#antique corvette

[johnjhalseth]

2022 Wings and Wheels at the Hagerstown Aviation Museum. Mostly the same planes but with some amazing cars.

[1963to1974]

Mmmmmmm, 1963 split-window with a 327 4-speed at a car show a few weeks ago. I assume it's a Saginaw transmission and don't know the horsepower of the small block or the differential in the rearend. But a mint '63 'Vette, 327 4-speed, factory red, black interior... sigh.

[1963to1974]

Another post of the 1963 Fulie Corvette originally purchased by John Gotti of mafia fame. This car was originally silver and Gotti had it painted. It has a modified 327 that Gotti had done so he could race it. This 4-speed car sat in a backyard in Florida for 37 years until it was frame-off restored by it current and only 3rd owner.

[1963to1974]

A pair of ‘60s to start our weekend! I won’t voice my disdain for aftermarket rims on such a classic pair of ‘vettes, so I’ll let these two slide by. :-) All kidding aside, that’s a good looking pair of girls!

[1963to1974]

1967 Corvette with a 327 / 350 horsepower smallblock and a Muncie 4-speed. This was at a local car show a few weeks ago. The owner said the vinyl roof was factory.

[1963to1974]

1963 Corvette in a somewhat rare GM "Saddle Tan" paint and "Saddle" interior. I may research the number of "Saddle Tan" production numbers. This car has the 327/340 horsepower option with a 4 speed. Note the hubcaps. This car was certainly a head-turner at the car show!

[1963to1974]

1958 ragtop Corvette sporting a 283. Not sure of which of the 4 engine options in the 283 this car has. But she is so smart looking with the black body, white top and white sidewall tires.

[1963to1974]

1966 427 4-speed Corvette. This is a dream car for me! Not sure if this is the 425 or the 390 horsepower version. Absolutely gorgeous, immaculate car at a local car show today!