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Originally Posted by 1camaro4me
I own a company and employ about 25 people.
Fortunately for me this is one car that will not cause me that kinda grief. Many of my employees make good money (40,000-50,000/year). So they can afford a camaro too. In fact, several drive "nicer" vehicles than I currently do.
One guy is actually a collector. '69 camaro, absolute perfect condition. All kinds of goodies added on to it. He's so anal he won't even drive it to a car show 7 miles from his house. Puts it on a carrier and pulls that with his "everyday" truck. He has another newer one with more chrome than should be legal to own.
But I feel your pain. It's common. That's why I've never owned a 'vette even though I wanted one for years. Or a Lexus for the wife, (she has to settle for a Toyota). Always afraid of crossing that envy line that is human nature.
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Not doing any hiring are you?....lol
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Originally Posted by stretch98
I guess I could see that with a Maserati but a CHEVY??? I woulda thought the grassroots small town folks would give you more grief for buying an import.
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Most people around here drive Fords. alot of old 70s and 80s trucks and 80s early 90 mustangs and a few newer model stangs and some imports....
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Originally Posted by roadie2991
I'm a small business owner in Ft. Worth. You even have some of that behavior here. When I bought a Corvette in 1995, people felt the need to complain about my fees and say things like "I guess you need me to make your car payment for you".
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I dont know how many times i have heard this. usually they would say well i guess you are going up on your prices again i see a new truck sitting out there or something like that. which i never increase my prices to make more money only raise what has been raised on me.
I dont want this to come off the wrong way but I am glad that I am not the only one. I thought maybe it was just me.
I no longer park my vehicles in site anymore. I had someone to egg my brand new silverado the night I got it. I was
