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Beautiful Cars. I love it

These are really well done! Nice work!

would love one of these in between my C4 ZR1 and my 19 ZR1! love the fixed roof coupe! gonna be a huge collector car, already is actually. Grrat channel!

I need one of these in between my C4 ZR1 and my soon to be C6 ZR1. They did not make a C5 Z but this is as close as they got! Love the FCR! badass!

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you buggah! I need a C6 ZR1 soooo bad! got a 19 and a 91 so I am kinda bound by Vette law to buy one! thanks for these vids! so fun.

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Pretty in Pink I love this

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Wrong corvettes can rust especially at the birdcage

Larry Shinoda-us C3 lovers salute you for your design. I can stare at my 1969 all day just beautiful curves . cool vid love the Education

I love the design of the C4! ❤🏎️💨

Vettehead from Maine found ya! cool channel! gained a sub! Ill check out rest of vids. Love all 3 of my vettes, but my 91 ZR1 is my fav to drive

The 1964 C2 Stingray Hardtop is the Greatest Corvette.

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WOW I learned a lot about the 1969 and the 1970 uaw strike I saw a 1969 Vette with a 1970 wheel flare and I thought it was miss label

Karl, very impressive view numbers: 13-Days and 1.4K Views WOW!!!

I owned a 68 firebird convertible and a new 81 Camaro in my 20s. Fast forward 30 years 3 sons and a great wife and I retired at 56 and treated myself to a lemans blue z51 05 corvette coupe with a 6 speed. Never lost my love of cars.

The algo’s fed me this episode of your channel and I really enjoyed it. Like you, I found cars in my teens, but moved from Camaros to of all things MGB’s because of their handling through the corners. Drive my first one in college from 77-81 and stored it until 2 years ago. Like you I was always into photography and film in high school and took a film class as an elective in my engineering program which lead to a couple of animated films. Retirement has allowed me to get back to both of those passions as I restore my MGB and chronical it on my UA-cam channel MaggiesMakeover. I recently purchased another one to drive as I restore the first one. I did get back to muscle cars two years ago when I purchased a 2023 HTC Corvette which I LOVE. Kind of feels like we are living parallel lives my friend!

Not through 83.

Great interview! I have a ‘70 convertible in Monza red. Such fun cars!

The interior of that car!!!!❤

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I worked with a Doctor Sharp in Michigan who owned a 54 in this color. He had bought it used. He traded it in on a new 82 2-tone blue Vette that he still owned in 1988. Talk about a bad investment move!

One of the best Corvettes I ever owned was a triple black 81 that had been made into a convertible. I rebuilt the engine into a 355 with speed parts. It would get a lot of attention at show and shine events. I sold it at a Bloomington Gold Mecum auction several years ago and still regret letting it go.

$16k

I love mine too

When vetts looked great

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I've got a pretty good idea? Some kind of American Legend 😉

My Father's 69 Dart Swinger and 69 International Scout had those windows, which actually work pretty good when moving.

And it is environmentally friendly

Cooling on "The Fly"! LOL

For those who caught it, the VIN indicates that this was number 17590 out of 22229 Corvettes made in 1964. Want to share your Corvette Story with Fully Vetted? Let us know! The contact information is below the video.

I was born in 73 and growing up my uncle had a red 77 Corvette with the "sugar scoop" rear window. I remember being probably 10 or 12 and when he stopped by I would sit in it for hours out in the driveway. When the C4 came out, as a kid I remember thinking it was the coolest car on the planet. I had Corvette posters all over my bedroom walls. The digital dash gave me Knight Rider vibes. Sadly I never did have a Corvette until this year. I bought a 2003 C5 Z06 a month ago. I was looking at C6's and a friend mentioned he had a low mileage C5 for sale. (I loves me some pop-ups!) :) . When I drove this car it just "hit" different. This Z06 is on another level. The next day I bought it. Ill never sell this car. Now I am in the market for another one, a C3. My wife's favorite car is a 78 Corvette. Hopefully I can find her one in a manual. I have a feeling I started something here and I think I am going to need a much larger garage. I enjoyed your video and your story, Karl. Liked and subbed 👍

For those who maybe don’t get the appeal, go drive one. Then you’ll get it!

Outstanding video! I was there and I still learned so much!

. Thanks for sharing. Whoever is reading this comment, I wish you success, health, love and happiness!

Always like the heavy metal they try to play in all these motorcycle scenes and car shows like this they try to sound really bad I've got a name for it now I call it poser Rock ua-cam.com/video/c7ZgS9w7GIU/v-deo.html

Steve is a great guy, great friend and he does a great job educating the younger generation of the importance of such works of art. His collection is awesome!

Be sure to catch Part 2 Next week where we showcase Steve's C2.

Are you going make a video of modifying the crossfire manifold!, swapping cylinder heads and cam?

How does the Corvette run and any major problem with them? Especially the crossfire fuel injection!

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I graduated in '87... Three years later I saw a Corvette on a small lot fell in love right then & there. Begged my dad for days to lend me the other half of money I needed, obviously he knew better not to. Loved Vetts every since! Btw.. It was an all original Silver '63 Spit-window,red interior. $7700.00 Not many regrets in life but thats definitely one🙏

Nice work Karl!