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Personally, would rather have an original '62, but that build would probably be more reliable and maintenance free. Oh well, will never have either. tomp dd50
Still haven't gotten over there.....
But tomorrow looks promising, got a transport Company picking up a 1968 Dodge Charger.
If it's dry I'll ride the bike to meet him.
Shoulder was a little sore, and the transport is coming in the morning.
I never got the bike out today, had a bunch of errands to run that required the truck.
I should have ridden it to the car show, but I took the Vette.
I did park between one bad *** 1968 Hemi GTX ! and a 1958 Corvette !
Shoulder was a little sore, and the transport is coming in the morning.
I never got the bike out today, had a bunch of errands to run that required the truck.
I should have ridden it to the car show, but I took the Vette.
I did park between one bad *** 1968 Hemi GTX ! and a 1958 Corvette !
"teaser pic #2"
Nice Vette man......
Here is my wife's Grand Sport.... fun cars, I like a lot of cars, mostly Chevy's, but I like a LOT of cars.... but man, there is just something special about a Vette......
Thanks, It was sitting for 15 yrs when I got it last spring.
Just turned 23,000 miles.
That Gran Sport is nice, I would love to have a newer one !
But I'm getting ready to have surgery on my other shoulder, and it's been 2 yrs since I worked full time.
So no new toys till I can get some decent cash flow rolling.
Last edited by phil48315; Jul 24, 2018 at 11:26 PM.
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