Go pimping in a custom 4-seat 1987 Corvette

TopSpeed http://atu.ca/daac

The problem with a 1987 Corvette is that you can only share
the experience with one lady at a time. Why not three at a
time? If this is a question you’ve asked yourself,...head
to eBay http://atu.ca/1987Corvette . If you’re the highest
(or only) bidder, you can be the first one on your block to
go big pimpin’ with a 1987 four-door, four-seat Corvette
convertible.

As far as a custom job goes this is actually done quite
well. It doesn’t seem overdone, which is seen many times on
workshop cars like this. The bodylines seem straight, and
the back doors are somewhat hidden by their suicide nature.
The interior is simple and uses a second set of matching
bucket seats. In fact, according to the site car’s site, it
took home first prize at this year’s Detroit AutoRama.

Possibly “Family Vette” creator Gene Swatek is really an
environmentalist. He realized the 240 hp that the Corvette
had when it was factory fresh over twenty years ago was
just too much power to share with two people, so now he’s
doubled the number of occupants. But before you gather the
ladies and go bidding, make sure you live someplace warm.
Like the women you’re hoping to attract, the car currently
has no top.

DC wrote in


> TopSpeed http://atu.ca/daac
>
> The problem with a 1987 Corvette is that you can only share
> the experience with one lady at a time. Why not three at a
> time? If this is a question you’ve asked yourself,...head
> to eBay http://atu.ca/1987Corvette . If you’re the highest
> (or only) bidder, you can be the first one on your block to
> go big pimpin’ with a 1987 four-door, four-seat Corvette
> convertible.
>
> As far as a custom job goes this is actually done quite
> well. It doesn’t seem overdone, which is seen many times on
> workshop cars like this. The bodylines seem straight, and
> the back doors are somewhat hidden by their suicide nature.
> The interior is simple and uses a second set of matching
> bucket seats. In fact, according to the site car’s site, it
> took home first prize at this year’s Detroit AutoRama.
>
> Possibly “Family Vette” creator Gene Swatek is really an
> environmentalist. He realized the 240 hp that the Corvette
> had when it was factory fresh over twenty years ago was
> just too much power to share with two people, so now he’s
> doubled the number of occupants. But before you gather the
> ladies and go bidding, make sure you live someplace warm.
> Like the women you’re hoping to attract, the car currently
> has no top.
>
Gods. Exactly where they went wrong with the Thunderbird and *now* they
want to do it to one of the three remaining North American sports cars?
Insanity.