Here's a C5 conversion I like - 1962 CRC
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Here's a C5 conversion I like - 1962 CRC
For some reason, I really like this conversion of a C5 to a 1962 C1. Classic Reflections Coachworks in WA state looks do do a top notch job (also at a top notch price $$$) http://www.crcoachworks.com/index.phtml
They can do verts, coupes, and FRC's. Here's a few pics from their site
Front pic is a coupe, Rear pic is a vert.
Their site states they now offer a 1959 version, too
They can do verts, coupes, and FRC's. Here's a few pics from their site
Front pic is a coupe, Rear pic is a vert.
Their site states they now offer a 1959 version, too
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That's a very nice looking conversion, but that is a lot of money for it.
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That is one of the better conversions for sure.
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Don't be concerned about the price point. The car is not targeted to market to us. But rest assured there are plenty of wealthy people who look at $100K the way we look at $10 K. Not too many in my zip code but they are out there.