It's not a Luger...But it'll do
 

Just picked this up from the dealer in Anchorage yesterday and drove it home 350 miles this morning. The roads were great. Cracked 100 a couple times passing the slowpokes. It's actually a very well behaved car, even if the owner isn't.https://forum.lugerforum.com/attachm...1&d=1650241401

What is the make and model? SWEET!

New 2022 Chevrolet Corvette. Only 5 miles on it when I took delivery.

Sweet! I suppose you'll drive it all Summer... :D

How were the frost heaves past Denali ?

Wow! Those C8's are fantastic. Congrats, and I am jealous.
I'm a vette fan. I restored a 1967 427 tripower roadster in the 90's and am the original owner of a 2012 ZR1.

Nice looking piece....enjoy!!

Thats what she said~!

I like it. I had an 85. A slow poke compared to the new ones.

A long time ago.

do all the numbers match..?

Ooh la la... nice!!!

Remember when I was a little kid waiting for my Dad to come home and hearing his Corvette several blocks away coming home, he had a 69 Vette white convertible with a 427 with factory side pipes. I loved that car.
Jim

This one is sitting in my garage right now... :crying:

I'm open to offers... :thumbup:

I'm not sure Todd and Buzz could tell you what it was if they were around today.:)

I had that problem when the C5 Vette came out. It looked like a swollen Mitsubishi 3000GT!!! :D

I did have a 1958 Corvette hardtop convertible back in 1970, when I was stationed in SoCal. Bought it for $600, sold the top for $100, bought a ragtop for the $100, eventually sold the car the next year for $500. :rolleyes:

Ah, to be young in old SoCal again! :o

Can't afford the gas anymore?

Too many cars. :(

Edit: This Vette w/112,000 miles gets 19mpg... :thumbup:

Doug, does it have a mpg indicator like my old bugger does??? That's where I'm getting my 'real world' gas average from... :rolleyes:

Don't Forget!

My first car looked like this (same model, but mine was white with faux leopard skin upholstery)

That new Vette is NICE but something that fast would get me into trouble real quick. That's why I drive a Ford Flex.

No frost heaves. They've rebuilt most of the Parks Hwy over the past 5 years or so. Great road.

My first was a 1968 Chevy Malibu NJ with 8 track player in the glove compartment~I was 17 Years old and proud!!

A what??? I know what a '68 Malibu is/was (my nephew has one), but what is an NJ??? :confused:

A New Jersey version - no guns allowed

With an extra-large trunk??? :D

Yo. You know they is rated in how many bodies youse can stuff in the trunk, like 2, or 3 or 4. A '77 Chrysler New Yorker might get a 5. But you always gotta figure a little room for the plastic sheet or tarp. Wouldn't want to leave a mess on the trunk carpet.