COPO at Super Chevy this weekend

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**69LM1** · #1 03-09-2005, 07:16 PM

Thanks, We've got the hosting capacity, I just need to move them to one of the other servers (Like the linux server). So many of our customers "third" party designers "only" work in "frontpage" that it is a losing battle. Back in the day, you picked up a book and learned what you needed to make it work. Today, these young guys only want to "point and click".

Anyway, what do I know? I am just a hard core networking geek that loves the first gens (and mabye a few second gens).
Working on these cars is a great way to blow off steam after dealing with client and employees all week long!

Rich

nuch_ss396 · #2 03-13-2005, 08:05 PM

Guys !

I saw this car @ Pidgeon Forge last October as well. Other
than the fact that it is an original survivor ( WOW ), what
really amazed me about it was the fit of the passenger side
door to the fender. Look at that spacing. It's a mile !!!!

I understand that this car has never been touched. It came
from the factory that way. I just find it interesting that
when we see restored cars, they never look like that. I'm
just as guilty with my resotation.

Steve

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