I'm not aware that he responded to our suggesting he do that...:(

From today's issue of GM Authority...:eek2:

Located in MI

Long roof

Winter time
 

Man and his dog …. and snow tires on the rear.

Jewel Blue 61 only color . Original paint car , long time owner . 855 Corvettes painted this color in 61 . Same car then and now .

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Tim S, did we see this one in Rochester MN last June?? :hmmm:

Very likely , car is in Minnesota. Current owners dad purchased car in California in 1970 . Great article in Vette Vues magazine can find easily google ( Kristi’s 1961 jewel blue Corvette ).

Prayers that Lee is doing well and he's too busy living life to post.

Saw these out on St Patty's Day, not bad.

The crusher
 

Horace is brutal.
Glad it wasn’t a mid-year.

Saw this beauty at lunch today.

Must have been a really good looking lower control arm that passed by...:naughty:

Motor home on a pole ?

😂😂😂

----The Slays had a really nice collection of mid-years quite a while back. As you can see they were in to Corvettes and bought and sold a bunch of them. I'm thinking that Classic Motors had a few cars that passed thru the Slays hands!....Bill S

At least the rivets look nice!!!

----Bet that guy will hear about this for the rest of his life!....Bill S

Alley fun
 

A few muscle cars hanging out in the alley.

Sunfire Red ‘64 GTO up front. Great rare color.

----Oh,,,I loved Sunfire Red. Have always wanted a 64 GTO that color, but they are hard to find. I also see at least one Torque Thrust D on the Corvette. I'm assuming there are 3 more....Bill S

Ya can't fix stupid
 

Way to go jackwagon.

----Lynn,,,That would definetly be approved by Lee!....Bill S

There is actually another pic on line with R. Lee Ermey saying that. I just couldn't copy it easily.

IDK, those polished stones shouldn't hurt anymore than the steel shrapnel from the bag enclosure tearing their face apart.

Supposedly only three of these made for astronauts.

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Is it just me, or does that burned Corvette look like a scale model?

That burned up close to downtown Naples a few weeks ago, and was a sad site to see.

Yes, that is a sad to look at, but it isn't the whole car gone. In today's world, that is rebuildable. Looks like a fuel leak at the line to the carb was spraying gas on the hood and fender.

I was thinking the same thing

I have seen some unbelievable model makers in my years but none that have been able to replicate burned fiberglass fibers or dripping water from the rocker panel area. That being said, there are some guys out there staging models that are extremely hard to decern from a real car.

Wow, those are amazing

Pretty good article on Dave Kindig's Ridler-winning Corvette replica:

https://www.motortrend.com/features/...r-award-build/

Got promoted to Captain recently so I bought myself a new response vehicle. The Fire Department board does not approve however. :(

Brutal car/sounds!
 

https://i.postimg.cc/CLLnRJ9Z/IMG-8114.jpg



https://youtu.be/o3SZbd-ee5A?si=CCwl5x-FyrwnMSZ-

8min 28 sec.

Uh, huh, that's Main Street thru No. St. Paul, MN 7-8 years ago...;)Guy that owned it was a bit of a jerk. Had it at Back to the Fifties and went to show off. Hit the throttle and it stuck open, he panicked and instead of turning the ignition off, slammed it into a tree and totaled it.

Nice view of engine , not sure about view of road .

You'd fit right in with the Troy Police department.

K

60’s models
 

I have a collection of unbuilt models in their Original 60’s dated boxes and one is the super cool Steve Scott’s Uncertain T.