I know many of us have more than one Corvette, so vote according to where you truely feel your passion is.  Hopefully this hasn't been done before....

I cant give 1 answer to this as crazy as it sounds..  If the car is stock, I say leave it stock or at least nothing that cant be undone. My 81 falls into this category.  My 70 - total drive line change (I got it that way) color change etc etc and its just fun..

I like keeping the Vette more or less the stock way, but improving parts where possible ( brakes, shocks, tires, suspension, etc. ) I like adding chrome parts and better audio systems ( although I prefer the stock look ). Unless you have a rare collector model the " number matching " thing is a pain. I don't like the "over the top mods, though.

I want my cars to LOOK STOCK.... Nothing more... I could care less if they are correct...They are owned to be enjoyed NOT as an investment ...

Bob G

On my '69, since it's all numbers matching, I don't change anything I can't easily return to stock.  About all that's different is I installed radial tires and a modern AM/FM/CD player.  Saved the old parts in case I want to change it back at some point.

After being stock for 25 years I decided to upgrade the engine, suspension and interior/exterior. This year will be a try hard to finish up.

I love the orignal look! But this one I'm going to custom for me. Starting with the Viper Red paint to turn some heads.

 Mine will NEVER be NCRS, but I am going to try to keep it as much original as possible. Painted and replaced much of it, but close to stock as possible.  As a "Last year" bumper car for both ends my goal is to save the look and originality. Have up-dated small stuff to enhance it and keep it going. Just drive it and enjoy it.    Mark