The Ruin's of Midyear C2 63-67.
 

Unrecognizable.............. Being a teen in the 70's, I saw this all first hand. Lately allot of these modified C2's are coming out of the wood work. So lets see how extreme one's effort will go to change a C2's looks. Now we are looking for Extremism's here !

Before the archaeologist dig up these cars and ask "what were they thinking".


This one has been floating around for year's ,in the same condition. on Flea Bay


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Pauly's Pride

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The hood ornament is a nice touch.

I have never, ever seen a modified Mid-year that looked better than any original. And I am old enough to remember these cars when they were brand new.

Every time I see a "customized" Corvette I am convinced that not everyone should be allowed to buy tools (or vote) :crazy2:

I have more......




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:eek:

All I can say is "WoW!!

Next thing you know, we'll see one made into a woody. I agree with J. Moore 100%. No way to improve perfection.

I disagree. While the C2 is beautiful and such a departure from anything else on the road (still); with the right mild flares and 6 taillights they look even better. Unlike the over the top examples here.
:thumbs:

This was late '70's. It was a 327/340 with 283/270 carbs/intake. He wanted $1500 for it. I wanted to give $1200 and he wouldn't take it so I took the car back to him.

Just think what the carbs.intake alone is worth today?
:D

Those are some pretty wild looking midyears cant say i like any of them.

I like the midyears just the way they came i dont think you can do much better imho.

This is my kind of midyear
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Grab a barf bag, I got more....



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Thankfully trends come and GO.

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OMFG! :ack:

This is Extreme Vetting
......So to Speak :willy:
But "NOT" the good kind :yesnod:


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The first one looks like they mated a Corvette and a Pacer.
Mark

In all my years here, Pauly's has always been my favorite......probably a 435 car now.......one of his cars was wrecked as soon as he sold it, was this it?

I think that was the '67 split window coupe that he had pieced together............. It was a beautiful car!