2002 Yenko Show

[69rsss350]

<blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr>
already appreciated

<hr></blockquote>
Think these cars are worth more than 2002 Z06 corvettes? Check back in 5 years to see if they appreciate.

[Souperhigh]

I drive a 2002 Z06 Corvette around nearly every day and I have Car # 60 coming from Matt. I plan to drive it too, and fast and hard.I bracket race now with my 70 1/2 Camaro 355 small block and I will have my new ZL1 at the track to, I am 51 and in 30 years I won't care anyway. But however I seldom drive my Yenko's though, OK Peter, let me have it for sitting on them.Your feature car is quite a car, I am jealous!!!! [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/blush.gif[/img]

[69rsss350]

Souperhigh, congrats on your cars and enjoying them! I am rapidly approaching the big 50 (Jan) and I love cars new and old, I only hope I can have as much fun as you seem to. A side effect of my profession is that I get bored with cars fast. I have had Porsches, Corvettes, TAs, Z28s and many more but the most fun I have ever had was with these muscle cars of yesteryear. Growing up in the era has given me a special appreciation that some don't understand. I am trying to pass that on to my sons but I am not sure they can really grasp it. By the same token tho, the two oldest are fighting over who will get Dad's Camaro. Maybe I am getting thru to them?

[Souperhigh]

We certainly grew up in the right era, getting to enjoy the greatest cars while we were young and crazy.Thank God for Hagerty Insurance, my son can't drive my older muscle cars until he is 25, which is approaching to fast. He keeps my 68 GT500 KR in perfect shape, the only Ford car I own out of many neat cars.However I use a Ford 350 Powerstroke to pull my trailers.