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Zane Senior Enthusiast

Zane

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Hi Guys and gals,

 

In my time here in Bowling Green, at the Corvette Museum and Corvette Plant, i'll tell ya, i'm having an awesome time!!  :cheers:

 

I want to see what the responce is to having our own event here this summer or even next fall. Yea, its a truck site, but this is an awesome place to visit, and i'm 100% sure that you would all have a blast.

 

So--What do  you all say?  Interested or not? :thumb:

General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

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Forgive my forgetfulness, but where is this place (What state? )?

 

If it's not too far away, maybe I'll be there. (who knows, I'm pretty sure I'll have my vehicle & License by then :cheers: ).

 

 

:thumb:

LarryE Senior Enthusiast

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I'm up for anything in this great state of Kentucky..

 

UK, WOMEN, and CORVETTE'S    we have it all brothers.

 

plus I'm only a couple hours east of the plant  :cheers:

 

Count me in   :thumb:

General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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Kentucky? Wow! that's only one state-line away!

 

I'll have to try to convince my mom to let me go on a road trip to KY, I'm almost 75% sure she'll say no, but on the rare chance that she'll say yes, count me in. (For now )  :thumb:

sincityZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Well, I already know I will be taking 4 or 5 classes over the summer (but also my last classes), so I don't think I will be able to make it, and KY is kinda far away.  :cheers:

 

But next time for sure, I will be more centrally located when I move. :thumb:

SnakeEyeSS Senior Enthusiast

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well  if we did it after July 22nd I'd be 18. But my parents probably wouldn't like it. and I' have to have a job and money by then.
SnakeEyeSS Senior Enthusiast

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err, according to Rand Mcnally tripmaker, I'm a good 664 miles and 10 1/2 hours away, All highway driving. But if it was the last week of July........
sirlan Enthusiast

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I might be interested. I had a great time at the 1st Corvette Forum event there a couple of years ago and would like to go back.
Zane Senior Enthusiast

Zane

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Well, i'm back here in NH, but i simply cannot wait untill i go back!

 

Here's the deal.

Most likely, we would only get 50-100 people to come to a first event, if we could even pull it off for this summer. In fact, the museums printed 2003 schedual is already out, so we are too late in that respect.

BUT, if we have the interest, i think a nice group of 50-100 people would make an awesome time. Then, things would grow to hundreds of people in the years going on.

 

I'll get more info out as i start to work things out.  :cheers:

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