It's Tail Light Tuesday Whatchya Got?
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Never did I think I would see a $150,000+ Ford GT supercar up close and personal at a cruise night….
Our cars look almost identical. Mine is an original panited QQ1 dark red metalic. Been repainted chrysler inferno red pearl back about 2005. Has a aluminium head stroked 440, 727 reverse manual, and 3:91 8 3/4.
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My favourite year (1967) Corvette in my favourite colour. Butternut Yellow; pretty well same colour as my Daffodil Yellow 1967 R/T. I prefer Corvette coupe body to convertible, however.
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I think that might be QQ1. Just checked and it is correct.
If factory, it could be a 383 2 bbl, 318 or possibly 273 not sure about that.
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Looks like a '70 to me.
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Here is the taillight I mentioned the other day. I got the NOS lenses in the 80’s. They had been in and out of the box several times. All the chrome mouldings are original. J chromes are original re-chromed.
The bumper is original.
The trunk medallion was re done at one of the companies still making medallions.
NOTE!! Carl Cameron informed me at the 40th TDC meet in Jefferson Missouri. There were only red medallions made for the trunk and grille. They had different jobbers supplying Chrysler. The pigmentation could have been slightly different.
I have ABSOLUTELY have no reason NOT to take him at his word.
The detailing was done by a fellow that I met with his Dad at our show about 1993. Jon built models as a kid. He did a wonderful job on the black/silver argent in the mouldings.
The bumper is original.
The trunk medallion was re done at one of the companies still making medallions.
NOTE!! Carl Cameron informed me at the 40th TDC meet in Jefferson Missouri. There were only red medallions made for the trunk and grille. They had different jobbers supplying Chrysler. The pigmentation could have been slightly different.
I have ABSOLUTELY have no reason NOT to take him at his word.
The detailing was done by a fellow that I met with his Dad at our show about 1993. Jon built models as a kid. He did a wonderful job on the black/silver argent in the mouldings.
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