What does FRC stand for?????
08-30-2006, 07:58 PM
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What does FRC stand for????? I don't mean to sound stupid, but I keep seeing FRC in a lot of threads and I don't know what it stands for, or what kind of vette is it. Please help. 
08-30-2006, 09:06 PM
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frc is the vettes from 99 and 00 that did not have a long back window and the roof is not removeable. z06's have the same body styling(short window) but to help people know what you are talking they are still referred to as z06's not frc's.
but anyway its small back window and a trunk. as opposed to the coupes that have a long back glass and hatch. verts, frc's and z06's have the same roof line.
but anyway its small back window and a trunk. as opposed to the coupes that have a long back glass and hatch. verts, frc's and z06's have the same roof line.
08-30-2006, 09:11 PM
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And now to add to the confusion, you might even see those initials in reference to something not even related to Corvettes, it can also stand for the Fuel Rail Covers that go on an LSX motor LOL. 
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08-30-2006, 11:43 PM
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they also have weight reductions they were introduced as a stripper vette 3100 pounds and they have z51 suspension package, it was the pure race corvette b4 the z06
08-30-2006, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by n2oJOE
they also have weight reductions they were introduced as a stripper vette 3100 pounds and they have z51 suspension package, it was the pure race corvette b4 the z06
08-31-2006, 08:17 AM
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Can also be refered to as Factory Race Car.
Before production the GM code name was "Billy Bob". It was billed as the affordable, stripped down Corvette for the masses.
Before production the GM code name was "Billy Bob". It was billed as the affordable, stripped down Corvette for the masses.
08-31-2006, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by TSDuke
Can also be refered to as Factory Race Car.
Before production the GM code name was "Billy Bob". It was billed as the affordable, stripped down Corvette for the masses.
Before production the GM code name was "Billy Bob". It was billed as the affordable, stripped down Corvette for the masses.
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08-31-2006, 02:50 PM
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it depends!
if the person saying FRC was cussing and really pissed off then he is refering the the Flying Roof Club (probably just got the notice of his dues lol), those guys are always in a bad mood. Now if he is smiling and waxing his car, then well he is talking about the Fixed Roof Coup, which incendently is not allowed to join the Flying Roof Club (I personaly think all of those Flying Roof Club members are snobs, They wont let me and my vert join the club no matter how hard I try
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if the person saying FRC was cussing and really pissed off then he is refering the the Flying Roof Club (probably just got the notice of his dues lol), those guys are always in a bad mood. Now if he is smiling and waxing his car, then well he is talking about the Fixed Roof Coup, which incendently is not allowed to join the Flying Roof Club (I personaly think all of those Flying Roof Club members are snobs, They wont let me and my vert join the club no matter how hard I try
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08-31-2006, 05:01 PM
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Thank you to everyone that replied. All of you have been very helpful as usual. Now that I know what it stands for, I had a chance to buy one when I bought my coupe. A friend of mine kept trying to get me to buy one, but I wanted the freedom of taking the top off and letting the sunshine in.
Thanks again,
Rusty
Thanks again,
Rusty
