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« on: February 18, 2022, 10:03:38 PM »
Totally agree that some of the info in the database should be kept hidden by a few safe-keepers. Helps keep the flippers and fraudulent thieves from learning some of the things to better fake a car, in my opinion. What I don't know won't kill me and I will enjoy my Camaro none the less. That is what we all need to understand. They are cars, not family. If I considered my car family I wouldn't abuse it from time to time, but once in a while it needs put through it's paces. Actually, in my opinion, the folks who need to worry about a lot of the things pertaining to the database are the ones who actually have or are in the process of owning or purchasing a true numbers car. Once the factory numbers are gone, like me, you just have a Camaro to do with as you please and enjoy. Nothing wrong with asking how to try and put one back as close to factory specs as possible, but in the end you just end up with a somewhat day 2 or 3 factory clone. Not trying to pi$$ anyone off and opinions are like well,you know what. I too have seen folks wear out the look at this car they pulled up on the internet for opinions and after a while I no longer look at their links because it becomes apparent that they have no clue as to what they want and proves that they don't try to get info/details themselves to better understand what their actually looking for/at. I agree with Bryons opinion and yes, I have no stake in the matter and I know it.
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