N.C.R.S. Award's!! Added value?
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Originally Posted by JohnZ
Best do about ten dry runs before submitting the car for P.V. at a Regional - about 150 items will be checked, including a ten-mile road test to check all the dynamics (including a WOT run to 90% of redline), and all are pass/fail; fail ONE and you're done.
Big time! Don't know too many folks who have passed a P.V. the first time...
#23
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Originally Posted by viet630
I have a Chapter top flight award for my car.How much if any does that add to the value of the car? If I get a Regional flight award or a Performance Verification how much value will that add? I do not want to sell the car.I am trying to decide if it worth the time and money to go any further? Advice or opinion's appreciated. Viet
Every other flight award = one free trip first class to europe
every bloomington award adds $1.25 to the value
every 1st place trophy won = $5.00
2nds = $3.00
3rds = $1.00
add it all up & whalla ............there ya go
just kidding............congrats those are all awards to be proud of, dont worry about the $$$$$ value !!!
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The crossed flag's award look's pretty good also!I ordered the book fom N.C.R.S. but have not recieved it yet!I have a tech and judging guide, but that is limited in info.We have a regional coming up in January, so I should have time to get ready.thank's for all the input. Viet
The crossed flag's award look's pretty good also!I ordered the book fom N.C.R.S. but have not recieved it yet!I have a tech and judging guide, but that is limited in info.We have a regional coming up in January, so I should have time to get ready.thank's for all the input. Viet
#26
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I bet most cars could't pass a PV at time of dealer delivery.
Originally Posted by viet630
I ordered the perfomance manual from N.C.R.S. yesterday.I will use it to get ready for the P.V. The regional is in January.As far as I know everything work's as it came from the factory.The car just turned 11 k.It had a little over 10k when I bought it. Viet
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Originally Posted by I'maVettehead
I bet most cars could't pass a PV at time of dealer delivery.
100%
I CAN ASSURE YOU NO 1968'S DID !!!
#29
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Originally Posted by early shark
Your goal should be to get a NATIONALLY judged Top Flight certificiate, best and most experienced judges are involved at this level. Better provenance for the car with this level of award.
Performance Verification is not a points system, it is a pass/fail situation. Best to do a dry run, maiden voyage, etc, before signing up. Very prestigious award, things like the clock better have the hesitation of the second sweep and not quartz changeover. Washers better squirt in a particular designated portion of the windshield each time. Lighter better hold its orange glow long enough to easily light a cigarette. Radio better not have too much static or signal interference from engine revving thru the gears to redline. Most find this a nerve racking event, however I think it is the most complete assessment award NCRS has given to the Corvette.
Performance Verification is not a points system, it is a pass/fail situation. Best to do a dry run, maiden voyage, etc, before signing up. Very prestigious award, things like the clock better have the hesitation of the second sweep and not quartz changeover. Washers better squirt in a particular designated portion of the windshield each time. Lighter better hold its orange glow long enough to easily light a cigarette. Radio better not have too much static or signal interference from engine revving thru the gears to redline. Most find this a nerve racking event, however I think it is the most complete assessment award NCRS has given to the Corvette.