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Got news this morning TPW of May 11th and it took it's first breath of air at some point yesterday. The wait will be excruciating. Details only once the car has arrived pic too. 
Another C7 breathes it's first breath of Air
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Alright! Woo! Looking forward to the pics!
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Thumbs up 81 Wayne. Anticipation that is the name of the game.
Enjoy your new ride.
Enjoy your new ride.
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If you come to the Regina autocross event July 11th & 12th you'll see it in person and maybe I can take you on a fun run.
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Got news this morning TPW of May 11th and it took it's first breath of air at some point yesterday. The wait will be excruciating. Details only once the car has arrived pic too.
You have only been waiting about 10 months for this day to arrive....It won't be long now, shipping 2 - 3 weeks the time will fly.......One more C7 for the Corvette Club of Manitoba's stable.......CONGRATS........
This will give you about a month before Spring Mountain to enjoy and find out about your new ride....
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That is an awesome invitation! I will see what I can do. That is the event at 3 flags just outside of Lumsden, correct?
You have heard it in many of our conversations but congrats! Just got my VIN and learned that mine was actually built on Friday! Hope it is not a typical 'Friday car' eheh. Hey good news is that myself and the wife are talking about a trip up there soon to see family.
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Correct at 3 Flags just up the hill from Lumsden....
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Drove my C5 like I stole it, this one won't be any different, they are meant to be used not looked like some trophy on a wall.
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Sounds like it is in Jack Copper's hands waiting to be loaded onto a rail car. Hopefully it's sooner then later. Once it's on the rails that is pretty much the leg of travel.