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My hat's off to all you corvette owners. I just bought my first vette ('72 vert, small blk). Had no idea how much work would be involved. Maybe I'm just clueless. I'm lucky in one aspect, as a family member is also a 72 owner. He's been a huge help. Let's just hope it's a learning experience and I gain some valuable knowledge. Hopefully, I won't regret this decision. I love the car and love driving it.
You'll hear from me again soon, as I have many things to fix and this board is a great place for advice.
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15
Congrats on the new toy. It really helps the cause when you can rely on a bunch of fellow enthusiasts, like us, for help. Don't be afraid to ask anything you run across. Someone here has been there and done that. Most of all enjoy the vette.
Congratulations on the purchase of your Corvette and welcome to the Corvette Forum.
You will likely find answers here to most any problem you encounter with your car.
Enjoy the new toy,
Kurt
Welcome! Everyone here is really helpful, don't feel bad about asking a question about anything, I had a question yesterday and within 10 minutes had my answer, and 5 minutes after that, problem solved! Great bunch of people on here.
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