My new car
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Too bad you couldnt keep both, they would look so nice side by side. But the Vette is pure sex for sure especially for that generation, never liked any generations except that one! Good choice, enjoy the car!
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From: CA, San Diego,
holy cow! I was expecting a restoration project (chassis and shell only that had massive amounts of rust)but as I scrolled down it looks like it rolled of the dealer lot! CONGRATS! AWESOME CAR!!! Was thiss restored or is it all original? how much did you pay?
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From: Where dreamers dream!
Originally Posted by crockey,Dec 9 2006, 10:54 PM
I really enjoyed by time in the "tuner" car market, but I wanted a change. My dad is also retired and getting older, and he loves to work on cars. I hope that he and I can do a few car shows together (like the James Dean festival in Fairmount, Indiana). He took me to that festival every year as a kid. I never dreamed I would be able to sit with my dad in a lawn chair next to my own 67' Vette. Its time to learn something new...........
Thats all that matters.....good luck 
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Very nice ,the last year of the Sting Ray and a perfect color
I've told my wife on several occasions if I get rid of the S2000; I would want a '67 Corvette
Truely a timeless beauty and although the coupe is nice I would prefer a convertible
Is that a 327/300 hp engine ?
I've told my wife on several occasions if I get rid of the S2000; I would want a '67 Corvette
Truely a timeless beauty and although the coupe is nice I would prefer a convertible
Is that a 327/300 hp engine ?
