SuperFast80

Just another BB test to kindle the flames while I go to China for a week.:D:D:D 0-60 5.3, 1/4 13.8/106.8 - on dummy tires :cool:

More on my site....

SuperFast80

Soory about some of the quality - I get my stuff from lots of different sources that while generous are not all gifted with the best hardware and software. :blueangel:

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SuperFast80

I guess there are no C3 BB fans in here?

69 N.O.X. RATT

I am BB Vette fan and owner :chevy

73 LS-4

Thanks for the article, interesting reading :yesnod:

:cheers:
Pat Kunz

Larry B.

Great reading since I have a '69 427/390, 4spd. :jester

454Big

Of course there are Big Blockers!!!!!

Here I stand - and I´m standing proud!!!
:flag :seeya :chevy

67HEAVEN

Even from China, SuperFast80, you can imagine my smile. C2 and C3 big block Corvettes hold a special place in my heart.....but most any of the solid-lifter small-blocks have their own special appeal too.

I have always felt that only one other marque would ever stand a chance of pulling me away from my C2.....and that's a real mid-sixties AC Cobra with 427-425HP. Not a kit car....but the real thing. Approximately the same horsepower as the L-72, L-71, L-71/L-89, but around 700-800 lbs LIGHTER. And, you're sitting low in that beautiful low-sided roadster. Hmmmmmmmm.......maybe even a kit (but has to be a big block...no 289's)

Sweet ride.

63Banshee

I'd opt for the Vette... go figure, huh?

BubbaJJ

Yeah right, I'm sure there's lots of guys that took their 427s out and replaced them with small block chevys. :rolleyes:

BB68Vett

Great Article. Thanks for posting. I guess the part about this being the last front engine Corvette were a little off the mark. Anyway, I enjoyed reading how the Corvette outperformed the European sports cars of the time.