BlackRocket

What model / category is the best 68, 69, or 70 model vette that can be purchased for under 30K. I like the 69 the best and know the tri-carb's are the most collectable but run closer to 40K. For appreciation, is it wiser to spend an extra 10K to get a tri-carb 69 or settle for a L-36 427???

Larry B.

No 427's in 1970.... LT-1's are another option from 70 to 72

QuickVet

69 all the way :yesnod:

Juliet

My next vette will be a 70 LT-1 Convertible. Dressed in Yellow. :D

Tom73

I love it :D :D Three votes for the famous 1970 427 :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Edit Oops, make that five now :)

tom...


[Modified by Tom73, 3:31 PM 11/29/2001]

Rowdy Rat

Juliet,

Excellent choice!

To be honest, that's exactly what I was looking for when I ran across the L-89 that I own now; a Daytona yellow 1970 LT-1 convertible. I think I located one really nice one in the three or so years that I was actively looking. Plenty of coupes out there, but very few convertibles. You have your work cut out for you!

Great color choice though... Daytona yellow has always been a personal favorite.

Regards,

TNT

70's are expensive! I think I will maybe look for a 71 LT-1 conv and upgrade the engine to 70 specs. :smash: Thad

63Banshee

Everyone knows the best Shark has the ignition on the dash (where it belongs) and gills.

Easy Mike

I hear that. :smash: :smash: :smash: I'm the culprit who put the '68 First category in the poll. ;)
:)

WESCH

Hey, very good choice.
68 are kind of special. :lol:

68350hp

You said it!!!!!!!!!!!! :yesnod:

BAD 69

I gotta agree with the 69 427 for sure!

topless68

Coupes are for chickens... ;)

Z-man

Most knowledgable automotive experts agree that any of the 1970 Roadsters (in Marlboro Maroon) were and continue to be the best Shark models... :cool: