Corvette Quarterly

[Jerry Coia]

Does anyone know if this magazine is still published? If so, I need the information to obtain a subscription.

Thanks,

Jerry

[Clem Z.]

Re: Corvette Quarterly

yes it is and you can get it free for 3 years if you spend $45,000 for a new C-5 if you want to do it the cheap way $29.95 for 12 issues corvette quarterly subscription center 30400 vandyke warren mich 48093-2316

[Jerry Coia]

Re: Corvette Quarterly

I think I'll send in my $29.95. My wife will think it's a good idea on my part!!

Thanks,

Jerry

[Clem Z.]

Re: Corvette Quarterly

CHICKEN my wife is thinking after 3 new C-5s she is going to get me a subscription for XMAS the next time.

[Jerry Coia]

Re: Corvette Quarterly

I do have a light at the end of the tunnel. After about 8 years with doing a body off resoration on my 1963 roadster, I'm thinking of selling it for a 2003 or 2004. This is why I'm looking to subscribe to Corvette Quarterly. Maybe I can pick up some knowledge on the new ones. I've always owned mid-years.

[Clem Z.]

Re: Corvette Quarterly

i would hold off till 05 as that will be the new C-6. it will be on display next jan 2004 at the detroit auto show. i know i will be there.

[Patrick H.]

CQ and C5s

Drive the 63.

I've got a 71 and a 72, and care for my Dad's 72, 92, and 2002. I'd rather hop in mine to drive around town than the new one. The only benefit of the new ones is AC, and cruise if you go on the highway.

Yes, I realize the ride and handling of the new ones is better, but I'm not sure if that should be seen as a "benefit" or "lack of character."

By the way, I don't think you'll find out much via CQ. I've subscribed for several years, and as a GM-sponsored magazine, it is usually the last to give any info on the Corvette, and is rather sanitized.

Ask the guys in your local Corvette Club that own a C5, and they'll give you a better impression.

Patrick