President's Welcome!
Our club was founded in 1997 to give Corvette lovers a chance to meet others who share the “pride of Corvette ownership”. Coastal Carolina Corvette Club is a not-for-profit organization in which the net proceeds from our events are donated to help support several local charities. We are a business member of the National Corvette Museum.
Coastal Carolina Corvette Club has many competitive and social activities during the year. We sponsor “Vettes Doin’ Charleston”, which is an all Corvette show, Street Thunder Open Car Show as well as other open car cruise ins throughout the year. Our social activities and outings with our Corvettes include caravans to area restaurants and places of interest.
OUR CCCC Business meetings are normally held at the HOLY SPIRIT EVANGELICAL CHURCH ON BEES FERRY RD. Please note, double check events calendar for meeting location as sometimes it changes from our normal meeting place.
NEW TIME: MEETING BEGINS AT 2PM. HOPE TO SEE YOU THEN
Along with all the fun we have in our Corvettes is the added benefit of creating many new friendships that go beyond club activities. There are no strangers at Coastal Carolina Corvette Club, only friends who we have not yet met. You will not find a friendlier group of people than Coastal Carolina Corvette Club!
2025 Street Thunder
Thank you for your support.
2025 Vettes Doin' Charleston Sponsors
Thank you to all of our sponsors for the 2025 Vettes Doin' Charleston (VDC), your support was greatly appreciated.
2024 Street Thunder Sponsors
Thank you to all of our sponsors for the 2024 Street Thunder car show, your support was greatly appreciated.
Coastal Carolina Corvette Club on Facebook!
Our club now has an official Facebook page with more pictures and information. Be sure to look us up on Facebook:
Public Page: Public Facebook Page
National Corvette Museum (NCM)
As a club, we are proud to be a business member of the National Corvette Museum. Many of our club members have lifetime, family or individual memberships with the NCM.
If you would like to learn more about the National Corvette Museum: www.corvettemuseum.org