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I have seen a number of 70-72 rear clips on ebay lately, and if you "clipped" the car, or simply went with stock fenders, it wouldn't be that expensive. Unfortunately the asking price is high.
BTW there is a full Daytona Convertible out here on a 1974 454 Convertible! A rare car thats been modded with all that bodywork! Of course I want it to paint it with a Greenwood scheme...
I like the picture of the engine stamp. Like it matters now
If the price was at all reasonable, it would matter.
I'd much rather have a '72 with a matching numbers engine and a goofy Can Am rear clip I could easily knock off, throw away and replace, as opposed to a stock rear clip and a wrong motor.
My Grandfather used to say....."It would be a pretty boring world if we all liked the same thing....." I wonder if he'd still say that if he saw this car.....
This one was on here before. I remember the ad saying "one-owner garage-kept for the last 23 years", and someone here cracking me up with the line "Yeah, own it for another 23 years and PLEASE keep it in your garage!".
I like "nine kinds of Ugly" too, kind of sums this one up.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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