I'll take the simplicity and reliability of my 454" powered '71 any day. High tech is nice but it comes at a big price and it's getting to the point in which even the simplest of repairs must be done at a dealer.
LOL! .well, there certainly was a "Dummie" behind the wheelSo you don't think this was a crash Test? :doh:
I agree about the repair expense, but come on! I love the classic Vettes, don't get me wrong, but if I intend to take a turn at high speed, I prefer technology over vintage. :friday:I'll take the simplicity and reliability of my 454" powered '71 any day. High tech is nice but it comes at a big price and it's getting to the point in which even the simplest of repairs must be done at a dealer.
sure the new tech Vettes are good in the corners ,,,but you can always upgrade a classic with newer tech suspension and steering,, maybe you can t easily do computer assisted stuff like Traction Control,Skid Control, Launch Control, but it will still stick in the corners at speeds that will thrill you ..My buddies at Duntov have a C2 and a C3 race car that would give it some competition on a track,,,watch Edward s video in a race http://www.duntovmotors.com/race-videos.php . I like to have both versions, Classic and new ....the C7 is an impressive car , bad test driver not withstandingI agree about the repair expense, but come on! I love the classic Vettes, don't get me wrong, but if I intend to take a turn at high speed, I prefer technology over vintage. :friday: