"Save it", for what??
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its unfortunate that some suffer with a personality defect, or syndrome if you will, that forces them to never enjoy it, thereafter only to turn it over to someone else, take a beating anyway, and the cyle starts all over again.
on the other hand, i too see them as an opportunity to benefit from. what a sad world this is
on the other hand, i too see them as an opportunity to benefit from. what a sad world this is
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From: St. Peters MO Sometimes you have to prove yourself by doing alot of killing or alot of dying...
I thought these were investment toys that were only supposed to be wiped with a diaper and stored in a climate controlled garage 
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From: marina ca
Originally Posted by kwik_silver
I thought these were investment toys that were only supposed to be wiped with a diaper and stored in a climate controlled garage 
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Originally Posted by cuisinartvette
These aren't held together with safety pins, go enjoy it, will ya? That is all. 
Hell yes, beat it like a red headed step-child! If it breaks, fix it back better than before. Life's too short to have a Vette and not enjoy it for it's intended purpose. 
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I want my next C4 to be low mileage, pristine and bone stock.
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My plan was to "Save it" if you will. It has been sitting in the garage covered up for 4-5 months now (no time due to getting married and now selling the house). Now I need to get her running. What I have found over 4+ years of ownership is that it costs more to "Save it". Everytime I pull her out from sitting up in the garage something needs to be done to her $$$. I plan to really enjoy this car once she is up and running (hopefully next week). Wish me luck guys!
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Originally Posted by cuisinartvette
These aren't held together with safety pins, go enjoy it, will ya? That is all.
30 years 14 Vettes and over 1 million miles of 
and still 
