[Dan85Vette]

What a stunning example of automotive history.

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http://www.digitalcorvettes.com/corvette-photos/data/506/100_0994.jpg

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http://www.digitalcorvettes.com/corvette-photos/data/506/Kerbeck_004.jpg

 

[Maverick7K]

Stunning, Kerbeck's got quite the collection.

The star of the '53 Motorama lives on

:cheers:

 

[Daksin]

Beautiful. How long has he had it, because I thought I had seen that car in person, but not at Kerbeck.
~Rob:thumbsup:

 

[iburke]

I would be in Awe to Stand in front of it...:surprised

 

[sheriffd2]

What a cool thing to see. Talk a bout a rarity. And if was mine, that $5M offer would've accepted in a half a second:laughing:

 

[BASSIST]

What a cool thing to see. Talk a bout a rarity. And if was mine, that $5M offer would've accepted in a half a second:laughing:

It would have taken you that long? :crazy:

Thanks for the pics Dan, That's a beauty :thumbsup:

 

[Z-MAN]

I have never seen a 53. I've seen a lot of 54's, but never a 53. Wow! That's a beauty . :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

 

[The Bad]

Beautiful. How long has he had it, because I thought I had seen that car in person, but not at Kerbeck.
~Rob:thumbsup:

Pulled from link:

EX122 Ownership History
General Motors EX122 .................... Born 1952
Sold to Russell Sanders .................... April 11th, 1956
Sold to Jack Engle .................... October 10th, 1959
Sold to Kerbeck Chevrolet .................... July 12th, 2002


That is an awesome story behind the car, and the fact that it's documented from someone who even worked on the project. SWEET!

:thumbsup:

 

[6880 Mike]

Good article in Corvette News about what Jack Ingle had to go through to get this car restored.

:thumbsup: