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Here's a few of BJ's 2010 Scottsdale, AZ Corvette Resto-mods - Yes or No?
Another great resto-mod...
They look pretty cool, and its nice to know if you got it at a BJ auction - the same paid shills that bid the prices up when you bought the the car will be there next year when you sell it.
I like em.
VP Bob - Here's a real nice 1 just for you...
There are a couple of mid year resto cars around here that I'd sure like to have!
A great looking modified '65...
Thanks. Dag burnit. Just what I was lokn fer.
62 Street Machine
When Barry Blomquist walked into the Roadster Shop in Mundelein, Illinois, the last thing on his mind was starting another project. He was just there to pick up some parts to continue working on his '56 F-1 when he saw a '62 Corvette across the shop floor, and it stopped him in his tracks. He flashed back to high school in the '60s and watching episodes of Route 66, as Tod Stiles and Buz Murdock cruised their Corvette across the country looking for adventure. A first-gen Corvette was every adolescent male's dream, and Barry was no exception.
'61 Roadster Swapped DNA With A '92 ZR1
One of the bad things about resto-mods is that most of the time they use up good old Corvettes. That means less original Corvettes left for future generations of Corvette buyers.
But I sure like the ones posted here.
NCM Lifetime Member
NCRS 51201
SACC 3296
Corvettes International, Raleigh NC
1959 Resto-Mod: Picture compliments of Carr Campbell of Carr's Corvettes and Customs
Multiple Award Winning & Magazine Feature Car - 1959 Corvette Resto-Mod
Newman Car Creations C4 Chassis Conversion Front & Rear
LT4 383 Stroker, ZF 6-Speed, Dana 44 with 4:10 Gears
Widened Rear Quarters by 1.5 inches
A/C, Power 4-Wheel Discs, Power Rack & Pinion Steering, Cruise Control,
Power Windows, & Updated Wonder Bar AM/FM Radio with I-Pod, DVD, & MP3 inputs
23 MPG @ 70 MPH and runs easy low 12's / high 11's
Two Shall Be One
427 on the Richter Scale
Jay
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