Do we have a fat azz
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From: Chicopee MA
Do we have a fat azz
I read all the talk and rumble from different articles and forums and one consensus is that we have fat azzes. I might be in a fog but I dint see it as fat but as powerful.Not to dis the c-6 cause I like them but they look like an adolescence vette.What I mean by this is that they need to grow some and get some maturity.If I wanted a viper with that kind of look I would have gone deeper in debt and got one.I like the overall size of ours it makes a statement when I arrive. Like make room for daddy.What do all you think? 
Last edited by Jesse; Sep 12, 2004 at 05:55 PM.
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I think it is relative... fat when compared to the other generations of Corvettes. 
I personally like my C5's fat azz.
And for those times when I want to play with a smaller azz, I pull out the C3.
I personally like my C5's fat azz.
And for those times when I want to play with a smaller azz, I pull out the C3.
Last edited by Jesse; Sep 12, 2004 at 05:56 PM.
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It's bigger than the previous generations, but so what? The shape of that rear end was only partially related to styling. Some of it had to do with the fact that it was being designed to hold a spare tire. (Yes, I realize they eventually decided to go with runflats.) Also, the wind tunnel had a significant influence on the shape. If you want a car that will do the things the C5 will do, you have to make some sacrifices and a tiny tush may be one of them. I think a hot looking, 350 hp car that will get 30 mpg with plenty of luggage space for an extended vacation is pretty amazing.
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Woman point of view here...this is the first time in my life that a big butt is acceptable (on my car) and damn it looks good...Judy 
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Originally Posted by Doughan
Yes we do, but I am an azz man. 
big ol' juicy booty! 
Baby Got Back!
Last edited by Jesse; Sep 12, 2004 at 05:58 PM.
