My cars “Alarmed” 🙀
- Thread starter luckyrat
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luckyrat
Busy user
I used a piece of cardboard, pushed each letter in line until correct spacing was achieved. (Took a few goes!)
Then masking taped the cardboard to the car, and drilled through the holes left in the cardboard by the prongs on the letters...... a pain in the a..se but it worked.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
Didn't realise C3's had a boot.The steering and fuel leak are still not fixed, but doing something to it today during lockdown cheers me up a bit
luckyrat
Busy user
The 68/72’s don’t have a boot. Like all C3’s with the exception of the last 1982 Collector edition the only access to the rear storage was from behind the seats. The reason for the title of this post was the fitting yesterday of the alarm switch above the CORVETTE script. Which is the correct location for a 72, and does look like a boot lock?
Attached is the the state of my rear storage area!! It’s on my lockdown down list.......
Chuffer
CCCUK regional rep
This is before and after on mine having fitted new carpet set throughout and refurbishing and painting damaged storage cubby frames .
James Vet - !978 to 1982 C3`s are post `sugar scoop` rear window and have a more accessible luggage area with a roll back cover . Also note that the later C3`s have only one storage box , the other being for the battery .
James Vet - !978 to 1982 C3`s are post `sugar scoop` rear window and have a more accessible luggage area with a roll back cover . Also note that the later C3`s have only one storage box , the other being for the battery .
kentvette
CCCUK Member
James Vette, if you're serious about buying a Corvette I'd suggest it's time to do some reading..
1968 - 1982 Corvette C3 Restoration Guide 2nd Edition | Corvette Central
C3 Corvettes (1968–1982), are among the most plentiful and affordable Corvettes on the road today, this restoration guide explores how to fix them.
James Vette
CCCUK Member
I was joking. 
Chuffer
CCCUK regional rep
Really ?????I was joking.
