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yeah i agree with all of you i get mad at it and walk away and swear so it cant hear me, wierd i know. wonder why men do that and get so excited over cars while girls could care less, either way i love her
haha, nice post.
but in my opinion...whether the vette be a 53 blue flame, a 67 L88, a crossfired 84 or the latest ZR-1, all vettes have a character of their own. and ALL deserve to be named. my 2 cents.
Over the past few years of working on (The Car) it seems to get called a few things when things do not go well. So I guess it is either (the Car or sob) although it depends on how it is behaving at the time it might get called by severial other names. It has idenity issues all the time, I think it might have a split personality.
My daughter calls my 68 "McQueen" after the car in the "Cars" movie. Doesn't matter my car isn't a C6 or red (68 is bronze) but to her it's a Corvette, and in her world thats close enough
I personally don't name cars, except when something goes wrong
I never thought about it, I've just always refered to it as the "cherrybomb" must be all the red . If I'm going somewhere the fiance' says are you taking the beast She loves it but won't drive it, she justs says nope, it's your baby. Gotta love her!
Although it has been called everyname under the sun.
(usually when I slip with a wrench ect,)
This one still fits.
Names can be silly,but they do help to identify one car from another.
Ohhhh, I agree with the guys who don't name cars. I just refer to mine as it or the year. There are however other names I've used in the past like %#^*, %&# and on and on. LOL They do have a tendency of being called SPECIAL names at times.