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Congratulations, and, a warm welcome to the family at the Corvette Forum. Here, you will find humor, incredible and helpful members, as well as, important information that will assist you in obtaining the very best from Corvette ownership. And, again, welcome aboard. Enjoy. 
Best Wishes,
Eden
Best Wishes,
Eden
Racer
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Colorado Springs CO.
Welcome aboard. You're going to love your car, but of course you already know that. Just wanted to say that FRC doesn't only stand for Fixed Roof Coupe. It also stands for "Flying Roof Club", those Coupe owners who forget to lock down their roofs before driving off. It happens more often than one might think. 
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From: Dear Karma, I have a list of people you missed.
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Originally Posted by C5-BRUCE
Welcome aboard. You're going to love your car, but of course you already know that. Just wanted to say that FRC doesn't only stand for Fixed Roof Coupe. It also stands for "Flying Roof Club", those Coupe owners who forget to lock down their roofs before driving off. It happens more often than one might think.
True story. So the helpful hint here would be: If you're driving in a long Vette caravan, keep the coupays to da rear! 
