No doubt

Same here...

but since I couldn't go anywhere I decided to change out the AC Condenser on my baby Lux 19 :thumbs:

It was easier than I expected (I was used to working on my '01 SS Camaro.), BUT it had just the right amount of clips, bolts, and laying-on-the floor-time, to satisfy the gearhead/garage mechanic in me. I fell in love all over again.

I also perused the C7 spy pics all over the web, and...I hope that the C7 is just as garage mechanic friendly.

Happy Sunday Everyone, I'm off to play gran turismo 5

Make sure you sup it up. Try putting in some extra batteries in series. The motors will take 24 Vdc (two 12 v batteries in series) and go MUCH faster. I had a blast watching my son doing donuts in those electric cars!

OP, very cool pics, especially the first one with the line of Vettes as far as you could see. Thanks for posting.:cheers:

I had similar surgery on the 9th of Nov, I picked up my new 427 on the 28th of Nov. In the 5 days I've had the car, I've driven 0 miles :ack: due to the surgery and not being able to shift gears.

Had to recruit a buddy to drive it home for me, another buddy was nice enough to come over and give me a ride in my own car this weekend.

Thinking it will be today or tomorrow and I'll finally be able to shift forward gears without pain. Hope you recover soon.

Same thing I do almost every weekend; action pistol match on Saturday... USPSA this week:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFtV6FT8Alw

Sunday: Yard work, and also made this AWESOME video (yes that is sarcasm) of my 100% stock exhaust note for future reference. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcaa3AGXuBA

LA Auto Show yesterday/:thumbs:

Ouch.

Very nice job...........

That's an impressive line of Corvettes. Looks like a fun weekend....good times! :thumbs:

What did you do this weekend?

I was racing with NASA Arizona at the Chuckwalla Valley Raceway (located between Blythe and Palm Springs, California). It's a challenging 2.75+ mile road course with some decent elevation changes. There were lots of fast cars and the weather was great around 75 degrees. They changed to an anti-clockwise configuration so it was like a new track for me. I still have room for improvement but I got my lap time under 2 minutes so I was happy. Even the 60 mile drive to the hotel in Palm Desert wasn't too bad. ;)

Wow what a bummer, must be tough not being able to drive your new 427 beauty! Your friends are the fortunate recipients of your pain, always nice to have good buds though! Be careful driving, even though mine is on the left side I wouldn't feel comfortable and mobile enough to drive my 427. Enjoy your new car and hope you recover soon also! :thumbs:

Saw Skyfall on Saturday & a late Thanksgiving dinner with the otehr half of the family on Sunday (They were on vacation in FL for the actual day of Thanksgiving)

Friday morning my mother called said my father was on the way to the hospital, he had a seizure , and she was afraid he'd had a stroke( thankfully it was not) so all weekend at the hospital. would LOVED to have gone for a cruise.

C & O Atlanta Ga. I'd guess there was at least 800 cars. First Sunday of every month. Goggle Caffeine and Octane for more photos and video's

Wow now that looks like fun.

Saturday: Weather was great...took the car out and did some errends with the Mrs...

Sunday: Went to Church and then had lunch at a nice local winery with some friends from our Corvette club (no I didn't drink...lol)

MT

Most of you had a fun weekend while I spent mine lounging in a hospital after getting another heart stent installed. I still had the bandage on my head from the cancer removal last Monday and hadn't yet mastered/regained control from the prostratectomy in September. Getting old sucks, but I hope I'm through this crap and can get back to racing soon. :D

I'd post pics, but the forum would ban me. :rofl:

I'd like to think things can only be better next weekend.:cheers:

:iagree:

Here's to your health HOXXOH. :cheers:

Thanks guys. It's just a bump in the road of life. I'm thankful to still be kicking, as there are millions who suffer far worse problems.