C8 Goodness!

It’s Wednesday. Hot damn tamale, baby! This is what I like to see. One of my readers caught this pair of C8 Corvettes in a parking lot in Cary, North Carolina. It’s a rare sight to see just one, let alone two C8s considering only 2,700 have been built before the coronavirus halted production. Fortunately workers at the Corvette plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky should be cranking ’em out soon as the plant has just recently reopened.

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Hey Keep-Was going to get my dry cleaning here in Cary, North Carolina and saw these beauties and just had to pull over to admire up close! Enjoy! -M

Nissan 370z Fan

 
It’s Tuesday. I could be wrong, but I think this kid is likin’ this Nissan 370Z…

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Summah!


 It’s Monday. Now that was a good weekend. We had some absolutely beautiful weather for the entire weekend. It was so nice on Saturday that the girlfriend and I jumped into the Corvette and took off for the day. A friend of ours recently purchased a house on the Kankakee river, so we set out to find it. I didn’t have the address but we had a pretty good idea where it was and we certainly didn’t mind driving around searching for it. We eventually found it and it turned out to be a really cool place. The first thing you notice is the enormous deck overlooking the river. The view is spectacular. Just across from the house in the middle of the river is a small island where numerous boats and people like to hang out. He told us that it’s quite the source of entertainment. You can’t help but notice the relaxed vibe out there. Residents get around on golf carts and minibikes and the pace is extremely laid back. We’re looking forward to coming back and spending the day out there with them. Nice place to kick back and enjoy life.

It was gorgeous on Sunday as well, so I cranked up my tunes, washed the Vette and then my girlfriend’s car. Had some dinner, watched the Nascar race in Atlanta, did some work, and that was it— I was beat. All I care about now is getting some good sleep.

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