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Took the '66 red coupe to a little show on Tuesday and that was said "great arse" -
Mr. Cricket replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.Took the '66 red coupe to a little show on Tuesday and that was said "great arse" -
Mid years sure have a great looking arse.
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Nassau65 replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.Mid years sure have a great looking arse.
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Nassau65 replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.Also the 67 repositions of the optional reversing lights to standard fixture above the licence plate, and parking brake ( handbrake) to...
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Nassau65 replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.A friend in Atlanta GA has a 1967 but like me loves spinners, so he took the originals off and replaced them with a 65/66 set with...
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The knock off aluminium wheels ( or quick take off wheel) as Chevrolet called them is certainly the wheels of choice for mid year...
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Nassau65 replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.The knock off aluminium wheels ( or quick take off wheel) as Chevrolet called them is certainly the wheels of choice for mid year...
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Here’s a add for the new 1964 from Lendrum & Hartman who were the main dealers for GM in the UK Although a bit blurry, you can see the...
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The “new” bolt on KO wheels are a great innovation. The looks of the original KO wheels without any hassle. From what I’ve read they...
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Nassau65 replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.The “new” bolt on KO wheels are a great innovation. The looks of the original KO wheels without any hassle. From what I’ve read they...
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Nassau65 replied to the thread Early Corvette Blue Prints.Here’s a add for the new 1964 from Lendrum & Hartman who were the main dealers for GM in the UK Although a bit blurry, you can see the...
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Yes a common practice back then. Mechanics and drivers of early competition 63's with P48's and 2 bars were saying the spinners in some...
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At a show one time Chris Sale asked if I was interested in buying his KO wheels as he ran after-market maybe Torq Thrusts. They were...
