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Will be there on Friday. Just doing the one day turnaround - mooching a ride up with friends. Will look you all up. Barry - this time for sure. Safe trips all. Thom

Excellent article in the June Corvette Fever on the how to's of selecting a car trailer by Rich Lagasse. A lot of good information. And based on the trailer in the photos, Rich's eye for perfection extends beyond his Corvettes. Thanks for sharing your experiences and learnings.

Everything about that SWC is top shelf. The new wheels and redlines look great.

Last spring's pic - have to get to the park for some new glamour shots. Thom

Thunder, I have repro KOs on my 65 too. Followed the advice from the forum... - make sure the spinners are going on in the correct orientation - use anti-seize - whack the crap out of them - put sharpie markers on the spinners & cones and visually check them often - and finally... a...

Great to have the CAC back online !

I would recommend Corvette Paramedics in Mt. Holly. They're a bit expensive, but they know their stuff. 609-265-2702 Thom

To all my friends here at the CAC, Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukka ! Best wishes for a safe and prosperous New Year. I hope that 2006 brings you all miles of smiles in our wonderful machines !

Kurt, I agree with the redlines. Just for a visual check of goldlines on a yellow midyear, the latest issue of Corvette Enthusiast as a great picture of a Goldwood yellow 65 wearing goldlines on knockoffs. Gotta admit, they look really good too.

Larry, I'm with you on that. John's articles were enough of a draw for me to subscribe. Now I need all the back issues too! Thom

John - now I'm thinking that you may have forgotten more about Corvettes YESTERDAY than I will ever know. I'll check those flanges on my old tank and post some photos for the benefit of the next guy who needs to install a new Quanta.

I have read that these job numbers ran from 1 to 500, but what does the "s" stand for? It's an AO Smith body. Dropped my original drippy tank and put in a new Quanta. Unfortunately, my mechanics chops came up a bit short and I couldn't for the life of me get the tank and new straps to move 3/4...

Wow. The car is beautiful. Between the wild resto-rods and the gorgeous factory restorations, you C1 guys have put out some top-shelf cars this year. Congratulations on the 61, all your hard work really paid off. Thom

The scanned article is in a new thread called "CAC article in Corvette Enthusiast".

The article is about the CAC Cruisefest in BG - they had nice things to say about the get-together and the CAC in general. And they had a special mention about 67Heaven - with a big 'ole picture of it glistening under the rain drops. I wasn't sure it was OK to scan and post the article. Didn't...

Guess whos car is gracing pages 46 and 47 of the latest issue of Corvette Enthusiast? Here's a hint - 67... red... heavenly... got it yet? Congratulations Bob. Even caught in a rain shower, your car looks great. Thom

Collin, Looks like your car is grabbing top honors every time you show it - that says a lot about your workmanship and passion for perfection. I think you own one of the finest split windows out there. Congratulations! Thom

I shipped my car home with Intercity - granted it was only one experience, but their office was very professional, the trucks & trailers top shelf, and the driver/loader very careful and friendly. Their price was pretty competitive with the other big name closed-trailer transport companies.

Not to steal the thread - but while on the subject of spare tire tubs... I have mine out at the moment (replacing a weepy gas tank), and while cleaning 40 years of grime off my tub I noticed that it has an ink-stamped date on it (May 24 AM). Is this a common sight? Thanks, Thom

Beautiful car. If you're in the market for any more brothers - I'm available (and my birthday is coming up). Thom