Why am I here?
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Why am I here?
Hi everyone,
My name is Matt and I am a salesman at Chrvrolet dealer in Libertyville, IL. The title of my thread is "why am I here" so let me start off by answering my own question...
I am here because first of all I LOVE the Corvette! I am actively getting involved in the Corvette community for a few reasons, there is a lot that I want to learn about this American icon in the sport scar world and no matter how much research I do it will never be good enough I am a hands on guy so I am here to read what you love, hate, and wish your vehicles had. On top of that I am working with our Corvette tech Kevin that does all of the performance mods on our more than happy customers at our performance shop LCPC! I hope that by putting this effort forth I will be able to know as much if not more (i hope) than the corvette enthusiasts that will be shopping for their future Corvettes at my dealership. I only want to provide the best service to my clients and MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, KNOW WHAT THE HELL IM TALKING ABOUT! I am happy to be part of this forum and I hope that I will be welcome here
Thank you,
Matthew Berman
My name is Matt and I am a salesman at Chrvrolet dealer in Libertyville, IL. The title of my thread is "why am I here" so let me start off by answering my own question...
I am here because first of all I LOVE the Corvette! I am actively getting involved in the Corvette community for a few reasons, there is a lot that I want to learn about this American icon in the sport scar world and no matter how much research I do it will never be good enough I am a hands on guy so I am here to read what you love, hate, and wish your vehicles had. On top of that I am working with our Corvette tech Kevin that does all of the performance mods on our more than happy customers at our performance shop LCPC! I hope that by putting this effort forth I will be able to know as much if not more (i hope) than the corvette enthusiasts that will be shopping for their future Corvettes at my dealership. I only want to provide the best service to my clients and MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, KNOW WHAT THE HELL IM TALKING ABOUT! I am happy to be part of this forum and I hope that I will be welcome here
Thank you,
Matthew Berman
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Welcome Matt...
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are you planning on being a supporting dealer?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/foru...l-posting.html
Supporting vendors pay for the considerable bandwidth charges on the Forum, making it free for the rest of us. In exchange, they get the privilege of using the Forum to market and promote their goods and services. Historically, we allow them to post in the generation sections and the regional sections to market and promote their products/services.
Forum members are welcome to sell a Corvette or Corvette parts they purchased for their own personal use. Anything else is considered to be a commercial sale. Please check the sales rules regarding eBay sales and links:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/foru...eir-parts.html
Members are not prohibited from mentioning it when they have a good (or bad, for that matter) experience with a non-supporting vendor. But such mentions cannot be so specific (address, phone number, e-mail address, URL, price, part number, offer to send contact information via PMs, etc.) or so frequent that they become marketing and promotional references.
Only supporting vendors can post Group Purchase threads. Only supporting vendors are permitted to post threads to gauge interest in a product.
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Welcome Mat
Hi everyone,
My name is Matt and I am a salesman at Chrvrolet dealer in Libertyville, IL. The title of my thread is "why am I here" so let me start off by answering my own question...
I am here because first of all I LOVE the Corvette! I am actively getting involved in the Corvette community for a few reasons, there is a lot that I want to learn about this American icon in the sport scar world and no matter how much research I do it will never be good enough I am a hands on guy so I am here to read what you love, hate, and wish your vehicles had. On top of that I am working with our Corvette tech Kevin that does all of the performance mods on our more than happy customers at our performance shop LCPC! I hope that by putting this effort forth I will be able to know as much if not more (i hope) than the corvette enthusiasts that will be shopping for their future Corvettes at my dealership. I only want to provide the best service to my clients and MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, KNOW WHAT THE HELL I'M TALKING ABOUT! I am happy to be part of this forum and I hope that I will be welcome here
Thank you,
Matthew Berman
My name is Matt and I am a salesman at Chrvrolet dealer in Libertyville, IL. The title of my thread is "why am I here" so let me start off by answering my own question...
I am here because first of all I LOVE the Corvette! I am actively getting involved in the Corvette community for a few reasons, there is a lot that I want to learn about this American icon in the sport scar world and no matter how much research I do it will never be good enough I am a hands on guy so I am here to read what you love, hate, and wish your vehicles had. On top of that I am working with our Corvette tech Kevin that does all of the performance mods on our more than happy customers at our performance shop LCPC! I hope that by putting this effort forth I will be able to know as much if not more (i hope) than the corvette enthusiasts that will be shopping for their future Corvettes at my dealership. I only want to provide the best service to my clients and MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, KNOW WHAT THE HELL I'M TALKING ABOUT! I am happy to be part of this forum and I hope that I will be welcome here
Thank you,
Matthew Berman
Great introduction btw