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I was at a classic car show in Bowling Green, Virginia, recently and I was amazed to hear a young teen-age boy walk over to a beautiful 1975 Corvette and ask his father, "Dad, is this a Dodge?"
His dad didn't seem to hear him as he was lost in thought while examining a classic Mustang.
The boy walked around and found the word "Corvette" on the back of the car and said to himself, "Corvette." Then, he caught up with his father and said, "Dad, is this a Dodge Corvette?"
It's obvious that his dad was doing the right thing by bringing him to car shows. He needs all the classic car education he can get.
Up the street, a woman looked at a 1990 Corvette and asked her husband, "Mine is a C6, right?" He told, "That's right." Then, she said, "Then this (1990) must be a C2 or a C3."
I told myself, "Anyone who doesn't even know for sure the generation of his or her Corvette should not even be driving one."
If it were a C5, then the boy would be hitting the nail on the head....one of the guys from the Chicago Crew put a dodge Hemi 5.7 in his C5...why? Who knows.....
"Mine is a C6, right?" He told, "That's right." Then, she said, "Then this (1990) must be a C2 or a C3."
Put me in the makeup section of any major store and I don't know the difference between one eyeliner and the other, yet my wife can spot her brand and shade from a mile away...
I don't expect her to know the difference between a spark plug and a oxygen sensor...She still drives it all the same.
Put me in the makeup section of any major store and I don't know the difference between one eyeliner and the other, yet my wife can spot her brand and shade from a mile away...
I don't expect her to know the difference between a spark plug and a oxygen sensor...She still drives it all the same.
Hehe...My mom sounds like that...Someone asked her whether our C3 was an automatic or a manual, and she goes, "I think it's a manual..."
Then she said it was a 5 speed manual. My dad and I said, "No, it's a 4 speed."
I was at a classic car show in Bowling Green, Virginia, recently and I was amazed to hear a young teen-age boy walk over to a beautiful 1975 Corvette and ask his father, "Dad, is this a Dodge?"
His dad didn't seem to hear him as he was lost in thought while examining a classic Mustang.
The boy walked around and found the word "Corvette" on the back of the car and said to himself, "Corvette." Then, he caught up with his father and said, "Dad, is this a Dodge Corvette?"
It's obvious that his dad was doing the right thing by bringing him to car shows. He needs all the classic car education he can get.
Up the street, a woman looked at a 1990 Corvette and asked her husband, "Mine is a C6, right?" He told, "That's right." Then, she said, "Then this (1990) must be a C2 or a C3."
I told myself, "Anyone who doesn't even know for sure the generation of his or her Corvette should not even be driving one."
-- Eric
You think thats bad i had a neighbor hood kid come up to me when i was working on my vette and told me he didnt like corvettes. I asked him why and he says that all the corvetts look alike from 53 up till 85 but he did say he likes the 83 vette i started to laugh so hard that i had to tell him go away
I don't expect her to know the difference between a spark plug and a oxygen sensor...She still drives it all the same.
Funny you should say that... i was fooling with an O2 sensor the other day when my girl walked up and said.. "Thats a spark plug right?" She promptly sat through a lengthy explanation of the modern combustion engine.. Never expected it to sink in however........
Put me in the makeup section of any major store and I don't know the difference between one eyeliner and the other, yet my wife can spot her brand and shade from a mile away...
I don't expect her to know the difference between a spark plug and a oxygen sensor...She still drives it all the same.
So that must mean you are completely clueless as to what eyeliner you have on every day?
Funny you should say that... i was fooling with an O2 sensor the other day when my girl walked up and said.. "Thats a spark plug right?" She promptly sat through a lengthy explanation of the modern combustion engine.. Never expected it to sink in however........
Hahahaha ... whenever i try to explain things like this to my girlfriend... i get a blank stare.... followe by an... Ohhhhh ... ok i will leave you alone to do this... you want me to get you a beer! hahahahah
When I was at the Red Line Corvettes car show a few weeks ago there was a guy telling his little girl who was up on his shoulders what posi traction was.
That little girl will make a great wife some day, she was good at pretending to be interested.
Later she came over to my car and said she liked it... I told her dad that he has done a fine job of raising her.
When I first got it, someone made a comment to me about how the body of my Vette had no rust. Yeah , i said, funny thing about fiberglass huh.
Really, When did they start doing that? (this person is one of those i know everything types)
When I first got it, someone made a comment to me about how the body of my Vette had no rust. Yeah , i said, funny thing about fiberglass huh.
Really, When did they start doing that? (this person is one of those i know everything types)
They started it in 1978 with the anniversary edition, and it was so popular that they started selling kits to retrofit previous versions with fiberglass panels. That's why you don't see any old metal-body Corvette's around anymore!