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Posted: 2/20/06 12:16pm Message 31 of 112
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Vette(s): #1 -1969 Corvette Coupe Riverside Gold, black interior,MN,A/C,350/350,PS,PB,window cranks. #2 -2000 C5, black/black, 6 sp, Bose system & lots of buttons.
[QUOTE=Van de Walle Norbert]

O my god, hope i didn't wake something up, don't want a army of US woman drivin vettes at my door .....

And by all means, what should we male macho's do if there where no woman who liked our vettes...

PS Mick , the purse i don't bother , but hope you have SOME clothes and shoes for driving your vette...see you !

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Na! You won't have an army of women drivin' Vette's to your door......see what I mean??? Norbert, that's a good sence of humor!!

I can see why you wouldn't like purse's! Well......I like purses......I have to have more than one purse! Why??? Because I put "Tootie" in my purse. Toot goes everywhere with me. If you come to PF in June, you will get to meet Tootie & so will everyone else.

Yes Norbert, I wear clothes!    My shirt's have to have Vettes on them. My pants are plain and I only were Tennis Shoes. You could say that I am "eccentric" , but harmless with good morals!

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Posted: 2/20/06 12:24pm Message 32 of 112
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[QUOTE=greypoupon69]Hey all ladies........I'm not trying to down women or anything like that. I would just like the women to talk more in this forum. Say for example, if you have had some type of car problem and ya got it fixed, tell us about it or a good tip on taking care of your vette.......maybe even a story about you & your vette. How about it ladies?? Let's make this forum interesting! Who want's to go first?? [/QUOTE]
You can go first.
Mickey

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Ok..........see above, I went first....... your turn now!

Mick


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Posted: 2/21/06 5:18am Message 33 of 112
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Vette(s): 350/350 T-top 1970 Cortez silver -blue interior
TOOTIE ??? let me guess , a dog ? or cat ???  and eccentric? Where did i heard that ? o yes , "they" call me somethimes in this way... and why ? I do not know.... perhaps strange to them as : i never were soks , ( Einstein also ! ) , i have a dream : a sailing boat , making that myself for 12 years... and now the vette...


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Posted: 2/21/06 6:53am Message 34 of 112
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Vette(s): 1973 T-Top, Modified SB, Auto

 

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Ok..........see above, I went first....... your turn now!

Mick


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Ok....

I don't shop for purses until the one I have is worn out.    I buy the smallest purse I can find that will hold my necessities because I hate carrying a purse!  I miss the days when all's I needed to carry was my wallet in my back pocket.  But as I've aged, I now need to carry medications and such.

I've only owned large dogs, so don't have a "Tootie" that will fit in my purse.  The last dog I had was a New Foundland.  She would hardly fit into a purse! 

I've always been "one of the guys", even as a child, and I like it that way.  I've never been a "girlie girl".  I wear jeans and ladie's tops.  I hate shoes and go barefoot as much as posible.  (A woman who hates shoes?  Is it possible?)  LOL!  My "dress up" clothes are black jeans, a nice top and black strappy high heeled sandals in summer, or cow"girl" boots in the winter.  I won't wear flats or pumps.  See?  I DO have a feminine side.  LOL  I like my hair long, I do wear eye makeup, and I keep my natural nails long and polished.  To sum it up....I fit the lady in the song:  My Kind of Girl.

I've been a car nut since my teens.  In high school I took auto mechanics class.  Only class I got straight A's.  Was the only girl in the class for 2 years.  I was right in my element.     I was also on a pit crew for a drag racer.  Spent every minute I could at the drag strip whether we were racing or not.  Stood on the corner at school with the guys talking cars.  Girls hated me!  LOL 

If I had a million dollars I would spend 1/3 at Home Depot, 1/3 at an electronics store, and 1/3 on cars!  That's my kind of shopping!

I've learned to get along with the ladies, but I still won't sit in the kitchen with them when the guys are in the living room watching football! 

I was 40 before I got my first Vette, a 1973.  I still own that Vette and it still needs a lot of work.  I've put all my money into my "show and go" 1972 Monte Carlo and into making the Vette mechanically sound.  For now we drive it half put together and ugly, but it's still a blast to drive!  As long as it's driveable, I'm happy with that until I get a few more dollars saved up to start putting it back together and making it nice.

There you have it!

Mickey

 




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Posted: 2/21/06 9:53am Message 35 of 112
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 ok ladies , go for it... and now more pics of your cars and story's...( not the purses ! )


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Posted: 2/21/06 1:35pm Message 36 of 112
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Riverhead, NY - USA
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Vette(s): 1981 Cream exterior, camel interior. Looks great, runs good.
[QUOTE=greypoupon69]Hey all ladies........I'm not trying to down women or anything like that. I would just like the women to talk more in this forum. Say for example, if you have had some type of car problem and ya got it fixed, tell us about it or a good tip on taking care of your vette.......maybe even a story about you & your vette.

How about it ladies?? Let's make this forum interesting! Who want's to go first?? [/QUOTE]


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Posted: 2/21/06 1:56pm Message 37 of 112
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Vette(s): 1981 Cream exterior, camel interior. Looks great, runs good.

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Alrighty, seems like we have some action going on here. I agree let's make this an interesting fun/forum. Anyhow, tried to start my vette today and it wouldn't startCry. My friend says the sparks plugs are probably cloggedConfused. Before starting I put in some Stablizer fliud because it sits a lot. Anyone know the best one and what's the best way to winterize these cars?

It's really my fault for not starting it more. I'm going to tow it to my mechanic soon. But nice to know what not to do.

(PS Mickey, got to admitt I love shoes. Give me a good shoe sale and I'm good to goSmile. Power to the cars too!Wink)

June




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Posted: 2/21/06 2:17pm Message 38 of 112
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Tampa, FL - USA
Joined: 8/13/2005
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Vette(s): 1981 all original unrestored C3.
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I don't shop for purses until the one I have is worn out.    I buy the smallest purse I can find that will hold my necessities because I hate carrying a purse! I miss the days when all's I needed to carry was my wallet in my back pocket. But as I've aged, I now need to carry medications and such.

I've only owned large dogs, so don't have a "Tootie" that will fit in my purse. The last dog I had was a New Foundland. She would hardly fit into a purse!

I've always been "one of the guys", even as a child, and I like it that way. I've never been a "girlie girl". I wear jeans and ladie's tops. I hate shoes and go barefoot as much as posible. (A woman who hates shoes? Is it possible?) LOL! My "dress up" clothes are black jeans, a nice top and black strappy high heeled sandals in summer, or cow"girl" boots in the winter. I won't wear flats or pumps. See? I DO have a feminine side. LOL I like my hair long, I do wear eye makeup, and I keep my natural nails long and polished. To sum it up....I fit the lady in the song: My Kind of Girl.

I've been a car nut since my teens. In high school I took auto mechanics class. Only class I got straight A's. Was the only girl in the class for 2 years. I was right in my element. I was also on a pit crew for a drag racer. Spent every minute I could at the drag strip whether we were racing or not. Stood on the corner at school with the guys talking cars. Girls hated me! LOL

If I had a million dollars I would spend 1/3 at Home Depot, 1/3 at an electronics store, and 1/3 on cars! That's my kind of shopping!

I've learned to get along with the ladies, but I still won't sit in the kitchen with them when the guys are in the living room watching football!

I was 40 before I got my first Vette, a 1973. I still own that Vette and it still needs a lot of work. I've put all my money into my "show and go" 1972 Monte Carlo and into making the Vette mechanically sound. For now we drive it half put together and ugly, but it's still a blast to drive! As long as it's driveable, I'm happy with that until I get a few more dollars saved up to start putting it back together and making it nice.

There you have it!

Mickey

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I'm with You Mickey....I grew up with 2 brothers, and it was football, sports, and cars, and that was it.....I even went to the sports car races with my dad, and at that time was the only girl in the infield, , so Yeah! I love shoes, purses and all that stuff, but THE VETTE comes first!

LOL GUYS!

Theresa

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Posted: 2/21/06 3:32pm Message 39 of 112
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[QUOTE=81blessing]
Alrighty, seems like we have some action going on here. I agree let's make this an interesting fun/forum. Anyhow, tried to start my vette today and it wouldn't start. My friend says the sparks plugs are probably clogged. Before starting I put in some Stablizer fliud because it sits a lot. Anyone know the best one and what's the best way to winterize these cars?

It's really my fault for not starting it more. I'm going to tow it to my mechanic soon. But nice to know what not to do.

June

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Got a battery charger?? If not, go invest in one. Plug that puppy in to an electrical outlet (you might need an extention cord if you can't reach it out to your car) then, take the negative (black) clamp from the charger and clamp it to the negative "-" terminal on your battery. Next, take the positive (red) clamp from the charger and clamp it to the positive "+" terminal on your battery. Watch the meter on the charger and when it looks like it's charged up, take the clamps off and try to start your car.
Hope this helps. It's cheaper than a tow.

If you have any more questions, just let me know, ok?




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Posted: 2/22/06 11:09am Message 40 of 112
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Yo Mickey -

Have you found a "bird cage" for your vette yet??

You have more dress up clothes than I do!! I spend too much on my Vettes, 2nd is Home Depot!!


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