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 The Kerbeck Brother's Corvette
collection was under this tent with Dave McLellan, who was
on hand to greet enthusiasts and graciously autograph these posters and
his excellent Corvette book, "Corvette from the Inside". |
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 My friend Loren's favorite old Corvette
aka EX-122 aka VIN #2 aka the first Corvette
to have a 265 V8. Kerbeck also displayed their Red 1957 2x4
and a nice 1960 Turquoise 1x4. |
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 From Six o'clock in the fore ground:
a beautiful White 1962 FI; Yellow 66 427; Yellow 1990 ZR1, Green 1967,
White 1953 and a 1960. |
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A 1967 Blue 327 convertible with White top and interior. |
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In 1996 George asked me to look at his 1967 Green 390 HP coupe and mark up our catalog with the parts needed to make it correct. I did, but he never ordered. Maybe the catalog got lost. |
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A 1966 Yellow Coupe first year of the 427. This one is 425 HP. |
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The same 427 425 HP coupe with power brakes. Can anyone ID that object on the fender skirt above the air cleaner? |
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A White 1965 coupe with 327 and factory AC. |
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 2003 Special Edition coupe one of with
special Gold paint, stripes, and bearing autographs of the Corvette Production
Team in Bowling Green, Kentucky. |
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1998 Corvette convertible in Aztec Gold |
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This 2000 Corvette C5 Chassis VIN #25 is one of the official factory program efforts for Corvette Racing. |
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Unlike Kevin's see through L-88, I doubt this baby can be driven. Thirty years from now Kevin will fix that. |
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