'70 Corvette, 1970s Street Machine

[scuncio]

I appreciate the current owner preserving this thing as-is, rather than restomodding it as he originally planned to do....

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[L_e_e]

A set of Cragars and M/T valve covers away from being a cool 70's street machine.

[Mr70]

..... :laugh:

[earntaz]

..... :laugh:

So your check is in the mail from BFG?? :crazy::crazy:

[southernfriedcj]

A set of Cragars and M/T valve covers away from being a cool 70's street machine.

If we're going to fix it, let's do it right.

Painted to match Vectors with Goodyear GTs (Firestone SS as a second choice) and fender flares.

I'll allow the M/T's as long as they are painted to match the car.

[mssl72]

I'd probably leave it alone and drive it!

[jerry455]

Cragar S/S wheels and N-50-15 Pro Tracs on the rear!!

[Too Many Projects]

The wire wheels are OK. They match the period the car was built in. I would change the tires. The GT's would be a better handling tire.