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Moving the headlights to the grill was a common 60's customization. It was also often a response to dealing with a front end collision - much cheaper to repair the car by sticking the headlights behind the grill instead of replacing all of those expensive moving parts.
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All 63 through 2004 corvettes came with pop-up headlights from the factory. Minor exceptions are very very special race cars.
Moving the headlights to the grill was a common 60's customization. It was also often a response to dealing with a front end collision - much cheaper to repair the car by sticking the headlights behind the grill instead of replacing all of those expensive moving parts.
Moving the headlights to the grill was a common 60's customization. It was also often a response to dealing with a front end collision - much cheaper to repair the car by sticking the headlights behind the grill instead of replacing all of those expensive moving parts.
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The special race cars I was thinking of were the 1963 Grand Sport corvettes which are all known and accounted for.
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ok thanks for the info, hey is there any tips for keeping proof that my car is a genuine bb as i will need to replace the 3/8 fuel line ect during a full restoration eg: pics ,video have a corvette club inspect it before i remove any thing ect, dont want any one to sayits a replica
thanks all help is welcomed
