Founded in May 1967, Nebraska Corvette Association has grown to 200 members with cars ranging from 1954 to 2021. The NCA is an active member of the National Corvette Museum, National Council of Corvette Clubs, Eastern Nebraska Western Iowa Car Council, and we support and participate in the Sandhills Open Road Challenge. Each year proceeds from our All-Corvette Show are donated to local Lincoln charities. We offer scholarships to Southeast Community College students enrolled in the GM Automotive Service Education Program. We help keep Nebraska beautiful by adopting a highway and picking up trash. And, we drive our cars to local and regional car shows. We caravan to social events and multi-day getaways.
Attend one meeting and you can join at the end if you choose. Annual dues are $50 for single and $60 for a couple. Please use the Membership Application to give us some general information about yourself.
2024 OFFICERS : President – Linda Wilson-Weichbrodt
Vice President – Dick Stephenson
Treasurer – Chad Lowery
Secretary – Jenny Cownie
Governor – Fred Zwonechek
COORDINATORS : Adopt-A-Highway – Rhonda Wagner Communications & Design – Bob Shriner National Corvette Museum – Paul Ebeler Membership – Linda Wilson-Weichbrodt Website – Mark Hatten Golf - Jim Snyder Socials - Stan Dinges
COMMITTEE LEADS : All Corvette Show – Bob Shriner SCC Scholarship – Arlyn Uhrmacher
NCA Museum Member
Since 1953 the Corvette has been America’s Sports Car. The National Corvette Museum was established with a mission of celebrating the invention of the Corvette; preserving its past, present and future; and educating the public about Corvette. The Museum opened in 1994 and is a 115,000 square foot facility located on a 55 acre campus. Bowling Green, Kentucky is home to the world’s only General Motors Corvette Assembly Plant.
