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I started to post this in an existing thread, but I figured it would get drown out by all the other posts, and I wanted people to see it.
Mr. Bill put this together and uploaded it right around the time I bought my z06. For all the new members who never spoke with him, this is the kind of effort he put into the corvette community.
Rest in peace man, your contributions to our community will be remembered.
I've had a tear in my eye since I first read of George's passing. Even though we had never met he was my "friend" and definitely one of us. He was someone who cared, helped and was always positive. People like him made me proud to be a Corvette owner.
I hope we can all learn from how he chose to live his life. We only get one chance at this and Mr Bill really showed us how to do it!
The man had a gift and it was great that he shared all of the photo's and such with all of you. I have only been on the forum a short time and I definitely knew who he was. Very sorry !!!!!
a couple of years ago I wanted to ad my c5 to his slide shows, I could not get the correct format for him. he took the time on the net to get my pictures corrected to help me out. he will be greatly missed around here, rest in peace ""MR. BILL""
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.