Looking for a 1974 to 1977 Corvette

[SamTex]

I don't know who the dealer is, but there is a parking lot full vette's from the years you mentioned as well as examples of everything else to current.

Up here by my work in Addison, Midway/Kellway, can't miss 'em...

[Blame Canada]

For $15K you good easily pick up an clean C5 which would be a MUCH nicer
vehicle overall... not to mention quicker, faster, better engineered and have an LS1.

mardyn

Just really got my mind set on a 70's style right now.

[kingjason]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/cto/2217420720.html

[mustangguy289]

Why?

[Slowhand]

For $15K you good easily pick up an clean C5 which would be a MUCH nicer
vehicle overall... not to mention quicker, faster, better engineered and have an LS1.

mardyn

Another person on here pushing plastic fantastic C5s? Yawn.

[Trick Pony]

Another person on here pushing plastic fantastic C5s? Yawn.

You may not like them but bang for the buck and responding to mods they are hard to beat. I have a high-140s trap C5 that I bought for low 20s with only 19k miles and it's a lot nicer than any Fox.

[YALE]

Another person on here pushing plastic fantastic C5s? Yawn.

Says the waspy kid from the 'burbs in a New-Edge!

[joes01bullitt]

craigslist.com

[CHINGOBLING]

I love this one my father in law has a 76 stingray he might sell....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gva6Pb7r_oM

[Txstang1]

Why?

exactly

[Snatch Napkin]

I don't mind that generation, but I'd want chrome bumpers on the front and back. They can get dead sexy.

Fucking truth.

I will have a '69 Corvette in my stable one of these days. However, it will have newer LSx motor and t56.

[Vertnut]

Just really got my mind set on a 70's style right now.

My dad had several ('71,'76, and '77). The mid-'70's were some of the worst GM years ever, quality-wise. When those cars were new, they just weren't built well. His '71 was by far the better car. They really softened up the suspension in the mid-'70's, because they weren't really that much of a performance car. Remember, the smog motors of those years were only making 200hp. The up-side is that they can be found cheap.

[Rreemo]

I've been saying for a while that I think the 68'-72's (steel bumper era shark) are going to be a good investment...they are slowly creeping up in value and at the same time there are still a lot out there for reasonable money (esp 71-72's).

[Cooter]

hold out for an Orvette

[Vertnut]

I've been saying for a while that I think the 68'-72's (steel bumper era shark) are going to be a good investment...they are slowly creeping up in value and at the same time there are still a lot out there for reasonable money (esp 71-72's).

I think the '73 (chrome rear/plastic front bumper) was still acceptable. The '74+ had ill-fitting bumpers for several years.