New vette owner
05-23-2013, 01:40 PM
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New vette owner
Im a little late but ive been a huge vette fan and on the forum for a while just looking around. Ive loved the Bow Tie since growing up and always wanted one. Was stationed in Japan the Last 3 years and am finally back home in america and i just bought my first vette in January a 2005 
. Finally got to drive her in April when i first got home and then in May i drove across america to Fort Drum, New York to my new duty station. All i have to say to all the vette owns i seen on my travels and you waived hi i thank you. It made me feel welcomed into the community. Being in Japan and seeing how arrogant and annoying people are in the JDM side i thought i would see the same but everyone is so friendly and professional. Glad to be back in america and hope to learn alot more on what i do know.
. Finally got to drive her in April when i first got home and then in May i drove across america to Fort Drum, New York to my new duty station. All i have to say to all the vette owns i seen on my travels and you waived hi i thank you. It made me feel welcomed into the community. Being in Japan and seeing how arrogant and annoying people are in the JDM side i thought i would see the same but everyone is so friendly and professional. Glad to be back in america and hope to learn alot more on what i do know.
05-23-2013, 02:47 PM
#2
Hi Col Delarmente,
Welcome home and thank you for your service. This forum is great, you will meet some very knowledgeable people on here. Enjoy.
Kelly J.
Chevrolet Customer Care
Welcome home and thank you for your service. This forum is great, you will meet some very knowledgeable people on here. Enjoy.
Kelly J.
Chevrolet Customer Care
05-23-2013, 05:18 PM
#4
Team Owner
Welcome. Lived in Watertown while my father was stationed at Drum in the mid 60s. Be prepared to garage the vette for 4 or 5 winter months. Snow gets piled up 6 or more feet tall at intersections. Other than that it was a nice place to live.
