jd_black_00

Hi Guys,

The '63 Grand Sport has ALWAYS been my favorite car and I finally had a chance to see it in person this weekend! I snapped as many pics as I could and hope you enjoy them as much as I do!

Jakes Dad

Very cool. Great pics

Toque

Sweetness !

jrbartholomew

thanks for posting really cool

JohnZ

That's chassis #004, just recently out of restoration and owned by the Miles Collier Foundation.

Mr. Wizzard

Thanks so much for the great pictures of the magnificiant Grand Sport.

John BX NY

Big fan of the GS's hope to see one in person someday....has one ever been at Carlisle ?

groovyjay

ohiovet

Great Pictures of a fantastic 63 Grand Sport.
The engine is a work of art.
The white 67 L88 was also unbelieveable.
It's race history includes, "Entered in over 350 events, finished first over 150 times while winning 52 consecutive races.Finished in the top three 75% of the time, including second place at the 1970 Daytona 24 Hour.
THE CAR WAS UNSPONSORED".
Thanks to Bill Locke for another fantastic piece of Corvette History.
Bruce B

Dr L-88

Beautiful car, great pics, thanks for posting!!!

Can someone post pics of the white 67 L-88 (car #89)?

Thanks

67vetteal

Sweet History! What are the two items on the Passenger Door by the Circle for number? Thanks, Al W.

jd_black_00

I could be wrong, but I was under the impression that they are lights to illuminate the number during night racing

ohiovet

When I was there they were doing the 10 people award presentations so I could not get pictures.
It is a very impressive car.
Bruce B

NW-99SS

Fantastic pictures, thanks for posting!

Very jealous, I can't wait to see one in person!

Keith Carlson

Absolutely beautiful and thank you!!

oldsarge

Love the looks of the grand sport, thanks for sharing.

RJ1

Anyone notice his outside mirror? Appears to be attached to the vent window. Would this have been what they used back in 63? Anyone know what kind of mirror it is? Would like to put on my car.

ZR Guy

Dr L-88 I'll see if I can get some photos of the 67 L88 posted for you. A very impressive Corvette. And the original driver was taking it up and down St Mary's Street, full throttle ! Thanks to Dana and David for sharing it with all.
Blm Gold Guy

Mr. Wizzard

If you look closely, it appears that the mirror assy is mounted to a rectangular-shaped plate, which is attached to the vent window with through fasteners.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/memb...-11-147486.jpg

Dr L-88

Thanks ZR Guy. Would love to see some shots of it. Last time I saw it was 2008 at the 2nd edition of Earthquake L-88. I'm interested in the headers that were on the car. Do you recall if they were the Kustom style of the Bill Thomas ones with the flat "merge" type collector?
Thanks,
Rex