Rain+vette=?
Be safe.
Glenn
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts
Miles
Three times I can remember faced with driving off to something in the rain.
1. I went to some friends' wedding once, sans date, and it was looking like rain. I took the Corvette anyway. Yes, it rained during the wedding, but it got me worthwhile attention. While at the reception at his parents' house, a few of us were outside talking so I grabbed a chamois and wiped off the water. Looked After dropping off this young lady, I dropped the top on the way home and ran about 120 over Poplar Street bridge back across the Mississippi. A car would have not accomplished any of that.

(with all these Ramblers, you'd think I was in Wisc.)

2. Headed from Illinois to Jonesboro, Ark to visit my sister. Forecast was rain, but I took the '68 anyway. I was very glad I did. I hit about 75 miles of rain on the way down and ran into about 50 miles of rain on the way back, which got me top down. I ran about 40 of that with the top down until I stopped for gas. But I had a blast with it down there, doign things I could have never done in a car. I was very glad I had the Corvette with me, rather than a car.
3. Last space shuttle before Challenger was set to launch, and I decided to run up to see it. Got up at 4, got ready to leave at 4:30 and discovered it raining. I had just washed and waxed the Corvette yesterday, and sure didn't want to get it all wet and dirty so fast. With no break in sight on the rain, I jumped in and blasted up I95 to Cocoa, rain pouring down heavy. By the time I was there, the shuttle launched into a clear dark sky broken by the rising sun and made you just feel great to be alive. I spend quite a bit of the day up there running around, along the beach and all. Taking a car would have ruined the whole day. I'd have never gotten this picture.

Drive the car and save the Corvette for a future generation who may not have a single appreciation for it, or make the day (night) one to remember?
It isn't a hard decision.
Miles





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