AIM quality

[Jason W.]

Hello All

My father and I are just starting the process of restoring his corvette. I have purchased Noland Adam's Corvette Restoration Guide and an AIM from Mid-America. Noland's book is great and has some of the pages from the AIM but obviously not all.

My question is, the AIM looks like it has been copied so many times that some of the diagrams you can't even make out. Is this normal with all of them or is there some that are better then others?

thanks in advance

Jason (52761)

[Gary C.]

Re: AIM quality

Jason,

Recommend you also purchase the 5th edition 56-7 Judging Reference Manual from the NCRS Store. The AIM as long as it's readable is very helpful.

FYI - Noland's book was written a long time ago and lots of new information has become available.

Gary
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[John H.]

Re: AIM quality

My question is, the AIM looks like it has been copied so many times that some of the diagrams you can't even make out. Is this normal with all of them or is there some that are better then others?

thanks in advance

Jason (52761)

Jason -

Yes, that's "normal" in many cases - depends on the vendor and how many generations of copies they've used; I have many AIM's, most of them ordered from the NCRS store, and generally they're satisfactory. We're fortunate to have them - our hobby brethren in the Ford and Mopar camps have nothing like them.

[Jason W.]

Re: AIM quality

Thanks gentlemen!

Judging manual on its way