Nice to be back in a Corvette
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Bergen County NJ
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 9,883
Likes: 518
From: Bergen County NJ
Race Director
Joined: Jan 2003
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From: State of Confusion
I've been thinking about how to properly answer this question for a few days, and am still unsure:
these 2 versions of Corvettes are as-different as the era in which they were designed (early 1960's, early 1990's)
in every way, shape, and form (straight-line performance, handling, mileage, creature-comforts, etc.), the C5 is a far-superior vehicle,
but with 30 years of technological evolution, it should be
although I didn't own a Corvette until I was 40, I had been-around the 3rd version cars for 25+ years
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-c5ville.html
my '82 has been gone 3+ years now, and I miss it very-much, but my life has changed, too, and I am 'adapting' to it, and my C5
the more I drive it, the quicker I am adapting...
... if it would just quit frikking raining!!!
these 2 versions of Corvettes are as-different as the era in which they were designed (early 1960's, early 1990's)
in every way, shape, and form (straight-line performance, handling, mileage, creature-comforts, etc.), the C5 is a far-superior vehicle,
but with 30 years of technological evolution, it should be
although I didn't own a Corvette until I was 40, I had been-around the 3rd version cars for 25+ years
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-c5ville.html
my '82 has been gone 3+ years now, and I miss it very-much, but my life has changed, too, and I am 'adapting' to it, and my C5
the more I drive it, the quicker I am adapting...
... if it would just quit frikking raining!!!
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 9,883
Likes: 518
From: Bergen County NJ
I've been thinking about how to properly answer this question for a few days, and am still unsure:
these 2 versions of Corvettes are as-different as the era in which they were designed (early 1960's, early 1990's)
in every way, shape, and form (straight-line performance, handling, mileage, creature-comforts, etc.), the C5 is a far-superior vehicle,
but with 30 years of technological evolution, it should be
although I didn't own a Corvette until I was 40, I had been-around the 3rd version cars for 25+ years
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-c5ville.html
my '82 has been gone 3+ years now, and I miss it very-much, but my life has changed, too, and I am 'adapting' to it, and my C5
the more I drive it, the quicker I am adapting...
... if it would just quit frikking raining!!!
these 2 versions of Corvettes are as-different as the era in which they were designed (early 1960's, early 1990's)
in every way, shape, and form (straight-line performance, handling, mileage, creature-comforts, etc.), the C5 is a far-superior vehicle,
but with 30 years of technological evolution, it should be
although I didn't own a Corvette until I was 40, I had been-around the 3rd version cars for 25+ years
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...o-c5ville.html
my '82 has been gone 3+ years now, and I miss it very-much, but my life has changed, too, and I am 'adapting' to it, and my C5
the more I drive it, the quicker I am adapting...
... if it would just quit frikking raining!!!
