Alright...who does the lookback?
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Queensbury NY
Alright...who does the lookback?
I know I am guilty of it no matter where I go.
I just can't seem to walk away from my car without looking back at least once. Although sometimes that just isn't enough...
If you say no, I know your lying.
I just can't seem to walk away from my car without looking back at least once. Although sometimes that just isn't enough...
If you say no, I know your lying.
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Instructor
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That's exactly what I do. Also, when I come home after a hard day at work and open the garage to drive the DD in, I see the back of the Vette and smile.Yes, I've talked to her too and I've even hugged her a couple of times out of appreciation. Especially after she kept me from getting in a really bad wreck.
Is there some kind of treatment for what we have? Even if there is, I don't want it.
Owning a Vette gives new meaning to the saying: "GRIN and bear it". Or how about - GRIN and FLOOR it!
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Chicago IL
That's exactly what I do. Also, when I come home after a hard day at work and open the garage to drive the DD in, I see the back of the Vette and smile.Yes, I've talked to her too and I've even hugged her a couple of times out of appreciation. Especially after she kept me from getting in a really bad wreck.
Is there some kind of treatment for what we have? Even if there is, I don't want it.
Owning a Vette gives new meaning to the saying: "GRIN and bear it". Or how about - GRIN and FLOOR it!
That's exactly what I feel. Everytime I open the garage door (I park the DD behind the vette to "protect it") I can't wipe the smile off of my face. I even say "goodbye" to it when I leave home.
