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**olredalert** · #6 06-07-2018, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by BJCHEV396

The good old days when a car was just a car.You raced it,blew it up or smashed it and just turned around and bought another one!Never worried about numbers matching or even thought much about it.I bought a '65 Corvette,327/365 in January 1973,installed a block heater and put on a set of snow tires and drove it during college..it was just transportation!

----My great friend and partner in Red Alert, Terry Carney, (RIP) bought a 65 Corvette roadster back about 1980 out of Chicago. He came by my house with it and I immediately saw that the rear fenders were all chewed up all the way around on both sides. The owner had put chains on it for winter driving. Was a nice 350 horse Vette other than that..…..Bill S

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