Frequently Asked Questions

Bel Air Corvette Club (BACC) is a member of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC) and is regularly ranked as one of the ten largest NCCC clubs in the United States. BACC offers a variety of activities that should satisfy any Corvette owner. The first is fellowship and social activities. BACC offers many activities that are social in nature from ice cream socials to Eat And Rides (an excuse to drive your Corvette to a restaurant and eat!). If you want to experience your car's performance, as a member of NCCC, there are a number of performance related events within the region every year. If you like to admire Corvettes (or have others admire yours), there are a number of concours events within the region including some sponsored by BACC. If you feel it is time to give back to the community, BACC is involved in a number of activities to raise funds for recognized charities.

BACC believes the club is healthy when people join the club to participate in club activities. Therefore, candidates must attend two BACC sponsored events and attend two BACC club meetings before they are eligible to be voted into the club. Additional information about club membership can be found on the Membership Requirements page.

In the past, the webmaster received countless pictures from members. The pictures required significant editing before they could be posted to the web site. Therefore, the time between the pictures being offered for posting and the time they were available was sometimes lengthy. To streamline the process, all BACC members are now being invited to Vette-Works. Work-Works is a social media site only for members of the NCCC East Region. Access to this site is by invitation only! Once a member of Vette-Works, members can post pictures on this site directly without the need to pass the through a third party. This will provide access to photos more quickly than in the past. Also, the photography will get credit for their work!