^{The Solid Axle Corvette Club has eight chapters.}

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^{The oldest is the Northwest Chapter}

The Chapter covers  Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana in the US, British Columbia and Alberta in Canada.
A Regional Meet and other activities are held year round.

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The 4th officially certified chapter is the Central Great Rivers Chapter.  It covers Eastern Missouri, the 
Southern two-thirds of Illinois, and Western Kentucky.  The chapter is known affectionately
as the "River-Rats."

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On February 11, 2005, in Ventura, California, the ignition key was turned to "Start," the engine started,   the newest chapter was being formed, the So. Cal. Solid Axle Club. Then on February 26, 2005, at the Odyssey Restaurant in the San Fernando Valley So.Cal. SACC was put in gear and the tires started turning.  The newest chapter was up and running.  The territory spans from Fresno to San Diego and from the Pacific to the Arizona state line.

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On June 4, 2005, there was a new bloom in the desert.  The sixth chapter was formed in Phoenix, Arizona, the Arizona Solid Axle Corvette Club.

Click HERE to visit the Arizona Chapter Website

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A new chapter has formed in Florida, it is called the Sunshine State Solid Axle Club.  It was officially ratified at the 2010 Convention in Bowling Green, KY.  Here are the officers:

Website: www.sssacc.org

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History was made on March 13, 2011 at Karl's Cabin Restaurant in Plymouth, Michigan.  The Michigan Chapter has formed. 

 Email address:  MI_SACC@yahoo.com

Website:  www.solidaxlecorvettemi.com

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 On October 27, 2012 a new chapter was formed.  The Red River Chapter is comprised of North Texas and Oklahoma.  At the organizational meeting, which was held in the Alliance Bank Building during the 2012 Heritage Car Show in Sulphur Springs, Texas; the chapter name was selected as well as the geography of the chapter. 

We invite any C1 from surrounding states to participate with us until you form your own chapter.

Meetings and cruises are generally held in the SE Oklahoma/NE Texas areas and you’re welcome to come along anytime.

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This site maintained by Jack Hollada, DC