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Well, I've actually owned 7 midyears, this is just my 1st split window car. I still have my Nassau Blue '66 coupe, also. I still want to get either a ZR-1 or maybe an LT-4 car, the '66 will probably go up for sale when I get the '63 up and running and the bugs worked out. Rich

Ray Thanks for the info. I am going to order the Judging manual, it's just been a busy 2 weeks since I got the car. I'll go out later to look at the steering wheel, but since the VIN is 07757, it doesn't look like it would have been original. Thanks- Rich

Ray I just started a thread showing my '63 as I hauled it "out of a barn". One thing I didn't pay much attention to, but you can see from the interior pic, is that I have a woodgrain steering wheel, not color coded as I've seen in most '63s. From your website I see that there were only 130...

Well, I sold my LT-1 last month, but instead of buying a ZR-1, I found this too tempting to resist. It has the original 340 hp engine, (heads, carb, starter) a T-10 4-speed, and a 3.70 rear out of a '67. Has had some front end repairs, but looks good. The car is supposed to be Sebring Silver...

Ray I am looking forward to your pictures, as I just purchased a SWC a couple of weeks ago. I have to shim my distributor (the car has not been run in 6 years and I am going over all the mechanicals) but can't remember which way the dimple is supposed to face. Is it on the same side that the...

And that's all just off the top of his head! :L Actually, the big block rears would have a different code, and used heavier duty caps with reg. type bolts, not the u-bolt style. Rich

76okievette Give me the last 5 digits of your vin and I'll look it up in my NCRS Birthday Book. Rich

Dawn I have a 3919803 intake if you are interested. It's in nice shape, and has the oil fill tube on it. It would need repainting to look good. Rich P.S. Yes- Happy birthday!

I haven't washed my cars in years. Moisture is the enemy. :D I have 2 convertibles and a coupe. All 3 leak if caught in the rain, so I figure I'm not going to purposely get water down into the doors, windshield frames, behind bumpers, etc. where you can't dry it. Dri-Wash is all I use. I like...

Also applies to the '64 365 hp. They go from around $200 to $350 depending on condition. Rich

Congrats on the sale! Nice looking '02! Rich

Yes, I'd like it if you'd send pics and info to me at rheys@comcast.net I tried to email you, but I'm not sure if it got through. Thanks- Rich

jcs44 Is your car still for sale? Rich

Wow! Somewhat more than I'm looking to spend (looking for '91 or '92) but a great deal for sure. Rich

I would say it is a '60 (based on the seat pattern) assuming the car has the "correct" interior. But in contrast, it has red seats while showing a black instrument cluster, so it is already "incorrect". Rich

For what I'm looking for, (a nice '91) enough and then some. I may also pick up a '68 Chevelle project that I looked at a while back. Rich

I put about 1000-1500 miles on my '66 last year. It would be more, but it shared pleasure driving duties with my '71 LT-1 (which I just sold) and my '64 GTO. If it was my only classic, it would have been easily been 3,000. Rich

SOLD!

Story of my life, Larry. I just sold it this afternoon. I think the LT-1 cars have been under-appreciated for some time. I'm satisfied with what I got out of it, but I'm sure they are on their way up. I will probably miss it a bit, but after having it for 13 years, I am ready for something...

Thanks for the replies. I had been thinking that it would have to be a minimum of $30,000 to make me consider a move. I do have a line on another midyear, or I wouldn't even entertain the thought of selling. Seeing what some of the project/basket cases have been going for lately, $30,000 might...