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Do most of you register your vettes here?

Posted: 7/28/02 12:54pm Message 1 of 8
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Vette(s): '73 L-82 /// '96 LT4 CE
I figured I should post something here since I just got reprimanded for not having been here in over 60 days, so here's my obligatory 60 day post.

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Is there any good reason to register a C3 here thats been modified ? I haven't done it , I thought it was mostly for very original NCRS type cars. Mine's got fairly extensive mechanical mod's and I don't plan on going back to original. I'm thinking about a possible Steeroids R&P swap soon and ditching the old power steering garbage. I am always on the lookout for mechanical upgrades that will improve handling and performance.

later
dr


'73 coupe,ZZ4, S&P Tunnel Ram intake, Accel 6.0 DFI, 6-link rear susp, Stewart Stage III wtr pump /// '96 LT4 CE...bone stock
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Do most of you register your vettes here?

Posted: 7/28/02 5:09pm Message 2 of 8
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RIDGEFIELD, CT - USA
Joined: 6/27/2002
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Vette(s): '71 454 Coupe, Auto, Ontario Orange/Black
Register the '73 & show us some pics! This whole site is for fun & info sharing. There seems to be plenty of NCRS purists here but also plenty of folks who express their wild personalities with whatever modifications make them happy! |rollysmile| I've only been a member for about 6 weeks or so yet I've discovered plenty of useful info in that short time. With 30-year-old cars, any problem you have is likely to have been experienced & solved by someone else. It's all just for fun! |thumb|


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Posted: 7/28/02 7:18pm Message 3 of 8
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moro, IL - USA
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Vette(s): 1979 Black coupe. 11256 original, documented, miles on it when I bought it in April of 2000. It now has 13100 on it. Oyster interior, like new. Everything original, everything works, except the clock. Paint has a couple of minor flaws.
|QUOTE|DavidR said: I figured I should post something here since I just got reprimanded for not having been here in over 60 days, so here's my obligatory 60 day post.

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Is there any good reason to register a C3 here thats been modified ? I haven't done it , I thought it was mostly for very original NCRS type cars. Mine's got fairly extensive mechanical mod's and I don't plan on going back to original. I'm thinking about a possible Steeroids R&P swap soon and ditching the old power steering garbage. I am always on the lookout for mechanical upgrades that will improve handling and performance.

later
dr|/QUOTE|


David,

Welcome aboard. I think we welcome any c3 corvette, modified, or stock. I'm sure you will find this board very informative. There are several vettes heavily modified... |cheers| |cheers|


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Posted: 7/28/02 7:58pm Message 4 of 8
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DOWNINGTOWN, PA - USA
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Vette(s): 1969 Monza Red Black Conv / Black Vinal hardtop 454/480 Tremec 5 Speed 308 Posi.Black Leather Interior, PS, PW, Air cond., tilt/tele,AM/FM Cass.-5 Pack CD, Hurst Shifter, side pipes 2004 Yellow convertible with black top and black interior
David,
Welcome to the forum. C3 owners are all more than welcome here regardless of whether their ride is stock, modified or still a dream waiting to come true. There was a posting the other day from a 13 year old who just digs Vettes.
If you are into mechanical mods for handling and performance, you will very likely be able to respond to many of the posts from those who are doing mods.
Don't be a stranger. Read through the forums and get active !! |smile|


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Posted: 7/28/02 8:56pm Message 5 of 8
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David,

Ditto what Glenn said...!!! This is a spot for ALL who have a passion for the C3 Vette, regardless which year. The more the merrier...!!! |wavey|


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Where I've been in a Corvette...!!!

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Posted: 7/28/02 11:19pm Message 6 of 8
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Vette(s): Used to own a 1979 Corvette now owned by JB79
In fact, the registration form has a space for things like "Original Exterior Color" AND "Current Exterior Color".

So yes... register her so we can all share your joy!


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Posted: 7/29/02 5:25am Message 7 of 8
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Vette(s): 1972 small block coupe
Did you have to use spacers with those mag wheels? I read in Richard Newton's book, that spacers aren't a good idea. What do you think of his assertion, and have you had any problems with the mags? Are they Cragar S/S?

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Posted: 7/29/02 1:59pm Message 8 of 8
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LOUISVILLE, KY - USA
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Vette(s): 1977 silver and black
Hay David. I believe that everyone is welcomed here!!!!!! If its a Corvette, who cares what "kind" it is. If you do the new steering system, let me know how it works and how hard it was to change over! Don't forget to wave!!! |thumb| David


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