A new project..i aint even finished the first one yet?
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Hi peeps..Whilst i was outside yesterday tinkering with bits on the car one of my neighbours came up to me and asked if i wanted another project..Its a silver blue LHD 1963 corvette stingray convertible with a 327cu in 6.0ltr engine..It needs a few little bits doing to it and he hasnt looked at it for a year..He is asking £2-2,500..In mint they are worth £30,000+...I might just go and have a look at it and get some pics...Hes not in any real rush to sell and its stored in a garage..Might be worth a look..Cheers..Ziga
http://usedcorvettesforsale.com/1963-corvette-4062...
Obviously not this one but its the same model..
http://usedcorvettesforsale.com/1963-corvette-4062...
Obviously not this one but its the same model..
The 327 is heavy being all iron so will not aid handling at all in your wedge.
My opinion is don't go there.
I had a friend with a 1970 vette, the last model with chrome bumpers.
He personally rebuilt it from the chassis up, with new bushes, shocks, springs etc.
End result is that it still handled like a 1970 vette.
My Camaro was the same. In anything other than a strait line it would not inspire confidence.
Please keep me posted on the Vette.
OR I'll go halves with you.
Phil
420 SEAC
My opinion is don't go there.
I had a friend with a 1970 vette, the last model with chrome bumpers.
He personally rebuilt it from the chassis up, with new bushes, shocks, springs etc.
End result is that it still handled like a 1970 vette.
My Camaro was the same. In anything other than a strait line it would not inspire confidence.
Please keep me posted on the Vette.
OR I'll go halves with you.
Phil
420 SEAC
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