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NCRS - the Corvette Restorer - Article Index SEARCH = Control+F (PC) Or Command+F (MAC) NCRS - The Corvette Restorer - Article Index SEARCH = Control+F (PC) or Command+F (MAC) TITLE OF ARTICLE VOL NUM DATE VOLUME 1 #1 SOME CALL IT JUNK - 1954 WINDSHIELD WASHERS 1 1 SUMMER 1974 WAPOKONETTA, OHIO MEET 1 1 SUMMER 1974 PRESIDENT'S LETTER 1 1 SUMMER 1974 TECH SESSION 1-1 1 1 SUMMER 1974 I.R.E.C. REPORT NO. 1 1 1 SUMMER 1974 VOLUME 1 #2 GOSHEN, INDIANA MEET 1 2 FALL 1974 REPRODUCTION PARTS 1-2 1 2 FALL 1974 REPLACEMENT PARTS 1-2 1 2 FALL 1974 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #265 1 2 FALL 1974 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #270 1 2 FALL 1974 TECH SESSION - PROTO VS PRODUCTION 1 2 FALL 1974 I.R.E.C. REPORT NO. 2 1 2 FALL 1974 VOLUME 1 #3 REPRODUCTION PARTS 1-3 1 3 WINTER 1975 FUEL INJECTION PRODUCTION FIGURES 1 3 WINTER 1975 ST. LOUIS, MO MEET 1 3 WINTER 1975 TECH SESSION - PROTO VS PRODUCTION 1 3 WINTER 1975 1974 NCRS JUDGING RESULTS 1 3 WINTER 1975 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #263 1 3 WINTER 1975 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #295 1 3 WINTER 1975 MORE FUEL FOR AN OLD DUEL (1956) 1 3 WINTER 1975 1956 SPECIFICATIONS 1-3 1 3 WINTER 1975 REPLACEMENT PARTS 1-3 1 3 WINTER 1975 I.R.E.C. REPORT NO. 3 1 3 WINTER 1975 VOLUME 1 #4 SUPERCHARGED 1953 1 4 SPRING 1975 LETTER TO OLD CARS NEWS 1 4 SPRING 1975 1953 DATA AND PRICES 1 4 SPRING 1975 1955 DATA AND PRICES 1 4 SPRING 1975 1958 GM WORLD ARTICLE 1 4 SPRING 1975 REPRODUCTION PARTS 1-4 1 4 SPRING 1975 1953-1960 ENGINE CODES 1 4 SPRING 1975 MINI CORVETTE 1 4 SPRING 1975 REPLACEMENT PARTS 1-4 1 4 SPRING 1975 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #370 1 4 SPRING 1975 VOLUME 2 #1 CANTON, OHIO MEET 2 1 SUMMER 1975 INTERVIEW WITH TONY KLEIBER 2 1 SUMMER 1975 CORVETTE SALES LITERATURE 2 1 SUMMER 1975 AMT'S 1953 MODEL 2 1 SUMMER 1975 Page 1 - 73 NCRS - The Corvette Restorer - Article Index SEARCH = Control+F (PC) or Command+F (MAC) TITLE OF ARTICLE VOL NUM DATE TECH SESSION, 53-60 PAINT 2 1 SUMMER 1975 SIX CYLINDER 1955 2 1 SUMMER 1975 REPLACEMENT PARTS 2-1 2 1 SUMMER 1975 TROY, MICHIGAN MEET 2 1 SUMMER 1975 REPRODUCTIONS, 53-55 SPINNERS 2 1 SUMMER 1975 VOLUME 2 #2 REPRODUCTION PARTS 2-2 2 2 FALL 1975 REPRODUCTION PARTS LIST 2 2 FALL 1975 TECH SESSION, 53-62 PAINT & TRIM 2 2 FALL 1975 1953-62 TRIM IDENTIFICATION CHARTS 2 2 FALL 1975 VOLUME 2 #3 DEMISE OF TWO-ROTOR CORVETTE 2 3 WINTER 1976 REPRODUCTION PARTS 2-3 2 3 WINTER 1976 ROCKTON, IL MEET 2 3 WINTER 1976 ZORA DUNTOV'S CORVETTE 2 3 WINTER 1976 NEVER TRUST A JUDGE 1 2 3 WINTER 1976 TECH SESSION 2-3 2 3 WINTER 1976 JUDGING 2 3 WINTER 1976 1962 FUEL INJECTION CORVETTE 2 3 WINTER 1976 RESTORATION TIPS 2-3 2 3 WINTER 1976 CORVETTE FUN QUIZ 2 3 WINTER 1976 VOLUME 2 #4 JUDGING RULE CHANGES 2 4 SPRING 1976 1953 CORVETTE MODEL 2 4 SPRING 1976 TECH SESSION 2-4 2 4 SPRING 1976 REPRODUCTION PARTS 2-4 2 4 SPRING 1976 56-57 VALVE COVERS 2 4 SPRING 1976 BOOK REVIEW; THE REAL CORVETTE 2 4 SPRING 1976 RESTORATION TIPS 2-4 2 4 SPRING 1976 CORVETTE FUN QUIZ (ANSWERS) 2 4 SPRING 1976 1959 CORVETTE 2 4 SPRING 1976 VOLUME 3 #1 56-57 HEAD IDENTIFICATION 3 1 SUMMER 1976 GOSHEN, IN MEET 3 1 SUMMER 1976 AVANTI MOTOR CORPORATION 3 1 SUMMER 1976 1957 & 58 SALES BROCHURES 3 1 SUMMER 1976 WHERE I'M COMING FROM 3 1 SUMMER 1976 RESTORATION TIPS 3-1 3 1 SUMMER 1976 REPRODUCTION PARTS 3-1 3 1 SUMMER 1976 AMT'S 1955 MODEL 3 1 SUMMER 1976 1955 OWNER'S MANUAL 3 1 SUMMER 1976 REVIEW; CORVETTE! THE SENSUOUS AMERICAN 3 1 SUMMER 1976 Page 2 - 73 NCRS - The Corvette Restorer - Article Index SEARCH = Control+F (PC) or Command+F (MAC) TITLE OF ARTICLE VOL NUM DATE TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #456 3 1 SUMMER 1976 VOLUME 3 #2 TECH SESSION, 53-62 CODES & RANGES 3 2 FALL 1976 1956 ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENTS 3 2 FALL 1976 RESTORATION TIPS 3-2 3 2 FALL 1976 CALIFORNIA MEET 3 2 FALL 1976 VOLUME 3 #3 TECH SESSION, OFF-SET PAINT 3 3 WINTER 1977 CORVETTE OWNER LETTER 3 3 WINTER 1977 PAINT SELECTION & BODY PREP 3 3 WINTER 1977 1953-62 PARTS SURVEY 3 3 WINTER 1977 1957 ENGINE NUMBERS 3 3 WINTER 1977 INDIANAPOLIS, IN MEET 3 3 WINTER 1977 1956-57 VE VS. V 3 3 WINTER 1977 RESTORATION TIPS 3-3 3 3 WINTER 1977 REPRODUCTION PARTS 3-3 3 3 WINTER 1977 SIX CYLINDER CORVETTE FUEL PUMPS 3 3 WINTER 1977 1957 COLORS CHART 3 3 WINTER 1977 VOLUME 3 #4 S.A.E. PAPER, BUILDING THE CORVETTE 3 4 SPRING 1977 RESTORATION TIPS 3-4 3 4 SPRING 1977 REPRODUCTION PARTS 3-4 3 4 SPRING 1977 NEW CORVETTE MODELS 3 4 SPRING 1977 TECH SESSION 3-4 3 4 SPRING 1977 1956 SEBRING CORVETTES 3 4 SPRING 1977 MICHIGAN TO CALIFORNIA IN A 1954 3 4 SPRING 1977 INSURANCE ARTICLE #1 3 4 SPRING 1977 500,000TH CORVETTE 3 4 SPRING 1977 VOLUME 4 #1 57-58 ENGINE PRODUCTION FIGURES 4 1 SUMMER 1977 1953-62 CORVETTE JACKS 4 1 SUMMER 1977 REPRODUCTION PARTS 4-1 4 1 SUMMER 1977 REPRODUCTION PARTS LIST 4 1 SUMMER 1977 CORVETTE MODELS, LINDBURG'S 1980 4 1 SUMMER 1977 LEAKING CARTER YH CARBURETORS 4-1 4 1 SUMMER 1977 RESTORATION TIPS 4-1 4 1 SUMMER 1977 1958-1960 CORVETTE 4 1 SUMMER 1977 1953-55 & 1956-57 NCRS JUDGING FORMS 4 1 SUMMER 1977 LANCASTER, PA MEET 4 1 SUMMER 1977 INSURANCE ARTICLE #2 4 1 SUMMER 1977 63-67 STING RAY PRODUCTION FIGURES 4 1 SUMMER 1977 Page 3 - 73 NCRS - The Corvette Restorer - Article Index SEARCH = Control+F (PC) or Command+F (MAC) TITLE OF ARTICLE VOL NUM DATE VOLUME 4 #2 LETTER FROM KARL LUDVIGSEN 4 2 FALL 1977 1957 PRODUCTION OPTION QUANTITIES 4 2 FALL 1977 1957 RPO 684 4 2 FALL 1977 1958-60 CORVETTE COLORS 4 2 FALL 1977 REPLACING HEADERS 4 2 FALL 1977 RESTORATION TIPS 4-2 4 2 FALL 1977 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID 4 2 FALL 1977 REPRODUCTION PARTS 4-2 4 2 FALL 1977 CORVETTE RESTORER INDEX 4 2 FALL 1977 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #569 4 2 FALL 1977 315 H.P. FOR 1960 4 2 FALL 1977 STING RAY FUN QUIZ 4 2 FALL 1977 1958-60 & 1961-62 NCRS JUDGING FORMS 4 2 FALL 1977 INSURANCE ARTICLE #3 4 2 FALL 1977 VOLUME 4 #3 ROBERT S. MORRISON SPEECH 4 3 WINTER 1978 CORVETTE BODY REMOVAL, 1953 4 3 WINTER 1978 VIN PLATES 4 3 WINTER 1978 CORVETTE E57S100001 4 3 WINTER 1978 RESEARCH PROJECT 56-57 RESULTS 4 3 WINTER 1978 INSURANCE ARTICLE #4 4 3 WINTER 1978 1958-60 ENGINE CODES 4 3 WINTER 1978 HARBOR FREEWAY 24 YEARS LATER 4 3 WINTER 1978 1956-57 GAS CAPS 4 3 WINTER 1978 ROCKFORD, IL MEET 4 3 WINTER 1978 1961-1962 CORVETTE 4 3 WINTER 1978 1953-67 HOSE CLAMPS 4 3 WINTER 1978 1963-67 FACT BOOK 4 3 WINTER 1978 RESTORATION TIPS 4-3 4 3 WINTER 1978 TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN #658 4 3 WINTER 1978 STING RAY FUN QUIZ (ANSWERS) 4 3 WINTER 1978 NEW CORVETTE MODELS (53,57,&62) 4 3 WINTER 1978 VOLUME 4 #4 IGNITION SHIELD CLIPS 4 4 SPRING 1978 1963-67 CORVETTE 4 4 SPRING 1978 1953-55 SALES SHEETS 4 4 SPRING 1978 DON'T JUNK IT-SIT ON IT! 4 4 SPRING 1978 1956-62 HARDTOP IDENTIFICATION 4 4 SPRING 1978 CORVETTE DATE CODES 4 4 SPRING 1978 TEMPERATURE SENDING UNITS 4 4 SPRING 1978 RESTORATION TIPS 4-4 4 4 SPRING 1978 1960 CORVETTE PREDICTION 4 4 SPRING 1978 Page 4 - 73 NCRS - The Corvette Restorer - Article Index SEARCH = Control+F (PC) or Command+F (MAC) TITLE OF ARTICLE VOL NUM DATE CORVETTE MODELS 4 4 SPRING 1978 REPRODUCTION PARTS 4-4 4 4 SPRING 1978 1956-62 OIL FILLER CAPS 4 4 SPRING 1978 FUEL INJECTION UNIT #7017380 4 4 SPRING 1978 INSURANCE ARTICLE #5 4 4 SPRING 1978 1965 GAS DOOR LID 4 4 SPRING 1978 1958, 1959, & 1960 PRICE SHEETS 4 4 SPRING 1978 VOLUME 5 #1 THE JUDGING AT FLINT 5 1 SUMMER 1978 WINTERIZING YOUR CORVETTE 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1957 FUEL INJECTION IGNITION DISTRIBUTORS 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1961-62 FUEL INJECTION IDENTIFICATION 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1958-59 FUEL INJECTION UNIT IDENTIFICATION 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1961-62 PAINT NUMBERS 5 1 SUMMER 1978 CORVETTE MODELS 5-1 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1963-65 FUEL INJECTION AIR CLEANER 5 1 SUMMER 1978 FLINT, MI MEET 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1953 CORVETTE PLANT PHOTOS 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1963-67 PANEL ALIGNMENT 5 1 SUMMER 1978 INSURANCE ARTICLE #6 5 1 SUMMER 1978 BASIC ELECTRONICS 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1953-67 RADIO IDENTIFICATION 5 1 SUMMER 1978 500,000TH CORVETTE ??? 5 1 SUMMER 1978 1963-67 NCRS JUDGING FORM 5 1 SUMMER 1978 SALES LETTER, 1953 CORVETTE, 7-10-53 5 1 SUMMER 1978 VOLUME 5 #2 1953 CORVETTE E53F001003 5 2 FALL 1978 1956-62 IGNITION SHIELDING 5 2 FALL 1978 REVIEW; PETERSEN AND CORVETTE! 5 2 FALL 1978 1953-60 GRILLE TEETH 5 2 FALL 1978 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL JUNKYARD 5 2 FALL 1978 PART ONE; THE HISTORY & REST.
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