Here's the big question Wife or car? - Page 4 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

secondchance · 08-14-2009

We all love our wives, I am sure. It's just that some ladies by nature want their spouse to spend every moment with them (often in the mall).

billybaloneey · 08-14-2009

In my case I'll go with the wife. Through the course of our marriage I've had/have many Corvette's and I was allowed to get them all after minimal amounts of begging. To date, she has let me have every Corvette I've wanted...but she did give me a definite "NO!" when I expressed an interest in a Viper...everyone has their limits I suppose.

It's better than the alternative...having a Corvette and then begging some woman to be my wife.

bb62 · 08-14-2009

I married my wife back in 1990 - a full 9 years after I purchased by first Corvette - a 64 365. A few years into our marriage SHE encourages me to trade my 64 Corvette for the 67 435HP Corvette I have started think about. Then last year - SHE encouraged me to purchased my 95 Z to go along with the 67.

Hey, there are plenty of cars out there. I'll keep my wife (who also provided two wonderful kids as well).

flyin ryan · 08-15-2009

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Originally Posted by phrogs

Me if I got that ultimadum the wife (girlfriend) would be gone.

I havent consulted one car purchase with my wife (girlfriend) I can buy what I want when I want with my money

Damn right!! I see absolutly nothing wrong with that logic. At the same time, she can do what she want's...I'm not her keeper. If she doesn't like it, I can have another set hanging over the sink tommorow. I always say...the door swings 'Both' ways, if your not happy here

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rhipsher · 08-15-2009

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Originally Posted by flyin ryan

Damn right!! I see absolutly nothing wrong with that logic. At the same time, she can do what she want's...I'm not her keeper. If she doesn't like it, I can have another set hanging over the sink tommorow. I always say...the door swings 'Both' ways, if your not happy here

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Damn right. I mean my god! It's not like your asking her to envite her girlfriend over for a threesome or anything. But she has no problem reminding me that her money helped pay for that ZR-1 to. But when any of the cars breaks down guess who fixes them while she sits on her but and watches American Idol. But I do have twice the buying power being married.

Pqtaces · 08-15-2009

I have a different problem. When I got my Z my wife loved it so much she said "you know those new ZR1s are really nice too, hint, hint". My only response was, you know we are in a bad recession right?

jonszr1 · 08-15-2009

boy sure is fun reading all the tough wife talk , guess they arent reading over your shoulder

secondchance · 08-15-2009

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Originally Posted by jonszr1

boy sure is fun reading all the tough wife talk , guess they arent reading over your shoulder

Of course not! I am not suicidal...

rhipsher · 08-15-2009

When its all said and done I'm sure we will all agree that its cheaper to keeper. "Oh hey honey! I didn't know you were standing behind me!"

cward · 08-17-2009

I'm lucky. MJ bought #364 for my birthday in 1998. She didn't get upset when I started racing it, only asked that I get more life insurance. She bailed me out one time when I had too many to drink at a bar and couldn't drive, she got a ride to the bar and drove #364 in full race trim back to the house. She even semi-hammered it on Central Expressway and then looked down at 150 on the speedo and nearly croaked. I won't be trading her anytime soon.

08-14-2009	#31
secondchance Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: McLean, VA Posts: 3,726	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? We all love our wives, I am sure. It's just that some ladies by nature want their spouse to spend every moment with them (often in the mall).

08-14-2009	#32
billybaloneey Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mauriceville, Texas Posts: 179	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? In my case I'll go with the wife. Through the course of our marriage I've had/have many Corvette's and I was allowed to get them all after minimal amounts of begging. To date, she has let me have every Corvette I've wanted...but she did give me a definite "NO!" when I expressed an interest in a Viper...everyone has their limits I suppose. It's better than the alternative...having a Corvette and then begging some woman to be my wife.

08-14-2009	#33
bb62 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 129	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? I married my wife back in 1990 - a full 9 years after I purchased by first Corvette - a 64 365. A few years into our marriage SHE encourages me to trade my 64 Corvette for the 67 435HP Corvette I have started think about. Then last year - SHE encouraged me to purchased my 95 Z to go along with the 67. Hey, there are plenty of cars out there. I'll keep my wife (who also provided two wonderful kids as well).

08-15-2009	#37
jonszr1 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: lone pine and mammoth lakes Posts: 1,406	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? boy sure is fun reading all the tough wife talk , guess they arent reading over your shoulder

08-15-2009	#39
rhipsher Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 2,314	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? When its all said and done I'm sure we will all agree that its cheaper to keeper. "Oh hey honey! I didn't know you were standing behind me!"

08-15-2009	#36
Pqtaces Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Glendale, CA Posts: 41	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? I have a different problem. When I got my Z my wife loved it so much she said "you know those new ZR1s are really nice too, hint, hint". My only response was, you know we are in a bad recession right?

08-17-2009	#40
cward Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Luling, TX Posts: 97	Re: Here's the big question Wife or car? I'm lucky. MJ bought #364 for my birthday in 1998. She didn't get upset when I started racing it, only asked that I get more life insurance. She bailed me out one time when I had too many to drink at a bar and couldn't drive, she got a ride to the bar and drove #364 in full race trim back to the house. She even semi-hammered it on Central Expressway and then looked down at 150 on the speedo and nearly croaked. I won't be trading her anytime soon.