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The people you saw were probably not Corvette owners. Me if I see you in your Corvette I will wave. But right now I am Corvetteless. I should have waited to sell my C5. So I won't be waving until the C6 is in my hands.
On the way to Bowling Green for CI V, I passed a couple of C6's going the other way. I waved to both, but didn't get a wave back.
As I was leaving Bowling Green on Sunday, I passed another C6 and again, I waved. Again, I was snubbed.
What's up with that?
This may be a bigger problem than ever with C6 owners!!! After all, most of them will need to keep both hands on the wheel as much as possible just to hang on.
Not only do they wave, but they ask you if you want to check out the car. At least that's what the two guys in the MY C6 coupe did as I was pulling out of the museum parking lot monday afternoon.
i wave to every Corvette i see, and im not even a Corvette owner, but as soon as im done with school you can bet it will be one of the first things on my list to buy, i love em!
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