Ghostsoldier
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Rob
I wonder if that has automatic parallel parking?
Not sure if it's supposed to fly or float?
Looks like a Triumph TR-3 after it rear ended a garbage truck.Looks like something Porky Pig would drive.
Rob
Not a big Corvette fan, but a lot of the lines are familiar in the next generation.1959 Chevrolet Corvette XP-87 concept & design car.
The 1964 Chevrolet XP-819 rear engine concept & design car. Some think of this as a Corvette, some see it as a design for the 2nd generation Corvair. The rear clamshell opens & the V8 engine hangs backwards behind the rear axle.
When Chevrolet was done working with the car it somehow ended up with Smokey Yunick & sat in his Florida shop for yrs. A friend of mine who was a 3rd generation Chev - GMC dealership owner bought the car from Smokey. It was in sad shape, almost in pieces. I have lots of pics of this car in various stages of restoration.
Wow that is wild. Very cool info to have. Thanks for sharing I love this forum!It had some Corvair production parts on it. For example the seats were molded in fiberglass; driver adjustments were made by telescoping steering column & the pedals moved up & back by hydraulic cylinder. When he got the car that cylinder was froze up. In running the part number to see what Chevrolet had used & if we could get a replacement, it came back as a hydraulic cylinder for a Corvair convertible top.
My apologies HD. I have deleted all of my posts that had not timed out.HJ..would you consider that a Deco Delivery..??..or have we moved on to something else...