NCRS Event at VMC

It was a beautiful day at VMC as we hosted a Chapter NCRS event here at the Showroom. What a great event filled with lots of friends and gear heads talking Corvettes.

NATIONAL CORVETTE RESTORERS SOCIETY

The National Corvette Restorers Society (NCRS) is a community of dedicated Corvette lovers. Our objective is the restoration, preservation, history and enjoyment of all Corvette models and configurations.

Join for the cars and stay for the friends!

Quotes from Rick Hendrick, Owner Hendrick Motorsports; Noted Car Collector; NCRS Member and philanthropist speaking in an interview with Speed.com.

If you buy a ’67 Corvette that’s been judged Top Flight, you know pretty much that in that car, the motor’s right, the trim tag’s right and all that’s right,” Hendrick said. “If you get a Duntov car, which I like to buy — those are the ones I really go after — that means it’s been through a performance evaluation and a Top Flight (status). That’s money in the bank. That’s gold. That’s like buying gold and going and putting it in a safe. You’re not going to get hurt there.

Join the National Corvette Restorers Society. Even if you don't go the factory-correct route, the NCRS is a prime source of literature, repair suggestions, and expertise. One of the few smart moves I made in the early stages of this restoration project was to join the National Corvette Restorers Society (NCRS). While I don't abide by one of their most heartfelt principles- that the ultimate Corvette condition is precisely as it left the factory- the printed material available from this club is a very useful source of restoration tips and original-specification information....I strongly recommend the NCRS library of Corvette information to anyone who ventures this way. Quotes from Don Sherman Former Editor, Car and Driver magazine, contributor to Corvette Quarterly, and many other automotive publications, writing in his book: Corvette 427 Practical Restoration of a '67 Roadster.