Re: So how are you on Corvettes?
An older friend of mine gave me about 40 class winner trophies one day. I never knew he even raced anything. (he was into prewar classics) Turns out he had recieved a new 67 427/435 coupe in white for high school graduation that he then drag raced at CT Dragway, and Lebanon Valley Dragway. The trophies were all dated 68,69, and 70. He dug out some photos and showed them to me also. He just didn't want the trophies hanging around anymore getting in his way he said.
I would take any Vette except 73-96. I used to ride with a friend of mine in his mother's 78 Anniversary model back in school. We used to take it out occasionally just for something different. I remember the walnut shift knob was all torn up because the previous owner had lost his arm and apparently shifted it with one of those attachment that is like two hooks. It went okay, but we had stuff that was faster and we didn't even know what we were doing yet.
An older friend of mine gave me about 40 class winner trophies one day. I never knew he even raced anything. (he was into prewar classics) Turns out he had recieved a new 67 427/435 coupe in white for high school graduation that he then drag raced at CT Dragway, and Lebanon Valley Dragway. The trophies were all dated 68,69, and 70. He dug out some photos and showed them to me also. He just didn't want the trophies hanging around anymore getting in his way he said.
I would take any Vette except 73-96. I used to ride with a friend of mine in his mother's 78 Anniversary model back in school. We used to take it out occasionally just for something different. I remember the walnut shift knob was all torn up because the previous owner had lost his arm and apparently shifted it with one of those attachment that is like two hooks. It went okay, but we had stuff that was faster and we didn't even know what we were doing yet.
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