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Happy Monday, Corvette fans!
Hopefully you had a great weekend and perhaps some of you even got your Corvettes out for a drive? I had mine out for just a quick cruise around the block but that was about as far as I got.
Our Midyear Monday image gallery this week features 48 photos of the 1963-1967 Corvettes. Our lead image of the Black ’65 Sting Ray Sport Coupe comes from a reader named Rusty. Another reader named John sent us a pic of his very first Corvette as he drove it on the track of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 1968. How cool of a memory is that!
Want to see your Midyear Corvette on Midyear Monday? Send us some of your photos for a future gallery. You can send them directly to me at [email protected] and we’ll add it to our archives.
Got a favorite this week? Let us know in the comments section below or hit us up on Twitter and Facebook.
Source:
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Number 3.
I am delighted to be included here and on Mike’s page as well.
#’s 12 & 36. Flourescent lighting can distort the actual shade of the paint. Witness the otherwise light Sunfire Yellow in #12 under artificial light vs. under the natural sunlight of #36.