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Hello all, just wanted to say a quick hello. I just picked up my 19 Z06 on Tuesday, absolutely love it so far! Last summer I picked up a 12 C6 A6, fell in love with the concept, but not that car. This time I went for a manual and, so far, I'm super happy with that choice.
I'm sure you'll see me buzzing around this summer then. I live in Bigfork and commute into Kalispell most days, the Z will be my daily. Do you bring your GS up? I try to make a point of getting over to Spokane County Raceway at least a couple times a year, if you haven't been, its a great time. Spend the right weekend there and you can get a drag night in and two road course days.
I'm sure you'll see me buzzing around this summer then. I live in Bigfork and commute into Kalispell most days, the Z will be my daily. Do you bring your GS up? I try to make a point of getting over to Spokane County Raceway at least a couple times a year, if you haven't been, its a great time. Spend the right weekend there and you can get a drag night in and two road course days.
Bigfork, awesome! I actually have part ownership in a property 9 miles south of the bridge on Flathead Lake. When I'm there, I generally will split time in Bigfork and Whitefish. As most people do, I feel in love with that area years ago when I first visited a friend. It's a hard place not to return to in the summers. I have not drove the GS up there -- yet. Maybe someday as there are some great drives with plenty of twisties in N.E. MT.
I'll keep a look out for your Z as there aren't that many up in that area. I know there is another CF member here with a White C7 in Summers.
Again, congratulations and enjoy your new car, the weather should break for you soon.
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