Posted By:	Duncan Pohl
Posted On:	Wednesday March 7, 2012 at 12:06 PM
Message: I would have to agree With much that you said. The scary part is that in 20, 30 + years from now, there will probably be even more restrictions, etc., and the cars we drive now will be the ones that future drivers will see as being so much freer in design in comparison to then just as we see in older cars now. I'm not sure I totally agree about the modifications however. From what I remember from my youth, we did pretty much the same thing as far as modifications go with anything we owned, just like now. It isn't until we get older and remember them nostalgically/or start collecting them that we do it for what they were, not what we made them at the time. I'm wondering if that isn't still true to a large extent, only the interests in how or what is modified is what has changed. Interesting thoughts all the way around, I think.

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RE: wish list 1/43 to real 1/1 by Gregory Gunn #13697

Greg - Agree 100% !! (EOM) by Ken Smith #13697.1

Greg, you are absolutely right ! With very few exceptions, by Mike DeTorrice #13697.2

You are correct Greg. It is not really fair to compare todays cars with............ by Randy Bahler #13697.3

Randy - I really thought you were going to say - by Ken Smith #13697.3.1

Ken, That is funny & it has been suggested before that I have done just that. But.......... by Randy Bahler #13697.3.1.1

What about when the ash tray was filled with butts? (EOM) by Tom Ciryak #13697.3.1.1.1

I never smoked in the........................oh never mind ! (EOM) by Randy Bahler #13697.3.1.1.1.1

Great post Greg. The mid-year C3's rode pretty good on long trips. At least mine did. by Tom Ciryak #13697.4

This boss ruled the streets but gave you kidney problems. by Shel Platt #13697.4.1

Not in my town Shel. It was Chevrolet (any model). (EOM) by Frank Gioia #13697.4.1.1

Frank, Trurh is Chevy and Ford lost out to the Mopars. by Shel Platt #13697.4.1.1.1

It's funny but by Duncan Pohl #13697.4.1.1.2

Duncan, I think things unfortunately have by Mike DeTorrice #13697.4.1.1.2.1

I would have to agree by Duncan Pohl #13697.4.1.1.2.1.1

My Vette experiences were with the 66-68 and they rode well , but the 62 was like riding a buckboard (EOM) by Frank Racibozynski #13697.4.2

Corvette independent suspension was not offered til 1963 (EOM) by Frank Gioia #13697.4.2.1

I had a '59 Corvette, 2-Fours, 4-Speed and posi, by Ken Smith #13697.4.2.2

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