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[Chuck S.]

Re: Job Numbers On Exhaust Filler Panel

I emailed her about the photos, and invited her to drop over and say hello.

If she's got some spare time, maybe we'll get to see the pics after all. I would like to see how "Sofie" has come along...Of course, as busy as she's been, Sofie may not be any further along than mine since I last talked with her.

[Michael H.]

Re: Job Numbers On Exhaust Filler Panel

I see her Corvette website is somewhat current so she must be Corvette active. Hope she isn't MIA here at NCRS because she's upset about something. Anyone that intense about learning/recording legit information is certainly an asset to this board.

[Juliet P.]

Re: Job Numbers On Exhaust Filler Panel

Hi! Thanks for the heads up Chuck. I've been busy as heck lately with work, kid stuff, glass bead making etc... I special ordered a new corvette in Sept (Atomic Orange coupe with Comp.Grey wheels and lots of goodies!) and just picked it up last Sat. YahoO! What an awesome machine! BTW, I never did finish up the PhD. Did all the coursework (took 7 years part time) but never did the thesis. Long story.. best shared over some drinks sometime. I got my life back though... well sorta.

Sophia finally got a Top Flight last fall. There isn't any shortage of weekend projects to do still though.

The page you're looking for is on the 1970 Registry website here: http://corvetteforum.net/c3/1970registry/JobNo.html
I've got all the info I've collected about grease pencil markings / job #s in the one place for lots of cars! ~Juliet

[Michael H.]

Re: Job Numbers On Exhaust Filler Panel

Thanks Juliet. Good to hear from you.

[Chuck S.]

Re: Job Numbers On Exhaust Filler Panel

Hi, Juliet. Well, I see you found the thread in spite of that bad address. Sorry about that.

Are you and Greg coming to the Boston National? We're coming up, and I want to hear the long story...you were almost there. Anyway, getting your life back is always Priority One.

Really good to hear from you.