Recent content by Vanguard2001

Beautiful car Matt. I'll look forward to seeing you in the neighbourhood in the Spring

You need a blower with an LT1.

What !!! You guys got a big whack of white crap.

As we do on this forum. Nic for PM! I have participated on many forums over the years but this is the only one that I enjoy. Truly a respectful and enjoyable group of people.

Separation movements in Canada are a lot like bowel movements - they never go away and are proffered by the constipated few. The separatists in Québec have been at it for close to a hundred years and were almost successful at one point. Lately, they are resurging and that will continue for...

This one should work. I tested it on my former 2017 Stingray and it was accurate. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/vindecoder.php

Murray, I can't remember where, due to old timers disease, but I did find a site on the web where the full configuration was available with the VIN. I downloaded mine at the time and it matched the window sticker that came with my 2017. Perhaps someone else around here can help.

To say I am envious would be a massive understatement. Beauty cars and great weather on the island in JANUARY!

There are several and others on this forum will have suggestions. Try this one to start but use my suggestion #2 for options. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/vindecoder.php

You really can't go wrong with a C7 Vette if it is in very good or better condition. In my experience with a 2017 Stingray Coupe, 3LT, Z51, M7 it is an amazing driver car. I think the mag suspension (if equipped) improved in later versions of the C7 series. I was able to get a software flash on...

Try much, much earlier 🙂

My opinion Jerry: go for $70K as the initial ask. If it is M7, then add $3K. You have a somewhat unique car but that does not add a lot to the equation. IMO it is better to start a little bit high and then settle so that both parties feel like they got a good deal. It is just part of the...

It is the C9 Corvette in disguise :ROFL:

Good on you Jack. IMO, there is absolutely no reason to keep a Corvette in the garage all winter. With a good set of winter tires, it is very drivable under most winter conditions. The car is made from aluminum, plastic and fiberglass; it does not rust. Chevy tests the Vette under severe winter...