[Bob W]

I came across this site. http://carofthecentury.com/the_real_corvette_story.htm
Great reading with history and links to other G.M. stuff. Good stories about Harley Earl.

Enjoy. Bob W

 

[Punk Boy]

i might have to check that one out.... thanks for the tip

 

[Patrick]

"It’s virtually unheard of for any car to remain in continuous production for a half-century. During this span, more than one million two hundred thousand Corvettes have been built, with an estimated 900,000 still in existence. As many as 10 million people have had their lives intersect with a Corvette – they have either owned one or been married or closely related to a Vette owner. Add in the millions more who have simply coveted a Corvette, and the Vette fan base becomes larger than the population of some countries."

 

[Bob88]

"It’s virtually unheard of for any car to remain in continuous production for a half-century. During this span, more than one million two hundred thousand Corvettes have been built, with an estimated 900,000 still in existence. As many as 10 million people have had their lives intersect with a Corvette – they have either owned one or been married or closely related to a Vette owner. Add in the millions more who have simply coveted a Corvette, and the Vette fan base becomes larger than the population of some countries."

Oh sure, ruin the ending for everybody. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

 

[Punk Boy]

um there is only one other vehicle that i know of with a longer production run is another GM product anyone care to name it?

 

[ZR_Don]

um there is only one other vehicle that i know of with a longer production run is another GM product anyone care to name it?

Ill take a shot........
Is it the Surburban????

 

[Patrick]

Oh sure, ruin the ending for everybody. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

:laughing:

 

[64vette]

Ill take a shot........
Is it the Surburban????

I'm sure your right.

Now!!! What year was the Suburban name first used by GM????

 

[-=Jeff=-]

I'm sure your right.

Now!!! What year was the Suburban name first used by GM????

1934??