Question about a C3 with pics.....nice!
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From: Anaheim Hills California
Not my taste; I own a 1969 Corvette and I like the stock stance. Maybe I am showing my age but, I don't like the slammed look or the "murdered" look or 20's all around; etc. I think the General did an outstanding job with the C3 and I like them basically stock or equipped with "Day 2" modifications. (Cragars, flip top gas filler; etc.)
To each his / her I guess.
To each his / her I guess.
Team Owner
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi,
Is that an actual car?
The body proportions seem to have been seriously 'massaged' which to my eye is a big part of the look.
It appears to me the body has been sectioned and the wheelbase stretched.
Maybe computer generated?
Regards,
Alan
Is that an actual car?
The body proportions seem to have been seriously 'massaged' which to my eye is a big part of the look.
It appears to me the body has been sectioned and the wheelbase stretched.
Maybe computer generated?
Regards,
Alan
Safety Car
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From: Norwalk Ct
It's a real car but the chassis is custom (Roadster Shop) as are most of the body panels ..like the wheel openings being raised etc. etc. It was built by Customs and Hot Rods of Andice. They have won the Goodguys Most Beautiful Street Rod award and finalist's for the America’s Most Beautiful Roadster award at the Grand National Roadster Show, so your probably looking at a $175,000 + car.
Last edited by lvrpool32; Sep 15, 2015 at 09:34 PM.
Team Owner
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi l32,
Well!!!
That certainly explains the look!
Thanks!
Regards,
Alan
Even I could look good (or semi-good) if someone would spend $175k on me.
Well!!!
That certainly explains the look!
Thanks!
Regards,
Alan
Even I could look good (or semi-good) if someone would spend $175k on me.
Last edited by Alan 71; Sep 15, 2015 at 03:25 PM.
