1967 Corvette - The Most Beautiful Stingray Ever Made!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this 14th Video from Classic Car ChitChat you will get to see in my opinion one of the most beautiful Corvette's ever made. Even President Biden has a '67 Corvette and would probably love to add this little beauty to his collection! The Corvette is really a "brand new" car in every aspect and truly one of the most incredible cars I have ever seen or had the pleasure of being a passenger in. Maybe one day if I am really good, Frank will let me sit behind the driver seat and take her for a little drive. I am actually quite smitten by this car and no matter how you look at it - this car is classic in every way.. much like Frank! (but don't tell him I said that!).
Frank has spent a lot of time (and money) restoring this car to what she looks like now. What makes me even happier is knowing that much of the restoration was done by a local Mississauga companies which I would like to acknowledge for doing their parts in keeping cars like these on the road. The two companies that Frank used were Auto-Tech for the majority of the work however the engine rebuild was completed by Beatty & Woods.
You can find them both using the links below:
www.auto-tech.ca
www.beatywoodsperformance.com
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Thank You
Kevin
That Corvette is so cool and I just love the colour of it! Please Frank how cool his car is!
Roope.. Trust me.. I have seen some pretty cars but the Corvette was totally so well restored it took my breath away.
The 63-67 Corvette coupes are the most beautiful cars ever produced IMO. Why they couldn't have made the run longer is beyond me.
Zone47, first of all thank you so very much for watching my videos and subscribing. I have made videos of many beautiful cars since I started my channel. Recent some one asked me which was my favourite car so far. I answered in 0.5 seconds.. Frank’s 67 Corvette! There is something that I still struggle to define as to why she is so beautiful. I am so happy that you too feel the same way about this beautiful car.
Thanks for sharing! I really like Kevin's build
Thanks for watching!
Really glad you featured this beautiful car... and Frank too...I saw this car the day Frank bought it. I can absolutely say it did not look like this when he bought it... this was a rough barn find. Great restoration, great owner, great interview
Ron.. I have to thank you for connecting me with so many great people (and characters). Frank's car is totally spectacular.
My most favourate corvette when I was growing up, I only have a chance to work on removing and repairing the radio back on the 70s , the most sexiest vet of all times
Steve.. absolutely.. of all the car videos I personally have done this one is the one that always takes my breath away. I can’t describe in words what about the car makes it so special but when you see her somehow you know this is perfection.
I also looked at the 75 Chevy Belair. That is so beautiful too and I loved the one with the Doctor..LOL
Thanks Julia.. I appreciate you watching.. and yes the Doctor is super funny.
Definitely the most beautiful vette
Absolutely.. Frank knows his cars.
My dream car.
Mine too.
Ya with the right attachments on those old 427's... those old Vetts can flat out EAT the road up :-))
Robert.. first of all thank you so much for watching my videos and subscribing to my channel I truly appreciate it.
I would also agree that not only can eat eat up the road but it does it in style.
Lovely car! A small correction is that the '63-'67 Sting Ray was not designed by Harley Earl. Mr. Earl retired in 1959 as Vice-President of GM Design. His successor was Bill Mitchell, who was in charge of GM design through the '60's and '70's. There is a connection to Harley Earl in that he had his design team create a concept race car in 1959 incorporating design elements that were later used in the production Sting Ray cars debuting in 1963. The design is credited to Larry Shinoda, who created the original '59 Sting Ray Racer, based on sketches by then 19 year-old junior designer Peter Brock.
Alex,
Wow amazing insight.
I also wanted to take a moment to personally thank for taking the time to watching my videos, leaving a comment and for subscribing to my channel I truly appreciate it.
My intention when creating these videos is to showcase not only the beautiful car but give the owner an opportunity to share their story, love and passion for their car. Thanks again Kevin.
Brilliant episode Kevin. That paint job on the corvette was out of this world. You should have let him open her up - he was itching to do it 👍🏽
Thanks Kam, The car was just by far one of the most beautiful machines I have ever seen.. literally down to the last nut & bolt.
best corvette ever,big block 67 would be my pick even over the split window 63
George, First of all thank you so very much for watching my videos and subscribing to my channel I truly appreciate it. My intention for the videos is to showcase the car and also allow the owner of the car (the caretaker as Jay Leno rightly says) the opportunity to share their story, love and passion for their car. The colour alone is so incredible and the attention to detail too. Every nut and bolt is perfect and aligned too. I think she too with the engine and drive train.. what more could you want. Stunning in every way.
Cool videos 👍
Thanks Julie.. I truly appreciate your feedback.
Great interview gentlemen.
Thanks Darren
I can't believe how beautiful this Corvette is. It really looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. Fantastic video by far the best I have seen on RUclips. Keep going Kevin you will be in the big leagues one day.
Thank you so very Susan
The L88 corvette had the aluminum heads and other upgrades back in 67
Lyle, First of all thank you so very much for watching my videos and subscribing to my channel I truly appreciate it. My intention for the videos is to allow "ordinary" people who love cars an opportunity to speak about their car and why that car means so much to them. After all we are all the "caretakers"of our cars (as Jay Leno rightly says). I also appreciate your feedback on the 67 Vette. Thanks again for sharing.
No, the headlamp motors are electric.
Joseph,First of all thank you so very much for watching my videos and subscribing to my channel I truly appreciate it. My intention for the videos is to allow ´ordinary people’ who love cars an opportunity to speak about their car and why that car means so much to them. After all we are all the "caretakers"of our cars (as Jay Leno rightly says). Thanks also for the clarification of how the headlamps operate.
65 Nassau Blue Convertible with white interior is beautiful. The 67 is just another car not exactly a pretty car but looks like a utilitarian vehicle to go fast. Not exactly pretty.
Truth, thanks for sharing.
I also wanted to take a moment to personally thank for taking the time to watching my videos, leaving a comment and for subscribing to my channel I truly appreciate it.
My intention when creating these videos is to showcase not only the beautiful car but give the owner an opportunity to share their story, love and passion for their car. Thanks again Kevin.
67 Stingray has exhaust pipes on the side, that's the classic look; this one just boring, color and everything! ..I give that vett a total 👎
Thanks for your comment.. However the owner wanted a different look.
@@ClassicCarChitChat *"However the owner wanted a different look."* 🤣 a what, a different look ?!
What a numbnuts, knucklehead 🤦🏻♂
..then I give the owner a triple 👎