Vette Dogs

There’s definitely a distinct curtain over Corvette owners that designates unwritten guidelines to what one should and shouldn’t do with their Corvette. You won’t find it in any owner’s manual or in a detailed Haynes repair text. Even still, driving in the rain, giving your dog a ride, installing a non-numbers matching engine, adding body modifications and exercising the odometer are a glimpse into a few standard “no-no’s” throughout the community.

But…why?

Shouldn’t enjoying your Corvette be the best part to owning it? A Corvette, or any car for that matter, can only look so good in the artificial light of a garage or museum. Corvettes take on a different personality when they’re out on the road, where they were designed to be. Just getting out more often than every third summer-Saturday for a car show, raises the chance to drive upon a new excitement. Heck, you just might meet a fellow Vetter at the gas station, take a few sunset pictures, or catch some admiring thumbs at a stoplight.

There’s just got to be more to it, otherwise they wouldn’t have given us eight overachieving cylinders wrapped in a sleek, light-weight body. You don’t have to know every technical or historical tidbit to have fun with a Corvette. Keeping your ‘Vette shined to perfection isn’t a daily requirement either. Just follow your own road, do what thrills you, and share in the fun with others.

Vette Dogs is about doing what you want with your Corvette.

Enjoy it!

Post a comment, tell others how you have been enjoying your Corvette.