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Old 04-27-2021, 02:41 PM
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Default just saw this on the NCRS boards. JOHNZ-

Posted 3 days ago... just wanted to keep people in the know...

https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthre...ley-discussion

https://driveviper.com/forums/thread...OHN-P-HINCKLEY
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Old 04-27-2021, 03:03 PM
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Oh, no! I hope he is comfortable too. Very interesting to read about his adventures!

All the best John!
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Thanks for that, and sad, what a wealth of knowledge he is.
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Oh, man. I knew the day was coming, but hoping it would not. So sad. Another epic tremendous person in this great hobby about to succumb to the inevitable. I pray you make a miraculous recovery JH or the suffering to end. His will be done.
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I hope it all works out for John.

We have all been very fortunate to have a guy like him on this Board and many others we all frequent. His level of knowledge and expertise is second to none.

I always enjoyed reading about the assembly process and other procedures in the making of Chevrolets, especially the Camaro.

Heres one example:
The steel wheels were received raw in rail cars, and sent through a hot cleaning and iron phosphating system, then dip-primed or flow-coated with black primer and baked. Then they they were mounted on spinning hubs on racks (5 wheels to a rack) on a conveyor and the outer face of the wheel was sprayed with body color gloss wheel enamel, and they were baked again. From there they were conveyed to the tire mounting and balancing system. Only the outer face of the wheel had body color on it.

Thanks John for all the info you have shared!!!!
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Wishing for the Best Comfort and Care in this time of struggle.
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----Know John well, but haven't talked with him in several years now. What a gentleman and so much history. I just hope he is feeling OK!.....Bill S
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Sad to hear. One of the few among us who always gave more than he got from our hobby. All the best & God Bless.
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I hope it all works out for John.

We have all been very fortunate to have a guy like him on this Board and many others we all frequent. His level of knowledge and expertise is second to none.

I always enjoyed reading about the assembly process and other procedures in the making of Chevrolets, especially the Camaro.

Heres one example:
The steel wheels were received raw in rail cars, and sent through a hot cleaning and iron phosphating system, then dip-primed or flow-coated with black primer and baked. Then they they were mounted on spinning hubs on racks (5 wheels to a rack) on a conveyor and the outer face of the wheel was sprayed with body color gloss wheel enamel, and they were baked again. From there they were conveyed to the tire mounting and balancing system. Only the outer face of the wheel had body color on it.

Thanks John for all the info you have shared!!!!
You and me both... I am forever indebted to John!
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Terrible news...what an asset to our hobby, and a genuinely good guy.
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