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[David R.]

Re: 911

Nope, no A/C, PW or leather. It did have a luggage rack, (which I used quite a lot when travelling) and the obvious white walls and P02 wheel covers.. It was my first brand-new Corvette, but far from my last. I drove it nearly five years, including through the first two Central New York winters. It was actually a pretty decent car in the snow - just put her in 2nd and away you go . . . all you really lacked was ground clearance. The heater and defroster worked very well. Traded it in for a new, downsized '77 Chevy Caprice when we started a family. Again, I wish there was a way I could have kept it - it was a fast, reliable and very entertaining car. I hope it's still around somewhere and someone is enjoying it as much as I did.

[Jim D.]

Re: 911

I'm sure I'm all alone with my opinion, but I find this thread offensive and disgusting.

I'm sure you ARE alone with your opinion. The only thing in this thread that is offensive and disgusting is YOUR reply in it.

In keeping this Corvette related, here's a pic. of my 1960 that I bought at 19 years of age (still have it) which was prior to starting a career as a professional firefighter.

[Mark D.]

Re: 911

Jim
THAT is a beautiful car!
Mark

[Jim D.]

Re: 911

Jim
THAT is a beautiful car!
Mark

Thanks Mark. It blows me away every time I think about all that car and I have gone through together in the past 42 years. I know the day will come for us to part but hopefully that's a ways off, the good Lord willing.

[Mark D.]

Re: 911

Let your heirs deal with those details;-)

[Jim D.]

Re: 911

Let your heirs deal with those details;-)

Unfortunately, I'm the youngest sibling and have no children so I have no heirs unless you count my wife who half the time wants to kill me.