What year C 3 is it?

[Don Rickles]

:confused5::confused5::confused5:

:D
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a284/kdg490/Fotomatad1972.png

[m and t's77]

Either 68 or 69.By the ad copy it can't be a 73. :D

[Don Rickles]

Either 68 or 69.By the ad copy it can't be a 73. :D

Narrowed it right down! To 68-72:D

Edit: No chrome?:D

[m and t's77]

70-72 had different vents and if there is no "chrome" it has to be a 68.

[m and t's77]

http://www.oldcaradvertising.com/Chevrolet%20Corvette/1968/1968%20Corvette%20Ad-01.jpg

[Don Rickles]

Not so sure? Check the lock, looks like could be 69?


:D


Nice come back!

[Man In Black]

http://www.oldcaradvertising.com/Chevrolet%20Corvette/1968/1968%20Corvette%20Ad-01.jpg Not to change the subject but, did anyone notice in this GM ad that they did call the 1968 Corvette a Sting Ray ( two words ) contrary to what some people think ? They just did not carry the Sting Ray ( two words ) badging that would also make the 68 more unique than later C3's that were called Stingray ( one word ) .

[DukeAllen]

It's a '68. No Stingray badge.

[OldSarge]

It's a '68. No Stingray badge.

:iagree:....Even though you can't really see the rear bumpers, it's the vents and no fender emblem.

[7t9l82]

Good Grief its a cartoon, how accurate is a cartoon?

[m and t's77]

Good Grief its a cartoon, how accurate is a cartoon?

Not alot of action in this section so we do what we can.:lol:

[73sbVert]

Only '74 and '75 were convertibles with no chrome bumpers (read: urethane) front and rear.

But the side grill is wrong for those years. :shrug: