"Newbie" on the block
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Melting Slicks
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"Newbie" on the block
Hello! I have finally registered after observing for a couple of months. What a great site! I've been hooked on Vettes since the age of 9 when my brother drove a '57 fuellie into the driveway. My first one was a '57 project I bought for $300 when I was 15 in 1970. (Yes, of course I wish I had that one back.) I have owned several since, and currently have two Sharks and a Midyear. I am somewhat computer challenged, but will work at trying to get some pics posted. However, that will not stop my coming here with the problems/gremlins of my cars to tap into the vast array of knowledge that is Corvette Forum! Thanks in advance!
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Race Director
Re: "Newbie" on the block (MidShark)
Welcome to the forum. You will love it here. I think your sig says it all.
'66 Coupe 327-350 4-speed, Nassau Blue
'71 LT-1 Vert, 350-330 4-speed, Red
'81 Coupe 350-190 auto, Charcoal/silver
One Midyear, two Sharks. Does it get any
better than this?
'71 LT-1 Vert, 350-330 4-speed, Red
'81 Coupe 350-190 auto, Charcoal/silver
One Midyear, two Sharks. Does it get any
better than this?
#6
Re: "Newbie" on the block (MidShark)
Welcome to the posting part of the Forum. I read awhile before I posted my first time as well. This place definately made my first purchase a much more educated one. Doesn't mean I listened, just knew where I was goung wrong!
I don't know how you Multi-Vette owners can do it, I couldn't imagine spreading the love or money across multiple cars.
Jon
I don't know how you Multi-Vette owners can do it, I couldn't imagine spreading the love or money across multiple cars.
Jon
#7
Le Mans Master
Re: "Newbie" on the block (MidShark)
:seeya
One question for you, does your brother still own the 57 fuelie?
Welcome aboard :cheers:
One question for you, does your brother still own the 57 fuelie?
Welcome aboard :cheers:
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Re: "Newbie" on the block (Jon69L46)
Agreed!
I don't know how you Multi-Vette owners can do it
All I can figure is that they have a few bux more than I do! :mad :rolleyes: :nopity
I don't know how you Multi-Vette owners can do it
All I can figure is that they have a few bux more than I do! :mad :rolleyes: :nopity
#14
Le Mans Master
Re: "Newbie" on the block (SanDiegoPaul)
welcome to the forum,and by the looks of your signature you have a few very nice vettes,cant wait to see the pics.
#16
Team Owner
Re: "Newbie" on the block (MidShark)
Welcome to the Forum, Richard!
Make sure you periodically check out the Great Lakes section for happenings over on the West side! :cheers:
Make sure you periodically check out the Great Lakes section for happenings over on the West side! :cheers:
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Melting Slicks
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Re: "Newbie" on the block (Jon69L46)
Thanks for the warm welcome. I do feel very fortunate to own more than one of these cars. I am self-employed (a Builder) and have to make my own way as far as retirement is concerned. I decided a long time ago that I'd just as soon have part of this in something tangible that I could really enjoy. After all, you can't drive a mutual fund! Don't get me wrong, I am not speculating or buying them just as investments, but I do consider them a safe place to put my hard earned money, especially in the last couple of years. I love these cars, each one is :cool: in it's own way. Sometimes I have work going on all three at once :crazy: . I am currently de-Bubba-izing my '81 now.
SMOKED TIRES: As a matter of fact, my brother DOES still have his '57 fuellie, but I get first dibs :jester
SMOKED TIRES: As a matter of fact, my brother DOES still have his '57 fuellie, but I get first dibs :jester
#19
Le Mans Master
Re: "Newbie" on the block (MidShark)
I'm glad that you have joined us. It sounds as if you can help us out as well. I'm of the same opinion about retirement accounts, I much prefer ones that you can drive.