Technically, this Corvette is more of a field find than a barn find. The early C3 Corvette with 55 gallon drums masquerading as rear fender flares was spotted on JalopyJournal.com. The Corvette, along with several other older Chevrolets and few trucks, have been parked out in the woods somewhere in Georgia for decades.
We talk a lot about Corvette dreams. Once upon a time, Some guy had a dream to have the biggest set of flares ever on a Shark Corvette and by God he did it.
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The author of the post is currently working with his relatives who own the land/cars to determine if any of the vehicles are worth salvaging. Make sure you check out the link to see all the cars including an old dirt track racer.
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JalopyJournal.com
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I would totally buy that thing.
…Have to redo those flares obviously. Make them juuust a tad more modest. Haha.
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