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Corvette Repair and Paint Tech Session for The Corvette Society! I would like to thank Gerard, Marc & George for hosting a great educational tech session. I would also like to thank Billy G who helped set up the event. Gerard and I have been friends for close to 30 years. He prepared a tech session covering all of the below topics. I thank all of our members plus members of the VCCA who...
Motor Reality You paid $75,000 for a brand-new truck expecting reliability and longevity, but instead you got catastrophic engine failure, dealerships that can’t fix it, and manufacturers pointing fingers while you’re stuck with a worthless pile of metal. This isn’t isolated—it’s a systemic crisis affecting GM, Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai, and the real cause is far worse than anyone is admitting. In this video, we expose the engineering disasters and corporate decisions that have...
Industrial Vault General Motors Corvette facility, Flint Michigan, 1957. Building America’s first sports car—6,339 Corvettes with fiberglass bodies, fuel-injected V8s, and four-speed manuals. Complete process: HAND-LAID FIBERGLASS BODY CONSTRUCTION (workers applying resin-saturated mat in molds creating panels versus steel stamping, 350-pound body versus 600+ steel, enabling complex curves), panel trimming and bonding, two-seater sports car body, fiberglass painting in Venetian Red Cascade Green Aztec Copper Inca Silver Onyx Black (solid colors), thirteen-tooth chrome grille...
Industrial Vault General Motors Chevrolet plants, 1955-1957. Building Bel Air—1.5 million annually, America’s Golden Age icon with two-tone paint, chrome trim, and small block V8. Complete process: Steel stamping forming body panels with flowing 1950s lines and tail fins, body welding creating pillarless Sport Coupe hardtops, TWO-TONE PAINT in signature combinations (India Ivory over Onyx Black, Tropical Rose and Colonial Cream creating vivid displays, crisp color break lines defining 1950s styling), massive chrome trim...
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Join Kevin Oeste for an exclusive after-hours walk-through of the 2025 Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals (MCACN) in Chicago! This is the ultimate muscle car paradise – rare unveilings, record-setting displays, barn finds, survivor cars, and some of the finest restorations on the planet. From a freshly restored 1967 “Little Hoss” Z/28 drag Camaro and the actual Tommy Boy movie Plymouth GTX to a 28-car Hemi B-body convertible gathering, the Class of 1965 &...
Before Knight Rider or The A-Team, there was Route 66 — the show that made America fall in love with the open road. Every week, Tod and Buz crossed the country in a brand-new Chevrolet Corvette, turning the car itself into a TV legend. But behind the scenes, the story of those Corvettes was just as fascinating as what happened on screen. From the color tricks used for black-and-white filming, to the hidden fleet...
This might be the greatest barn find of Brito and Dustin’s lives, a one-owner 1964 Chevrolet Impala with just 71,000 miles! This time capsule has been tucked away in a barn for 25 years, completely original and preserved. The owner, Gary, a lifelong farmer, cared for it meticulously until he finally parked it in favor of a modern car with air conditioning. Now, Brito and Dustin are bringing it back to life. Can they...
By Jonathan Lopez August 28, 2025 4:48 pm The National Corvette Museum is now housing a truly exception slice of sports car history, offering visitors a chance to get up close with Zora Arkus-Duntov’s personal 1974 Corvette Stingray ZAD’s personal Vette is part of the Museum’s latest 31st Anniversary Celebration, and is considered one of the most significant artifacts to ever wear the Crossed Flags badge. Now, this unique C3 can be found in the newly reimagined Corvette Hall of...
Ryan Wright The Man and His 1960 Chevy Impala tells the story of Joseph Waterman, a life long car enthusiast. Over the past few2 decades of owning the car, Joseph has won several car shows all across Michigan and the Midwest. This is the story of how the car came to be.
PeriscopeFilm Join this channel to get access to perks: / @periscopefilm Want to learn more about Periscope Film and get access to exclusive swag? Join us on Patreon. Visit / periscopefilm Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com Intended to be shown to Sinclair Oil Co. service station managers this 1950s film, “Why Do They Chose A Station The First Time?” showcases the company’s policies and practices for keeping customers and generating business. Sinclair Oil Corporation was one of...
