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I spend a LOT of time at the Bowling Green KY Corvette Museum. That is a very early 97 Chassis. I took TONs of pictures of it. It has all sorts of cut aways that show you how it constructed.
I also have pictures of the C6 ZO6 Aluminum Frame (cut up)
I also get a lot of pictures of different parts cars and parts at Carlisle PA Swap Meet.
This how you floor panels are constructed.. That's BALSA WOOD in the center:
I should have given credit- did a google image search, didn't even realize it was Bill's picture I will edit my original post. One thing's for sure, my 200k+ mile car doesn't look nearly that clean
I should have given credit- did a google image search, didn't even realize it was Bill's picture I will edit my original post. One thing's for sure, my 200k+ mile car doesn't look nearly that clean
That was a big help! The car is smashed in that area, I have a computer a TAC module and like 4 empty plugs, anyone have what other modules might be in that area? In the pics that were posted that area looks a little barren.
Actually never mind, these connectors used to plug into each other from the fuse block, just all the ends have been peeled off. Car is running thanks again.