Corvette of the future (big image)

[Ms. AntiVenom]

I scanned this from Greg's collection, it is the consumer guide-Corvette of the future, dec. 1980

I thought it was neat! he has quite a big collection of these magazines he has been gathering since he was a little boy, But he has donated a few to the actually magazine companies for their archives, when you see a vintage vette re-print. it is more than likely from Greg's collection...lol

 

[dvdcta]

VETTE

I scanned this from Greg's collection, it is the consumer guide-Corvette of the future, dec. 1980

I thought it was neat! he has quite a big collection of these magazines he has been gathering since he was a little boy, But he has donated a few to the actually magazine companies for their archives, when you see a vintage vette re-print. it is more than likely from Greg's collection...lol

DID YOU DO THIS????

 

[Ms. AntiVenom]

No sir, I scanned it from an old magazine.

 

[C5Rick]

Here's Another Old One

Well not to old...'97

 

[Ms. AntiVenom]

that one is from a 1980 corvette consumer guide.

 

[C5Rick]

My post's are of the 1997 Callaway C7...

A naturally-aspirated, electronically-controlled port fuel injected, 6.8L Callaway aluminum V8 delivered over 680HP in race trim, even when limited by the FIA air restrictors. All said, this C7 had top speed over its competitors - 205mph and did 0 – 60MPH in 2.8 seconds