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... and welcome to the CAC! ...

Great show! We had a great time!

I thought I was seeing things when I spotted it last weekend at Carlisle. GM had a few great cars on display there.

Hopefully the Corvette driver will fully recover. The 59 is done.

If I owned that '63 I would also be petrified to drive it. I would surely sell it! Some of the folks driving those very costly vehicles are wealthly to the extent that the value of the '63 is the equivlant of a bicycle for most of us. If I had the $$$ that 63 might be my daily driver! :cool

Even the cars that some may say have "appreciated" in value haven't really appreciated at all if you factor in repairs, maintenance, storage, insurance, alternate investment returns, etc. Just drive 'em and enjoy 'em. :cool

Simsbury, CT.

I just bought an 2003 Z06 with 40k miles and 0 deductable GMPP that was transferred to me. The extended warranty is good until 7/23/08 or 60k miles and having the warranty was an important consideration in my decision to buy the car about six weeks ago. Peace of mind for a big purchase...

Well then, you might want to post about how much you enjoy the car instead of your results! :eyerole

Are the women driving Z06's too? Women having better times than you is perfectly OK but if your Z06 is loosing to "other brands" that would not be acceptable! :D

Looks like another yellow one just arrived in Connecticut. I picked mine up yesterday!

It just keeps gettin' better!

When I bought my 89 vert the first thing I did was to check for those things so I could verify the authenticity of the car! :D

ttt for ya (I don't know for sure but your assumption sounds like a logical conclusion.)

I had mine refinished and they look great. I thought about chrome but I think the aluminum finish actually looks better than the chrome. Original 88/89 wheels that are in excellent condition will still be much duller than refinished wheels because the clear coat becomes yellow or darker with...

I guess I sent it to the wrong address. Re-sent another e-mail and then saw your post above and sent a PM too. :cool

Well I guess I learned something new today. :confused

Sent you an e-mail.

Glad you found the wrench!

I'm looking at both now and the Sears wrench says Craftsman on it and the factory wrench says KASTAR. The Craftsman has a number on it that may be a part #, 42171. The KASTAR has a number on it that may be a part number I guess "RBM-0708". Both have the same PAT. NO. 2,500,835 and really look...