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Hi all, just signed on. I’m new here, but not new to Corvettes. I got my first ‘67, back in 1987. It was a non-numbers car, but I only paid $7500, for it. Those were the days, I’ve had a few C1’s and C2’s, and presently have a small block ‘67. I’m looking forward to learning a few things, by signing on to the forum. Thanks! :-)
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Hello there. 1967 corvette restomod is a great vintage car that I would like to get for myself. I recently read about intoxalock and I think something like that would be good to have in my car. All that remains is to choose the car that I definitely want to buy and save up more money for it
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