Hello From Mississippi
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Hello From Mississippi
Been a member for a while but just now getting are to introducing myself. I've wanted a Corvette for a long time but have always ending up getting side-tracked into other toys such as motorcycles, street rods, etc. However, Lord willing, 2021 will be the year I am going to put myself behind the wheel of a nice c5. I, for one, am glad to put 2020 in the rear view mirror. Wishing everyone a Happy and Safe New Year.
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Welcome to the Forum, J. B., and best wishes with finding the C5 right for you!
Agree with you and welcoming 2021....Hoping it is a better year for all of us!
Agree with you and welcoming 2021....Hoping it is a better year for all of us!
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Welcome and hope you find the perfect C5 - lots of nice cars are out there.
