2006-What a Great Year

[Hammer]

This has been a memorable year for me in part due to the following two events.

I was blessed in September with a grandson who is destined to become a ZR1/LT5 mechanic (if I have anything to say about it). I have been grooming him since he was born in September to become the new ZR1 Master. If I knew how to design webpages you would be able to view his credentials and achievements at www.thezr1master.com LOL

I was able to finally purchase a ZR-1 in May. I attended the Gathering in Las Vegas that was just plain fantastic. Since that purchase I have piloted the car to a 13.3 1/4 mile and 147 shot by radar (150 on the GPS). To top that off, the car got 24.5 MPG at about 73 MPH cruising back home from Vegas. Wow, what a machine, world class for sure. I met a lot of people in Vegas that I had been in touch with on this Forum and a few that I had not.

I am impressed by the generosity of this group with the Cary Fisher fundraising efforts and feel this has added to the ZR-1 experience for me.

I must say that there probably is no other car that has the capability to instill feelings in me like the ZR-1 has. I am hopelessly and passionately hooked on this vehicle.

Thank you Chevrolet and thanks to all the other ZR-1 nuts out there who have made this such a fabulous experience for me.

I wish a Merry Christmas and a great New Year to all in the group.

[zr1mom]

Thank you John and congrats!

ZR-1 owners are very unique and special!

The Cary fund proves it!

Merry Christmas!
Mom

[Z Factor]

All ZR-1 owners know the feelings you have, but it is nice to see others such as yourself who eloquently put it into words.

[tf95ZR1]

It was great to meet you, John, in Las Vegas. Thanks for the banner!
Yes, you are right, we have many things to be thankful for including
the ZR1. ( I won't rub in the fact that it was sunny and 75 today!)
Stay healthy,
Ted Feder