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Old 03-12-2014, 09:39 AM
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1. His and Her corvettes
2. Wife/Husband or SO does not have their own but loves to drive the C7/Corvette
3. Wife/Husband or SO has no interest in driving C7/Corvette
4. No way I want Wife/Husband or SO to drive my C7


Which one are you, I do know of a few already on the forum who have his and hers....

My husband has absolutely no interest in driving the C7, has been offered, but always says it is your car...
Old 03-12-2014, 10:29 AM
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Number 2. This sport is so much more enjoyable when both have the passion. My wife's is not at my level but that's not expected.
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3. Wife has no interest in driving C7/Corvette (thank god)
Because 4. No way I want Wife to drive my C7
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Definitely #3. My wife enjoys being a passenger and not have to worry about driving, she can check out the scenery and hand out the ....and she won't drive a stick anyway...too many pedals and she is all stressed out. Tried to teach her but not a good idea.
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#3 She only drove my 05 C6 A4 a few times and most of the time she was my DD. I will have my new C7 7 speed in a few weeks, she does know how to drive a stick, however, I am not sure she will.
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Wife currently has C5Z06 daily driver.

Before that, she had a '95 daily driver.

Before that, she had a '62 daily driver... well...when she was a teenager

So I guess #1 !
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#3 and kinda #4............. I even offered to buy her one for herself, but she likes her old 02 Lexus SC430
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Originally Posted by Lipstic
1. His and Her corvettes
2. Wife/Husband or SO does not have their own but loves to drive the C7/Corvette
3. Wife/Husband or SO has no interest in driving C7/Corvette
4. No way I want Wife/Husband or SO to drive my C7


Which one are you, I do know of a few already on the forum who have his and hers....

My husband has absolutely no interest in driving the C7, has been offered, but always says it is your car...
None of the above..we have two Corvettes, 1982 and C7, and husband doesn't really drive either Corvette ( he drives his Volt or our Trailblazer ( sometimes our truck). He likes driving the Corvette but wouldn't say he loves driving the car but does drive it to show it off.
Old 03-12-2014, 11:36 AM
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#3. Last two she rarely wanted to drive. Says the Stingray is your car. And that is quite alright with me!
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#2. I should get personalized plates, "itshers" ). Even she did not realize she would love driving the c7 so much. She never cared much about my previous cars, which included a c4, mustang GT, nsx, viper, sl500.
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1 & 3 - She prefers to drive her SUV when out on her own, prefers I drive one of our vetoes when we're out together, and loves to share driving time in the vette when we're on long road trips.
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I have some friends that are his and hers owners. They each have a C2, his a 427 4-speed and hers being a 327 automatic. They both did have his and hers C6's, his a ZR1 and hers a GS Callaway convertible with the 606 HP supercharged engine.

But, he very seldom drove the ZR1 so he traded it in on a new Silverado for the farm.
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Wifey likes the Corvette and all. But she won't drive it.

The ZR-1 is a 6 speed, and she won't drive it. We used to have an auto 96; she'd drive that one.

If I get a manual Stingray, wifey says she won't be driving.



Looks like she won't be driving.. Hehe.
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I have my C7 for 7 months and she has not been in it. LOL
Only because when we travel we always take Lexi





A funny story
My wife always drove my vettes. Back in 1981 she was driving my C3 and a guy was trying to flirt with her at a stop light, my wife drove off and pulled into the mall parking lot. My wife gets out of vette, the guy sees her and high tailed it out of there. She was 8 months pregnant and my 2 year old son was in the other seat that he could not see at the traffic light. I guess he didn't want an instant family with that C3... LOL

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Wife has no interest in driving vette, but enjoys her mustang.
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Originally Posted by george vee
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I have my C7 for 7 months and she has not been in it. LOL
Only because when we travel we always take Lexi
You are one brave guy allowing those claws on your paint
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no. 3 soon to be EX wife, the said part is i wanted my wife to drive it.

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Number 2. My wife has driven a manual her whole life and enjoys sports cars. However she is a bit reserved with our C7 to date for two reasons.
First, she wants to let me enjoy it since I had two other Corvettes in my twenties. I had a C2 and a C3.
Second, the C7 is a lot of sports car and she is slowly getting aqainted with it.

And last, the winter has been brutal and our baby has been in hibernation here in New Jersey . This past weekend allowed us to take it out for a couple of days. Hopefully spring takes root soon.
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Originally Posted by george vee
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A funny story
My wife always drove my vettes. Back in 1981 she was driving my C3 and a guy was trying to flirt with her at a stop light, my wife drove off and pulled into the mall parking lot. My wife gets out of vette, the guy sees her and high tailed it out of there. She was 8 months pregnant and my 2 year old son was in the other seat that he could not see at the traffic light. I guess he didn't want an instant family with that C3... LOL
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Lexi is a doll!!


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