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well....I have a 68 roadster,been in storage since 95,its painted blue ,but it was a british green car when new . 327/350 hp 4 spd pb,hard and soft top.original motor, trans, alternator,manifolds,15x7 ag wheels radio.delivered to Canada and I do have the gm documentation.all options are listed and even extra gasoline in the car was an option ! the car needs restoring,and I will likely sell it soon . the car is in wallaceburg Ontario.have a great weekend
I believe my 68 was born on December 15, too. My last three digits are 922. What are yours?
Originally Posted by 2MQ
68 Roadster, dual top.
Corvette Bronze with Dark Orange interior.
L-71 / L-89 rebuilt to L-88 specs. Tripower is on the shelf.
Original drivetrain.
Tank sticker
Hubcaps
AM/FM
Built 12-15-67.
Very nice. Can you confirm the color combo. I also have a 68. I am restoring back to original, best I can anyways. Corvette Bronze with Dark Orange interior. Yours appears close.
Jennifer is supposed to be Rally Red, but the painter in the 80s used a drop or two too much yellow, so she has a little bit of an orange hue, especially in evening light. Her interior is red vinyl, original.
Wife's "new to her" '68 Roadster, 327, 4Sp, soft and hard tops.
Yes, numbers match.
Crazed paint and nose pimples and all she loves her corvette just like it is. Put on a chambered exhaust so she can wake the neighbors.
The Mrs. made a very good choice.
She right leave it.
Enough overly restored corvettes both right and wrong out there.
Its nice to see one the way it left the factory.
Marshal
Originally Posted by MBrianB
Wife's "new to her" '68 Roadster, 327, 4Sp, soft and hard tops.
Yes, numbers match.
Crazed paint and nose pimples and all she loves her corvette just like it is. Put on a chambered exhaust so she can wake the neighbors.
Never saw this old post till today! My 1968 Roadster 327-300 3spd auto. Nov 27, 1967 build. Original drive train and interior, modified monoleaf and coilover suspension
Never saw this old post till today! My 1968 Roadster 327-300 3spd auto. Nov 27, 1967 build. Original drive train and interior, modified monoleaf and coilover suspension
Your '68 is a beauty. My '68 vert was built a few days ahead of yours - Nov. 24/67 (s/n 5338). Mine on a Friday - yours on the following Monday.
I have a '68 Corvette Bronze/Tobacco coupe purchased from the original owner in May 1970. Currently have 116,000 miles and still going strong on the original 327/300HP engine.
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I have a '68 Corvette Bronze/Tobacco coupe purchased from the original owner in May 1970. Currently have 116,000 miles and still going strong on the original 327/300HP engine.
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Very nice early model '68 Vette. Unique color combo. Thanks for posting.
327/350 coupe here. Purchased last spring with a little work ahead of us (and the local classic restoration guy, who had it for 6 months bringing it back to near-original). Just got the new fuel tank and accessories in yesterday. Now just waiting for a new radio and I can put the dash back together, just in time for some dry days!
12-08-2017, 10:32 AM
great weekend
Thanks for posting.
