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<p>The bloody red Corvette was born in 1987 and had 120G miles on it when its rookie owner traded a Harley to enjoy a true American sports car for the first time. My Sportster gave it's place for the veteran Vette and the V-Rod to buy gas. I gave up my Harleys to ride the Corvette to work every day, and every mile is a privilege. Sorta like its owner, a bit older, but not in bad shape for an old race horse. It's its own reward. Now, like the rest of us, if we can keep it running....</p>
<p>Bruce A. Taylor,</p>
<p>Gilbert, Arizona</p>

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The bloody red Corvette was born in 1987 and had 120G miles on it when its rookie owner traded a Harley to enjoy a true American sports car for the first time. My Sportster gave it's place for the veteran Vette and the V-Rod to buy gas. I gave up my Harleys to ride the Corvette to work every day, and every mile is a privilege. Sorta like its owner, a bit older, but not in bad shape for an old race horse. It's its own reward. Now, like the rest of us, if we can keep it running....

Bruce A. Taylor,

Gilbert, Arizona

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