Over the top gorgeous. Whatever the owner pays you, he got a lot of value for his dollars. Chevy didn't bring it off the assembly line looking half this good.
First and foremost, Corvette is my favourite car. From when I can remember my fathers 1969 L36 that had a big block 427. It wasn’t the bad boy like the L88 , however my dad being a gear head he mad it pretty close. In 1996 we started a father -son resto on the vette. Did a full body off restoration. The car was already highly modded as far as body with flaired front and rear fenders, front scoop which was popular in the early 70’s It also had big hooker headers and side pipes. It was my dream car. Once it was finally done. It went to paint and looked amazing. It was a time capsule of the late 60 early 70’s era. It was finished in 2000. It never see’s rain, never snow. It only has nice days to drive.
I love the channel and watch every episode. I do have a comment and hope it will help others as well. You have so much knowledge and expertise in the restoration of the Corvettes, what about presenting some Tech Tips in your videos? For example, when rebuilding my rear suspension on my 66, three of the sway bar bolts broke off in the frame. I am sure I am not the only one who has had this happen. When you encounter a situation like this, and from your experience, what is the best way to remove the broken bolts? The screws holding the bracket for the headlight motors broke off in the header, how would you remove the broken screws? What are some of the "tricks of the trade" have you learned which would help some of us who are '"DIY'ers"? I want to replace the body mounts but do not have a lift, what can you teach me on how to do this? What precautions should I take? Keep up the great work!! Thank you.
So nice! I'm rebuilding my 71 and can you share what paint you use for engine bay and for wheel wells? I'm from Europe and I have to use some different products that are available in the US but still it would be good to know what you use.
Nice job! I can't tell for sure from the video, but it appears that the stinger on the hood has no pinstripes on the side. I believe there should be a pinstripe on each side. If I am right about this, how did it achieve Bloomington Gold with no pinstripes?
I like it much better without the intro, thank you! I also very much appreciate the length of your videos. There's another channel that often has interesting titles, but the video is often over 20 minutes long so I bypass them. It shouldn't take that long to make a point and you prove that. I know UA-cam's algorithm rewards longer videos so thank you for keeping the length in check.
Dont fault the car for a crooked politician its a American Icon and the best of all corvettes we all know that. Galvin Newsome eats seafood dont blame the shrimp scampi
You nail it.
Good Job JR now the owner will be proud to show his car
Beautiful job junior👌
Hey there Junior,
That's an outstanding restoration. Beautiful 67!
Thanks for the look.
Dan
Over the top gorgeous. Whatever the owner pays you, he got a lot of value for his dollars. Chevy didn't bring it off the assembly line looking half this good.
First and foremost, Corvette is my favourite car.
From when I can remember my fathers 1969 L36 that had a big block 427. It wasn’t the bad boy like the L88 , however my dad being a gear head he mad it pretty close. In 1996 we started a father -son resto on the vette. Did a full body off restoration. The car was already highly modded as far as body with flaired front and rear fenders, front scoop which was popular in the early 70’s
It also had big hooker headers and side pipes. It was my dream car.
Once it was finally done. It went to paint and looked amazing.
It was a time capsule of the late 60 early 70’s era.
It was finished in 2000. It never see’s rain, never snow. It only has nice days to drive.
Awesome Job, JR. The Corvette is beautiful and I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.
You're 67 Corvette project. looks amazing. It looks like brand new off the factory showroom.
My gut tells me no way it looked this good when new lol but amazing
Wow
I love the channel and watch every episode. I do have a comment and hope it will help others as well. You have so much knowledge and expertise in the restoration of the Corvettes, what about presenting some Tech Tips in your videos? For example, when rebuilding my rear suspension on my 66, three of the sway bar bolts broke off in the frame. I am sure I am not the only one who has had this happen. When you encounter a situation like this, and from your experience, what is the best way to remove the broken bolts? The screws holding the bracket for the headlight motors broke off in the header, how would you remove the broken screws? What are some of the "tricks of the trade" have you learned which would help some of us who are '"DIY'ers"? I want to replace the body mounts but do not have a lift, what can you teach me on how to do this? What precautions should I take? Keep up the great work!! Thank you.
What price range would this type of work cost? Incredible job.
So nice! I'm rebuilding my 71 and can you share what paint you use for engine bay and for wheel wells? I'm from Europe and I have to use some different products that are available in the US but still it would be good to know what you use.
Full sweep means new parts? Looks new amazing how much total restoration? 150-200k
Nice job! I can't tell for sure from the video, but it appears that the stinger on the hood has no pinstripes on the side. I believe there should be a pinstripe on each side. If I am right about this, how did it achieve Bloomington Gold with no pinstripes?
I think the pinstripes are there....very hard to see for sure.
@@jpippy7 Thanks. You're probably right, as I can't see an excellent car like that without them.
That sounds like about $10,000.00 for every 100 miles. Drive them, enjoy them. Hell with trailer queens.
You tour by all the work...might be nice to show some actual work...could be another series...just a thought
Keep the intro have some fun sometimes
Keep the intro.👍
Why?
I like it much better without the intro, thank you! I also very much appreciate the length of your videos. There's another channel that often has interesting titles, but the video is often over 20 minutes long so I bypass them. It shouldn't take that long to make a point and you prove that. I know UA-cam's algorithm rewards longer videos so thank you for keeping the length in check.
why no new videos?
Joe Biden has ruined the desire for this particular make and model, sorry.
Dont fault the car for a crooked politician its a American Icon and the best of all corvettes we all know that. Galvin Newsome eats seafood dont blame the shrimp scampi
Ditch the intro; not impressive, very immature for you.