1981 corvette
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From: Pelham AL
1981 corvette
I am new to owning a "classic" car. Learning that corvettes need special attention. I live in the Birmingham area (Pelham specifically), does anyone know of somebody really good to do work on "81 vette, engine, brakes, etc?
Dennis
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Moving to C3.
Assuming you mean AL, you should consider also posting in the Regional area.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/southeast-42/
Assuming you mean AL, you should consider also posting in the Regional area.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/southeast-42/
Last edited by vettebuyer6369; Oct 17, 2017 at 09:47 AM.
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Welcome Hawkeye, Sure you're not from Iowa? Anyway, I would recommend you join a local club, you'll find out who does the work you need done. If you are thinking you might want to do the work yourself, you need to invest in the AIM, Assembly Instruction Manual and the GM service manual for 1981. All of these can be found on line, ebay for example or the NCRS website. Don't go for the Hanes/Chiltons manual, they lump all C3's into one manual. Good luck, Bill
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From: Pelham AL
Welcome Hawkeye, Sure you're not from Iowa? Anyway, I would recommend you join a local club, you'll find out who does the work you need done. If you are thinking you might want to do the work yourself, you need to invest in the AIM, Assembly Instruction Manual and the GM service manual for 1981. All of these can be found on line, ebay for example or the NCRS website. Don't go for the Hanes/Chiltons manual, they lump all C3's into one manual. Good luck, Bill
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