Thread: National Street Machine Club??
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05-15-2009 11:14 AM #1
National Street Machine Club??
Anybody ever heard of them?
Anybody join them??
A scam or good...?????
Their out of Minnetonka, MN......60 Vette 350 5speed not much stock.
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05-15-2009 11:24 AM #2
I joined them for the magazine, a few good articles.
As far as getting the free products to test, they talk about air compressors, wheels, tools and all of this great stuff but all I have ever seen comes in an envelope.
Like WD-40, or a new glue, or a car wax sample.
When you go to their forum members aren't too happy with them.
I don't think that I would invest in their so called "life membership"
I don't know if they will be around very long.
Ken
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05-15-2009 11:48 AM #3
Gee and I just got picked for their "life membership" { not everybody gets picked ,you know } if you don't join their "life membership" they want their key ring, patch and decal back.
60 Vette 350 5speed not much stock.
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05-15-2009 01:44 PM #4
Yeah, I have been chosen for life membership also!
I have at least 4 key rings, stickers, and patches.
If they saved their money on mailings and put it back into the "club"
they might have something.
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05-15-2009 05:52 PM #5
Yup... Tried it for a year... Got a car wash mit. Not worth it IMO. There are others on here with different opinions.
-ChrisPaint don't make it no faster
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05-16-2009 05:54 PM #6
I belong to nsmc and there were a lot of issues with the web site over the last year such as not being able to post pics or comments for some individuals, myself included. That is why I came over here and there are other people here from that site as well. They did put together a new site that works really well and so I am active there again. As far as testing products go, I have received the hose holder for the wd40 cans which is cheap, but haven't lost that little tube since I've had the holder. My best test product was a 3M Sungun which I think was worth around $300. I was impressed with how it worked and a friend is currently using it to finish up body work on a camaro and he is impressed with it as well. I know others from the web site who have tested batteries, intakes, headers and spark plugs. I think there may have been a carb in there as well. Anyway, they do have to big items to test, but it is few and far between.
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05-16-2009 07:07 PM #7
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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05-17-2009 11:23 AM #8
That scam has been coming around since the late 50s at least.theres no foo like an old foo
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