Is This Nice....Or What...........

[Daytona Vette]

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like the attitude and the arches filled with wide rubber, but for me would be nicer if the hood lines were retained and the gauges were kept to the interior

 

[67HEAVEN]

1967 427 - 435 hp (RPO L71 - 3,754 built) convertible (body code 19467 - 14,436 built) with first-year-ever rally wheels and 1967-only centre caps, factory-optional side exhaust (RPO N14 - 4,209 built), and redline tyres (RPO QB1 - 4,230 built). Yummy...

 

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Shame, those sidepipes ruin it - IMO

This 1963 Corvette was specially-built by Chevrolet Engineering for then-General Manager Bunkie Knudsen. It was not only a concept/showcar, but he used it as his personal driver.

Unique Corvette built for 'Bunkie' Knudsen heads to auction

 

[Daytona Vette]

Oh my...

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Wow that is nice, not seen the straps and brackets to the windows before, is it to do with a light weight body flexing ? ???

 

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Wow that is nice, not seen the straps and brackets to the windows before, is it to do with a light weight body flexing ? ???

Under SCCA racing rules, windscreen and backlite bars are HIGHLY recommended for fixed roof cars. The concern is them popping out at high speed or in a collision. There is very little actually holding them in place.

 

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[Daytona Vette]

Under SCCA racing rules, windscreen and backlite bars are HIGHLY recommended for fixed roof cars. The concern is them popping out at high speed or in a collision. There is very little actually holding them in place.

Under SCCA racing rules, windscreen and backlite bars are HIGHLY recommended for fixed roof cars. The concern is them popping out at high speed or in a collision. There is very little actually holding them in place.

Cheers

 

[Daytona Vette]

This would look good sitting in my garage.............

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Looks good with attitude, larger rears in diameter than the front wheels, rare on a road going C3, I may be wrong but I think the rear arches may have been cut higher, not a vehicle for going over speed bumps

 

[Daytona Vette]

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Good photo shot bearing in mind the colours of the back drop

 

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Shades of everything...........

 

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[67HEAVEN]

The 1968 Sunray DX car, driven by Don Yenko.

 

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One of the famous Owens-Corning L88 Corvettes. The three door devices are to light the Car Number at night during 12 and 24-hour races.