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Sorry on but I am on west coast time and missed them. I would love to see them too.
if you are still not seeing them on this forum, google 'mid engine corvette'; they are all over the internet. if that doesn't work, look on another computer.
if you are still not seeing them on this forum, google 'mid engine corvette'; they are all over the internet. if that doesn't work, look on another computer.
i see them in several posts on this thread.
The image we're asking about was posted by ZERV at 5:26am this morning. By 6:30am, it was gone. (post #65)
The images all over the internet that you're talking about were the original images posted by ZERV 3 days ago.
I save it but I don't want to put my self in trouble! Is that considered illegal ?
No. It's not illegal.
THis forum has hosted many images of unreleased Corvettes over the years.
Please upload the pic that you save to your Corvette Forum image gallery,
then post the link to your gallery in this thread.
2. Tap the Save Image button that appears, as shown in the figure (or tap Copy, depending on what you want to do with the image):
Saved images end up in your Photos library (Saved Images on an iPad; Camera Roll on an iPad 2 or third-generation iPad), from which they can be synced back to a computer.
If you tap Copy instead, you can paste the image into an e-mail or as a link in a program, such as Notes.
3. In some cases, typically advertisements, you also see an Open button or an Open in New Tab button, which takes you to the ad image.
Especially when GM now has a new ZR1 and a 2019 model year that has not even started — a MY scheduled for production for a 13 month long time period.
they plan to sell all current corvette models plus the m/e through 2021 so adding the m/e asap only gives more options to buyers; if they don't want a c7, they can buy an m/e. it would provide a sale for gm that would otherwise be lost to a competitor.
12-16-2017, 12:47 PM
