Pair of C1 Corvettes Equal Ultimate Barn Find
 

Pair of C1 Corvettes Equal Ultimate Barn Find
By Brett Foote

Barn find Corvettes are everywhere these days. But how about two unique C1 scores from the same piece of property?

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Ultimate barn find? I think not.....not by a long, long ways. 235 V-6 engine? REALLY?

last year at Carlisle....

I just sent the following PM to the OP, it will be interesting to see if I get an answer.

"I am not even sure what Curated means in the context of this site? Are you the editor/owner of this site?

I have complained many times about your posted info and the fact that it more often than not has wrong info regarding C1 and C2 Corvettes and the fact that the "Curated Content Editor" would want their name or this site associated since it should be dedicated to ACCURATE facts about these cars.

I have to think that you never read any of the posts in these forums because often what you are posting about things that have been discussed here previously at length and that you never respond to the comments posted about the mistakes you make.

I think most of the members would prefer you NOT post if you can't get things right as this forum should be the place to go to for CORRECT information regarding these cars.

A response would be nice."

Perhaps they might be eligible for the NCRS Heritage Award.....I think the one that rests on the trailer was pulled out of the sink hole at Bowling Green.

Hi Darryl,

We appreciate your comment and message, and we love to see forum members involved in discussions about our slideshows and posts.
We use reputable sources for our articles and we try to fact check the information as diligently as we can.

If you believe there are any inaccuracies in the information in the article, we would love to hear from you so we can make the corrections necessary. We love Vettes, and our goal is to produce content for everyone to enjoy.

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Myself and others HAVE commented on these things in the past directly in the posts you have created. I don't believe we should have to send you a PM to get you to respond. If you post in a discussion forum you should check back to it for feed back regarding your posts.
Thanks for the opened response to my PM. :thumbs:

We hear you. We always try to respond to as many thread posts as we possibly can, and our limited time allows us to.

This pic is a year old

Over a year has passed and with all the ink these Corvettes have gotten it still shocks me what the red and white car possibly went for. :crazy:

The article indicates that the cars went for $10K and $20K. One would need a hazmat suit if you were within fifteen feet of that '56. For another $30K, you could have bought a clean, no nonsense '56.

I like the bald snow tires on the front.

I personally enjoy the curated posts and the effort being put forth. Also, including the posts in a thread gives us something entertaining to do as Peer Reviewers.

What's left of that '54 has the strangest looking V6 engine I've ever seen...........

The appearance of the name "Curated Content Editor" has always been a strong indication to skip the thread that follows as a complete waste of time. This is yet another example that the number of posts one makes does not equate to reliable expertise and mastery of the subject matter under discussion.

Barn crap.

I cannot imagine that there is anything worthwhile left in those junk heaps. Why would anybody spend a good $30K on something that has no chance at a reasonable restoration is beyond me.

But....But...they are being billed as 'The Ultimate Barn Find'! Which means it doesn't get any better than this! I was driving my non-ultimate, but garden-variety barn find '61 two or 3 weeks after I drug it home...