Whatever gets ya through the day...

[Sean8]

I have just finished my website dedicated to my pride and joy, '81 4-speed. Whenever I need a llittle inspiration at work, I click on my home page button, which links me to a smile everytime. Hey, whatever "gets ya through the day!" Check it out.

Sean

http://www.realtyinsights.com

[Tomlin]

Thanks for the opportunity to visit your website. That sure is a beautiful 81.

Tom

[Tom Bryant]

Nice site and love the L81.

Tom

[MidShark]

Neat website, sharp car. I'd love to learn to setup all that stuff, but then it would take away from time working on the cars.......

Dick

[Sean8]

Dick,

It's not too hard. You can buy blank websites through www.NetworkSolutions.com with generic templates. Then it's really just a matter of picking the layout you like and inserting pictures and text. They give you all the step by step instructions. I spent an afternoon working on it. If you're interested, I would be happy to help you set one up. Just let me know and thanks for the comments on my Vette.

Sean

[Dave L.]

Beautiful Vette Sean and a four speed yet,very very nice.

Dave

[SLICKMAN]

Cool, nice 81.... Here is my site, I did this with Fonrtpage.. It's not hard and I run the site out of my house My 78 SA 4sp (http://corvette.riale.net):D

[Sean8]

Nick,

That '78 is beautiful! I can see why you are so proud of it. I have the original stereo in my '81 and naturally it sounds like crap. I have tried to keep everything on the car in its original condition, so I am worried about messing around with replacing the stereo and speakers. But I agree with you, a nice sound system is a must. I thought about leaving the stock stereo in dash, replacing the speakers with good ones but keep them hidden behind the covers, and hide a disc changer in the glove box, amp under the passenger seat. Those are my plans, but as I said, I am a little reluctant to do anything to the car that detracts from its original character. Thanks for sharing your site. I enjoyed it.

Sean