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My brother and I are restoring a 70 Corvette convertible. We started two years ago but a motorcycle accident (me) and a death in the family put the project on hold. Finally found some time to start back on the reassembly. Unfortunately I have forgotten where parts go and the labels on some of the packages have become unreadable. I am using the assembly manual ,pictures from different catalogs, and auto repair manuals.
Hoping some of you can help answer questions I may have.
Joe Mc
Welcome,and good luck with getting it back together,like said before theres alot of info on here,and pictures can be taken to help you out also.Only bad part about this place is youll spend more time here then actually working on the vette. :D
Welcome,and good luck with getting it back together,like said before theres alot of info on here,and pictures can be taken to help you out also.Only bad part about this place is youll spend more time here then actually working on the vette. :D
Welcome,and good luck with getting it back together,like said before theres alot of info on here,and pictures can be taken to help you out also.Only bad part about this place is youll spend more time here then actually working on the vette. :D
Pat is SO right about that - this place is addictive. I should have been working hours ago & I'm still sitting here posting!! 70vetteinpieces - Welcome! I hope to be seeing you changing your name to 70vetteinonepiece VERY SOON!! :cheers:
Welcome aboard! I am sure you will find everyone more than willing to assist. Glad to see you recovered from your motorcycle accident. I have a two-wheeler myself (97 Heritage).
Welcome to the forum. Like you I have a 70 vette in pieces :lol: At least this past weekend I started re-assembly. That is if you count the upper & lower control arms :lol: