Bill, it's a 1970 350/300 horse 4 speed with 17,000 miles. It has the alarm option, so the keyhole in the rear panel is confusing. Monza red is more orange than the later reds, it works well with the light tan interior. Some of the 70's didn't come with smog pumps including the base motor cars. It has the Harrison small aluminum radiator with expansion tank like a mid-year Corvette. It's really simple under the hood with no smog pump.

What year was the alarm option first available on the C3 Vettes?

Thanks Tim, if I am remembering correctly, is this an Iowa City IA car from new??

Bill, this was an East Coast car all its life. I don't think that it left that area until it was brought to Texas.

----Nice ride, Tim! Looks basicly untouched. 1st year for alarm as an option was 68. The option was mostly overlooked as only 388 were ordered....Bill S

Hmmm :hmmm: who was it then that bought a survivor IA car that I encouraged to bring to the Cedar Rapids NCRS Regional in '21?? It was discussed here.

That's a great car Tim!!

This one?goggles
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=166887
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~ Pete

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Pete, yes, that's the car Bill was referring to. I had that at Friso in 2021 and it did very well scoring 98. It was an Iowa car most all of its life.

https://images2.imgbox.com/6a/65/WnavijZL_o.jpg

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Looks more like a fat ferret.

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1980 PONTIAC TURBO TRANS AM TALLADEGA PACE CAR

https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0123-53...dega-pace-car/

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1970 FORD MUSTANG MACH 1 TWISTER SPECIAL FORD TEST VEHICLE

https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0123-53...-test-vehicle/

That's terrifying.

K

That's also terrifying.

K

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The Barrett M82 is the most expensive mass produced rifle you can buy: $8000. It is also the only Semi-Automatic 50 caliber rifle in existence.

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That's a 427 Tunnel Port engine.