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KILLSHOTS · 09-24-2014

I agree, it looks like an extremely nice car, and it should be described as such. My issue is not with the actual condition of the car but with the seller's claim that the car is perfect. An object must only have one flaw in order to not be perfect. I am simply trying to view this through the eyes of an NCRS guy who has painstakingly - and at spectacular expense - gone through every single nut and bolt on his car to try to achieve true perfection. For instance, Brad (Z06Centair) just got a 98.8 point Top Flight award last week, and I'm willing to bet it was very difficult (to say the least) to get the car fully prepared. We need to be very careful about using the word "perfect" when there is a points-based system already in place that is specifically meant to tell us how close a car really is. I have respect for the NCRS judging process and for those who decide to submit their cars to it. I would simply ask that someone take the time and effort to put his car through that tedious process before telling me that it is perfect.

Need I be more concise?

09-24-2014	#9
KILLSHOTS Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: AZ Posts: 857	Re: I found the "BEST ZR1 FOR SALE" I agree, it looks like an extremely nice car, and it should be described as such. My issue is not with the actual condition of the car but with the seller's claim that the car is perfect. An object must only have one flaw in order to not be perfect. I am simply trying to view this through the eyes of an NCRS guy who has painstakingly - and at spectacular expense - gone through every single nut and bolt on his car to try to achieve true perfection. For instance, Brad (Z06Centair) just got a 98.8 point Top Flight award last week, and I'm willing to bet it was very difficult (to say the least) to get the car fully prepared. We need to be very careful about using the word "perfect" when there is a points-based system already in place that is specifically meant to tell us how close a car really is. I have respect for the NCRS judging process and for those who decide to submit their cars to it. I would simply ask that someone take the time and effort to put his car through that tedious process before telling me that it is perfect. Need I be more concise? Last edited by KILLSHOTS; 09-24-2014 at 03:48 PM.