Got my new Corvette Restorer (new meaning new cover design) and first impression is that is presents as a classic! Great job! Nice artwork on cover illustrating the Orlando regional meet...subtly!
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Tom Russo
78 SA NCRS 5 Star Bowtie78 Pace Car L82 M2100 MY/TR/Conv -
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I agree, very nice presentation. Kudos to the Restorer "staff" and volunteers. -
Wish I had one to look at! *NM*
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I was equally impressed with the new cover, the Mid-year lettering is really cool. DavidComment
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This is what happens with Bulk rate mail delivery. It's the slowest and has the least priorty in the mail system. Bulk rate or 3rd class is equal too advertisement ad's stuffed in newspapers. Be nice to increase dues so we can go first class and get the Driveline and Restorer on time, but I know thats a mute subject so I'll
drop it. Still no restorer in Alabama. I'm stepping down from my soap box now.Comment
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I agree - looks like a professional publication now, including glossy paper; nice job, Terry (and helpers)Comment
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The new layout is different. I think the Corvette Restorer Magazine has been a great publication since I've been a member (1987). I prefer the lettering style & font size of the former issues contents (personally a little easier on the eyes) better.
I didn't think it needed any changing (it was that good in my opinion), but I'm thankful to be a recipient of this fine publication. Another fine publication was the old Camaro Enthusiast, when published by the former USCC club run by the Moorheads out of Florida.Comment
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