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From: Los Angeles I'm here for a good time, not a long time!
All of you who drove your Corvettes in the rain are HEATHENS!!! - what it didn't...wait, nothing happened to the...ohhh they can get wet from another source other than a FILTERED water hose?? hmmmm, who knew!
GM went out of their way to make this car from materials that are light and rustproff.
I find it funny, that the same guys who won't drive in rain, are the same ones who spend all day Saturday dumping water (washing) their Vette, and getting water in every knook and cranny.
If it were mine I would pull it up on the ramps and wash and wax the undercarraige, again. But then yesterday I spent 6 hours with the buffer polishing the Borla stainless steel resonators (mufflers). They look great... if you lay down on the creeper.
GM went out of their way to make this car from materials that are light and rustproff.
I find it funny, that the same guys who won't drive in rain, are the same ones who spend all day Saturday dumping water (washing) their Vette, and getting water in every knook and cranny.
jThat is hitting the nail on the head. It's a car....drive it.
From: Los Angeles I'm here for a good time, not a long time!
Originally Posted by onedog 00
jThat is hitting the nail on the head. It's a car....drive it.
Mine Vette is my daily driver, just not in the rain. Its not that the vette can't handle it or it will get wet. But I live in So. Ca and if you have ever been on the fwys here when it rains, you would go before Congress and BEG to make the driving test harder! So I drive my less favorite car, the Infinity I35, and hope/pray no one hits me.
When you live in Oregon you either drive it in the rain or don't drive it at all. Then to make matters worse it's BLACK. I guess I'm just a glutton for punishment!