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www.corvettefurman.com ~ 301-212-4420 ~ Mike Furman
Originally Posted by vette4lyn
Yup, took a second look and it is now obviously a black top.
I was focused on the photo you took from the top of the launch pad in front of your office looking down on both of the foosh C7’s. The sun was hitting the black vert at such an angle that it made it appear gray.
Interesting pic of the tread design on the Michelin tire, as well as the all weather testing of the 2019 ZR1’s in the snow.
No apparent “melting” of those Corvettes going on in harsh weather conditions!
Much easier when it's captured test fleet from GM and you're not making payments.
The two toned C4 was also my favorite because it reminded me of my very first Corvette. A 1985 two toned Black and Gold. I have never seen another one like mine.
thanks Mike for the delivery updates & pics. Without question have to go with our bud Foosh as the top pic selections this week(and sale of the year!!) The car looks great--hope to see in person one day soon!
Thanks Mike. Just when I begin to think I have seen almost everything you come up with something new. I've never seen or heard of a C1/2 hybrid. Was this developmental testing or did Zora craft it as a race car? Truly unique (to me anyway) and sort of cool looking.
www.corvettefurman.com ~ 301-212-4420 ~ Mike Furman
Originally Posted by Bigredwing
Thanks Mike. Just when I begin to think I have seen almost everything you come up with something new. I've never seen or heard of a C1/2 hybrid. Was this developmental testing or did Zora craft it as a race car? Truly unique (to me anyway) and sort of cool looking.
It was a hybrid of the 62 and soon to come 63...cool testing pics.
All of those are very cool flashback photos...........but one that caught my eye was the Chevy dealership with three 1977 Chevettes parked indoors. NOT the kind of 'Vette that most people would want. Haha!!
My mother had a (then new) 1980 Chevette 4dr and I had a (quite used) 1978 Chevette 2dr a few years later. Both of them had no power steering, no A/C, crank windows, AM monaural radio, 4spd manual transmissions and 13-inch wheels.
The CHEvette was the polar opposite of the CORvette, I suppose. Haha!!
02-11-2018, 10:24 AM
www.corvettefurman.com ~ 301-212-4420 ~ Mike Furman
Great pictures and great stories as always thanks for sharing.
...I gotta get these wheels on a new Corvette......(someday.......
