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Welcome aboard.
Two questions:
1) What do you do for a living? (Driller1)
2) Where are you in southern NH if you don't mind telling.

Steve

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Welcome great looking Z!


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Sure

I own a water well and geothermal drilling company.
I live in Nottingham NH, and my business is in Kingston, NH.

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Is this Scott?

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It sure is, my name is Scott.
I guess NH is even smaller than I thought. Do you know me from local car shows, or maybe any Great Bay Corvette Club events that I've had my C2 or C3 at?
I see you are Steve in Dunbarton...
I know a couple people out of Dunbarton.
but don't recall a Steve from the other side of Concord.

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Scott, it's Steve Smith

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Holy crap Steve, its a small world !!!
I go to Carlisle every year and wondered

were you there last year?

I was near the portable Chevy building where they had the C8's and from a distance I thought I saw you, but said, nah what are the odds, our industry is so small, there is not that many into Vettes.

I also remember seeing a black 1990 ZR-1 parked in the Z section with NH plates, must be yours?

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Small world Scott.
Yes, I was there and that would have been my car.
Maybe by August the world will be open again and we can go to Carlisle. Definitely sign up with the Z group

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Welcome and congrats!

Question for you, how do you like the Ferrari? I've been thinking about a 360 Modena gated six speed car since the C8 has gone DCT only. I'd love an F430 gated car, but the prices for them are kind of crazy.

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I joined the Net Registry right away, and should be getting my T shirt any day now!

is there another ZR-1 group?

I usually trailer one of my older Vette's to Carlisle, but this year, if we get past this virus I may do it a little different. I may drive the Z instead.


Definitely a lot more fun than a Ford pickup for 400+ miles each way dragging my car in a box behind me to only enjoy a few miles around town, and the Saturday night parade.