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2004 C5 Z06 Z16 Commemorative Edition. I think it is one of the most beautiful Corvettes in the C5 Generation. I've got my eye on one here in Atlanta...just waiting on the owner to decide he needs to sell it to buy a C7.
And my c5, which sees alot more road time than the c3. You know, for when I want auto door locks, power windows, a/c or heat or maybe to listen to the radio.
My other Corvette is a 1967 Sting Ray coupe that I have owned for over 40 years pictured here with my 2010 Grand Sport convertible that was traded in on the C7.
My other Corvette is a 1967 Sting Ray coupe that I have owned for over 40 years pictured here with my 2010 Grand Sport convertible that was traded in on the C7.
I loved my 2008 C6 4LT Z51 JSB convertible. So much so that we decided to keep it for a while. I also really liked our 2003 50th Anniversary C5 Convertible but that got sold when we bought the C6. If I could have another Corvette in our collection it would probably be a 1967 Big Block Convertible.
I had a C6 before my 2015 C7 and kinda wish I had kept the C6 but having owned it free and clear, it was hard not to take the equity and put it down on the C7, which I did. However, if you could (or do) have a second Corvette, which generation would it be?
Personally, I love the C3 styling. It's just so sexy to me the way it looks. I'd love a 1972 Stingray since it was the first Corvette I remember when my dad bought home his 1972 red Stingray and I fell in love with it!
Easy peasy. 1967 Sunfire Yellow Coupe Big Block Tri-Power Stinger hood factory sides
Ha! This was my submission for drive your Corvette to work day. Since I am retired, there were plenty of chores to do around the house and I did not need to drive very far.
01-06-2015, 05:46 PM
Spot on !
