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JohnnyRingo

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2. Absolutely the best of the series.

Reply to EX500rider (Original post)

Sat Feb 2, 2019, 12:58 PM

Feb 2019

I'm a fan of the '67, the last year for the Stingray. Highest value for a 'Vette comes down to that '57 and a '67 with a big block 427 and tri-power. It seems at auction the '67 has an edge with it's 435 horses, generally starting at $100k and going up from there.

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The '63 Split window Corvette used to be my fav... [View all] EX500rider Feb 2019 OP

Mine is the '58 just a little bit more styling and more chrome. RGinNJ Feb 2019 #1

Absolutely the best of the series. JohnnyRingo Feb 2019 #2

I might be jumbling neurons but didn't they have fiberglass bodies too? yonder Feb 2019 #3

My '62 - yes..be very careful on RR tracks..and in winter driving.. nope..up on blocks....n/t asiliveandbreathe Feb 2019 #5

I love when people post about autos...this particular OP takes me back to '66..I bought a '62 asiliveandbreathe Feb 2019 #4

Had several Corvettes 65 roadster gibraltar72 Feb 2019 #6

Thank you for posting this. Ohiogal Feb 2019 #7