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Yikes, I see GM was very concerned about getting the Vettes there in good shape!!!! I would imagine a lot of chips and scratches from a open train car running down a gravel strewn bed!!! Ike
Y'know, it's interesting to ponder, that of the quarter million members here on CF, the owners of some of these train cars have to be here, and that is their car, today in one of those pics. If they just knew....
Y'know, it's interesting to ponder, that of the quarter million members here on CF, the owners of some of these train cars have to be here, and that is their car, today in one of those pics. If they just knew....
Do you think so? They made a lot of c3s and not every member owned a c3, and inly a few c3s in the pics,
I would like to think its true, perhaps the owner of my first vette a 72 bb 4sp convertible might be here,
My 81 wide body went overseas, i wonder if its still kicking my modded 66, i heard it was returned to stock...hum
Yeah, who knows?
I've owned a lot of Corvettes over the years. I look at these pics and I think, "That looks like one I used to own".
Pretty slim chance I know, but somebody out there has to look at one of these cars and actually be right.
Yeah, who knows?
I've owned a lot of Corvettes over the years. I look at these pics and I think, "That looks like one I used to own".
Pretty slim chance I know, but somebody out there has to look at one of these cars and actually be right.