67 Hardtop-A Winter Project

[John H.]

Re: 67 Hardtop-A Winter Project

PS..............I think Marina Blue/Ermine White is one of the most outstanding color combinations offered on your Corvette.....................especially if it had a white gut and white soft top. Even better, was the 2 tone interior offered in 1965-66................blue/white..............sweeeeeeeet.

Joe -

You're talking about my '67 .

[Brian M.]

Re: 67 Hardtop-A Winter Project

That color combo looks even better in a coupe. JMHO. John, what's with the gas pedal in the picture, my car had the same one when I bought it. Someone may have said it was a service or truck pedal???

Joe -

You're talking about my '67 .

[Joe C.]

Re: 67 Hardtop-A Winter Project

Joe -

You're talking about my '67 .

Superb!!!

The COPO teak wheel accentuates the two tone interior.

There was a guy in my county who was making them all in that color combo.................his "signature" was a red tape pinstripe added to the rocker moldings, which "set it off "beautifully, along with Diamondback redline radials. This was in the pre "TT Authentication" publication days and many of them Top Flighted.

He managed to stuff a 570 BBC into one of 'em. That car did NOT TF.

[Joe C.]

Re: 67 Hardtop-A Winter Project

That color combo looks even better in a coupe. JMHO. John, what's with the gas pedal in the picture, my car had the same one when I bought it. Someone may have said it was a service or truck pedal???

Here's a nice one:

[John H.]

Re: 67 Hardtop-A Winter Project

That color combo looks even better in a coupe. JMHO. John, what's with the gas pedal in the picture, my car had the same one when I bought it. Someone may have said it was a service or truck pedal???

Brian -

That's the pedal that was in it when I got it (truck replacement); it hit the can as soon as I found the right one. My "judging" steering wheel (and a spare) is on the wall in the garage; I prefer the feel of Eric's teak wheel for driving.