1965 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 396 Big Block Restoration Project! (Part 1)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Take a look as Pat McGinty, owner of McGinty Motorcars, and master mechanic Tim, go to pick up a 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 396 Big Block! This barn find was too good to pass up on. Stay tuned for updates on the car throughout the restoration process with the TEAM!
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Best ride I ever had a 67 427 tri power 4spd roadster burgundy and black. Roasted the tach cable in 3rd gear at around 110 mph good luck with the restoration can’t wait
Wow! That's impressive! Thanks for sharing your story and for watching our video. We appreciate the support. We are excited to get this one back on the road. Stay tuned for updates.
Glad your saving it
Thank you for your comment! We are excited to have the opportunity to get this car back on the road for someone to once again enjoy.
Cool project. I just traded a hot rod for a 1955 Nomad “rolling empty shell project”. Just like your car, some previous owner tore into it, did floors/rockers/tailpan and then the car sat unfinished for 20 (maybe more) years. I’m going to try and make it a running/driving car again.
Wow! That sounds awesome. Keep me posted on how your project goes. Would love to see pictures of that. Hope you can get running/driving again.
Nice! I remember going to Bloomington with my Dad in probably around 1975 and begging him to get a 1965 Nassau Blue convertible that at the time was $6000. He (of course) said no.🤣
Oh man, if only he had agreed to that. Imagine what it would be worth now. Thanks for your comment.
I guess they had a “Fitz” when they cracked it up. And every time I see an old Corvette on a dirt floor like this I also have a “Fitz” just throwing it out there 😂
Haha! Like the humor. Yes, I can totally relate.
New subscriber, looking forward to seeing you complete this car.
Thank you for watching and subscribing to our channel. We really appreciate it. I look forward to sharing updates as we go on this.
Just found your channel new subscriber I'll take that 66 in the background
Thanks so much for subscribing to our channel. We are happy you found us.
GREAT VIDEO
Glad you enjoyed it
Is your shop the old Fisher Body plant in Reading??.I'm a restoration guy and went there for a job interview about 7 years ago..Love the C2 vettes, especially the Stingrays..67 is my favorite with the 427 tri power!!
We are on Washington St in an old 1910 Horse/Trolley and Oldsmobile of Reading building. If you are local, please stop in to see us. Thank you!
I sure hope when u say..."back to stock" u get rid or the rear clip with stupid "flared wheel wells" & the butt ugly homemade non- stock..spoiler...ugh! Big project..best of Luck !!
Yes it is. Thank you.
The restoration will probably cost more than it’s worth but hopefully someone will save it.
Thanks for your feedback. Continue to watch as we get this back on the road.