I go up to Monterey for practically everything- the Rennsports, and this was the 60th annual Corvette. Because it is a Chevrolet, I thought I would have some fun with it!
How to Photo Bomb!!!!!!!! These are not photoshop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Done in about 30 minutes and don't ask how I pulled this off!
I think some forum members know my Monterey Corvette Saga! I am a two Corvette Owner, and neither made the trip. Thus had a C2 ride arranged, then it developed mechanical problems that we worked on thru the night to find it wasn't going either. Then I had a ride/drive in a hot 74 Porsche Carrera RSR replica, but the friends wife last minute decided to go. Thus I got some driving time in the Porsche but limitedly. Thus because of the temperment of the Porsche, we decided to use my work car as a support chase vehicle, thus with the tools, jack, auto fluids in the trunk in case of breakdown. I thought I would give the little crap work car some fame! Here is my Cobalt!!!!!!!!!!
Dual, when you get to 10 paces turn and fire!
The body lines are classic! Very C7 like indeed!
I am sure Saleen will post this one up on their site!
I should have parked it as a T, which would have been a better shot!
On the quad with the new C7! The only Cobalt ever pictured with it's sibling!
And I have to have a C2 shot so the thread isn't moved to off-topic!!!!!! PS there was no driving onto the Island, this last picture is me there with the GM 7 car special display! The guy guarding the area from entry, liked watching me doing the Photo Bombing and let me park where no other had gone before or during the weekend!
And no Corvettes or other marques were injured in the taking of these shots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But living in Los Angeles, I have been seeing them new C-7s. I came up behind one last night and passed him. Then ended up for awhile in front of him. I have my Do it in a Corvette license plate on my Commuter car, so maybe he appreciated that. I actually think at night as you come up on one from behind, you can tell it is something different and more exotic that what you generally encounter on the road! During the day, I still think it is a lowered Camaro until I get closer!