Why are they called mid-year corvettes?
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Why are they called mid-year corvettes?
I'm curious and thought this would be the group that could answer this question.
Why are 1963 to 1967 vettes called mid-years?
I have always loved this generation of vettes and one day soon hope to own one. (65 - 67 roadster)
I've asked a couple of mid-year corvette owners and they did not know.
Do you?
Thanks,
:cheers:
Why are 1963 to 1967 vettes called mid-years?
I have always loved this generation of vettes and one day soon hope to own one. (65 - 67 roadster)
I've asked a couple of mid-year corvette owners and they did not know.
Do you?
Thanks,
:cheers:
#3
Re: Why are they called mid-year corvettes? (wombvette)
In those days, when no one had heard of C4 and C5 Corvettes, and therefore didn't use the terms C3 or C2, the 1963-67 cars were the mid-60s Corvettes between the first design (53-62) and third design (68-up)..........therefore, mid-year.
Call 'em mid-years, call 'em C2s, or call 'em Sting Rays..........but God they're something aren't they! :eek: :D
Call 'em mid-years, call 'em C2s, or call 'em Sting Rays..........but God they're something aren't they! :eek: :D
#4
Burning Brakes
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Re: Why are they called mid-year corvettes? (67HEAVEN)
67Heaven,
Thanks for your reply.
You're right, they are beautiful machines..more than a car, they're a way of life!
Enjoy!
:cheers:
Thanks for your reply.
You're right, they are beautiful machines..more than a car, they're a way of life!
Enjoy!
:cheers:
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Re: Why are they called mid-year corvettes? (ARed64)
How about because they were built ('63-'67) in the years exactly in the middle between '60 and '70? :jester
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Re: Why are they called mid-year corvettes? (Tripleblack51)
How about because they were built ('63-'67) in the years exactly in the middle between '60 and '70?
Yep!!
Yep!!