April 28 Plateau Corvette Club members attended the first Crossville Downtown Cruise-In of 2018. Finally the sun was out and the weather was warm ! It was a great day for a Cruise In. Many classic and special cars and trucks on display.

On April 18 the Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Knoxville to Tour the Dogwoods in full bloom. Knoxville’s iconic dogwood trails date back to 1955 and today cover more than 85 miles in 12 neighborhoods throughout the city. After the drive they stopped at the Carolina Ale House for a great lunch.

Photos by Andria D and Connie I

April 13, 2018 Plateau Corvette Club members escorted the Ms Tennessee Senior Contestants from the  Hampton Inn (with a police escort) up Peavine Road to the Fairfield Glade Convention Center for a dinner/ banquet. At the Convention Center they were greeted by Color Guards who assisted the lovely ladies out of the cars and into the Convention Center.

The Pageant was held at the Palace Theater on Saturday night the 14. Ten PCC members attended the Ms Senior TN pageant. They were thanked and asked to stand,  receiving a nice round of applause!

The newly crowned State Queen will participate in the national MS SENIOR AMERICA PAGEANT that is held in Atlantic City in October.

After finishing the escort drive, Plateau Corvette Club members assembled at a local restaurant for dinner.

Photos by Andria D, Lee G and Connie I – Thank You

Club members at dinner after the drive

April 3 rd 2018 club members John L (vice president) along with his wife Reggie took delivery of their new 2019 Corvette ZO6 at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky.

Club members accompanied John and Reggie for the delivery of their new Corvette

March 14 Plateau Corvette Club  member & founder, Coy Watson recently got to meet Rick Hendricks at the Corvette Museum. Rick was taking delivery of his ZR1. Rick invited our club to come and do his tour in Charlotte.

On March 3rd Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Pigeon Forge Tennessee to attend the Corvette Expo held in the LeConte Center. On display were many different years of Corvettes and Custom cars. There were also plenty of vendors selling Corvette parts.

Photos by Avery C

February 14th “Valentine’s Day” the Plateau Corvette Club drove to  Mauricio’s Restaurant in Cookeville for a Valentine’s Day Luncheon.  They  headed  out on 70N West  and traveled on 70N all the way to Cookeville and enjoyed the back road drive. Driving in between rain drops and braving the cool weather it was the first Drive and Dine for 2018..

Thanks to Phil and Jeannine for a fun drive and great lunch.

Plateau Corvette members donated to two local Charities in Cumberland County.

Avalon Center. provides support to Adult and Child victims of Domestic violence and Sexual assault, promotes community awareness and prevention through education,  builds and supports a community culture that stands against violence.

Hospice of Cumberland County, the only hospice in the county to operate an inpatient 24/hour care facility in the Upper Cumberland region for general in-patient and respite care for patients.

Merry Christmas from the

Plateau Corvette Club