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Unrecognizable.............. Being a teen in the 70's, I saw this all first hand. Lately allot of these modified C2's are coming out of the wood work. So lets see how extreme one's effort will go to change a C2's looks. Now we are looking for Extremism's here !
Before the archaeologist dig up these cars and ask "what were they thinking".
This one has been floating around for year's ,in the same condition. on Flea Bay
Next thing you know, we'll see one made into a woody. I agree with J. Moore 100%. No way to improve perfection.
I disagree. While the C2 is beautiful and such a departure from anything else on the road (still); with the right mild flares and 6 taillights they look even better. Unlike the over the top examples here.
This was late '70's. It was a 327/340 with 283/270 carbs/intake. He wanted $1500 for it. I wanted to give $1200 and he wouldn't take it so I took the car back to him.
Just think what the carbs.intake alone is worth today?
In all my years here, Pauly's has always been my favorite......probably a 435 car now.......one of his cars was wrecked as soon as he sold it, was this it?
In all my years here, Pauly's has always been my favorite......probably a 435 car now.......one of his cars was wrecked as soon as he sold it, was this it?
I think that was the '67 split window coupe that he had pieced together............. It was a beautiful car!
Last edited by tuxnharley; 11-05-2016 at 03:01 PM.
11-04-2016, 08:28 AM
The Ruin's of Midyear C2 63-67.
