[C2] Aim
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And here is what it is, how to navigate and make use of it, by John Hinckley:
http://www.camaros.org/AIM.shtml
http://www.camaros.org/AIM.shtml
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Not to hijack this thread but still in the same ballpark . . .
Does conventional wisdom still dictate that the best ( i.e., most complete and easiest to read) copies of a C2 AIM are to be purchased from the NCRS document store/section?
I know that many copies of the AIM for all years seem like they have been copied many times (a copy of a copy of a copy etc.) and are difficult to read and some (or perhaps many) copies are actually missing some pages.
Just curious about your take on that C2 story as I have heard this to be true. (Like a 67 BB hood on a 67 SB car - factory installed)
C.J.
Does conventional wisdom still dictate that the best ( i.e., most complete and easiest to read) copies of a C2 AIM are to be purchased from the NCRS document store/section?
I know that many copies of the AIM for all years seem like they have been copied many times (a copy of a copy of a copy etc.) and are difficult to read and some (or perhaps many) copies are actually missing some pages.
Just curious about your take on that C2 story as I have heard this to be true. (Like a 67 BB hood on a 67 SB car - factory installed)
C.J.
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 58,061
Likes: 7,145
Army
Not to hijack this thread but still in the same ballpark . . .
Does conventional wisdom still dictate that the best ( i.e., most complete and easiest to read) copies of a C2 AIM are to be purchased from the NCRS document store/section?
I know that many copies of the AIM for all years seem like they have been copied many times (a copy of a copy of a copy etc.) and are difficult to read and some (or perhaps many) copies are actually missing some pages.
Just curious about your take on that C2 story as I have heard this to be true. (Like a 67 BB hood on a 67 SB car - factory installed)
C.J.
Does conventional wisdom still dictate that the best ( i.e., most complete and easiest to read) copies of a C2 AIM are to be purchased from the NCRS document store/section?
I know that many copies of the AIM for all years seem like they have been copied many times (a copy of a copy of a copy etc.) and are difficult to read and some (or perhaps many) copies are actually missing some pages.
Just curious about your take on that C2 story as I have heard this to be true. (Like a 67 BB hood on a 67 SB car - factory installed)
C.J.
Last edited by Frankie the Fink; Nov 11, 2019 at 10:07 AM.
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