Topic: Kubachek corvette
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Bismarck, ND - USA
Joined: 10/1/2004
Posts: 380
Vette(s): 1970 stingray, t-top, mulsanne blue with black interior, 406 ci with 444 hp, racing suspension, hooker headers/sidepipes - SOLD :(
Yeah Dave, that would be the one I was referring to. Wow, this thread came back out of nowhere, forever ago...
I miss C3VR.
Mike
My old Stingray...sure do miss it:
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Great video. 160K euros in 2000. Too much for me.

I love the way it drifts around the corners.



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At the pace Im spending, its gonna take me about 180K to get my vette done.........

I'm right there with you. Engine rebuild + front suspension rebuild + many things clutch related + a few more things in the engine bay + a bunch of paint products + a few things in the interior + well you get the picture. It adds up fast! 


Bismarck, ND - USA
Joined: 10/1/2004
Posts: 380
Vette(s): 1970 stingray, t-top, mulsanne blue with black interior, 406 ci with 444 hp, racing suspension, hooker headers/sidepipes - SOLD :(
[QUOTE=daveo76]I'm right there with you. Engine rebuild + front suspension rebuild + many things clutch related + a few more things in the engine bay + a bunch of paint products + a few things in the interior + well you get the picture. It adds up fast!
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This is unfortunately why I sold my Stingray. I just could not keep up with everything required, especially when I was heading down the custom road. I'd love another one someday though!
Mike
My old Stingray...sure do miss it:
(click image to see a bigger version)
The custom road IS expensive!!!!!

Barry

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