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XLR V Series using Pirelli Tires Cadi web site says XLR V will use Pirelli Runflat Tires. I wonder if Corvette will switch too. http://www.cadillac.com/home.html

New 2001s did come with a VHS tape. You may be able to get it from GM. I have seen them on ebay too. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7967807272&category=38655&sspagename=WDVW

Only 13,100 miles. What a score! Congratulations.

Sometimes the crossover "H" pipe breaks on the inside. If it is still under warranty have them change it.

Try some of this stuff follow the directions and use a light touch: http://www.langka.com/ I think Mother's Wax also sells this under their brand name.

The stock Z06 GY Super Car F1s are great tires. Get a new set. The Firestones are better in some ways than the C5's stock GY runflats but IMHO not better than non-runflat GY F1 Super Car tires. A tire patch repair is much better than a plug. The plug can lead to tire seperation and balance...

This article explains the problem in detail: http://www.c5registry.com/2k2z06/page5.htm

Jimmie, The real credit goes to Paul C4C5specialist and CAC. He told me about it after I ran into the problem. This forum is a great resource. It is well worth the $10 donation to keep it going. http://corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/showpost.php?p=341874&postcount=1 Frank (bluecoupe)

It won't melt.

Put in any 2004 3 Series then look at the part number.

Try adjusting (turn up) the dimmer control for the dash lights. I had a similar problem when I set the auto headlights to on.

A Harley dealer gave me a $100 gift certificate because I allowed him to "help" me fill out the survey. Tell the dealer you want your first service for free if you fill out the survey. Then everyone wins.

Have you considered covering it with a spoiler. http://www.ecklers.com/product.asp?pf%5Fid=38088&dept%5Fid=1738&mscssid=WF9VX0XBFHJL9NHS2W663C25UBW2BPB8

Better have that C5 blessed by a priest.

Get the vin number and go to your chevy service manager and ask him to run a repair history report. A carfax report to see if there were any accidents would be good too. The tire pressure monitors' readings are displayed on the DIC (Driver Information Center) on the dash.

Spanishvetts' post got me all choked up. Well said. I still go down to my garage at night just to look at my Corvette. The thrill never wears off. :v

What a deal! Wow. Now that's a great investment. I'll call you to negotiate for me when I am ready to buy one.

My prior Vette was a 1977 - paid $8,400 in 1981 (Paid a lot because it was a 4 speed and awesome condition.). Sold it in 1988 for $6,800. I used it as my daily driver. Needed paint when I sold it. Lost $1,600 overall. (Wish I kept it.) My wife's 1976 Corvette automatic was bought in 1984 for...

Is it a maunal or automatic? GM was blaming the oil usage on driving style.

You can't pay too much for a 40th Anniversary Vette you can only buy it too soon. IMHO It WILL go up in value. It may take 5 or 10 years but if you take good care of it you will not be sorry. As soon as my last puppy is out of college (and the loans are paid) it will be the first toy I buy. Of...