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Aug 19, 2008 | 10:30 AM

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Artsvette73

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From: Piscataway NJ

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Originally Posted by ve77er

point taken, please see apology in fourth block of thread, and you are right about assumptions!
.............................chris

I know Chris... He is a great guy. And I know he did not intend to offend anybody...Jack

Aug 19, 2008 | 02:03 PM

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Vampyre

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From: Rochester NY

I noticed in the pictures the car has a clock, My 81 has a Oil Temp gauge in that location and that was how all 1981 shipped that year...

Not sure if that is the correct center gauge console for a 1981 vette...

Aug 19, 2008 | 02:49 PM

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bashcraft

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Originally Posted by Red70vette

I agree with Easy Mike there are many aftermarket companies that do conversions that the factory does not offer. When GM stopped convertible production you could get an aftermarket company to chop the top and make it a convertible. Many times these aftermarket companies worked with dealers so the dealer took the order had the car drop shipped to a fabricator for a convertible top, a stretch, a sunroof, a padded vynl top, RR grille, or anything they could sell or someone would buy.

I know for a fact that there were several companies in the early '80s that would cut the roof off of a brand new Camaro and install a convertible top. The cars were sold by the dealerships and drop shipped from the factory to the conversion company, but GM had nothing to do with it.

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