Thank you very much

[John D.]

I was completely humbled by the many 100's of NCRS members that stopped by my trailer at Corvette Carlisle and thanking me for taking Brian Futo's job as the fuel injection contact person. And also for helping all of you with fuel injection questions.
Much appreciated but let me say my purpose in life is to help others in any way I can.

Once again thanks very much although it wasn't necessary. I enjoy what I do and don't consider it a job although I will tell you this Corvette Carlisle was one of the hardest of my life.

The most popular FI car on Friday was 1963. The most popular FI car on Saturday was 1965.
Never in my life have I seen and talked to sooo many Z06 FI owners than this show.

QT: Did any of you lose a pair of eye glasses? Rather strong Script. Found them on top of the counter of my trailer yesterday when I was tearing down. John

[Harry S.]

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John, sounds like you had a great time, congratulations. See you next year.

[John S.]

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JD
I am sure I speak for many here when I say the thanks goes to you for all the help and education you provide to us! Thank you!

[Paul H.]

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John, Don Hooper and I had the pleasure of spending a little time with you. We are all very fortunate to have people like you in the hobby with so much information and a willingness to help and share. Hope you have many more years at Carlisle.

[Stuart F.]

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John;

So glad I was able to attend the event this year, and enjoyed the few moments I was able to chat with you too (always a crowd by your trailer each time I stopped or passed by).

We made it back last night to Orlando only to learn we had nothing to be concerned about with the T.S. Erika. We could have stayed on at least until this morning.

Were unable to find a car for our friend to buy, but he learned a lot. Good cars were few, and they sold early.

Well, hope we're healthy enough to make it up again next year. Still one of the best events going.

Stu Fox