiting the Watauga Valley Railroad Museum. Our caravan went gliding down those great Tennessee roads in formation, sunshine bouncing off the hoods,…
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On Saturday evening May 16th, our club members brought out six corvettes to put on display at the Common Grounds Coffee Shop fundraiser. Along with several other vehicles from the Crossville community, we hosted a nice little car show for everyone to enjoy. Club member Roger Shea and his band “Run for Cover” donated their…
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On Friday May 8th, 2026 Les and Kelly Rhoades lead a caravan of fourteen colorful club corvettes an hour south of Crossville to Dayton Tennessee where we participated in the 79th annual Dayton Strawberry Festival. Red, White and Blue was the club theme for the day. I saw a lot of stars and stripes and…
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This hometown event is held in Pikeville Tennessee on the first Saturday on the month for May, June, July & August. This was our first time attending the Pikeville cruise-in and it didn’t disappoint. Four Corvettes from the club braved the threat of rain and cool weather and cruised down the Sequatchie Valley on Saturday…
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During this year’s National Corvette Museum “NCM Bash” event, our club NCM Ambassador Mike Murpthy and his wife, Risa donated to the museum the 80 Hot Wheels cars they have been collecting from our club members. Each time a child visits the National Corvette Museum they are given a Hot Wheels car to take home…
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On April 22nd our Corvette family created a moment of pure joy and purpose — a “Cheer Up & Get Well” parade for our friend, Charlie Boyer. For the past two years, Charlie has faced a road no one should ever have to walk — multiple brain surgeries, several strokes, and now the possibility of…