Waaaaay too easy (though mad props for the C7!
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Waaaaay too easy (though mad props for the C7!)
irish44j wrote: I think a C3 looks goofy in stock form. Which is odd since I very much like how every other generation of corvette looks. I've hated the C3 even since I was a little kid. Maybe because they ruined the beautiful C2.....
And I think the C2 is the only ugly vette. A pimple on the ass of what is otherwise a pretty good run of really good looking cars.
That one in the first post looks to me like a 240Z from the front.
Wally wrote: In reply to Nick_Comstock: This is one time an LS isn't the right answer. A Big Block with a slightly rich 4 barrel running on race gas.
I couldn't afford to feed that. An LS would allow me to afford driving around all day in that much awesome.
Javelin wrote: Waaaaay too easy (though mad props for the C7!
Javelin wrote:
My dream-car!!!!
petegossett wrote:Javelin wrote:My dream-car!!!!
So, no kidding, I priced a set of those headlight covers because I thought I might be picking up an El Dorado and it would be funny to have them. Quote came back, months later mind you, for over $1600 for a set. Crazy!
There's this factory version too!
Am I missing something?
The original car posted IS a C3 vette, right? It just has a funny C2ish front end on it.
I am pretty sure they did not ruin a C2.
In reply to wvumtnbkr:
No, the original car posted is a '63 C2.
umm, well, maybe it IS a C2.
I can't tell.
The windshield says C2. The rear says C3. The front says blarghhh.
In reply to wvumtnbkr:
There's a C3 parked next to it. Look at the differences. Plus the back is C2 as well. The rear quarter is flared and there's a spoiler added to the back.
foxtrapper wrote: It's not easy, but the owner of this one actually did it. To a 427 model no less.
Proudly displayed for sale at Carlisle this past weekend.
For some reason this car really astounds me. It's like an optical illusion, both foreign and familiar at the same time.
The bottom picture looks like a goth mako shark that got caught a whackin off in ma
Wally wrote: I would fix it with the 12" wide wheels, giant side pipes and disco era panel paint that the bodywork is crying out for and then drive the wheels off it.
above with 14" dia Cragars, rear jacked up a good 6" and a tunnel ram thru the hood. 
All charter members of the TVS (Tasteless Vette Society).
In reply to jstein77:
You'd have to include GM in that group, since the car above has many styling cues from the original Mako Shark concept.
The family Corvette------
In reply to Joe Gearin:
I would absolutely drive that if I needed a family car. No question.
Give this a better paint job and a giant Hot Wheels decal, then my 8yo son would start doing extra chores in saving up his money now!
Joe Gearin wrote: The family Corvette------
The supervillain Corvette!
bravenrace wrote: In reply to jstein77: You'd have to include GM in that group, since the car above has many styling cues from the original Mako Shark concept.
Um no! This looks good from all angles. It was built for this chassis. Not like some of the aftermarket stuff designed AROUND the car.
Joe Gearin wrote: The family Corvette------
There was a four door C3 in my hometown when I was in middle school.
As for the green car, I kind of like it. Not as much as an original C2 of course and I certainly wouldn't build my own, but I wouldn't hate owning it.
BlueInGreen44 wrote:
Tasteful, very tasteful and ... refined (cough cough)
Just wanted to say I enjoy both the c3 and c7.
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