[737Driver]

Let's take it one step at a time.

Expert=X(unknown factor) spert=(drips under pressure)

NCRS asks for a POP because they were included in the new car delivery paperwork as it exited from the back of the assembly plant.

That is why they deduct because NCRS judges Corvettes based on how the car was delivered and it was delivered with a POP.

If you do not have the original you can either buy a reproduction POP or take the deduction for not having one.

You do not feel the need to visit the site because you would rather blather about things you know nothing about.

I don't need to be the ambassador, I have invited and offered to pay for you to experience NCRS firsthand.

If, in the opinion of the judges, they feel the block is restamped, a deduction will be divided between the pad surface and the stamping(s) itself.

Tank stickers are not asked for nor judged during judging but, there are several knowledgeable folks that will readily offer an opinion on any and all paperwork. Please, if you have any paperwork you would like to have observed, bring it to Charlotte.

No...you are a popular fellow here, and rightly so. Why you haven't been around in two years is none of my business...I'm glad your back. Why don't you come to Charlotte and tell me what you want me to know.

As for your last question, if the unit appears original, NCRS will judge it based on that appearance. With that being said, it would be difficult to pass off anything other than an original during National NCRS judging. If you know, specifically, one that has, please let us know...specifically.