New Guy
I'm new to this forum and NCRS, I joined for the wealth of information avalible, I have made the very hard decision to sell my first car of 15years move up from my 1969 Camaro to a Corvette. I have yet to make a purchase, but am looking at a couple projects. I grew up around corvettes, my dad had a 1959, two 1967's, and currently an 05. Looking forward to picking your brains.
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Re: New Guy
Welcome to the NCRS and the Technical Forum. You should also consider joining the Corvette Forum (www.corvetteforum.com) which is free and also has a wealth of technical knowledge available. The Corvette Forum also has cars for sale.
At any rate, welcome to NCRS and good luck.
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Re: New Guy
Welcome to the NCRS Matthew....You'll love it here too. Great people and great cars.
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Re: New Guy
My brain is available for picking if you can find anything in there you can use !Tom Hendricks
Proud Member NCRS #23758
NCM Founding Member # 1143
Corvette Department Manager and
Specialist for 27 years at BUDS Chevrolet.Comment
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Re: New Guy
Although a C-3 fan (1968-1982) I love 'em all. C-1s and C-2s are great but getting pricey. Love the '58s and '67s. The latest model Corvettes are interesting and fast.Comment
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Re: New Guy
Welcome aboard Mathew, I believe you will enjoy your stay with us and remember there are no dumb questions just dumb answers.
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Re: New Guy
Mat, The most important thing is how much time are you willing to spend working on a car, if your time is always short then you would be best off buying a car that is already done and if nos. is important to you go that route also, but that's where the bucks come in, If time is no problem and a nos. car is of no concern then anything will work, a car that needs alot of work towards nos. will cost more than one that is allready done, and remember working on a car the smallest concern can mess with your mind. Thanks Brad.
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Re: New Guy
Welcome Matthew,
I'm new to the TDB as well.
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