Imagine you’re a kid who sees a Corvette for the first time. You save up your pennies but then life gets in the way − maybe you need to fix your bike, and then your benevolent heart donates the money to some charity. Eventually you get married, have kids, and maybe you need a bedroom set. My, how your kids have grown! After life marches on, you feel it’s time to get your piggy bank and go to the Chevrolet dealership to order a Corvette.
But then tragedy happens − your heart tightens up and fails to function any more. Your Corvette remains a dream and nothing more than a vehicle for others to enjoy . . . or does it?
See what happens below to the guy who let the dream get away.
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I got this about 2 weeks ago and it is great!
The Three Rules of Owning a Corvette: 1) Buy your first Corvette before you get married. 2) Do not sell your Corvette after you get married. And, 3) Do not used drugs, alcohol, or smoke, so you can pay for your Corvette.
OR as I Like to say:
1) Buy/Do whatever you dreamed of before you get married.
2) Do not sell/quite your dream possession/activity after you get married.
3) Do not used drugs, alcohol, or smoke, so you won’t loose/get sidetracked from your dream goal.
For most young men rules One and Two apply doubly to just about everything they dreamed of doing in life.
well that video kind a sucks, the guy gets vette when he dies ??????