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Excellent article in the June Corvette Fever on the how to's of selecting a car trailer by Rich Lagasse. A lot of good information. And based on the trailer in the photos, Rich's eye for perfection extends beyond his Corvettes. Thanks for sharing your experiences and learnings.

I have read that these job numbers ran from 1 to 500, but what does the "s" stand for? It's an AO Smith body. Dropped my original drippy tank and put in a new Quanta. Unfortunately, my mechanics chops came up a bit short and I couldn't for the life of me get the tank and new straps to move 3/4...

Guess whos car is gracing pages 46 and 47 of the latest issue of Corvette Enthusiast? Here's a hint - 67... red... heavenly... got it yet? Congratulations Bob. Even caught in a rain shower, your car looks great. Thom

The weather was cool, the people and cars even cooler... View from "the hill" - part 1 ... part 2 Recognize these cars? Larry's magnificent '62 Z28Canuck, DennisB, IH2LOSE, 67Heaven It was great to meet the folks from the CAC - and the cars were beyond words. Thom

http://www.proteamcorvette.com/cars/185W.htm I'm going home to hug my car.

I was reading Dannoman's thread about Chicago dealerships, and got to wondering... My '65 came from Nickey Chevrolet. I tried to research the dealership on the web, but can't find much info other than it's not around anymore (and that they built some monster Camaros and Chevelles back in the...

My new Diamondback Supreme goldlines just arrived and they look great. Thought I'd share a photo with the forum. Ron from Diamondback Classics was really helpful and the order only took a week to complete. They did a nice job removing the DOT and other misc markings from the face of the tires -...

Pulled, disassembled and cleaned my headlight motors. I have a question regarding the drive gear - it has the nylon washer on one side, and the flat and curved washers on the other. When assembled, the curved washer puts a lot of tension on the drive gear. Can someone tell me why this is so? My...

Interesting numbers so far... 58 $93.9K 63 SWC $68K 63 Vert $68K 54 $78.8K 66 BB $73.4K 63 $64.8K 54 $83.1K 66 custom $88.5K 63 $59.4K 63 FI $64.8K 57 $82K 64 custom $48.6K 57 $58.3K 67 BB $163K :) 66 BB $159K :) 64 $48.6K 63 SWC $52.9K 65 SB $75.6K :)...

Have you seen the list of Corvettes going up for auction at B-J this month? There must be over 100 - and probably half of those are C1/C2s. Just about all of them are Top Flight/Gold/Duntov... yikes. They have pictures and a short bio of each car on the website (www.barrett-jackson.com). It will...

I'm in the process of correcting the seat mis-match in my '65 (there are '67 leather headrest seats in there now). I've found a set of '65 seats and new black vinyl covers. I am gathering up the remaining pieces - new seat backs, some hardware - and seat foam. There is quite a price difference...

I read earlier posts on how to unlatch the hood if the release cable breaks - but my problem is a bit different. The drivers side unlatches but not the passenger side. Does the passenger side latch have the same release lever underneath as the drivers side? Also, any idea what would cause one...

In reading posts here, I come across threads where members seem to connect their car's VIN number to a build month. Is there a way to figure the build month from the sequence number in the VIN? Is it... 23,452 cars built in 1965, thats 1954 per month, so car number 19,875 (guess who's car that...

Hello, My name is Thom Castrovince and I'd like to share with you all a really great day... That was last Wednesday. Intercity was delivering my 1965 roadster - my first Corvette - the car I spent the spring and summer looking for. It was a truly great day! Here's the scoop on the car...