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Jeeeezzzz I hate to say it but mine goes under the cover probably this weekend; the following at latest. I thought about buying A/S tires and driving it at least sometime into the winter; but as you know, (fking1) the roads here are horrible and certainly won't get any better as the weather gets worse.
So how well does the C5 cover fit? I ask because I also have an old cover from my previous car (a C5). Before you ask...I'm just too lazy to go try it Anyway, here in MN its been rainy but I'm still hoping to get a few more days in with the C7 before snowmobile season.
So how well does the C5 cover fit? I ask because I also have an old cover from my previous car (a C5). Before you ask...I'm just too lazy to go try it Anyway, here in MN its been rainy but I'm still hoping to get a few more days in with the C7 before snowmobile season.
My understanding from other posters is the C5/C6 covers fit fine
1-3" snow predicted for Chicago on Sat, I suspect the salt trucks will be out.
Yeah, snow predicted here for Sunday. If it's only flurries and in the 40s, we'll still be out there. Ironically the ZR1's tires (Conti's) are much better in the rain than the 'summer' tires on the C7.
Not nite-nite time just yet........
Did that 30 years in a row. One of the advantages (perhaps the only one) of getting old is I can take my Corvette to FL now instead of putting it to bed Nov-April. No more periodic, pointless lifting the cover on a fender to say--still red!