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62 Corvette 327-360 Refresh
I am embarking on a little side project among everything else that is going on in the shop as of late.
I bought this fuel injected, 2 top, 62 Corvette, T-10 4 speed. The car has what looks to me it's original short block. Correctly dated T10 transmission (non original) and it's original positraction rear end housing (currently a non numbers 3.36 center section). The car retains it's original body panels, nice rust free frame, and most all original interior. The car ran when I got it, not not well. I sent the F.I. unit out to find the spill valve was the major culprit of it's issues. I'll be doing some cleaning, light detailing, tuning, etc. I'll bomb this around for a while yet this summer as I am Covetteless at the moment (and not doing well with it:no:) Here are some teaser pics....... https://i.imgur.com/XqDXkRLh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/nbDApyoh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/c7IyXwth.jpg https://i.imgur.com/vg6xhW6h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/UlUspc0h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/okXEa62h.jpg |
----Cool summer ride! What brakes does it have, standard or metallics???.....Bill S
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Corvetteless ??? When did I miss you selling your 427 survivor and that sweet Yellow one ???
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The 65 went to a mutual friend of mine and Tim G's. I'm keeping tabs on both:grin: |
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And the most important question was, "will you take $$$$$ and Tim's cash register when CA-CHING...:crazy: You have first rights on them ??? I was wondering how you financed 5 new vehicles..:cool2: |
Valve lash is set, distributor is in and rough timed, install the F.I. unit......and wait for plug wires:smirk:
https://i.imgur.com/aP0x5ryh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/bN6ZBAbh.jpg |
Wires are made and the unit / engine are tuned:grin:
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That's a very pretty car, Tim. I wanted to see the yellow '65 when I was at Road America in July, but Steve didn't bring it up to the races. He put some crappy Ferrari in the Saturday Concourse instead of the '65 Corvette.
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Steve and the 65........hear about the battery deal?:hmmm: |
Hey Tim - any updates on this.........?
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I have paperwork for 20867S107724 Red/Red Fuel injected,HD brake & Susp ension 2 tops,, sold new in Cambridge Mass. been looking for the car 40 years
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Just finally came in last night https://i.imgur.com/KrWbR0mh.jpg 50k miles, 2 owner, 390hp 4 speed, A/C, POP, tank sticker, unhit body, real side pipe car |
----Love it, Tim! I had a twin to it years ago when parts were cheap and made it into a 400hp. Almost sold it to Joe Hrudka, but he bought my 69 L89 El Camino instead.....Bill S
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Tim, the green car looks great.
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As usual Tim, there's interesting stuff in the back ground too!!
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Now that I have the 67, I'll get a thread going on that. Perhaps I have confused a few of you as many think I have a Goodwood Green 67 coupe already.
I did, kind of.......... That was the car the my Dad bought in 1974. After years of persistence, he finally sold it to me when I turned 50. Then shortly thereafter, Tracey and I moved to our home in Northern Wisconsin. My Dad had me looking for a specific car he had in mind and the search was not turning up very much. He continued to broaden what he would take. Then one afternoon when we were knocking out a case of beer, I told him he was basically describing his green 67. So I asked......."you want it back?" He jumped at the opportunity. Selling the car provided a void for me as well. Growing up, that car was solely responsible for my passion for cars. I've had a few others since then, but it was not the same. So. fast forward to the last month. I found the pictured 67 in Colorado. I purchased the car from the 2nd owner (who had it since 1982). The car finally got delivered this past week. My first order of business was to look for a tank sticker (I was told it was there). Frankly, I have not been this giddy about a car in a loooong time. It just feels right. Here is the sticker....... https://i.imgur.com/d6YqeHPh.jpg So now back to the 62. I am in the process of finishing that up. The tach needed to be repaired, and recently I got the dash pulled to take care of that. The car runs and drives PHENOMINAL! Might be the best straight axle I've driven to date. But, I cannot keep them all. After getting the HM Camaro back (thank you again Paul), I can only have a few personal cars. Today it's raining pitchforks and hammer handles, so no decent pics today. I'll get them posted up here in the next week as I get the car ready to market. Here is a couple of quick pics as it sits in the shop this morning...... https://i.imgur.com/vpHTOWIh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Deq0LJVh.jpg |
Fantastic, Tim! Man I wish we lived closer. :smile: I could have used your help on that 62 I was working on. Happy to report she’s enjoying it now.
Cheers:beers: Dave |
"So. fast forward to the last month. I found the pictured 67 in Colorado. I purchased the car from the 2nd owner (who had it since 1982). The car finally got delivered this past week. My first order of business was to look for a tank sticker (I was told it was there). Frankly, I have not been this giddy about a car in a loooong time. It just feels right. Here is the sticker"
I think I saw this car for sale in last months Hemming's Motor News? Very nice 1967 Corvette with great provable options. Congratulations. Bill |
I have some great weather today......could be the last of it around here. Soooo, I brought the 62 to work today for a little rip and some overall pics.
https://i.imgur.com/K2LnEURh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/cSPNz73h.jpg https://i.imgur.com/p9zH6hOh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/0z0cw0ph.jpg https://i.imgur.com/tuA5UVFh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/befXnN9h.jpg |
Beautiful Corvette!
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Looks awesome, Tim:beers:!
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Love it!
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Looks great Tim!!
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Beautiful '62.
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They don’t make cars that pretty anymore.
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The paint looks wet!! Well done
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I posted this car for sale on my website today priced at 89k. Here is the link below......
https://www.bouldermotorcar.com/used...injected-c-16/ Here is the Youtube video as well.... |
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