NCRS Member Poll
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NCRS Member Poll
Just a simple poll over on the C1/C2 forum asking about NCRS membership and interest. (I didn't want to create a separate poll that would have to be combined to see the overall results.)
If you wouldn't mind:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607801803
If you wouldn't mind:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1607801803
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I have yet to find any Corvette club I like.
I am a long time Pontiac Oakland club member and have been in local Pontiac clubs. They were great. It was all about the cars. We helped each other, we worked on each others cars teaching what we knew.
My closest Corvette club just eats, does parades, play corn hole, and most members could not change their own oil. Nice people but the cars are just to get to the meetings.
Then they raise money for charity. That is fine but it is constant. It gets expensive after a while.
I would love to find a more hands on groups and one that also shares much history on the cars.
I am a long time Pontiac Oakland club member and have been in local Pontiac clubs. They were great. It was all about the cars. We helped each other, we worked on each others cars teaching what we knew.
My closest Corvette club just eats, does parades, play corn hole, and most members could not change their own oil. Nice people but the cars are just to get to the meetings.
Then they raise money for charity. That is fine but it is constant. It gets expensive after a while.
I would love to find a more hands on groups and one that also shares much history on the cars.
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