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Kevin · 04-09-2009

I've always felt the content was a bit of a let down also. I normally only go to the ncm during the gathering, and it's been a few years since i've been there. however the last time I was the content was again a let down. I wanted to see more ZR-1 stuff however this was during the 50th anni so they had the "one of every year" display going on. OK yeah I get it but come one, bring out the pirate car, the active car, the snake skinner, purple smash, dr1, falconer, ect. We're ZR-1/C4 guys bring out the stuff that is relevant to us. I can only imagine what a pain in the *** it is to move all that stuff around but there has to be a way.

I can see why they wouldn't have an L88 or Grand Sport or ZL1 in there. These are very rare cars that their current owners may not want to give up to the NCM.

04-09-2009	#13
Kevin Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: pittsburgh Posts: 4,624	Re: State of the NCM I've always felt the content was a bit of a let down also. I normally only go to the ncm during the gathering, and it's been a few years since i've been there. however the last time I was the content was again a let down. I wanted to see more ZR-1 stuff however this was during the 50th anni so they had the "one of every year" display going on. OK yeah I get it but come one, bring out the pirate car, the active car, the snake skinner, purple smash, dr1, falconer, ect. We're ZR-1/C4 guys bring out the stuff that is relevant to us. I can only imagine what a pain in the *** it is to move all that stuff around but there has to be a way. I can see why they wouldn't have an L88 or Grand Sport or ZL1 in there. These are very rare cars that their current owners may not want to give up to the NCM. __________________ It's not the car, it's the people - Doug Johnson 90 r/r "KEYS ON" nick named "T.L.B"