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Switch The switch on your 54 mounts in the same location as the 58 pictured but is a totally different switch. The flasher snaps into the switch assembly itself. These switches turn up on e bay and are expensive. I'm in Florida until Friday night but after I get back I can send a picture if...

Barn 62 That old maroon 62 is a great find and I'm sure that when it's finished will really break some hearts. There's no question that a C-1 is never going to ride or drive like a newer Vette but that's the point, they're in a class by themselves and when the suspension is re done with new...

61 Your 61 looks great. I've had a lot of straight axles but 61/62 is my favorite. Might be because my big butt fits in easy. Here are some shots of my 62. Had it for 38 years and drive it all the time. Just finished rebuilding the T-10 with NOS parts I've been collecting for years, main shaft...

59 Yours doesn't look bad. Most of that will buff right out ! I remember when I bought mine the seller wanted $1,300.00, I offered $1,000.00 and a week later he called and accepted. The car was pretty complete, 2 tops, 4 speed, 230 base motor but the interior looked like a grenade went off in...

C-1 pics Oops, Here they are!

C-1 picture Here's a shot of my first Corvette a 59 which I bought back in 64. I sold it when Uncle Sam called me up in 65. The other pic isn't a C-1 but I think it's neat. The guy in the photo is a friend of my brothers who had a slight fender bender with his 65 back in 1966 or 67. This is a...

I need the following for my 62 1. Pair of reasonable NOS rocker panels 2. Pair of NOS GM 61/62 tail pipes 3. NOS or good used GM metallic brake shoes or Velvatouch 4. F.I. air cleaner parts 5. Rear spring liner kit 6. Rear spring banding kit 7. Strut rod bushings 4 8. Re bound straps, must be...

I have a pair of 461 X cylinder heads that I just removed from my 62 Corvette to replace with a better casting date. They are complete with valves, springs, retainers etc. 1.94 ex. and 1.50 in. They got a valve job and bronze guides in 95 with very little use since. They could be re painted and...

I'm looking for original rear bumper bolts for my 62. They are approx. 1 1/2" long with a pointed tip and "WB" head. I need 10 but will buy whatever you have even one. They must be restorable. Rich jcmsp062@aol.com

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I'm looking for original rear bumper bolts for a 61/62, they are 1 1/2" long with a "WB 1C" head (or just WB) and a pointed tip. Let me know if you have any for sale. If your not sure I can send a picture. Must be restorable. I'll buy 1 or 10 Rich jcmsp062@aol.com

I need original 61/62 rear bumper bolts with the "WB 1C" head and pointed tip, need 8 will buy any that you have. Need NOS GM windshield weather strip GM # 3740253 I need two of these, Need 61/62 # 442 rebuildable horn un dated, rear spring liner kit with bands, pair of 62 power window doors...

I need an NOS GM windshield weatherstrip (channel) GM # 3740253. I actually need two of these. Please let me know if you have one to sell. Rich jcmsp062@aol.com

Channel Can you send me a picture of the channel? send it to jcmsp062@aol.com Also give me an idea what you want for it. Rich

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I'm looking for an NOS GM windshield weather strip for 56 to 62 Corvettes. It's GM number 3740253. Also want one or two original 1962 tail light protector cones. No repos! Rich jcmsp062@aol.com

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LT-1 Heads The NCRS doesn't list them because these heads were never factory installed on a car as they weren't smog legal. They were a special off road head mage for that motor.

I'm a C-1 guy so need some help here. I have a pair of what I believe are NOS GM LT-1 angle plug heads. They are in the GM boxes and are part number 3995784 and casting number 3991492. The boxes have a sticker that says in so many words they are for "off road use only" . They have valves...

parts I have a pair of used door panels with very nice original S trim. This is the stainless trim (6 pcs per side) that surrounds the sheet metal pieces. It's $200.00 for the 12 piece set. Rich jcmsp062@aol.com