Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

billybaloneey · 09-09-2008

While ordering a set of fault code diagnostic grounding plugs from Gordon Killebrew's company "For Your Car, Inc.". Chris, his wife, asked me if I was interested in any of their C4 training classes. As we talked she told me school attendance for the C4 and ZR-1 classes has been a little slow, and if I was interested in any classes, they would even work around my schedule...I was interested in the advanced C4 & the ZR-1 class for a total of 4 days, back to back. Every time I suggested a date she said I would be the only one there.

Anyone interested in getting a group together to do the Corvette 103 (advanced C4) and Corvette ZR-1, at any date in the future? I'm flexable with enough advanced notice. I think I would get more out of the training with a few more ZR-1 owners asking questions I might not necessarily think of, and sharing experiences/problems with their car.

Any new and/or long time ZR-1 owners interested?

(I'm not doing a pitch or free commercial for "Gordon's School", nor will get a discount or break on the tuition)

key_on · 09-09-2008

I've been wanting to attend Gordon's ZR-1 class but haven't gotten around to it. Depending on when it is, I may be interested in at least the ZR-1 class.

Gunny · 09-09-2008

I've done the ZR-1 class ... HIGHLY recommended. If the time is right I would enjoy doing it again simply because I would learn THAT MUCH MORE !!!

Keep me posted.

George

09-10-2008

Is it bragging if I say yes.

Gordon has a lot of info though. Great guy.

cuisinartvette · 09-10-2008

No, and hope I never have to learn. So far, so good.

USAFPILOT · 09-10-2008

I'm interested...how much does he want for his class?

09-10-2008

I had a one on one training with Gordon and it was awesome. Chris is wonderful and their hospitality was incredible. The only thing missing was my Z and of course I could not ship it from Hawaii (well, I guess I could if money was no object). Fortunately he had a customer's C4 there for us to work on and another customer that paid him a visit during our class. It would have been nice to meet other folks, but there was a plus to being his only student too; can't beat a 1 to 1 ratio of instructor to student.

Paul Workman · 09-10-2008

I'd be interested. Do you know when and how much$$?

P.

ZR1Vette · 09-10-2008

Be very interested...of course comes down to when and where (assume at his location in Cross Plains)

I this what you are trying to set up>>>

CORVETTE ZR-1 -- 2-days, 16 hrs., Saturday & Sunday.
Operational and troubleshooting covering all aspects of the 90-95 ZR-1 Corvettes. Includes LT-5 engine disassembly and drivability. Recommended for all ZR-1 owners and shop technicians.

TUITION FEES:
$200.00 each for the 1-day, 8 hr. classes.
$400.00 each for the 2-day, 16 hr. classes.
(Take both Corvette 101 & 102 same weekend, $350.00)

tomtom72 · 09-10-2008

For sure my answer to the first Q is emphatically No! To the second Q I would be up for that if we could do it on a weekend; maybe make it a long weekend for me as I would bring my Z to school so we could have something for hands on application of the lecture materials.

Just as a dumb Q: I thought you had to start at the beginning, C4 101, before you could take the ZR-1 & advanced C4 courses?

Tom

09-09-2008	#1
billybaloneey Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mauriceville, Texas Posts: 179	Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? While ordering a set of fault code diagnostic grounding plugs from Gordon Killebrew's company "For Your Car, Inc.". Chris, his wife, asked me if I was interested in any of their C4 training classes. As we talked she told me school attendance for the C4 and ZR-1 classes has been a little slow, and if I was interested in any classes, they would even work around my schedule...I was interested in the advanced C4 & the ZR-1 class for a total of 4 days, back to back. Every time I suggested a date she said I would be the only one there. Anyone interested in getting a group together to do the Corvette 103 (advanced C4) and Corvette ZR-1, at any date in the future? I'm flexable with enough advanced notice. I think I would get more out of the training with a few more ZR-1 owners asking questions I might not necessarily think of, and sharing experiences/problems with their car. Any new and/or long time ZR-1 owners interested? (I'm not doing a pitch or free commercial for "Gordon's School", nor will get a discount or break on the tuition)

09-09-2008	#2
key_on Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Lees Summit, MO Posts: 102	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? I've been wanting to attend Gordon's ZR-1 class but haven't gotten around to it. Depending on when it is, I may be interested in at least the ZR-1 class.

09-09-2008	#3
Gunny Join Date: May 2005 Location: Georgia Mountains Posts: 918	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? I've done the ZR-1 class ... HIGHLY recommended. If the time is right I would enjoy doing it again simply because I would learn THAT MUCH MORE !!! Keep me posted. George

09-10-2008	#4
Jeffvette Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? Is it bragging if I say yes. Gordon has a lot of info though. Great guy.

09-10-2008	#5
cuisinartvette Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: San Fernando Valley, CA. Posts: 896	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? No, and hope I never have to learn. So far, so good.

09-10-2008	#6
USAFPILOT Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Spring TX Posts: 1,341	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? I'm interested...how much does he want for his class?

09-10-2008	#7
HAWAIIZR-1 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? I had a one on one training with Gordon and it was awesome. Chris is wonderful and their hospitality was incredible. The only thing missing was my Z and of course I could not ship it from Hawaii (well, I guess I could if money was no object). Fortunately he had a customer's C4 there for us to work on and another customer that paid him a visit during our class. It would have been nice to meet other folks, but there was a plus to being his only student too; can't beat a 1 to 1 ratio of instructor to student.

09-10-2008	#8
Paul Workman Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Squires (near Ava MO in the Mark Twain N'tl Forest) - Missouri Posts: 6,466	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? I'd be interested. Do you know when and how much$$? P.

09-10-2008	#9
ZR1Vette Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Reston, Virginia Posts: 930	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? Be very interested...of course comes down to when and where (assume at his location in Cross Plains) I this what you are trying to set up>>> CORVETTE ZR-1 -- 2-days, 16 hrs., Saturday & Sunday. Operational and troubleshooting covering all aspects of the 90-95 ZR-1 Corvettes. Includes LT-5 engine disassembly and drivability. Recommended for all ZR-1 owners and shop technicians. TUITION FEES: $200.00 each for the 1-day, 8 hr. classes. $400.00 each for the 2-day, 16 hr. classes. (Take both Corvette 101 & 102 same weekend, $350.00)

09-10-2008	#10
tomtom72 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Jacksonville, FL USA Posts: 4,609	Re: Do You Know Everything About Your ZR-1? For sure my answer to the first Q is emphatically No! To the second Q I would be up for that if we could do it on a weekend; maybe make it a long weekend for me as I would bring my Z to school so we could have something for hands on application of the lecture materials. Just as a dumb Q: I thought you had to start at the beginning, C4 101, before you could take the ZR-1 & advanced C4 courses? Tom __________________ 1990 ZR-1, Black/grey, #2233, stock. ZR-1 Net Reg Founding Member #316 & NCM member