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That would be a good first vehicle. :thumbsup:

I have to admit, I've never seen one of these. Other than dwell, what does/can it do and how is it used?

I'm a little surprised that you still have this truck. Maybe if it was a short bed it would be gone by now?

Good looking truck. Have you decided on the bed yet? I recommended the military trailer bed in your other post, but then I got to thinking that a "welder" style bed (a flatbed with more definition and storage areas) would be my pick for this truck, custom to the truck and your usage/taste of course.

So what did you find?

I'm definitely a Poncho fan. I can't say the '62 is may favorite, but I like it. You gonna buy it? :poke:

It was probably sent there by a neighboring HOA member. :D

I can deal with the gators a lot better than the snakes. They're just big cranky lizards that taste pretty good chunked up and fried. Of course Stan being in FL gets both gators and rattlers.

Is this something you are selling?

I want to see how far the front wheels can turn.

That shouldn't stop you. :poke: It's a good looking truck :thumbsup:

This "key hole" is the alarm. It might still work. I think it's the ignition key that fits it, otherwise it's the door key. Turn it on and open the door and it should start honking at you. Also, if you have some left over bumpers for sale let me know. Or any other original Corvette parts.

Looks like an overall good car. It has the standard interior, but with a/c. It's not really a "special" car, but it is a nice driver type car. I doubt it's an original 44K mile car. I know it's dirty, but I can't see any body seam lines which usually indicates a repaint. Good news, the alarm is...

It looks to be a decent car. Do you have the hard tops or are they MIA? If you intend on getting it going, I suggest going through the brakes, doing a bleed/flush to make sure they work. These cars have a tendency for the calipers to freeze up, especially after sitting for a while. Good to...

I'd love to have just one of those engines. Don't know what I'd do with it, but I want one. Edit: Thought about. I'd find an old rig to cram it in and pull my stuff around.

I think the link is missing. So what's the boat that is for sale actually look like?

I've got some experience with Corvettes (C3s specifically) and may be able to help you if you have any questions.

See if the VIN number matches up with the numbers on the stamp pad (at passenger side head) Here's a quick video Vette guys are very picky (bitchy) about numbers, so I advise you to not loose anything even if you feel like it's no good. Corvette central is a good resource if you need anything...

The market for the '73 is pretty decent now, which wasn't always the case because of that front bumper. Is this a "numbers matching" car?

6 Volt?