Interesting L88-Powered '71 Corvette

**luzl78** · #1 08-19-2022, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by 60sStuff

Dick Ferrando did something very unique on every panel on this custom Vette.
From the perfect wheel well “flares”, to the smoked slanted rear window, this Black car was a crowd pleaser.

Although it’s difficult to see from these 48 year old photos, but the “shark gills” seem to be the 1969 version that he flipped to have an outward look and slanted.

So many people loved this slanted gill look.
I remember Dick said those were a bitch to make.

I sure would love to have this parked in my garage today.

Do you have the vin? Time to investigate.

**60sStuff** · #2 08-19-2022, 09:40 PM

luzl78,

I would have no idea how to find that.

Here is the last photo I have in 1976 in my parents driveway.

It was registered to me in Springfield Illinois then.

Chris.

**luzl78** · #3 08-19-2022, 10:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 60sStuff

luzl78,

I would have no idea how to find that.

Here is the last photo I have in 1976 in my parents driveway.

It was registered to me in Springfield Illinois then.

Chris.

You can absolutely go back and find the vin. If you can’t there are guys who could find it for you. License plates lead the way

**60sStuff** · #4 08-19-2022, 11:22 PM

Let me find a detective. 👍

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