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Your opinion plz?
All good plans need to start somewhere, wit that said..... In 2yrs, 7mos. and 5 days (maybe 10 days), the stars will be aligned. I would have kept my Camaro the agreed amount of time. My son will be graduating law school, and by then there should be something to easily get dog hair out of car interiors. My question is this; would you opt for an SS, Zr1 or a Corvette Sting Ray? (Z28 is out cant drive stick any more). (I'm very happy with my current Camaro, but my current budget put me in LS, cant get that GTO engine song out of my head)
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Two years from now, we'll be gearing up for 6th gen launch and Corvette will probably have a high-performance variant available.
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By then the new Z06 could be out and taking names. I'd definitely be looking in that direction.
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True, but unless I magically find a 1962 250GTO (which I could afford, without selling my soul and robbing fort knox) at least its down to 3. So which would you choose right now, if that is I'm not putting you out FenwickHochey65?
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Right now? Corvette, no question.
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Love the Camaro but that corvette is a beast
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Sorry punctuated incorrectly.. should have read "if I could find a 62 250GTO (which I could afford without selling my soul and robbing Ft. Knox)" -But hey if I'm doing that why not have a GT40 MK11 too?
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so wait you have an ls2 in your 2ls??
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2ls, you can see by the rims on his avatar
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Corvettey :-)
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Heck in 2yrs you'll be able to scoop up a slighty used stingray for thousands less if you don't mind buying used.:iono:
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Zr1!
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Get a V version of one of a Cadillacs that is available at the time. CTS-V, ATS-V whatever. Speed and luxury all in one. And do you mean a ZL1? I think the ZR1 corvette is only available in manual.
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