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 The GM Corvette Heritage Display was
already set up and ready for Sunday morning. Too bad this rig was not being
hauled by a GMC. Note that the lights in the stadium were on for a night
game. Baseball, Apple Pie and Volvo? |
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This was another Volvo powered semi. I really like the graphic on the box. I would not be surprised if Eckler's and Danchuk's royalty paid for this set up. |
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 The Heritage Display included the Red
1963 FI Split Window, another C2 in the fore ground, a Silver C6 and a
Yellow C5-R race car. There were also 3 Corvette engines on display stands
fully dressed from oil pan to air cleaners. |
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This dual quad motor was a 1957 as demonstrated by the air cleaners and lower ignition shields. But I honestly did not check the numbers. |
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 This 427 motor was a 1967 as indicated
by the painted valve covers. The air cleaner identifies it as a tri-power,
however I did not look to see if it was a 400 or 435 HP. I should have
checked to see what was stamped on the pad but never CRS. |
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This C5-R race motors was a beauty with it's carbon fiber cross ram intake. Sort of a wee bit like the old 1963 Grand Sport motors with side draft Webers. |
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 The C5-R race car was part of the Heritage
Display. They were giving away the Spring 2005 Corvette Quarterly
magazine bearing a sticker offering 3 years or 12 issues for a discount.
I prefer the old free Corvette News magazine which was canned
in favor of Corvette Quarterly even though both were essentially
filled with fluff. But I'm spoiled. |
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