The New Mexico Corvette Association (NMCA) was formed in 1962 and began its journey at Ed Blacks' Chevrolet on Lomas NE in Albuquerque, NM. Jack House was the first President, who was "Mr. Corvette" all the way. Sadly, Jack passed in 2021.

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NMCA is dedicated to the enjoyment, knowledge and intrigue which surrounds the Corvette brand and its loyal owners. NMCA follows suit with the saying "You join for the car, you stay for the people". Membership figures tend to be in the 75-120 range. Throughout the years this organization has strived to afford a wide variety of activity options to the membership. From shows, caravans and social events, NMCA covers the spectrum of enjoyment to be had involving a Corvette. Members range
from the novice casual Corvette owner to the serious seasoned professional.

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NMCA is proud to be recognized as a member of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC). By adhering to national guidelines for safety and procedures, NMCA maximizes the entertainment and "fun factor" to everyone's benefit.

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Individuals serious about national competition can rely on The RoadRunner Regional to provide annual events which result in national recognition and points.