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What do you think of this trade? C2 - C3

Posted: 6/6/07 5:40pm Message 11 of 17
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I sold a 65 roadster 30 years ago. Even though I love my present Vette, there isn't a week goes by that I don't think of the one I let get away.


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What do you think of this trade? C2 - C3

Posted: 6/6/07 6:08pm Message 12 of 17
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Gloucester, VA - USA
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Vette(s): 1979 T-Top, Metallic Green ZZ4 350/355 hp 405 ft/lbs torque Dual Spal Fans 700R4 4 Spd O/D Transmission 2004 Z06 Commemorative Edition
Just give me the 67, I'll take good care of it...I promise !Wink


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Posted: 6/6/07 6:23pm Message 13 of 17
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Lanoka Harbor, NJ - USA
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Vette(s): 1975 metallic blue coupe with t-tops,L48, t/t steering, black leather interior. 1990 L98, white/red leather interior, auto,a/c
have to agree with everyone else on here. you made a wise decision keeping the 67 and i feel you would never regret it.Clap but would have to agree with jim g too, give it to me and that would be ok too.Rolling%20On%20The%20Floor%20Laughing


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Posted: 6/17/07 8:04am Message 14 of 17
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Savannah, GA - USA
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Vette(s): 1982CE,32,000 and counting. (fast!!) 1981 Vette, black on black. ZZ4 (quick!!)
Keep the LT1 in it.There fun engines.I've had several 70 Z/28's with the LT1 4 speed and there are a blast to drive.I've beaten plenty of BB with.Plus there are lighter then a BB.


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Posted: 6/17/07 11:57am Message 15 of 17
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Sebago Lake, ME - USA
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Vette(s): 1978 Silver Anniversary L82 4spd (M21) Red Leather. Pace Car is in the hands of a new caretaker.
Keep the C2 and just figure out a way to add the C3 to the corral. A collection aways starts with 1.
That's what I would like to try to do, but my wife can count past 1, so I would have some explaining to do.LOL



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Posted: 6/19/07 8:35am Message 16 of 17
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Frederick, MD - USA
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Vette(s): Frederick County Corvette Club (Maryland) Tan 64 365 Hp Conv 4 sp Red 72 4 sp Conv ..running a '68 327 Blue 76 Coupe L 48 4 sp White 79 Coupe L 82 auto Silver 98 Conv, 6 sp 35th Anniv '88 vette
I own a very Correct 64 (the absolute cheapest C2 you can buy) only mod I have done did was install front disc brakes since I am the guy who may need to stop...  The car has won 4-5 times at Carlisle (ok i know where to park it) ..

NO WAY would I swap it for a 69... PERIOD !

I also own a 72 76 & 79 so you can see I do LOVE and appreciate C3's
but mid years are special and 67's are even more special...

Value factors did not enter in my opinion...

Bob G.





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Posted: 6/19/07 10:44am Message 17 of 17
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DUNEDIN, FL - USA
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Vette(s): 1969 COUPE CORTEZ SILVER, BRIGHT BLUE INTERIOR 383 cu. in. 512 HP. Hooker headers w/ side pipes PS PS AC AM FM STEREO. 68,000.MILES C5 5oth Anniversary Coupe , auto.350hp
I recently saw a `67  at a show. it was Lyndale Blue, However , he had it pearlised. it was magnificent, Considering it for my `69. And since you don`t seem to be too concerned about stock , just a thought.
 
 Glad you kept the car. Value wise it is the right decision. Unless of cousre your heart is in the `69.



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