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The PO put a name on mine in the showroom when he bought it. It's called Pure Sex. The po even had a tag made for it. So my wife and I keep it the same. At shows people take pictures by the car just to have the tag in it.Then there is times when little kids just learning to read stop in front of my car and try to sound it out. Until the parents pull then away.
My wife gave mine a similar name. She calls my C4 "your baby II".
She calls my C6 "Your Baby" She came up with it years ago when we went to a Chevy dealer that had several vettes on the showroom floor. She said all the guys in the show room were looking at the vettes as if they were looking at their kids in the delivery room at the hospital.
Just like to say. in USA, or any other inglish speaking countrys a car or a plane, are female, gramaticaly speaking, but in spanish a car, or a plane is a male. so with that out of the way, I call my vette
LA BESTIA.
wich is very interesting since "LA" is a spanish preposition used in general for a female, but in this specific case is use as a male pronoun.
My '92 is called C4orce2. Its builder, Kim Madsen, and Alan Colvin (former editor of Corvette Fever) agreed that it would be the second car in the C4orce Project started by Alan when he was with the magazine. Unfortunately by the time the car was complete Corvette Fever was out of publication and Kim Madsen passed away 6 months later. I decided to go ahead and keep the name even though the C4orce Project seems to be dead. C4orce2 has a LS3 Hot Cam (GMPP LS376/480) crate engine, there was to be an article in Corvette Fever about its build, and the car was to be shown at SEMA an other shows to demonstrate how LS3s could be installed in C4s while saving the digital functions.