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Location: Fernandina Beach FL
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2023 Restomod of the Year finalist
2020 C3 of the Year Winner - Modified
I really think the cars owned me...
First a C3 (68) bought in 78...then wrecked it...
Then a 71 (purchased 1980 )which I still have-now silver
2 C2's (both 65s)
1 C4 (87)
then another C3 (73) bought a few years ago-
Total of 6-
Richard
First a C3 (68) bought in 78...then wrecked it...
Then a 71 (purchased 1980 )which I still have-now silver
2 C2's (both 65s)
1 C4 (87)
then another C3 (73) bought a few years ago-
Total of 6-
Richard
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Location: About 1100 miles from where I call home. Blue lives matter.
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And I haven’t bought one lately.
And I haven’t bought one lately.
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Just another Corvette guy
The '73 I just bought last week makes number 50.
#6
Melting Slicks
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Location: Opelousas, Lousiana
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CI 6-7 & 9 Veteran
I am on number 6:
1988 35th Anniversary Edition Coupe
2002 Black Coupe with red interior
2007 Monterey Red Convertible
2015 Black Coupe with red interior (loved the car, but missed the ragtop
Currently own:
2016 Bright red convertible
1972 Coupe.
We have enjoyed a lot of road trips in our late model Corvettes. These cars always create opportunities to meet new friends all over the country. We also love the conversations we have on the road when people see our cars. Everyone seems to have a Uncle Fred who had one of those 63 or 64s that was "way faster than the new ones."
1988 35th Anniversary Edition Coupe
2002 Black Coupe with red interior
2007 Monterey Red Convertible
2015 Black Coupe with red interior (loved the car, but missed the ragtop
Currently own:
2016 Bright red convertible
1972 Coupe.
We have enjoyed a lot of road trips in our late model Corvettes. These cars always create opportunities to meet new friends all over the country. We also love the conversations we have on the road when people see our cars. Everyone seems to have a Uncle Fred who had one of those 63 or 64s that was "way faster than the new ones."
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I am on number 6:
1988 35th Anniversary Edition Coupe
2002 Black Coupe with red interior
2007 Monterey Red Convertible
2015 Black Coupe with red interior (loved the car, but missed the ragtop
Currently own:
2016 Bright red convertible
1972 Coupe.
We have enjoyed a lot of road trips in our late model Corvettes. These cars always create opportunities to meet new friends all over the country. We also love the conversations we have on the road when people see our cars. Everyone seems to have a Uncle Fred who had one of those 63 or 64s that was "way faster than the new ones."
1988 35th Anniversary Edition Coupe
2002 Black Coupe with red interior
2007 Monterey Red Convertible
2015 Black Coupe with red interior (loved the car, but missed the ragtop
Currently own:
2016 Bright red convertible
1972 Coupe.
We have enjoyed a lot of road trips in our late model Corvettes. These cars always create opportunities to meet new friends all over the country. We also love the conversations we have on the road when people see our cars. Everyone seems to have a Uncle Fred who had one of those 63 or 64s that was "way faster than the new ones."
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#13
Melting Slicks
I have had 3, a 67 vert which I loved and drove every day through rain and snow. Until I realized waht it was worth and then I was afraid to drive it. After 10 years I sold it and bought an 84. Biggest piece of garbage Gm made starting with the peeling paint. But I learned never buy the first year of anything, And for the past 4 years I have a 78, still inpieces being restomodded and I am having more fun with that than either of the other two. Imagine my joy when I can finally DRiVE it. I guess we are all gluttons for punishment.
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