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I'm approaching the time to sign up for an SSOA membership. Can any of you out there tell me about the benefits of membership? Thanks.
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Why the rest of us, of course But seriously... You get a letter of authenticity signed by the great folks at SLP, proving your car is a genuine SS and what options it came with. Plus some trinkets: SSOA stickers, license plate frame, antenna flag. I'm sure there's something I missed and someone else will point it out
I hope to see your name on the next list of new members...
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Besides everything listed here at this link........, you get an opportunity to participate in special events. A past example has been the two discounted/group trips to Bragg-Smith Advanced Driving School. One coming up is in my signature....(our special activities at Bowling Green).
The best thing about membership is the opportunities that present themselves to be associated with and meet some of the nicest people on the planet.
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When a member of SSOA, the paperwork that goes with your purchasing paperwork adds value to the car. . .how much? This depends on how long you keep the vehicle and what shape it is in. . .the authentication method and updates available from SLP are invaluable. Our Camaros will soon be a thing of the past. . .hence, VALUE! Good driving!
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But seriously...
