Corvette Carbon on Barrett Jackon...
04-04-2010, 09:31 AM
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Corvette Carbon on Barrett Jackon... Did anyone happen to catch the corvette carbon edition that went across the blocks yesterday???
Pretty badass car, but that new color is awesome!!!
They called it Super Sonic Blue, kind of a blue-gray slate color.
It looked pretty awesome in the artist rendition, but the actual color was just gorgeous.
I was thinking about a color change on my car, that might just be the ticket.
Just curious what everyone else thought!
--Mike
Pretty badass car, but that new color is awesome!!!
They called it Super Sonic Blue, kind of a blue-gray slate color.
It looked pretty awesome in the artist rendition, but the actual color was just gorgeous.
I was thinking about a color change on my car, that might just be the ticket.
Just curious what everyone else thought!
--Mike
04-04-2010, 12:05 PM
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I seen it, I've seen pictures of it before also and it looks cool but I'd prefer a Carbon edition Fbody. Just to clearify, the car itself wasn't forsale, the right to own the first one off the line was for sale and the winner could help build the engine.
04-04-2010, 02:10 PM
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http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog....x11chcr002.jpg
http://www.dubdaily.com/wp-content/u...n-Limited3.jpg
The "carbon" sticker will come in a box when the car is purchased and the owner will decided if he/she wants it on the car.
http://www.dubdaily.com/wp-content/u...n-Limited3.jpg
The "carbon" sticker will come in a box when the car is purchased and the owner will decided if he/she wants it on the car.
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I'm just saying that proper English dictates that the phrase "I seen" makes no sense and is not to be used. It's present perfect but needs an infinitive: have, had, etc. You instead use the phrases I listed
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