Anyone remember 70 Corvette registry
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Hello,
I remember when the 70 Corvette Registry was first started by Juliet Page.
She was/ may still be a member of the Mason Dixon Chapter of the NCRS.
Her husband Greg was building a very high level mid-year Pro Street car.
Regards.....
I remember when the 70 Corvette Registry was first started by Juliet Page.
She was/ may still be a member of the Mason Dixon Chapter of the NCRS.
Her husband Greg was building a very high level mid-year Pro Street car.
Regards.....
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...Juliet Page was such a wonderful lady. Many moons ago, she invited me and my wife to spend the night at their place the night before the Mason-Dixon NCRS Chapter meet that we attended that year. I think they lived in Alexandria(D.C. area), right on the Potomac River. They also had a large Cigarette style twin bigblock powered boat too which they showed us. Yeah, Greg had a really neat mid-year ProStreet car that was early in construction when I had seen it. Chuck Gongloff lived in the area at the time and was there too. I believe he's in Fla now. As I recall, she worked for Lockheed Martin, I think with helocopters. I also wondered what happened to her, Greg and their daughter who was about 10 maybe at that time.
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Hello Paul.
If you google 'Juliet Page beads' you see one of her sites and something she's involved with currently.
Regards....
I believe that I was part of the Chassis team for that day.
I faintly remember meeting you that day.
Juliet wrote an article for the restorer about that experience. There were a couple of photos along with the article and I'm in one of them but all you can see is my butt and legs.... probably checking the starter part # and date.
If you google 'Juliet Page beads' you see one of her sites and something she's involved with currently.
Regards....
I believe that I was part of the Chassis team for that day.
I faintly remember meeting you that day.
Juliet wrote an article for the restorer about that experience. There were a couple of photos along with the article and I'm in one of them but all you can see is my butt and legs.... probably checking the starter part # and date.
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Hello Paul.
If you google 'Juliet Page beads' you see one of her sites and something she's involved with currently.
Regards....
I believe that I was part of the Chassis team for that day.
I faintly remember meeting you that day.
Juliet wrote an article for the restorer about that experience. There were a couple of photos along with the article and I'm in one of them but all you can see is my butt and legs.... probably checking the starter part # and date.
If you google 'Juliet Page beads' you see one of her sites and something she's involved with currently.
Regards....
I believe that I was part of the Chassis team for that day.
I faintly remember meeting you that day.
Juliet wrote an article for the restorer about that experience. There were a couple of photos along with the article and I'm in one of them but all you can see is my butt and legs.... probably checking the starter part # and date.
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Tat is the site. Thanks I use to email Juliet way back when she was restoring her blue vert. Also got 2 of the 70 Registry shirts from her. She was always a great person to communicate with.
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Hello Paul.
If you google 'Juliet Page beads' you see one of her sites and something she's involved with currently.
Regards....
I believe that I was part of the Chassis team for that day.
I faintly remember meeting you that day.
Juliet wrote an article for the restorer about that experience. There were a couple of photos along with the article and I'm in one of them but all you can see is my butt and legs.... probably checking the starter part # and date.
If you google 'Juliet Page beads' you see one of her sites and something she's involved with currently.
Regards....
I believe that I was part of the Chassis team for that day.
I faintly remember meeting you that day.
Juliet wrote an article for the restorer about that experience. There were a couple of photos along with the article and I'm in one of them but all you can see is my butt and legs.... probably checking the starter part # and date.
...Hey Allan, good to see you back. I found a photo from their website and looks like they have 3 Corvettes now, depending upon how recent or up to date that photo is.
https://theglassdragons.com/2021/meet-juliet-page/
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