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As suggested I am posting an introduction, having bought my first Corvette yesterday. It's a 2002 blue Coupe with auto transmission and clear top. It's got just under 100K on it but it appears to be in really good shape and it was only $11,000. As for me, I just hit 70 so I've been retired for a while now. This is a second car for me since I live in th snow belt. My primary car is a 2023 WRX GT. I plan to do minor appearance and convinience upgrades (like back up camera) and maybe a few performance mods like cold air induction. Other than that is will be stock and serve as a pleasant afternon cruiser. It's been raining the whole time so no good pictures yet.
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