Hello and welcome to the forum. 
from the left coast Los Angeles, CA
68 vette owners
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8th Gear
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From: Harrow Ontario
68 vette owners
Where are you? I have been to multiple shows and at only one show have I seen any- The Woodward Dream Cruise in Michigan, and I only saw 2. Both modified. Where are you guys? I am ust curious to know the number of us 68 owners otu there.
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Hi. Checking with a couple of em---'68 red/red, conv ,427/435, 4 sp, two tops, no power options. ----'68 427/390, white/gun metal, p/w, p/b, tele, two tops, p/s, very early car (246). Have had a couple of others through the years. Never had a Vette when I lived in "Yipsi", but did the Woodward back in '69-'72 (maybe before you were a "glint"?) We are out here; just because the world is getting smaller doesn't mean that we are not too far away to make every regional event. STW, G.
Burning Brakes
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From: Richmond VA
327/350 safari yellow coupe here!!! I went on a cruise this past weekend, and there was one c2, 2 c3's (mine and an 81) and 19 c4/5's - comfort, ac, luxury - who needs it? My hookers are all I need 
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From: Highlands Ranch CO
Hi. I'm also new to the forum.
427/400hp Corvette Bronze checking in from Denver. I've been a C5 owner in the past but there is nothing better than the rumble of an old big block!
Doesn't seem to be many 68s around here (although I'm new to the area). However, 69-72's are regularly on dealer lots.
427/400hp Corvette Bronze checking in from Denver. I've been a C5 owner in the past but there is nothing better than the rumble of an old big block!
Doesn't seem to be many 68s around here (although I'm new to the area). However, 69-72's are regularly on dealer lots.
Burning Brakes
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From: Charlotte NC
Originally Posted by bronze68
Doesn't seem to be many 68s around here (although I'm new to the area). However, 69-72's are regularly on dealer lots.
Le Mans Master
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From: End of the Ike IL
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Originally Posted by bamavettes
You gota love these 68's....
I took mine to shows for a few summers, but when more and more moms with baby carraiges started walking in between and around the cars, I decided it was more fun to drive rather than sit and worry about dings and chips. So I cruise by the local cruise-ins and then go for a long drive. To each his own.
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From: Highlands Ranch CO
Originally Posted by corvettecris
I noticed that, too. I wanted a 69 when I was in the market for a C3, but after getting my 68, I'm glad I didnt. I think the 68 unique features do a good job of setting it apart from other C3s.
Besides, I've already learned that the model year of a car isn't an indication of reliabilty. The most unreliable car I've ever owned was a '00 C5. I bought it new, never raced/abused it but yet it seemed to constantly have one problem or another. I don't think that one will still be on the road in 30 years!
