National Corvette Restorers Society Update
Would it not be a great thing if there were a resource for everyone seeking to restore a Corvette? What if there were written materials with technical information to help rebuild a vehicle to the highest standards of excellence?
We know that there are Corvette enthusiasts who are geniuses in terms of making all the correct decisions relative to transforming a "barn find" into a beauty from the past. We see the evidence at Bloomington Gold, Corvettes at Carlisle, and National Corvette Homecoming, or at any of dozens of other judged shows. Wouldn't it be marvelous if these folks would share their cumulative thousands of years of experience with the newbies?
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Well, of course, I am setting you up for the good news that this is exactly what the National Corvette Restorers Society does! If you are in the process of restoration -- or if you are contemplating purchase of an older Corvette (1953-1993) -- talk to these people immediately!
I spent quite a bit of time at the N.C.R.S. booth at the Bob McDorman 34th Annual Corvette and Classic Chevy Show, and learned so much I will have to share it with you over the course of several blogs. Please check out their resources.
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