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While it is difficult for me to think of America's sports car each time I see that red one get posted, I will say at least it is tastefully done. I would be willing to be seen driving it. Although, I know either a change in the the steering box or 4 wheel steering would be greatly appreciated in order to reduce the turning radius.
Now, as I said, I believe the red one was tastefully converted. I see it frequently posted on the internet. Thankfully, this white one doesn't seem to make the rounds like the red one.
These photos were borrowed from the Mecum auctions site. It is listed as sold from a few years ago.
Sadly, I think the main time I would want to be driving the white one is sometime way after dark.
Yep that red one has been for sale for a while-Was over $200k...now a bargain at ½ the price???
Thanks to the internet - we can see what somebody would actually pay for one-
Barely over $15K.....
The 4 door Corvette America was built by California Custom Coach in Pasadena CA .
Supposedly between 4 and 6 built, all of them either 79’s or 80’s
According to Super Chevy (March ‘01),-
"After five personalized production vehicles were built, however, the project was scrapped due to the exorbitant cost: While a standard, new 1979 Corvette cost roughly $13,000, these four-doors stickered at about $35,000."
The last one I saw that SOLD-
Last edited by Richard454; Jan 7, 2020 at 10:47 PM.
While it is difficult for me to think of America's sports car each time I see that red one get posted, I will say at least it is tastefully done. I would be willing to be seen driving it. Although, I know either a change in the the steering box or 4 wheel steering would be greatly appreciated in order to reduce the turning radius.
Now, as I said, I believe the red one was tastefully converted. I see it frequently posted on the internet. Thankfully, this white one doesn't seem to make the rounds like the red one.
These photos were borrowed from the Mecum auctions site. It is listed as sold from a few years ago.
Sadly, I think the main time I would want to be driving the white one is sometime way after dark.
Kael
the way this was built and the angle of the photo makes my brain hurt. It's like a bad photoshop but in real life
All those pics and not one with a hot tub in the back!
Again, Themla and Lousie, Grand Canyon! Only way to end the madness.
Someone once said "just because you can make it, doesn't mean you should make it:.
