Creating something different to stand out from the crowd can often have the wanted results but not in the positive way one might expect. Or at least that's what we think about this 1973 Corvette StingRay that appears to have been butchered into a shooting-brake-like model for the sole purpose of calling it "originality"... Nevertheless, if you're interested, it's up for sale on eBay with a 'Buy it Now' price of "only" $25,000. More pics after the break.
Hat tip to Alex! - Link: eBay
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Crap like this was once thought to be popular, but so were El Camino style conversions of large Cadillacs. This looks like a camper shell grafted onto a donor Vette.
yes to say NO!
Reminds me of the Aston Shooting brakes of the 80s/90s. the amp and speakers MUST go tho that's useable boot space right there! It's no breadvan for sure but I kinda like it.
yes to no!
I guess one has to find something worthwhile to do with a post-muscle car era Corvette. Anything 1972 or older would be a shame. This doesn't offend me that much.
I was driving in Detroit around this time and pulled up next to a silver Corvette wagon with non other than John DeLorean sitting in the drivers seat. I thought it was cool... I was smoking pot back then though..Not sure if he was into the Colombian marching powder back then or not....
I'm starting to like the Panamera styling about now...
BruceEBruce
Still, it's better than a generic, garden variety "Vette or no 'Vette at all.
Well I love it ,and yes I own a 1969 corvette wagon Eklers built mine is a 435 hp 427 4speed car ,I say to all those that don't like it ,to each thier own ya cant like them all
Well yes I own an Eklers 1 of 24 made 1969 435 hp 427 4 speed corvette wagon,and yes I love it.i say to all those that don't to each thier own,or better yet what are you driving that yugo or k-car .they are all automotive history and you need to get over your ability to see that and enjoy the fact that it's just a cool car that turns heads and get the thumbs up where ever I take it
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