Suffering from Corvette withdraw
#1
Racer
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Suffering from Corvette withdraw
IÂ’ve been reading corvetteforum.com for a little over a year now but today I decided to become a member. I must say, the vast array of knowledge on this site is amazing. A big thanks goes out to the knowledgeable, friendly members who take their time to help out those who need a little help finding solutions. Also, thanks to the supporting members who make this sight possible. I have learned a lot.
IÂ’m 23 years old. I purchased my 1975 Corvette coupe when I was 16. As a child I walked past it every day on my paper routes. I used my paper route money to purchase the car in 96 for $6800.
I have only one problem. My car is in Iowa and I am in Kuwait serving our nations army in this war on terror. The problem is IÂ’m going crazy being away from my Vette. I started a body off restoration in 2002 an am currently at the chassis reassembly stage.
For now the only thing I can do I read corvetteforum.com and dream. Any thoughts?
Before and after photos
[Modified by Red_Shift, 5:53 PM 7/5/2004]
IÂ’m 23 years old. I purchased my 1975 Corvette coupe when I was 16. As a child I walked past it every day on my paper routes. I used my paper route money to purchase the car in 96 for $6800.
I have only one problem. My car is in Iowa and I am in Kuwait serving our nations army in this war on terror. The problem is IÂ’m going crazy being away from my Vette. I started a body off restoration in 2002 an am currently at the chassis reassembly stage.
For now the only thing I can do I read corvetteforum.com and dream. Any thoughts?
Before and after photos
[Modified by Red_Shift, 5:53 PM 7/5/2004]
#2
Safety Car
Re: Suffering from Corvette withdraw (Red_Shift)
I do not have a solution to missing your vette. We all have this
problem when we can't drive them but thanks for your service.
We appreciate it. :flag
problem when we can't drive them but thanks for your service.
We appreciate it. :flag
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Le Mans Master
Re: Suffering from Corvette withdraw (Red_Shift)
Corvettes are addicting... When you are without one you can become miserable, senile grouchy, and generally obnoxious. The cure is another Corvette
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Re: Suffering from Corvette withdraw (Larry B.)
Thanks for defending freedom. :flag :flag :flag
Just come home safe and in one piece, your vette will be here waiting for you.
Just come home safe and in one piece, your vette will be here waiting for you.