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Old 05-23-2013   #1
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Default Thanks for the inspiration.

Reading through the posts it dawned on me: I am in awe and humbled by the skills within this brotherhood.

Historical research, craftsmanship, mechanical engineering, computer hardware and software design, artistic skills. And not shade tree knowledge. You guys can give GM’s engineers a run for the money anyday.

And I admire the willingness of each to help the other.

Thanks for the inspiration, George
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Old 05-23-2013   #2
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Default Re: Thanks for the inspiration.

Excellent post, George. I echo your sentiment. So much goodness here.

Ok now, group hug. LOL
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Old 05-23-2013   #3
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Old 05-30-2013   #4
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Ok now, group hug. LOL
Leave it to Blue Flame to suggest the hug thing, he always did make me wonder????
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Old 05-30-2013   #5
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Default Re: Thanks for the inspiration.

I agree, a great bunch of people on here. Another big plus is being able to work on your own car due to the knowledge and helpfulness, and all the money we save to boot.
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I agree, a great bunch of people on here. Another big plus is being able to work on your own car due to the knowledge and helpfulness, and all the money we save to boot.
That sure is the goal. It's Mission Not Impossible:

Keep the ZR-1 cars on the road by setting aside our differences in order to help fellow owners.
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Old 05-30-2013   #7
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Old 05-23-2013   #8
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Default Re: Thanks for the inspiration.

problem is, it makes me feel dumb next to all these guys.
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Old 05-27-2013   #9
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problem is, it makes me feel dumb next to all these guys.
Yeah, no kidding.
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Old 05-23-2013   #10
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Reading through the posts it dawned on me: I am in awe and humbled by the skills within this brotherhood.

Historical research, craftsmanship, mechanical engineering, computer hardware and software design, artistic skills. And not shade tree knowledge. You guys can give GM’s engineers a run for the money anyday.

And I admire the willingness of each to help the other.

Thanks for the inspiration, George
Funny - I thought some of the guys here WERE on the development team...
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