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This ad says modified chassis: For sale 1953 Corvette replica ,350 engine,350 transmission, Chevy rear end, disc brakes, modified chassis, have brand new exhaust in the box, block hugger headers, Lots, and Lots Of parts ,gauges, steering column with the key , clean California title registered...

This was $62000 on bat. BaT Essentials Seller: MillerCustoms Location: Findlay, Ohio 45840 Listing Details Chassis: DPS24ASVE01980033 662 Miles Shown 6.2-Liter LS3 V8 LS Classic Fuelie-Style Intake Plenum 4L65-E 4-Speed Automatic Transmission Downs Industries Reproduction Body Red Paint...

I’ve seen 2 others in the last few years. I believe the last one I saw said a company was building them. Might be custom frame or maybe original if they were building them in the 80’s.

That is a sweet looking replica, isn’t it? A guy could buy it and drive the wheels off of it. And, still be able to sell it for a reasonable price. That snap on tool box was up for 2 months, then sold right after posting here. I was almost ready to make the drive, but it was just too far...

Looks nice, but a replica: 1953 Chevrolet corvette $35,000 Listed 3 weeks ago in Liverpool, NY About this vehicle Driven 1,000 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: White · Interior color: Red Fuel type: Gasoline 1 owner This vehicle is paid off Clean title This vehicle has no...

Looks like a good deal: 1961 Chevrolet corvette Convertible 2D $35,000 Listed 7 weeks ago in Fenton, MI Send seller a message Driven 18,000 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Red · Interior color: Clean title This vehicle has no significant damage or problems. Seller's...

Air cooled, not many suitable engines available back then, I think it was a quadrunner 100 cc.

Here is the finished product. I was primarily a test guy. The Prof got me a scholarship. :)

Anyway, I’ll go back later and read the earlier posts. Like I said, I could be wrong, but it did stimulate some discussion, which is what these forums are for. :) One comment on AI, I think all the big scientific sites locked AI out unless they pay. A lot of reference were from discussion forums.

And this addresses the anti-dive. Not saying it’s right, but a lot of discussion was done. I think the Front an arms were parallel. There was no dive on braking, but if I remember right the suspension was stiff.

Okay, here is what we did back in the 80’s to reason it out. A professor got a contract to build a small fuel efficient car, I was involved in testing. This would address the talk about bearing load reduction.