Hang a rope over the driver's side door in your garage. (You'd damned well better have a garage for that car!)
Corvettes tend to have long model eras, since the 60s. In fact, since then, they've only changed body styles significantly once, and that was in what...83? Don't remember exactly, but it was around then. Since that last change, they've just made gradual changes.
I can see that. More aggressively styled than a Lotus if these leaked designs are final.
It looks Ferrari inspired to me, which I definitely don't think is a bad thing. Some Corvette purists may not like it though.
I am not a Vette fan but I must crash (pun NOT intended) the thread and ask the MOST important question there is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't even know you anymore!I am not a Vette fan but I must crash (pun NOT intended) the thread and ask the MOST important question there is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are thebeercup holders large enough?
Exactly the reason we sold both of ours in the past, including most recent, Ford Mustang Convertible GT. I've outgrown the feel to appeal. Sport utilities are the best IMO, not only for bad weather conditions, but for safety as well. And talk about comfortable. I can hop right in and out of it without gasping lol. My knees are still thanking me to this day,
Lol! It has two small ones! Gonna have to take small yetis instead of one big one!!I am not a Vette fan but I must crash (pun NOT intended) the thread and ask the MOST important question there is!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are thebeercup holders large enough?
I can see that. More aggressively styled than a Lotus if these leaked designs are final.
It looks Ferrari inspired to me, which I definitely don't think is a bad thing. Some Corvette purists may not like it though.
Kinda has a Ford GT look to it too.
The rear wheels are set farther back too, but the shape is pretty similar.I was thinking more like an Acura NSX, but the front does have some the Ford GT look
I really liked those old Opal GT, pretty cool little cars. The 59 Brookwood was pretty cool too, maybe not as cool as the Nomads but still did have some pretty sweet fins on it.Hey Coach,did I ever tell you about that one time a younger friend /associate of mine pulled into my driveway behind the wheel of a metallic green early 70's stingray
( I can't recall if it was an convertible or T-top) I do recall from that day though the wind in my once (at the time ) flowing top knot,floor boarding that 427cid in a fashion that ol' Steve McQueen hisself would've raised a quizzical eyebrow at ,,,er,,,and neither one of us in possession of a valid drivers license at the time
*I did at one time own/ drive a little 70's something opal GT
" baby vette"
** but I also owned& drove a 1959 Chevy "brookwood" stationwagon that only had 47,000 miles on it around that time, I recall walking around that chariot without ever touching the ground as the rear "horizontal wings" on the back and the 4 door handles provided ample footholds
LoL I'd swerved off the road trying to 'tag' a wild feral house cat, hit a 40 cent concrete block in the weeds & knocked a hole in the oil filter (I was on a beer run) it was rattling & knocking in it's death rattles by the time I got back home(opel GT)I really liked those old Opal GT, pretty cool little cars. The 59 Brookwood was pretty cool too, maybe not as cool as the Nomads but still did have some pretty sweet fins on it.
My wife is getting a new Tahoe and I'm getting a ranch truck, so I'll be alright. Thanks for your concern. Lol
