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Sep 5, 2009 | 04:28 PM

delgal

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From: marcinelle hainaut

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hello,

to transform front and back of a corvette of 76 into model 70

is this possible?

david delgal

Sep 5, 2009 | 05:15 PM

Douglas Mariani

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With money anything is possible.......It would be a better idea to find a project 70 and rebuild it little by little and when your done you'll have a Corvette thats worth something.

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Sep 5, 2009 | 05:30 PM

earthquake68

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If you have lots of time and money and don't particularly care that your creation will be an oddball with relatively low resale, then go for it. It'll be easier in the end to restore a '70.

Sep 5, 2009 | 05:33 PM

...Roger...

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There has been talk on here about a bolt on nose and tail that does that.

Sep 5, 2009 | 05:57 PM

delgal

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From: marcinelle hainaut

my project is over 5 years

and the 70 are very expensive!!!!!

I am in Belgium and here the vette 1970 are very expensive!!!!!!!!

can you help me to find a 1970 pas expensive to rebuild?

Sep 6, 2009 | 02:24 PM

onaqwst

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it just a matter of fiberglass and some metal work... if you do it yourself it's possible... but to pay someone to do it, its not worth it

Sep 6, 2009 | 02:31 PM

...Roger...

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Originally Posted by onaqwst

it just a matter of fiberglass and some metal work... if you do it yourself it's possible... but to pay someone to do it, its not worth it

Was it you that talked about making these and selling them ?

Sep 6, 2009 | 02:37 PM

onaqwst

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nope.... i was thinking about making speaker pods a while back though.....

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Quote:

Originally Posted by earthquake68

If you have lots of time and money and don't particularly care that your creation will be an oddball with relatively low resale, then go for it. It'll be easier in the end to restore a '70.

Keep what you have in it's intended form. It'll be worth more in the long run.

Quote:

Originally Posted by delgal

my project is over 5 years

and the 70 are very expensive!!!!!

I am in Belgium and here the vette 1970 are very expensive!!!!!!!!

can you help me to find a 1970 pas expensive to rebuild?

Go to the "for sale" section.
Might find one there or someone who can help locate one.