Mike90

We went for a ride with disabled kids, age from 6 to 16 years old.
Boy did we all had a great time. 17 Corvettes, all members of my club.
The smiles on the faces of the kids makes you feel very good.
One of the best days of my life with the Corvette.

I had a little boy at the age of 10 in my Vette who did not stop talking about it and wanted to know it all, what's this and that. At one point i said;
"thats the computer of the car"
He said; "What can it do"
After explaining it to him he said; "Where is the mousebutton" :D

Great day, we will do it again next year.

Just wanted to share this moment with you.

Mike

carter200

You're a good man, Mikey :yesnod: :cheers:

Alchemist

If i'm remembering right...Classic Glass Corvette Club in Marietta Ga does something similar with a local orphanage a couple times a year....or at least they used to. Sounded like a lotta fun!

rbhighrise

Probably their first corvette ride, that's :cool: :cool: !

FASTAZU

:cheers: :cool: :cool: Great I'll bet it left you with a :) all day :yesnod:

Mr Mojo

We were supposed to do that here in NJ, but nobody ever came up with more details.

Sharky Guam

Thanks for being a good ambassador for all of us other corvette enthusiasts!
:cheers:

morphious

That is a awsome way to share the experience with others. :cool: :cheers: :cheers:

Tx07BlackZ51

Great Job :cheers:

Voltech_LT4

can we do the same thing but with single college girls??? hahaha
:lol: :cheers:

GDP

Very :cool: . :yesnod:

Twin_Turbo

Hey, I know that club ;)

Mikey, tell them why the fire brigade. came :)


Marck
CrewChief of the Independent Corvette Club - The Netherlands - :smash:


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your drinking buddy

:cheers:

96 Collector Edition

:cool: :cool: :cool: :D :D :cheers:

Bob88Convertible

Excellent :yesnod:

blk90rdstr

You truly know the happiness corvettes bring to owners and admireres. Way to go.....this is the best post i have read in here. :cool: :cheers: :cool: :cheers: :cool: :cheers: :cool: :cheers: :cool: :cheers: :cool:

Zora

:cool: :cheers:

GS 163

:cool:

Twin_Turbo

Okay, since mike doesn't seem to read up on this topic any more I'll tell why the fire brigade came.

After the drive with the kids some of the club members started to do burnouts, wich the kids (and the rest of the crowd) seemd to like a lot.
The kids then asked our main rubberlayer (nicknamed smokey) to lay a good healthy strip of rubber right in front of the main entrance of the clinic.

After doing this someone heard the fire alarm go off because smoke had entered into the building ( smokey was really giving credit to his name :) )

The firebrigade came and they could see the fun in it, they decided to turn on their sirenes as well for the kids making it all a big spectacle

Here are some pics of the day: You gotta love those happy faces















































This is Mike :) (the dude ;) )


























All the kids got a photo in a frame from their driver of the day to keep as a remembrance. We'll beback around the end of this year to celebrate the 40th anniv. of the house with them.

Marck


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90EXPVette

Very Cool, I wonder if the Italian Corvette Club does anything like that....