Corvette parts beeing made
04-05-2018, 02:19 AM
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Corvette parts beeing made
I don't know why but these videos are so nice to look at.
It is nice to see parts for our beloved cars beeing made:
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...AmadeTour1.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...AmadeTour2.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eDoorPanel.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eatInstall.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eatInstall.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eatInstall.mp4
It is nice to see parts for our beloved cars beeing made:
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...AmadeTour1.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...AmadeTour2.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eDoorPanel.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eatInstall.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eatInstall.mp4
http://www.corvetteamerica.com/video...eatInstall.mp4
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04-05-2018, 07:02 AM
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Wow, really cool, I came away with a better appreciation of the tooling, materials, skill, and cost required to make our parts.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
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04-05-2018, 08:28 AM
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Very cool! Thanks for posting!
04-05-2018, 12:06 PM
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Really interesting and informative. The '65-'67 door panels require a lot of hand labor. 
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04-05-2018, 04:19 PM
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I'm just getting into restoring a '64 I inherited and am finding that nobody has reproductions for the outer rear window trim. Is there a little known place making/selling those that I can't find? Or do people just have to look for used?
04-05-2018, 06:14 PM
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It took me three years to find the right engine block and four years to find the right heads.
1964 coupe rear window trim?? That could be tough, but not as bad as 1963 SWC window trim, which until recently as only available used, and often went for up to $2500.
