Old Membership Member Number ??

[Terry M.]

Re: Old Membership Member Number ??

I'm new to the club, with a sky high number, but I am not a young guy. I appreciate longevity in an organization and seniority in general. I think for what little it is worth that acknowledgement of time in the club is a good thing. Where I worked for 36 years we had multiple ways of recognizing time in the organization, and seniority was recognized and appreciated by the newcomers to the organization. If this club had stickers that said NCRS 5 years, 10 years, 20 years, 25 years, etc, etc, I know that people would buy them, and put them on their cars. Likewise, if there were longevity pins, many would buy those too and put them on their hat or vest, etc. NCRS decision makers, are you listening?

Actually Don they usually are not. This is an excellent forum for members to vent, but the club administrators can not be counted on to take note of opinions or frustrations expressed here. I would suggest those who want a course of action from this organization contact their Regional Director -- those folks and their geographic region are listed inside the front cover of The Restorer. That's the magazine with all the pictures and NO advertisements.

[Gary C.]

Re: Old Membership Member Number ??

WFIW attached is a chronological list of Restorer/Driveline mailing labels changes since being a member. Gary....

[Edward S.]

Re: Old Membership Member Number ??

Listen when you puppys are done playing around - buy a can of green spray paint I find that too be the best way to have everyone still think I buy green bananas. I would like to stay up and play with you young guys but my Mother says I have to go to bed.