Larz Anderson
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From: Virginia
For anyone who's not a Masshole and doesn't know, the Lars Anderson museum in Brookline, MA, is pretty amazing.
https://larzanderson.org/
https://larzanderson.org/
Is my vette stock?? HAHA
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2020 C3 of the Year Finalist - Modified
2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (performance mods)
2019 C3 of Year Winner (performance mods)
2016 C3 of Year Finalist
Didnt see your post, I worked on my mothers blueberry bush netting frames.....got to keep her happy so I get fresh blueberry pie. Sunk some permanent iron pipe and welded up a 12x4x8 frame
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I'd say .great turnout, not that I counted, but certainly on par with past years. In the past there was a family owned from new LT-1 coupe - I forget the year, but it was not there today. A great Corvette 'friend' whom I've not seen for a couple years WAS there, so that made it worthwhiile. I went with a long-time friend whom I'd not seen for a couple of years, and that was icing on the cake (or maybe it was the other way around.)
We ended up sitting an chatting wtih Chris, who has a '62 that he's owned for a bazillion years. Some how we got to talking hi-fi, and his aging preamp that needs attention. My friend was a stereo geek for years, and has done this sort of work, so he could give lots of good information. And I have a neighbor that does this sort of thing commercially, so I provided his contact info if needed.
I forgot my camera... I do have one phone picture, and a party of the museum took a bunch of pictures of The Pig and I. I might share a few of those when I get them.
And more car irritations, upon which I'll write later.
PS: There was a '54 survivor, also a family car!
We ended up sitting an chatting wtih Chris, who has a '62 that he's owned for a bazillion years. Some how we got to talking hi-fi, and his aging preamp that needs attention. My friend was a stereo geek for years, and has done this sort of work, so he could give lots of good information. And I have a neighbor that does this sort of thing commercially, so I provided his contact info if needed.
I forgot my camera... I do have one phone picture, and a party of the museum took a bunch of pictures of The Pig and I. I might share a few of those when I get them.
And more car irritations, upon which I'll write later.
PS: There was a '54 survivor, also a family car!
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