blue67ragtop

I recently acquired a '71 coupe and decided to order the new NCRS Technical Information Manual and Judging Guide. I had the earlier edition but decided to order the updated manual too. Wow! If you own a '70-72 you need this all color book. The people responsible for putting this together deserve our thanks and that includes our friend Alan71. Even if you are not going to restore your car to NCRS condition you will enjoy this book. You can buy this book even if you aren't a member. Thank you again Alan for your effort. I will refer to this book often as I work to improve my new addition.

See Three

Order information please?

crawfish333

I agree, this along with the AIM is almost all you need. Both are available on the NCRS website and you do not need to be a member ot purchase them.

There are some amazing picures in the judging manual.

Alan 71

Hi b67r,
Thanks!
I was only a small part by a BIG effort by many folks. 70-72 folks are indebted to Gary Bosselman for his vision and the amount of time and skill he put into it.
There's work underway now on a new edition of a 68-69 TIM&JG that will hopefully be of the same caliber as the 70-72 manual…. if not even stronger.
Regards,
Alan

Easy Mike

http://www.ncrs.org/

jr9170

Got it for Christmas Alan you and 70-72 team did a tremendous job a must have for any 70-72 owner.

See Three

Father's day is coming!

hicswa

How about the 1975?

RMVette

Alan is a walking encyclopedia on our C3's!

CraigH

I have had my copy "Down Under" for a while.....Great update from 4th edition and highly valuable reference.

Great effort.

Thanks

EarlyC34me

Agree. It has been a great resource

69Pman

Would love to see a notice of some sort when the work of a 68-69 edition is completed. Good stuff!

gbozz

I had hoped to have it for sale at Corvettes of Carlisle at the NCRS booth. But... I am not sure I'll make it. Keep finding neat pictures, more information and proof reading keeps finding more errors and questions.

My goal is Carlisle, but it might stretch into September.

Gary B

69Pman

Good deal. When everything is in order and ready for sale I'm in. Just give us members here a heads up and the rest is history. As for the timing, I think we can wait for great.

Les

Humble, as always. You're such a great source of info.

brit vet

Thanks for the heads up and I did order a copy yesterday

The shipping to the UK was a very reasonable $8.00 That was of course until I received an email overnight requesting an additional $44.00

toylman

I agree and the JG is a must have.

Alan 71

Hi,
Let's be clear about gbozz…he is a Metropolitan restorer who is willing to work on Corvettes in his spare time.
!!!
We're all VERY fortunate to have someone like him be willing to take charge of the TIM&JG updates!
Regards,
Alan

blue67ragtop

You will find it is worth every bit extra for the shipping. The manual has 364 pages of unbelievable details. Although Alan is very modest he played a key role in the publication of this book. Anyone that owns a '70-72 Corvette needs this!

gbozz

Don't believe everything Alan says :-) I don't restore all of them.

I am one of the few that loves original, unrestored cars. Much rather have a garage full of them than restored cars. Like my 72 with 24,000 miles.

When was last time you seen one of these with 9,000 miles on it?
Gary B