9 months of ownership
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9 months of ownership
Have had the vette 9 months and by far the most enjoyable car I've ever owned. Went from bone stock to full exhaust, Intake , and tune. Loving every second of it just have the horsepower bug now 😈
First day I brought her home
How she sits now
First day I brought her home
How she sits now
#4
Beautiful. I'm sitting at 3 months
#6
Great progress. I'm at just over 2 months myself. It is truly a joy to drive.
#8
Le Mans Master
Glad to see you're getting lots of enjoyment out of your 'vette.
I have mine for 2 1/2 years now, and every time I hit that start button, I feel like I'm 16 again!
I have mine for 2 1/2 years now, and every time I hit that start button, I feel like I'm 16 again!
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Carvin (09-30-2015)
#9
Racer
I've had my car for just about one month. This is my first Corvette, although it has been my dream car for 40 years. I find myself having a difficult time going to sleep each night, as I can't wait for the morning when I get to drive my baby again. My wife thinks I'm crazy/obsessed, and perhaps she has a point, but I've worked and waited a long time for this moment, and my anticipation and expectations have not been disappointed. I feel like I thought I would when I was seven and fell in love with the early C3.
Joe
Joe
#10
Le Mans Master
I've had my car for just about one month. This is my first Corvette, although it has been my dream car for 40 years. I find myself having a difficult time going to sleep each night, as I can't wait for the morning when I get to drive my baby again. My wife thinks I'm crazy/obsessed, and perhaps she has a point, but I've worked and waited a long time for this moment, and my anticipation and expectations have not been disappointed. I feel like I thought I would when I was seven and fell in love with the early C3.
Joe
Joe
It was white with red interior, and I wanted one ever since.
I always swore I would wait until I could afford to order a brand new Corvette.
It didn't happen until I was 69 years of age. Waited 55 years for that moment, it was awesome.
Good luck to ya!
#11
Racer
There are many similar stories here. I had my first close up and personal look at a 1957 'vette when I was 14 years of age.
It was white with red interior, and I wanted one ever since.
I always swore I would wait until I could afford to order a brand new Corvette.
It didn't happen until I was 69 years of age. Waited 55 years for that moment, it was awesome.
Good luck to ya!
It was white with red interior, and I wanted one ever since.
I always swore I would wait until I could afford to order a brand new Corvette.
It didn't happen until I was 69 years of age. Waited 55 years for that moment, it was awesome.
Good luck to ya!
#12
Le Mans Master
I'm glad that I'm not the only person that feels possessed. BTW, I have not, at any point, felt dissapointed by my C6, coupled with my expectations built over 40 years, and I have been told that my expectations are fairly unrealistic by several people very close to me, regardless of topic, but especially when it comes to cars. Ha! L O V E T H I S C A R!!!!!!
The harmonic balancer, the connector under the driver's seat for the air bag sensor, the low beam headlight issue, and several others.
One would think that purchasing a 2013, at the end run after 9 years of refining the same car, would result in owning a car that has reached perfection.
Yet, after all those years, GM made no attempt to correct these issues.
They kept selling the car year after year, knowing that these issues existed.
That's disappointing, and inexcusable.
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I've had my car for just about one month. This is my first Corvette, although it has been my dream car for 40 years. I find myself having a difficult time going to sleep each night, as I can't wait for the morning when I get to drive my baby again. My wife thinks I'm crazy/obsessed, and perhaps she has a point, but I've worked and waited a long time for this moment, and my anticipation and expectations have not been disappointed. I feel like I thought I would when I was seven and fell in love with the early C3.
Joe
Joe
#14
Drifting
There are many similar stories here. I had my first close up and personal look at a 1957 'vette when I was 14 years of age.
It was white with red interior, and I wanted one ever since.
I always swore I would wait until I could afford to order a brand new Corvette.
It didn't happen until I was 69 years of age. Waited 55 years for that moment, it was awesome.
Good luck to ya!
It was white with red interior, and I wanted one ever since.
I always swore I would wait until I could afford to order a brand new Corvette.
It didn't happen until I was 69 years of age. Waited 55 years for that moment, it was awesome.
Good luck to ya!
#16
Racer
The only areas in which I have been disappointed, relate to those issues, that have been known to GM, since the first C6 rolled off the line in 2005.
The harmonic balancer, the connector under the driver's seat for the air bag sensor, the low beam headlight issue, and several others.
One would think that purchasing a 2013, at the end run after 9 years of refining the same car, would result in owning a car that has reached perfection.
Yet, after all those years, GM made no attempt to correct these issues.
They kept selling the car year after year, knowing that these issues existed.
That's disappointing, and inexcusable.
The harmonic balancer, the connector under the driver's seat for the air bag sensor, the low beam headlight issue, and several others.
One would think that purchasing a 2013, at the end run after 9 years of refining the same car, would result in owning a car that has reached perfection.
Yet, after all those years, GM made no attempt to correct these issues.
They kept selling the car year after year, knowing that these issues existed.
That's disappointing, and inexcusable.
Change the connector under the seat ($15.00) as a preventative measure.
The low beam issue takes one hour and the dealer does this at no charge,
Just enjoy the car! Never mind the negatives ...
Chuck M
#18
Le Mans Master
I'm at 9 months too. In my rather lame case, the only thing I've done is to drive it. Put in fuel too. Other than that, nothing. I need to get my butt up to speed.
#19
Le Mans Master
I'm at 13 months ownership of my C6. Enjoy driving it daily. I had a C5 prior and this is the first time I ever bought the next generation of any vehicle I have owned.
Have add wheels, Z51 Sways, Corsa Sports, Kenwood Nav, Body color painted Z06 Spoiler and Pearl Black vinyl end to end stripes. Have AFE heavy duty End links ordered and looking forward to putting them on.
Other things I want to do... (money is a rather large object in the way, though)...
Z51 (possibly Z06 Springs) - need to see if the z06 will just be too strong for a base daily, though... Once I have the $$ for them I'll just look for some available in the C6 Parts section - or get with Gene if I can't wait.
C7 Carbon Front spliter and side skirts.
Eagle Eye LED tails...
Short throw shifter with EGA shift ****.
Have add wheels, Z51 Sways, Corsa Sports, Kenwood Nav, Body color painted Z06 Spoiler and Pearl Black vinyl end to end stripes. Have AFE heavy duty End links ordered and looking forward to putting them on.
Other things I want to do... (money is a rather large object in the way, though)...
Z51 (possibly Z06 Springs) - need to see if the z06 will just be too strong for a base daily, though... Once I have the $$ for them I'll just look for some available in the C6 Parts section - or get with Gene if I can't wait.
C7 Carbon Front spliter and side skirts.
Eagle Eye LED tails...
Short throw shifter with EGA shift ****.
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Nice car!