NCMS Anyone?
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NCMS Anyone?
I had one of those visions that I should have learned to ignore.
I wrote a funny story to go along with it called "The Great NCMS Blasphemy" concerning the other NCMS but it's a tad bit irreverent and would most likely get me banned again.
I wrote a funny story to go along with it called "The Great NCMS Blasphemy" concerning the other NCMS but it's a tad bit irreverent and would most likely get me banned again.
Drifting
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From: Celeste Texas
This ones good too.
I preferred the other logo you had and if one showed up in my e-mail I wouldn't be offended or know where it came from.
Bill
texaswilkins@sbcglobal.net
I preferred the other logo you had and if one showed up in my e-mail I wouldn't be offended or know where it came from.
Bill
texaswilkins@sbcglobal.net
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From: Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean people aren't out to get me...
St. Jude Donor '09
Originally Posted by Eddie 70
Wonder where that Flying Canary has been? I miss seeing his post on here.
Makin' LOTA$$
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I found this on the C2 forum, posted by OR Vette:
I remember proposing this as a joke way back when.
Here is the thread:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1050924
I think Norm's (Lotahp) post got the thread closed.
Here is the top award:
How about a national organization that judges modified Vettes. The only rule is that the car has to be verifiable that it once was an original Corvette. Like Golf, the goal is the lowest score possible. You start with 4,500 points, and for every item that is not original you get the appropriate subtraction. Non lacquer paint - subtraction, original drivetrain - subtraction, original interior - subtraction, etc. The car or the components can't be junk, they have to be new or restored, they just can't be original. Then there would be bonus points... an extra 100 point deduction for each additional cubic inch, additional forward gear, 3 stage paint process, or additional wheel size diameter. Think of the scores possible for a 632 C.I. fuel injected big block, or C2's with C5 drivetrain. I'm thinking the numbers could even go negative and you could have certifications like "modified gold" and "modified silver", as well as "Survivor modified" (you know, cars that were modified right after they left the showroom and then no one has removed the modifications, etc.)
Here is the thread:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1050924
I think Norm's (Lotahp) post got the thread closed.
Here is the top award:
