Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

[Larry E.]

FWIW: Found a real nice site on Facebook will all kind of old pictures of GM vehicle's. Brings back
old memories. Larry P.S. Some examples below>
Picture of C1>

The name of the site is> GMPhotoStore

This full size mahogany model of Chevrolet's '53 Corvette was built in late 1952 to be certain that all of the exterior parts fit together properly before production molds were built to produce its fiberglass body. Constructed of flawless, perfect-plank mahogany, the buck itself is a work of art.

[Terry D.]

Re: Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

Thanks Larry

[Keith W.]

Re: Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

Larry great site - great pictures

[Jack H.]

Re: Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

That mahogany model is indeed a beautiful work of art. Anyone know if it still exists somewhere?

[Edward M.]

Re: Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

Here is a link...

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjwtvPz66XWAhUX84MKHWxxCcQQFggoMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fgmphotostore.com%2F&usg=AFQjCNGqgvRWS3F9fBbTD_KgwqFF2aFvqg

[Justin S.]

Re: Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

Which plant assembled the 366 pictured above?

[John D.]

Re: Found a good historical/technical Facebook Page on Corvettes/Chevrolet's/GM

In the pre-digital days the wood model was the master reference for all parts. They were still in limited use when I started my career over 30 years ago.