Seriously ... why?
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Seriously ... why?
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I enjoyed the show. I especially liked the smile on the young boys face; I assume his son. Can you imagine the kid's bragging rights telling his buddies that his dad just bought a 'Vette?
That feeling was mine a thousand years ago when my dad came home with a Nassau Blue '65 Sting Ray. Heck, I guess I'm still bragging about it with this post.
As Steve said, great car! And while the photo show won't win a short-film Oscar, it not only shows the various transitions and dissolves, it shows pretty big smiles. The message I got was that everyone was pretty darn happy.
Enjoy the ride!
That feeling was mine a thousand years ago when my dad came home with a Nassau Blue '65 Sting Ray. Heck, I guess I'm still bragging about it with this post.
As Steve said, great car! And while the photo show won't win a short-film Oscar, it not only shows the various transitions and dissolves, it shows pretty big smiles. The message I got was that everyone was pretty darn happy.
Enjoy the ride!
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Originally Posted by VTEC_Junkie,Feb 19 2006, 08:07 AM
damn, those guys are so ugly, they NEED a fast flashy sportscar just to get any attention!! that photoshow is more sad than anything... 
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Originally Posted by BillF,Feb 19 2006, 08:56 AM
I enjoyed the show. I especially liked the smile on the young boys face; I assume his son. Can you imagine the kid's bragging rights telling his buddies that his dad just bought a 'Vette?
That feeling was mine a thousand years ago when my dad came home with a Nassau Blue '65 Sting Ray. Heck, I guess I'm still bragging about it with this post.
As Steve said, great car! And while the photo show won't win a short-film Oscar, it not only shows the various transitions and dissolves, it shows pretty big smiles. The message I got was that everyone was pretty darn happy.
Enjoy the ride!
That feeling was mine a thousand years ago when my dad came home with a Nassau Blue '65 Sting Ray. Heck, I guess I'm still bragging about it with this post.
As Steve said, great car! And while the photo show won't win a short-film Oscar, it not only shows the various transitions and dissolves, it shows pretty big smiles. The message I got was that everyone was pretty darn happy.
Enjoy the ride!
Well said. You can see the pure joy on their faces. Damn, I'd be jumping in those pics with a ridiculous grin.
