Weird.
Who Would Know?
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Drifting
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From: Newport News va
Who Would Know?
Just got back from a friends house that I have been helping restore a 1965 Stingray.. Car is done.. and driving now. My Buddy gets the idea he wants to lower it. He knew I had Lower Bolts for my C5 that I was not using. So he asked me if they would work.. I said I really doubt it. But we gave it a try anyways..
Sure enough.. Lowering bolts for a C5 fit a 1965 Stingray. Who would ever guessed?
Just wanted to share!
Sure enough.. Lowering bolts for a C5 fit a 1965 Stingray. Who would ever guessed?
Just wanted to share!
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Melting Slicks
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From: Sarasota Florida
Glad the bolts worked for you.
Call me old school, but that vette would look great with about a 2 inch front lift and motorcycle front wheels. But hey, what do I know?
Call me old school, but that vette would look great with about a 2 inch front lift and motorcycle front wheels. But hey, what do I know?
Last edited by Old Man in a C; Mar 25, 2007 at 10:15 PM.