Newbie checking in
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Drifting
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From: Seattle Wash.
Newbie checking in
Greetings,
I am a new member to the forum, but have been a viewer for the last year or so. I just purchased a '68 coupe, numbers matching 427-390, auto, that is in pretty good shape. No pictures yet (car being delivered this weekend). The interior will need a little restoration, but the rest of the car is in good to excellent shape. I can hardly wait to dig in and really get to know this car. I'll probably be requesting information as time goes by and I know that I will get the right answers from this great group of fellow 'vette heads!
Sincerely,
Tony
I am a new member to the forum, but have been a viewer for the last year or so. I just purchased a '68 coupe, numbers matching 427-390, auto, that is in pretty good shape. No pictures yet (car being delivered this weekend). The interior will need a little restoration, but the rest of the car is in good to excellent shape. I can hardly wait to dig in and really get to know this car. I'll probably be requesting information as time goes by and I know that I will get the right answers from this great group of fellow 'vette heads!
Sincerely,
Tony
Melting Slicks
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Glad to see that another '68 owner is joining in--with a big block to boot! The CF was a big help throughout my '68's restoration for both information and inspiration.
Welcome!
Welcome!
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Drifting
Joined: May 2006
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From: Seattle Wash.
Thanks everyone, so far......
From what I've read over the last year or so, I'm looking forward to interacting with the forum members. The questions and restoration issues will be forthcoming, I promise
From what I've read over the last year or so, I'm looking forward to interacting with the forum members. The questions and restoration issues will be forthcoming, I promise
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Le Mans Master
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From: Philadelphia, sub burbs Wynnewood, PA
Originally Posted by LittleJake
Welcome Tony, this is the right place for all your Corvette needs! Post pics as soon as you can so we can get to know your car hahahaha.
welcome
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Drifting
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From: Seattle Wash.
Originally Posted by 71_454_Green_Machine
Gentlemen, Start Your Credit Cards!!
Actually, the car looks pretty good and only may need some clean up and interior restoration. I know, that's what they ALL say at first. The car will arrive this weekend. I can hardly wait!
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Drifting
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From: Seattle Wash.
Originally Posted by luerja
Welcome.... if you can't post pics yet, go ahead and e-mail me a couple and I'll host them for your first post
Jim
Jim
Thanks for the offer. If I do run into problems, I'll get a hold of you.
Tony