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Thunderbird Club

I gotta admit I do have a weakness for late 60's/early 70's Corvette Stingrays (C3 Model):

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Being a car nut I've owned two Corvettes in my life. A red 1971 Stingray LT-1 330hp 350cuin screamer and a 1974 Laguna Secca Gray LS-4 454cuin beast. They were fun to drive in a straight line and stop light to stop light, but quickly became a handful on twisty canyon roads. I was about 30 years old at the time and married to a car nut so my vehicular hobbies were fully condoned. Still married to the same wonderful gal but I focus my hobby dollars a bit more on basses these days and a bit less on cars (which have become insanely expensive).
 
Ouzo? That's Greek, right? I hope you were able to sit after your wild night with Zorba! :roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:

I kid, I kid. :D


It doesn't hurt! :roflmao:

The next day it's just a pleasant reminder.
 
It doesn't hurt! :roflmao:

The next day it's just a pleasant reminder.

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I gotta admit I do have a weakness for late 60's/early 70's Corvette Stingrays (C3 Model):

My '68 Corvette, the only year they didn't say 'StingRay' on the side. The designers didn't want them called that. The sales department and customers did. By 1969 they were badged Sting Ray.

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The happiest days owning a Corvette is the first and the last.

My current ride, 425 HP '06 JWT twin turbo 350Z. 60 WAS the new 20 for me.

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To all the folks here who celebrate the USA traditional Thanksgiving day - have a wonderful one, and be sure if saying grace to give thanks to whom ever made it possible for you to own a Tbird as well as the wonderful folks at Gibson for making such a neat instrument and finally our fellow club members, their families and especially our Queen. May they all be showered in love, peace, health and wealth. Happy Thanksgiving to all!