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Dream Bikes wrote:

Yes, correct 8)
It's a 69' Coupè, 350 ci, 350 hp, Automatic. Le mans Blue with bright blue interior.


Really really sweet! Only way it could be better would be a 427 big block under the hood... The mighty L88 or ZL1 would be über-cool!
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Archangel wrote:
Dream Bikes wrote:

Yes, correct 8)
It's a 69' Coupè, 350 ci, 350 hp, Automatic. Le mans Blue with bright blue interior.


Really really sweet! Only way it could be better would be a 427 big block under the hood... The mighty L88 or ZL1 would be über-cool!


ZL1? I'm not so rich!!!
For the power, no problem, I'm working for a new engine (a 383 with almost 500 hp... :mrgreen: )
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Nice Vette. Classic cars (like classic bikes) are better than modern cars too.


I bet that gets a different kind of attention around town.
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rumpfy wrote:
Nice Vette. Classic cars (like classic bikes) are better than modern cars too.


I bet that gets a different kind of attention around town.


I agree with you!!
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Nice!
Although slightly overblinged with parts...
I prefer Kleins with kinda standard groupsets so they dont compete with the frame...
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