Features Corvette hot rods - picture thread

Dang!! this one is gorgeous. I would drive the living hell out of that.


iPhone - TJJ app

 

Those are some bad**** vettes.

 

thanx for that link it is awesome

 

Damn these Hot Rod 'vettes are Hot. Makes me kinda jealous. Here's what I got. Not going to restore it, has a GM Crate ZZ4 350 n Turbo 400 w/a shift kit. That's not stock, does that count?

 

That rear view is 100% BADASS!!!!! Fiberglass perfection!

 

A friend owned this car once , it was originally sold to the Swedish royal family
(Prins Bertil Bernadotte) it had a unique one off custom grille and trim original
a real beauty,,it was then sold and eventually ended up as a Dragracer , but now to be restored
http://history.gmheritagecenter.com/wiki/index.php/Restoring_HRH_Prince_Bertil_of_Sweden's_Corvette

 

I own the '54 in post 347, was owned by Mark Werner, he called it "The Redskin", ended up with a 426 hemi & a clutch-flight. Now on street with a 283, 2x4, turbo 350, Mustang II. Anybody else have pic's or movies of it then?

 

Glad to hear it is still around and has not been converted back to factory stock. The only other picture I can find is the one below.

Feel free to post pics of what it looks like n

 

Crazy Grandpa

 

bcook very nice, tell us a little about the car.Jim

 

Perfection^^^^^^

 

Tommyd-thanks, I am kind of partial to it myself. When I get in and start that car it still makes me smile-Jim

 

A couple of famous ones.......





The "Bayonne Missle"


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This is a pic of my the 62 ProStreet Corvete I owned.Ran a 468 BB blower motor until it blew up. Replace it with 402 BB Chevy . Had to put the Harwood scoop on to cover the hole in the hood from the blower.Was a 4spd car,narrowed 9 inch with 4.11s. Loved the looks of the car, but haated driving it. Steered like a tank and because of the scoop (worse with the blower)driver visability was terrible.

Blower pic

 

Tom, remember when Ron bought the new Nassau Blue 396 and ran at Avilla? You, Sid, your brother, and I used to go over to Avilla once in awhile. I forgot about Furthmiller's. I picked up some stuff at J&G near Harvester, a Mallory dual point, Rajah terminals, etc. I still have the Rajah's.

Steve

 

Chris did build a '34 in the late 70's or early 80's, it wasn't a street rod though. It was the Malco Super Coupe. If I remember correctly it ran low 10's or high 9's. I used to see it at 75 & 80 Dragway just about every Saturday night. He then built a Cobra bodied car before they moved to Florida.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=320010

 

Hi Friends, we are in the process of trying to compile info and photos of 61 Vet Gassers (blown) We are making limited edition 1/18 Scale models. If anyone has information, good hi res images and knows current car owners please contact me at brian@replicarz.com or 802-747-6672
Thanks
Brian Fothergill
Replicarz Inc.

 

Thanks Future Stock, I had missed that thread and I don't remember seeing pics of the '34 before. A friend worked for Chris before he moved to Maryland, in the red, white and blue days. I know two differant people that did glass work on it. The last pics I had seen of the Corvette it was painted similar to the '34 colors, IF I remember right.

 

Here's my 62. Original F.I. car, 4:11, 4 speed. I know it's not a gasser but I've owned it over 40 years now and am convinced it has a soul.

 

Here's my brothers friend Bob at Marion Dragway in '63. He bought the car new in '57. Used it to tow his boat around. Still has the car.

 

And here it is more recently at a local show in Mass. Dual quad, 270 hp, power windows and top. Top flight and Bloomington gold too !!

 

Neat piece of history there.

 

FI-62, that's perfect.

A c1 can't get any better than that.

 

Thanks, appreciate it.

 

Seen at a local cruise night.

 

From the web

 

I saw this at the Nor Call Knockout last Saturday, don't know anything about it but it's cool. Not sure if it's been posted before, I haven't looked at all the pages.

 

This was my grandfathers...Picture taken early-mid 70's

 

My 427 `65 found sitting in a garage in north Jersey....

 

Fake old picture of it....wish I had a real one...