----Very cool 65! Was this color "Iris Mist"???.....Bill S

Yes

The U.S. Postal Service is commemorating the pony car greats with five new stamps, painted by Tom Fritz, to be released in August 2022, at the Great American Stamp Show, at the Sacramento Convention Center

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Want a Z06 Corvette? That’ll be $106,395

Gatornationals Set to Kick Off NHRA Camping World Series in 2023

https://www.motortrend.com/features/...atornationals/

That’s a deal for how much car u get!!

Wasn't it also known as Evening Orchid in other years/liines?

I can't find a place on line, either locally or otherwise where I can order or pre order a 2023 Z06.

Looking at a page where it says "build your own".

Shows "Starting at $105,000

then "As shown $128,535"

https://www.chevrolet.com/upcoming-v...vis_next-steps

While waiting in the car for my son to return from the Pot Store (yes - MJ is legal in NM) this pulls up next to me . . .

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2020 "Luminaire Green" McLaren 600LT Spider

I had no idea what it was. Initially I thought it was a Ferrari but there were no Prancing Horse emblems anywhere. So I asked the owner and he told me. And yes - that's a really ugly color (IMO).

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The 2022 Pininfarina Battista electric hypercar is now in production, boasting 1900 hp and a price of $1.99 million.

promo pic i got at an estate sale

Wow, talk about identity crisis. This poor car doesn't know if it's a Chevelle, Camaro or a Ford ! RS...SS ?? Skunk stripe ?? What am I ?? :frown:

I am a part time SFI technical inspector at New England Dragway.
Last night, one of these (a McLaren anyway- maybe not the same model) pulled up in front of me (side view) in orange.
From the side view, I actually thought it was pretty much the ugliest new corvette I'd seen. That color was just horrible on it.
(And I actually do like the styling of the new mid engine Corvettes)
Took me a couple minutes to realize it wasn't a Corvette.
Anyway, after he grabbed his helmet & fire jacket out of the trunk (in the front), I asked him to pop the hood.
He said he couldn't do that.

Apparently, they actually have to remove the rear body panels to get at the engine when they service it.
I asked him how do you check the oil?
He went inside, pushed a button & popped open this little maybe 8" square panel that opened up just behind the rear window.

$200K was the price of admission. Said he traded in his two BMWs for it.
Cranked off 10.50s.

Mitch, this article will better explain the story behind the best Motion Chevelle.


https://www.hemmings.com/stories/202...ound-behind-it

Thanks, interesting story and history.
Very unique car but still, to me, not a complementary mish-mash of styles that the O/O put together.
BUT, if I had been the bellboy...:laugh:

Are the white outlined areas on the wings, the locations where service crew can walk?

Hmmm. So the lawyer with OCD in me thinks that you can only walk on the thin white line, now.

I would almost have to agree with you Steve. Looking at the overhead shot of the plane - you can see how small people are in relation to it. Or . . . you can only walk within the white lines and not outside of them.

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Ever see one of these "in the flesh?" It's a Mazda Cosmos

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The first Post War (WWII) American car to offer a sunroof was the 1960 T-Bird. The sunroof was produced by Golde and Company of West Germany.

My Parents had a 1959 with a "J" code 430, what a tank, White with Green Leather Guts.

Local car since new.

From the same car show.