National Street Machine Club??

Anybody ever heard of them?

Anybody join them??

A scam or good...?????:eek:

Their out of Minnetonka, MN......

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

Gee and I just got picked for their "life membership" { not everybody gets picked ,you know :HMMM:} if you don't join their "life membership" they want their key ring, patch and decal back.:CRY:

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.

Yup... Tried it for a year... Got a car wash mit. Not worth it IMO. There are others on here with different opinions.

-Chris

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.

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!!!!!

That scam has been coming around since the late 50s at least.