Corvette Central needs a C3 for a Restoration Workshop at Corvettes of Carlisle
08-15-2006, 10:12 AM
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Corvette Central needs a C3 for a Restoration Workshop at Corvettes of Carlisle
Last year we had great success at our restoration workshop at Corvettes of Carlisle. So we are going have another workshop this year.
Once again we would like to use a customers C3 for the Restoration Workshop at Corvettes of Carlisle. See details below.
Corvette Central is looking for a 68-82 Corvette to be used at the Corvettes at Carlisle show for a restoration workshop to be done by Chris Petris of Corvette Fever magazine.
General maintenance and upgrade suggestions will be demonstrated on the car. Any parts will be installed at no charge to the Corvette’s owner.
The Corvette will need to be at the show early in the morning on Friday, August 25, and will be done by 5:00 pm that day.
If you are interested, please PM us at your earliest convenience. Please give us a brief description of your car along with your phone number so we may contact you to qualify the car.
Be sure to visit our website at Corvette Central as we have posted a complete listing of our workshops that will take place at the Carlisle Show.
Once again we would like to use a customers C3 for the Restoration Workshop at Corvettes of Carlisle. See details below.
Corvette Central is looking for a 68-82 Corvette to be used at the Corvettes at Carlisle show for a restoration workshop to be done by Chris Petris of Corvette Fever magazine.
General maintenance and upgrade suggestions will be demonstrated on the car. Any parts will be installed at no charge to the Corvette’s owner.
The Corvette will need to be at the show early in the morning on Friday, August 25, and will be done by 5:00 pm that day.
If you are interested, please PM us at your earliest convenience. Please give us a brief description of your car along with your phone number so we may contact you to qualify the car.
Be sure to visit our website at Corvette Central as we have posted a complete listing of our workshops that will take place at the Carlisle Show.
08-15-2006, 12:47 PM
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1971 coupe
sorry i forgot to give phone number , on my e-mail to you
mark johnson
work 336-668-4410 x 3152
home 336-391-4148
1971 spd coupe with air needs interior work , tune up, a/c work,
mark johnson
work 336-668-4410 x 3152
home 336-391-4148
1971 spd coupe with air needs interior work , tune up, a/c work,
08-15-2006, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by RPOZ4Z
if you want a real restoration example your more that welcome to do some work on this for me..........
Haha Nice!!! Yea really you want to show us something start wrenchen on this...
08-16-2006, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by RPOZ4Z
if you want a real restoration example your more that welcome to do some work on this for me..........
You may want to check out our start to finish program though. Big savings for a major projects like this. Start to Finish Discount 
Dan
08-16-2006, 09:25 AM
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Thanks to everyone that has volunteered for the workshop. I've seen many great pictures of cars in various stages and heard from a lot of proud owners. If you haven't PM'd us about your car please do so. Even though I wish we could use all the cars, we have to only select a few. We'll be in touch with a few of you within the next several days.
Even if your car doesn’t get chosen, please stop by the workshops. They are free to attend and you’ll receive great information on various aspects of the car that often needs attention. We have Chris Petris, tech writer for Corvette Fever, teaching you how to fix them.
Dan
Even if your car doesn’t get chosen, please stop by the workshops. They are free to attend and you’ll receive great information on various aspects of the car that often needs attention. We have Chris Petris, tech writer for Corvette Fever, teaching you how to fix them.
Dan
