MZee

Hi, I just bought one, when I brought it and put it in the garage, my white 6 speed 1990, someone in my family asked:What is that ?
Who drives those things anyway?
So, what is it you owners do for a living?
I figure all walks of life, I already know all ages!
It's for pure hobby pleasure!
MZee

ch@0s

If they have to ask what it is they don't deserve a response or explanation.
Anyway I'm IT. Welcome to the club

I think you will find that it is not what we do for a living that we have in common. It's what we do in our spare time.

LoneStarV

C4 owners are a mixed bag from young first time owners to old farts like me that owned them new off the showroom and have always liked them. The C1 C2 and early C3 owners tend to be older as the prices have become expensive on those models. A C4 can be bought relatively cheap and are the best bang for your buck in a vette.

Stig.Vette

Great topic! I'm uber-curious to hear about this, myself.

30 years old
Male
Married
0 Kids
College Grad (Economics)
Finance/Data Analyst

armysnipe

I'm in the U.S Army (Watercraft Engineering Officer) and am a "jack of all trades". My military experience has given me the ability and patience to do all my own work. Welcome to the club.


1993 White Arctic Coupe 6 SPD with red and black interior and Procharged 355CI LT-1

bangbgC6

Manufacturing Production Analyst

Racinfan83

I just traded a 71 Nova SS for my ZR-1. 47yrs old, kids grown, have several cats though. I work as a baggage handler for a major airline. Wife owns a small mortgage business. I'm pretty mechanically inclined - but don't really have the time or space for big projects. This car I can just uncover it and drive it wherever whenever. Might do some minor upgrades in the future - but prob just general maintenance....

Firemanb1

Safety Coordinator/Volunteer Firefighter/EMT.

CRUZN C4

I'm 35 and not married yet not single. I'm a production worker at Archer Daniels Midland and I have a dark red on saddle 90 coupe. Life is good!

PLRX

I'm a midget.

LoneStarV

ROFL! That explains all the mods you have done to your vette written up on several forums. Makes it easy to get in there and work in places Chevy designed for micro-hands.I keep bumping into your posts doing searches as i decide what to do to mine.

BigRedPig

20
Male
Single
0 kids (thank God!)
Midshipman in the USN
Pursuing a degree in mathematics at Arizona State

lkl2005

Blue collar career here. Finally able to work less and still afford....
A classy wife who makes good money
A loyal dog
And of course an awesome 86 with low miles

DonMeyers

64
Male
Single
Retired HS mathematics teacher
Always liked and worked on cars
1994 Dark Blue Coupe, 1982 Burgundy TransAm, 1995 Black Firebird Formula TTop, 1995 Purple Camaro Z28 Conv.

LoneStarV

57
Male
Retired
All the time in the world to work on my toy. Funds a little short right now after buying it.

bitsa85

43 Male
IT guy
1985 M/T &1978 auto
Married no kids
do all my own work.

laurieb

Me:
48 yo female
college graduate
Account management/IT

Husband:
65 yo male
Viet Nam era veteran
Retired
Two grown sons

crmvette

66yrs+
married with grandchildren
retired

MZee

I am 57. Grown children. A businessman and bought it from a 73 year old GM engineer with 5 vettes in his man cave

Allentown Ernie

O.K. Here goes, 75 years old - retired blue collar Mack worker 13 plus years of bliss. 1990 Quasar Blue coupe. I dont act anywhere near my age though. Ask my wife she will attest to that fact.