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C8 (Not Render) Picture of the Day Dec 9th

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    C8 (Not Render) Picture of the Day Dec 9th

    Thanks to Mike Furman who shared this picture and this commentary of how this actual C8 picture came to be.

    Originally posted by [email protected]
    ~One of my soon to be ZR1 customers is a Professional Race Car driver and spent 10 days in August on a certain German Race Track driving 1,500 miles in a non Corvette...but caught a glimpse of a possible soon to be new generation Corvette.
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    Last edited by John; 04-01-2019, 10:00 AM.
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    That is a reall great picture. Thank you very much [email protected] I love the juxtaposition of the ME passing him and another one being caught in his rear view mirror.

    Anyone figure out what the race car driver photographer was driving?
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      Thanks once more time Mike & Jeff for posting a real picture for everyone to see . Now hopefully we'll get to see the C8 w/o the camouflage ..
      A thought if I might ...
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        Thank you Mike for sharing this picture. It was exciting to see it.
        Looking forward to our ME arriving.
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        • #5
          Quick draw with that camera...impressive client.

          thanks for posting
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            Originally posted by MidEngine View Post
            That is a reall great picture. Thank you very much [email protected] I love the juxtaposition of the ME passing him and another one being caught in his rear view mirror.

            Anyone figure out what the race car driver photographer was driving?
            Could it be a GT3?
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              I also like that you can see the 2nd C8 coming-up in the side mirror...
              My C8:
              '20 Elkhart Lake Blue 2LT Coupe, Natural Interior, GT2 Two-Tone Seats, Performance Exhaust, Front Lift, Carbon Flash Wheels, Engine Appearance Package 2000 Status December 27, 2019; 3000 Status January 2, 2020; 3400 Status March 10, 2020;TPW March 16, 2020; Built June 4th, 2020 (COVID-19); Delivery July 1, 2020

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              • #8
                That truly is one of the cooler Mid Engine pics!!

                Mike Furman
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                  It sure it. The timing is perfect, catching an ME passing the driver at the exact moment to frame a second on in his mirror.
                  GBA Black; HTO Twilight/Tension interior; Z51 & Mag Ride; E60 lift; 5VM visible carbon fiber package; 5ZZ high wing; FA5 interior vis CF; ZZ3 engine appearance; 3LT; Q8T Spectra Gray Tridents; J6N Edge Red Calipers; SNG Edge Red Hashmarks; VQK Splash Guards; RCC Edge Red engine cover; VJR illuminated sill plates. Lifetime, annual contributors, and 23 year members of National Corvette Museum. Home is the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
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