C3 Sleuths: what's wrong with this picture?
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Melting Slicks
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Great observations and insight to my original question, this forum does not disappoint with input provided by the above members!
Using aftermarket upgrades or keeping with stock parts is the choice of each Corvette owner. I admit I keep my 1980 running with stock parts, though I recently replaced the the rear tie rods with an upgraded modern version that will last longer and are easier to adjust to align the back wheels.
Using aftermarket upgrades or keeping with stock parts is the choice of each Corvette owner. I admit I keep my 1980 running with stock parts, though I recently replaced the the rear tie rods with an upgraded modern version that will last longer and are easier to adjust to align the back wheels.
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Vegasdriver (03-23-2017)
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Instructor
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Team Owner
The only thing I can come up with is that is a race car as the exhaust exits in front of the rear tires NASCAR style. It's hard to tell but the diamond plate may be welded to the frame to increase rigidity????
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Team Owner
Thats the Corvette Summer car. It's a movie starring Mark Hamil (Luke Skywalker) and Annie Potts. 1978
IMDB Corvette Summer
IMDB Corvette Summer
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Safety Car