I'm not positive since I'm not really into Chevrolets either, but I believe that era of Corvette is the third generation. first=53-62, second=63-67, third=68-82, skipped 83, fourth 84-etc. It's good to have fellow enthusiasts around. Even if they don't favor the same brand, it's good to have help to pull an engine or bleed brakes. I just buddied up with a Ford guy who has a hydraulic lift in his home garage. He has a full set and then some of Snap-On tools, air compressor, sand blaster, paint and body tools, and all the extra Ford parts I'll never need. Although I have been thinking about putting a small block in this Volvo. The cool thing is, he has no interest in any of my old Pontiac parts.TropicDave said:...at least I'm pretty sure of it. I drove past a house about 4 doors down and that's just been bought, and what do I see in the drive? A fourth-generation Corvette - I think about '74-76...and a second-generation Camaro that looks mint. Chevy's, yes, but still sweet to look at.
Haven't talked to the guy yet but I hope to soon. More as I find it out.
C3, C4...I'm not into Corvettes so I really don't know which generation is which. I do know where a first generation one is sitting gathering dust - outside parked up near a wall - in the town south of us.