To start off, I should probably explain why there have not been any new posts lately; it’s because my dad has been having a butt-load of business trips and we just haven’t had the time. But we’ve been getting back … Continue reading
Last Tuesday night, I had the capitol privilege of meeting a large group of wonderful people who loved Corvettes and food, known as the “Fox Valley Corvette Club”. To provide an image of how we came to find this great … Continue reading
Those who ignore history are destined to live happy lives (or something like that…) From when I owned Cora before, I knew some of the car’s history, just by having to work on it. But some of it I had … Continue reading
Starting small…. On a big project (such as Cora’s restoration) sometimes you have to do some little jobs that have immediate payoff. This can help give you much needed satisfaction and closure. When we bought Cora back, one of the … Continue reading
I’m considering adding another stomach… This entry moved to the “Constant Insanity Blog” (to keep Cora’s Garage focused on Corvettes ): http://www.corasgarage.com/constantinsanityblog/?p=17
I got cool music on, and a fake shotgun in the passenger seat. Yup, I’m a spy!! (At least for the time being I think I am! ) My new scientcoolific (notice how I invented a new word) theory that … Continue reading
We thought we should give our readers an idea of what we’re starting with… We’ll be searching for original engine components at Bloomington Gold this year. What you can’t see from the above photos are that there is upper windshield … Continue reading
This isn’t just a blog; It’s a story, a story about a very special 1976 Corvette that has always been the jeweled item of my family. My dad bought the Corvette used and in great condition for $10,000 dollars in … Continue reading