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Your '79 is a Corvette. It is not a Stingray and has no Stingray badges from the factory. Ditto for my '68 and my '80. They are Corvettes; neither is a Stingray.
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I saw the USS Kittyhawks once too.
Anybody ever been to Deadwood SD? Pretty neat little town...
I closed mt eyes and I shut my computer down hopping the "S" letter or word would go away. guess what? Yep it didn`t and still running on. Anyway we wont have to endure another one as this is still a hot issue......
Your '79 is a Corvette. It is not a Stingray and has no Stingray badges from the factory. Ditto for my '68 and my '80. They are Corvettes; neither is a Stingray.
This changed my thinking about the 68..
Originally Posted by Tom73
The caption at the top of the pic "Corvette Sting Ray", also in the first column of text.
Caption above ad "Corvette Sting Ray Convertible and Camaro SS Convertible"
I don't care what badge Chevrolet put on them '63'-'67 were StingRays and '68-'82 were Maco Sharks. Well anyway that is the way plenty of us pretty much so viewed them back in the day. As popular as the '63-'67 is today the '68 when it came out on the street in 1968 was more popular back then that plenty of us pre-'68 owners at the time had to have one of the new Maco Shark bodied Corvettes. I know I was one of them selling my '67 Vert in '71 in order to purchase my then 2 year old 1969 427-435HP Coupe the fastest car I ever owned.
You need to really think about it. The '63-'67 really looks more link a Stingray fish as the '68-'82 looks more like a Maco Shark fish. Anyone disagree with me here to the distinctions.
This is a funny topic and a fun thread.. I can see this horse has been beat quite a bit. My neighbor and I got into an argument when he went with me to look at my 79' before I bought it the other day. He kept saying it was a Stingray.. Me, I said it was not.. It looks like it, but it sure don't say it.. Too me a Stingray had more than a name.. It has a distinctive style, usually a chrome luggage rack, chrome bumper, and completely devoid of the obligatory spoiler or two.. At least that is the picture in my mind when I think "Stingray"..
Oh, it helps to have something on the car that actually says Stingray too..