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I'll assume these cars belong to you....but
while I admire your desire to learn more about them, part of me wonders what would happen if everyone who frequents this board would do the same thing and post similar requests here regarding there own cars.
It would quickly become a mess don't you think?
If you are a NCRS member, you can run an "information requested" add in the Driveline for free and get better coverage.
thanks in advance for your future consideration for the rest of us....
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Not every Corvette owner is an NCRS member so to put a request in the Driveline doesn't seem to me to really get you "better coverage" or immediate coverage? However, the purpose of the board is for "technical" issues. I suspect these separate posts could have been better consolidated into one, have immediately received coverage in today's electronic age, and could possibly reach an audience greater than that covered by the Driveline? I am not CRITIZING the Driveline!
Over the years of reviewing posts on the board I have witnessed many, many non-technical chatter/posts which I assume in some way have helped in promoting our hobby. If I had info regarding these cars which would help this board member in restoring or validating history, I would simply respond via off-board email. Or, I could just navigate past them.
My term for such matters is "the Corvette Restorer's Paradox"--to post or not to post, that is the question?Comment
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Re: I'll assume these cars belong to you....but
Yes, all but one car belonged to me. I apologize if I mis-used the Technical Board policy in any way. This wasn't my intension.
Sincerely,
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