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Now my Sunday morning is complete. Nothing like a few good Corvette pictures to make the day a little bit nicer.
My brother came down from MD and got to drive my 2017 Corvette yesterday. He really liked it. I'm trying to talk him into getting one, but it's going to have to wait until my nephew is out of college.
He was enjoying the looks from other drivers who admired the Torch Red Stingray. I told him how enjoyable it is to get a "thumbs-up" from so many people - especially youngsters.
Speaking of youngsters, those young boys seeing that new Z06 at your dealership will probably remember that for many, many years.
Keep up the great posts, Mike!!!!
Last edited by JK 23112; Mar 12, 2017 at 11:41 AM.
The best show we went to was the last one at Bloomington Ill. before it moved and we still have the panoramic picture before the road tour. There were thousands of spectators along the way and in some of the small towns kids were hosing down the road by railroad tracks to watch the Corvettes do burn outs. Mike were you there????
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Thanks Mike.....awesome thread. I appreciate you putting together your post with all the great old and new photos each week....never get tired of looking at Corvette photos.
Last edited by tractman; Mar 12, 2017 at 12:24 PM.
Thanks Mike.....another great week. Love the Millner photo with the '63 Coupe. Also was pleased to see two old photos of my '65 with its original owners (the lady in the babushka with a baby and the guy washing it in their Florida driveway). I posted them at some point here on the Forum and you snagged them. Here is another, from the same 1966 timeframe....in Key West. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Mike, wonderful pictures again. Love the C1 magazine adds. 4200 miles on the gray car since 2 Jan. Half way to Sebring today, weather should be great for practice and race. Have a great week.
This one......I just love the creative advertising and marketing minds' expression of yesteryear!
***BTW, Thank you for the mid-week email updating us on your scheduled events, esp the Spring Mountain Annual junket, AND the head-up on Springing our timepieces forward this weekend!
www.corvettefurman.com ~ 301-212-4420 ~ Mike Furman
Originally Posted by OVR60
The best show we went to was the last one at Bloomington Ill. before it moved and we still have the panoramic picture before the road tour. There were thousands of spectators along the way and in some of the small towns kids were hosing down the road by railroad tracks to watch the Corvettes do burn outs. Mike were you there????
I have been to Bloomington Gold a few times but I usually fly in on a Friday morning and depart Friday eve.
Very Nice collection of all the Good that a CORVETTE IS
I was Stuck with a American Motors Dealership to visit on my Bicycle.Back in the 60's was that Red,White,and Blue stylish Shoe Box
The boys from The Avalon School are all wearing ties. Getting "prep'd" for the business world near D.C. Although, not sure Furman wears a tie these days!
Criswell has had a very mild winter this year, so with Spring now approaching, Mother Nature decided to remind everyone there who is still the boss.
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