com stickers

[962porsche]

good the corvette should stay . thats the icon for the club . that icon should also be on the web sight . some peaple may not agree . but it is an icon and all icons should always remain the same .

[breakaway500]

If the icon is so important,why does it not show up on any of the COM pages? Look above..NO Vette!
Just wondering why such an important aspect was left off all the web site logos...

I thought COM was for....Cars Of Massachewshetts

[chaos4NH]

I will speak to the webmaster about that right away.

[962porsche]

i just googled corvettes of massachusetts . i don't like what i found . or i should say what i did not find . not a thing to link you to the club . i will go back and look some more but i did not see a thing ! if its not there it should be to help permote the club . i fould out about the club when we were installing the vett motor in newmans volvo . some guy stopped in the race shop and was talking about comscc .

[962porsche]

yes its there its on page 6 of google .

[Dave_G]

i just googled corvettes of massachusetts . i don't like what i found . or i should say what i did not find . not a thing to link you to the club .

COM has not been Corvettes of Massachusetts since 1968. IOW, it was Corvettes of Massachusetts for 10 years, and has been COM (not a Corvette Club) for 40 years.

See http://www.comscc.org/about-com/history/

[chaos4NH]

It was still Corvettes of Mass when I ran in 1986 and 1987, and I found it again in 2005, via Google, when I became interested in returning to the track.

[Dave_G]

It was still Corvettes of Mass when I ran in 1986 and 1987

Hmm. I didn't know that. I guess it was Corvettes of Massachusetts without being an "official" Corvette club. I should shut up and listen to people who have actually been around more than three years.

[Mick]

The Corvette in the website logo was intentionally left out.

I appreciate the logo, I appreciate the club heritage, I understand what it means to have a timeless brand. Trust me, I've spent my career working with brand identities. But times do change and it's time for COM to move on. Brands can be 'freshened up' and embrace new technology without disrespecting the heritage behind them. I bet you would be hard pressed to find a major brand that hasn't seen a face lift in the past 50 years.

[962porsche]

dave please don't say that . i only became a member this year . this is how i'm learning about the club . and every ones point of view is good .

[chaos4NH]

The Corvette in the website logo was intentionally left out.

I appreciate the logo, I appreciate the club heritage, I understand what it means to have a timeless brand. Trust me, I've spent my career working with brand identities. But times do change and it's time for COM to move on. Brands can be 'freshened up' and embrace new technology without disrespecting the heritage behind them. I bet you would be hard pressed to find a major brand that hasn't seen a face lift in the past 50 years.

And I may back off a bit, also. I reread the club By Laws and find no mention of "Corvettes", nor do I find any reference to an "official" logo containing a Corvette.

[breakaway500]

I like Micks view. As times change,so must an organization to reflect its members desires.

I think the COM logo,sans Vette profile, is a distinct and recognizable image that promotes no brand of car.

It really isn't about what you drive,right?

One of the greatest attributes of this club is the diversity of its members and their rides.

[brucesallen]

If the icon is so important,why does it not show up on any of the COM pages? Look above..NO Vette!
Just wondering why such an important aspect was left off all the web site logos...

Check The Four Wheel Drift. You just received a link to November. This logo came from the club artwork that we have used for many years.

[Stynger]

I like the updated look, but the Corvette on the 50 year patch seems appropriate.

[Mick]

I like the updated look, but the Corvette on the 50 year patch seems appropriate.

I agree. Definitely works for the 50yr patch.