The C&C Corvette Association is a non-profit association for owners of the 31-foot Corvette cruising sailboat. Based out of Ontario, Canada, the association provides opportunities for Corvette owners to socialize and share experiences. The association also provides helpful resources like information on common upgrades for the boat, a contact list of known Corvette owners, and a biannual Rendezvous. The association has members from all over the world.

The C&C Corvette is a fibreglass-hulled 31-foot sailboat that was produced from 1966 to 1971 by Belleville Marine Yard/Morch Marine in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. It was designed by Cuthbertson & Cassion Ltd. in 1965. C&C is a Canadian company with a long history of designing and building both cruising and racing sailboats. C&C was known for the racer/cruiser and was known for delivering high quality boats at reasonable prices. The Corvette was one of the first very successful boats the company designed. It is a boat than can be used to cruise in coastal waters, while also being suitable to sail across the ocean. It features full, but basic, amenities and can sleep up to five aboard. A total of 167 were built. The Corvette is a very fine looking, comfortable, and seaworthy boat that has a very loyal following.

Note: The name Corvette was picked by its designers as a tribute to the WWII-era Corvette naval vessel; it has nothing to do with the car made by Chevrolet/General Motors in the USA.