How Late a Corvette could you own as a Classic?

Vetman

CCCUK Member
I bought my C3 as a current model and as time has passed it is now owned as a Classic. The C3 has plenty of faults in terms of awkward jobs, eg changing a fuse, removing the fan shroud, or the rear wheel bearings, but in general only requires spanners. I cannot imagine owning a C8 as an old car. It would be a money pit I imagine.

How late a Corvette could be kept as a Classic by the home mechanic?
 

Roscobbc

Moderator
My 'take' is a C3 - however if you have a code reader why not a C4, C5 or C6.....yes OK so a fair bit more complicated - and you wouldn't really want to do a clutch or auto transmission job on one......but they ain't rocket science.!
 

CaptainK

CCCUK Member
For my basic mechanic knowledge, C3 is hard enough. All the fancy electrics in C4 onwards might do me in. Saying that, a C4 is the same years as my FTO, and I do work on that. The difference being the FTO is worth bugger all, so I care not if I break it for a while. :ROFLMAO:
 
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