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Well I finally did it and bought a car. 2012 Cyber Grey Grand Sport. 22k miles. Auto, bone stock. Really nice car. My neighbor thought it was a brand new car. It literally looks brand new. I had a question thread out but thought I should properly introduce myself. With this being my 15th Corvette over the last 34 years I really can't compare it to the others. A league of its own. Now I know what you guys have been talking about for years. Pictures stink because of the weather.
so with it being bone stock, after I recover from the shock of buying it, what would be the first mods? I have a pretty heavy modded LS3 Camaro but didn't want to wake the neighbors every time I go out.
I thought I did a pretty good job on my garage floor with the patterned interlocking tiles, but a Persian rug...WOW! (We happen to have one "lying around" from our last house that I don't think the little woman plans to use; so maybe I'll park the Vette on it and add some class to the garage!)
Congrats on the car and welcome to the forum. Cyber Gray is a great color, too!
Last edited by Riverdog; May 29, 2018 at 08:51 PM.
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I thought I did a pretty good job on my garage floor with the patterned interlocking tiles, but a Persian rug...WOW! (We happen to have one "lying around" from our last house that I don't think the little woman plans to use; so maybe I'll park the Vette on it and add some class to the garage!)
Congrats on the car and welcome to the forum. Cyber Gray is a great color, too!
keeps the dirt off the tile. Really want a all black rug but I have no more fun money.
Congratulations ! I just bought my first one a couple of months ago . It sure is nice to find " used " ones in this condition ! Mine is a 2012 with 11,500 miles and like you said , friends think it is new . Have fun with it .
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