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2022 C5 of the Year Finalist - Modified
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I’ve always liked the rear quarter view.
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2022 C5 of the Year Finalist - Modified
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C7 of the Year - Modified Finalist 2021
Finalist 2020 C7 of the Year -- Modified
2020 C5 of the Year Finalist - Modified
C5 of Year Finalist (appearance mods) 2019
2018 C5 of Year Finalist
I’ve always liked the rear quarter view.
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there are certain viewing angles for the c5 that really make it look the best. Angles that accentuate the low front and big a$$. It always reminds me of that early rap song (sir mixalot?) I like big butts, and i cannot lie ! 
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personally...
c5 was an instant thumbs up design the moment i saw it. that and late model viper gts just share the same theme of curves and soft edges flowing into seamless design. i got a '99 'vert first then traded up to an '04 Z.
c6 never quite warmed up to it but the zr1 and z06 widebody's i like more, other than some of the tacky add-on items.
c7 goes full on transformer cartoon school of design, just so darned busy looking and i can't get over the tacked on factory jc whitney-style accessory look. esp the z06 spoiler.
c8 just saw in person for the first time the other day and got to spend 15 min or so checking it out, and it's pretty impressive.
of course mechanically and esp. interior getting better with each generation, and a "better" car all around.
regardless, they're all corvettes and they're all great. given the choice between vette vs. anything else, i would gladly own any generation (other than mid-late 70's and early 80's). it's america's sports car!
c5 was an instant thumbs up design the moment i saw it. that and late model viper gts just share the same theme of curves and soft edges flowing into seamless design. i got a '99 'vert first then traded up to an '04 Z.
c6 never quite warmed up to it but the zr1 and z06 widebody's i like more, other than some of the tacky add-on items.
c7 goes full on transformer cartoon school of design, just so darned busy looking and i can't get over the tacked on factory jc whitney-style accessory look. esp the z06 spoiler.
c8 just saw in person for the first time the other day and got to spend 15 min or so checking it out, and it's pretty impressive.
of course mechanically and esp. interior getting better with each generation, and a "better" car all around.
regardless, they're all corvettes and they're all great. given the choice between vette vs. anything else, i would gladly own any generation (other than mid-late 70's and early 80's). it's america's sports car!
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