StingrayLust

Here's some pictures of this weekends show. I attended only Saturday and a beautiful day it was. Sorry, no pictures of anything other than C3's ('cept two C2 pics).

First, a few of my own 1971 coupe:







Now the rest of the C3's:

















































Now for my most controversial paint job pics, I think the two that were there that were painted opposite of each other, looked like fiberglass boat colors. But maybe that's just me:

Sunstroked

Wow, that was the largest group of C3 corvettes I've seen of late. Yours looks really nice too. Regarding the C2, yeah custom paint is beauty in the eye of the beholder. It may look nicer in real life, may not. Either way, the owner probably likes it and its all that counts.

The Punisher

Looked like a great show and good turn out. Thanks for sharing the pics

Travis'82ce

Thanks for taking and uploading all the pictures.looks like a great day . Yours is one of my favorites.

Lupigiato

Awesome collection of Vettes! I noticed in the 5th picture - a red chrome bumper coupe w/ the Indy style spoiler, the fender vents are blank - like a 73. Any idea what year that is? Never saw a 68-72 w/o Gilles and egg rate. Thanks for posting so many great photos!

Redwing01

What an awesome collection of pics !
Thanks for sharing!!

briankeery

C3's are alive and well in Minnesota........thanks for sharing.

StingrayLust

NOTE - everything I heard about the car is 3rd or 4th hand, I didn't actually talk to the owner myself.

Great catch. That car I saw the first year I went to the show, 2010, and it was my favorite car. This year, the guy I parked next to and I were talking about it and that '73 opening. The car is a '72, and what the guy I was talking with said he heard is that it was a very late '72 and that it came that way from the factory, with a '73 opening. I find that hard to believe as I don't think the front part of that where the bumpers would be, would match up without some big modifications.

You make the call: BS or truth?