Passenger side door lock on C5-doesn't always work

"tww1491" > wrote in message
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> "Dad" wrote in message
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> "Unquestionably Confused" > wrote in message
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>> On 11/30/2011 11:18 AM, Dad wrote:
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>>> "uncle_vito" > wrote in message
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>>>> I own a 64 C2 which I love. I would like to buy a new Vette but
>>>> do not
>>>> have any desire to have to take it to the dealer all the time.
>>>> Build
>>>> in some reliability then I will think about a late model.
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>>> Same here, just no reliability at all. Back to the dealer 3 times
>>> in the
>>> first 2 years for their free oil change. Every time I turn around
>>> it has
>>> to have gasoline, and then it was new tires, Will it never end?
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>>> It only has 42,000 miles on it and it's time to get rid of it.
>>> Make me
>>> an offer like you know what you're talking about so I can get the
>>> new
>>> generation on order.
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>> Jeez, you guys are such "Doom & Gloomers" Look at the bright side.
>> GM did away with the ash trays now you don't have to worry about
>> them getting filled up <g>
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>> I swear, some folks would complain if they were hanged with a new
>> rope!
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> I thought the old saying was, "Some people would kick even if they
> were hung with a new rope". (?)
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> Thanks for bringing something positive to a negative news group.
> Poor
> ol spus didn't even want to take a chance to tell us if Bob I had
> pointed him to an answer to his problem.
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> Your experience is certainly assuring -- it would seem that this
> newsgroup gives a negative cast to more recent Corvette model. My
> next door neighbor has a C4 roadster which he rarely drives. Heck I
> used my c3s back in my junior officer days as daily transportation.
>
I'm very close to driving a flexible flyer today, it's not my favorite
Corvette but just think I need another one. Mostly I could use an
automatic. ;-))

It's always good to hear back when someone ask about a problem whether
or not they got it fixed. My guess is that when they are happy they
forget about saying anything like "thank you".