History

The genesis of NGCA occurred in 1971 when two friends and Corvette enthusiasts - Peter Carey and Greg Hopf recruited other Corvette owners in the Morris County area. It grew into an organized club, becoming incorporated May 18, 1973.

Who we are

NGCA is a social club whose common thread is an interest and enjoyment of America's Sport Car, the Chevrolet Corvette. We are one of the largest Corvette clubs in the state with members living throughout New Jersey and beyond comprising over 140 households and over 180 Corvettes representing every generation in conditions ranging from project cars to Bloomington Gold and NCRS Top-Flight. Our Corvettes include big blocks, small blocks, rare Malcolm Konner Editions, Z06s, Grand Sports and ZR1's. A number of our cars have appeared in or been featured in various Corvette magazines. The Club and many members belong to the National Corvette Museum.

What we do

Club activities include fun runs, overnight trips, a club picnic, participating in Corvettes at Carlisle, car shows and cruise nights. Throughout the year we enjoy social lunches, dinners and many other events where members can gather and have fun. An awards dinner is held each year as well. Each year we hold a charity car show to raise money for a variety of charities (see below). We've been running this event for over 45 years and have a large following of show participants. Throughout the year, we collect items for donation to those in need within the local communities.

When and where we meet

Meetings are held at 7:30 PM on the second Wednesday of each month from March through November at the Morris Plains VFW Post #3401, located at 45 Tabor Road, Morris Plains, NJ 07950. Meeting content can include information regarding NGCA and non-NGCA events, tech sessions, guest speakers, buy/sell/swap and more.

You are cordially invited to attend any of our meetings and learn about our club.