Whatever :) that's the perfect length - as it naturally comes to be :D at least he does improve - it's not 40, it's not 39 either :D slow but steady :)
Love squirrels, and feed them everyday, but still somehow enjoy Bill's hatred and utter distress at all animals! It's part of his than schtick. Other than the birds, and the fire ants, I'm betting he actually isn't so hateful IRL. If he is, I still love him.
I run to the computer to watch his videos. This man is so funny & knowledgeable, he should already be having over 1 million subs! Keep the videos rolling Bill!!
"...[deep sigh]...I dunno why women's mission in life is just to...like a magic eraser...take all the fun and joy over the men that they have saddled & holed up with...". Never have I heard the heartfelt frustration of middle-aged men more eloquently articulated than with this one sentence. Bill, you are gentleman, schollar and an eminent philosopher all rolled into one!
That lil bit of music Bill added is such a cool lil touch to the videos! It’s amazing how far he’s come and how much the channel has grown. Keep it up Billy!
The editing/photo inserts are a godsend! It really helps to see pics of all the A-Body, B-Body, A-'Special'-Body crap that Bill talks about. And the gratuitous pics of Michelle Pfeiffer or Tawnee Katane really help move along the plot 😏.
Exactly lol The c3 and c6 are the best looking But it's almost like this specific C3 stingray was made by a completely different car company It's in the top 3 for most beautiful cars in history in my opinion Especially with the widebody kits
I had a Hot Wheels Corvette around 1970 as a seven year old...I couldn't quite believe something so wonderful was a real car.. I was in 70s London full of Morris Minors! Look at it.
I love the C3 Corvette. Just beautiful from every angle and just the quintessential look of an American sports car. I’d even take a 1975 model year. I don’t care. I can remember being very young being around these cars and being mesmerized by them & their look, their sound and their stance. I really miss the old school General Motors. Some Canadians may have become outraged that there was no back seat in this particular video. 😏
These have to be the coolest and most basic rims ever. A simple steel spare tire rim with a trim ring and that center hub cap is gorgeous and timeless…Thanks for the greatness Bill ✌️
It takes 38 mins to do the video because he has to skirt what would be certain death if he doesn't watch his step and stay on guard. Thanks again Bill for continually risking your life to bring us these videos, which are always a treat.
Love the Def Leppard drumming ref 💪🥁 I love the look of the fabled C2, but I personally prefer the C3 RIP Jeff Beck who owned multiple Corvettes alongside his hot rods - he was the #1 GOAT
Hey Bill, what a beautiful Corvette!!! I love these C3 Corvettes, way back when my girlfriends dad had one. Love the pop up headlights!! You are very courageous for making this video without the benefit of the coronavirus whiskey!!! 👍🙄
“Bill’s Banter” should be the name of his podcast that he WILL start because damnit I will get him to. There’s nothing I want more in life than a podcast with Bill and maybe Peter and dalton (lmao) to get me through the weeks
@@gm12551 Although I sympathize with Bill and his banter about the hot humidity shitty days, I was born and raised in freeze your ass off Northern Wisconsin for the first 22 years of my life, then I moved to Florida 50 years ago and I embrace all of the hot scorching days of Florida's summer. I have acclimatized myself to Florida. I have worked in Sicily, Italy and Greece where the people who live there shut down all businesses at 8:00 a.m. and they remain closed until 5:00 p.m.
The best part of your video is when, in addition to the car and the years it was produced, you mention the events that marked that era. It seems to me that it is closest to a time machine we can get.
Hi Bill, hope your doing alright. That is one awesome car. My Dad has a 1972 Corvette Stingray 454 4 speed convertible in red with white vinyl interior. He bought it new off the showroom floor back in the day. Keep up the awesome videos. Stay safe and take care.
Yes, the video was long and rambling -- but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I enjoyed it because I'm the former owner of a 1966 Corvette Stingray 427-425 and a 1971 Corvette Stingray 454 LS-5 convertible with hardtop and factory chambered side exhaust. Your video leaves no doubt that you are a knowledgeable salesman when it comes to Corvettes.
Love it !! No select sport or ABS. No traction control, you the driver is the control. Only for people who know how to drive. Analogue gauges are great, hate flashing light screens with numbers always changing. At night I don't want a brilliantly lit dash, I want virtually no light in front of me, lights screw up your night vision.
If Bill could do a short video I would need a couple of fifths of coronavirus whiskey, I don’t wanna short video I want bills video it just makes me feel good
Love the ‘72, Bill! Memories as a kid riding shotgun with grandpa in it at all of the parades on Main Street; me dangling dangerously over the inset crime door handle tossing candy and having a blast......and yes, somehow shacking up with nearly any woman tends to neutralize the hopes & dreams of a young man at the apex of his potential.....but thank you God for providing a great family as a trade-off. Thanks again for a great presentation, Bill.
Agreed... when America was truly special, and somewhat exceptional. Sadly, it all came to an end quite quickly, at least as far as the cars are concerned. Gorgeous car, and such beautiful noise, even with the automatic tranny.
Love the videos, Bill. I graduated from high school in '86 and started subscribing to C&D, R&T and AutoWeek when I was 12, so we have a similar car-lover background. Anyway, my friend up the street turned 16 about a year-and-a-half before I did, so I walked up there every morning for a ride to school. Her mom's boyfriend had a '74 Corvette that he kept at their house, so it was cool when she'd walk out with the keys to the Vette and off we'd go. Other days, it was her grandma's green Country Squire.
When I was a kid I remember a neighbor had one like this. It was a hard top in midnight blue. Absolutely as gorgeous as could be. I remember he said at the time it cost him $7000. This was back when most new cars were in the $3000 range. I was wondering how anyone could possibly afford 7K for a car, even one as gorgeous as his vette.
Good evening Bill from Ron in Manchester England. Glad the weather is not too muggy. Here in Manchester it is very cool. Glad the animals are leaving you alone.
So… I have recently purchased my third C3. While waiting for it to be delivered I started searching various C3 content on TH-cam. This, by far, was the most enjoyable, entertaining video I’ve found. I grinned all the way through it. Thanks for some great content.
I had a 73 4 speed , small block 4 bolt main. Balanced, blueprinted. About 325 hp Best thing I did was put in a racing clutch. These cars will eat OEM Clutches. Interesting fact, top speed red line was 125 mph with that four speed Sweet car in this video. Always wanted this one w the bumper
"This Is gonna be a short one I pro- This Isn't even gonna be like "oh It's not gonna be 40 minutes" and then It's 39, no this one's gonna be short" Ah yes 😂🤣
It's crazy, isn't it? LOL. with that said, the C3, especially up until the expanded the rear window into a faux hatch, was the best looking car ever, IMO!
I Miss My Yellow T-Top 1968 427/390 L-36 Four Speed Corvette! Had It In 1984-85 When I Was In My Early 20s. Wow! Fun Times I Had. I Also Miss My Red 1973 Firebird 350 (Stolen) And My 1979 Black Iron Duke 151 MONZA!!
just a little correction: 1972 had turbo hydromatic 400 3 speed automatic, not TH350. The TH350 didn't come till later years. Also, the rear suspension is not sprung by a fiberglass rear spring, it was a steel leaf spring. Many modern day owners upgrade to aftermarket fiberglass springs. Great video, with a lot of great historical info and some funny jokes. He's clearly not a fan of CA, even though that's where a lot of these cars live today. lol
I have a red 1977 corvette,i installed long tube headers,performance exhaust,tuneup,many other updates,about 12000 dollars worth of updates,Car sounds great,very fast,real head turner,I love this car,I would rather have the car,instead of the money,I drive it everyday,You cannot drive and enjoy money everyday for sure.lol russ boyd.
Bills constant complaining about how everything is harder one handed while at the same time refusing to wear a head cam is one of the many things about this channel that keeps me coming back. Still waiting on the Gun review channel.
So good to see a Bill video again. The girls are cute but I like to watch these videos to learn about the cars. Bill does that in depth and in an entertaining way. Keep them coming Bill.
Thanks Bill!! You cheered me up today and inspired me to go to the liquor store lol. One can’t go wrong with a C3 Corvette. To me the 72 is the last of this body style that looks attractive! Thanks for what you do and keep on going brother!!! Love your commentary lololololololol
Pewter Silver Metallic has got to be the best color ever, and that comes from a corvette owner has sprayed three colors on an L-88(|!) convertible I owned in the 70s and 80s.
Annie Potts played the Grandma "MeeMaw" in Young Sheldon, that's how old Corvette Summer is. Watching old movies now doesn't do them justice because of the technology available in newer movies, they are still great for their time.
I don’t know about anyone else but I like the rambling or I should say the knowledge you have for cars and what not and enjoy hearing and watching it. I don’t really read through the comments but do people complain about your videos being too long??
Well Bill either Sober or Slightly Snockered and yes that's my word lol 🤣 you are still HILARIOUS 😂😂😆😂 and your not Rambling I for one Enjoy your knowledge of these cars and Appreciate you Sharing it with us The Curious Car Fan's. I wouldn't care if you did a 50 minute Video you are Awesome. Thank you Bill.
Bill can you please do a review of the Triumph Tr-8 with the 318 V-8. I owned one back in 1980. It was the only one in the commonwealth of Virginia. British-Leyland only imported one Tr-8 per state to see how quickly it sold. I bought mine within 4 hours of it being at the dealership. it only had 3 miles on it. all Tr-8 were convertibles, mine was silver with a black top. it came with a six-speed trans. it was VERY fast and was glued to the road. it was an absolute joy to drive. unlike the corvette, it had a very roomy trunk. it came standard with air. very nice stereo system also. if you can find one in pristine condition, I would love a review. Thank you.
2 edits to be had......SAE gross was not at the rear wheels. Still at the flywheel, but with all accessories accounted for. Second, LS6 was not a 427.....it was a 454 over and above the LS5
“This is gonna be a short one…a quick overview.” --> 38 minutes, lol. But hey Bill, we like it that long.
pause
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38 minutes IS short for Bill!
Obligatory "That's what she said"
Whatever :) that's the perfect length - as it naturally comes to be :D at least he does improve - it's not 40, it's not 39 either :D slow but steady :)
"Little bastard" are the first spoken words... must be Bill and another Florida morning. Thanks, brother.
my thoughts exactly! 🤣🤣🤣
Anybody else: aww cute lil squirrel
Bill: little bastard
Love squirrels, and feed them everyday, but still somehow enjoy Bill's hatred and utter distress at all animals! It's part of his than schtick. Other than the birds, and the fire ants, I'm betting he actually isn't so hateful IRL. If he is, I still love him.
I run to the computer to watch his videos. This man is so funny & knowledgeable, he should already be having over 1 million subs! Keep the videos rolling Bill!!
1963 1964 1965 1966 1967
He keeps saying four years for the midyear
When does the knowledge appear?
@@hotrodhardin Lol
Exactly Barry
23:55 both HP ratings taken at flywheel, not one at rear wheels... new netHP rating with all accessories attached to the engine...
"The French symbol for peace or love or happiness, or some shit like that."
-Bill, the best car reviewer on TH-cam
its shit like this that puts bill in his own league above guys like Doug Demuro
@@APA2Channel I agree, and Doug Demuro doesn't even know much about cars.
I did spit my beer out a little bit when he said that.
The Fleur de Lys is fitting because Chevrolet is a Frenchman's name!
@@andrecassis9844 swiss actually... Louis Chevrolet was swiss.
"...[deep sigh]...I dunno why women's mission in life is just to...like a magic eraser...take all the fun and joy over the men that they have saddled & holed up with...". Never have I heard the heartfelt frustration of middle-aged men more eloquently articulated than with this one sentence. Bill, you are gentleman, schollar and an eminent philosopher all rolled into one!
“Oh it’s not gonna be even 40 minutes and then it is 39” says Bill who makes a 38:11 video.
Funky music at the start and we get to see Mr Bill. Love this car. Thanks so much Bill!
That lil bit of music Bill added is such a cool lil touch to the videos! It’s amazing how far he’s come and how much the channel has grown. Keep it up Billy!
The editing/photo inserts are a godsend! It really helps to see pics of all the A-Body, B-Body, A-'Special'-Body crap that Bill talks about. And the gratuitous pics of Michelle Pfeiffer or Tawnee Katane really help move along the plot 😏.
Simply classic and beautiful Corvette! If only the new Vette looked as good! Classic style that leaves no doubt - It's a Corvette!
Exactly lol
The c3 and c6 are the best looking
But it's almost like this specific C3 stingray was made by a completely different car company
It's in the top 3 for most beautiful cars in history in my opinion
Especially with the widebody kits
@@william_SMMA c2, c3, c4 and c8 look the best to me... Only black on black with red interior on the c4s
@@therealvontetv3117 hmm
I had a Hot Wheels Corvette around 1970 as a seven year old...I couldn't quite believe something so wonderful was a real car.. I was in 70s London full of Morris Minors!
Look at it.
I posted this JUST as you mentioned the Hot Wheels!!
I love the C3 Corvette. Just beautiful from every angle and just the quintessential look of an American sports car. I’d even take a 1975 model year. I don’t care. I can remember being very young being around these cars and being mesmerized by them & their look, their sound and their stance. I really miss the old school General Motors. Some Canadians may have become outraged that there was no back seat in this particular video. 😏
I have been in cars for close to 40 years, this guy is the coolest cat on TH-cam BAR NONE!
Totally agree 👍🇺🇸
As an long-term owner of a 67 and a 69 Vette, I enjoyed the video very much.
They made the C2's for 5 years
These have to be the coolest and most basic rims ever. A simple steel spare tire rim with a trim ring and that center hub cap is gorgeous and timeless…Thanks for the greatness Bill ✌️
I've always liked these wheels too
That pewter silver is stunning.
It takes 38 mins to do the video because he has to skirt what would be certain death if he doesn't watch his step and stay on guard. Thanks again Bill for continually risking your life to bring us these videos, which are always a treat.
Trecherous indeed!
SQUIRREL! These videos are awesome and should not be shortened!
"Def Leppard's drumming got a lot less complicated due to a Corvette" ouch!
Actually it was due to the drummer's drug and alcohol problems notso much the car.
brutal lol
Am I the only one who can't end the day unless I hear Bill say "Good morning"?
The C3 has always been my favorite vette, such a beautiful car.
If I were a squirrel I would just stare at it admiringly all day and keep my squirrel mates off the beautiful masterpiece.
Love the Def Leppard drumming ref 💪🥁
I love the look of the fabled C2, but I personally prefer the C3
RIP Jeff Beck who owned multiple Corvettes alongside his hot rods - he was the #1 GOAT
Hey Bill, what a beautiful Corvette!!! I love these C3 Corvettes, way back when my girlfriends dad had one. Love the pop up headlights!!
You are very courageous for making this video without the benefit of the coronavirus whiskey!!! 👍🙄
Beautiful color combination, and with the all chrome bumpers! Elegant as all get out! Nice!
Bill....You are so spot on with the horrible South Florida weather. I have an issue with the squirrels in my back also................
Can't get enough of Bill's banter, these videos never get old
Another humid shitty day
“Bill’s Banter” should be the name of his podcast that he WILL start because damnit I will get him to. There’s nothing I want more in life than a podcast with Bill and maybe Peter and dalton (lmao) to get me through the weeks
@@gm12551 Although I sympathize with Bill and his banter about the hot humidity shitty days, I was born and raised in freeze your ass off Northern Wisconsin for the first 22 years of my life, then I moved to Florida 50 years ago and I embrace all of the hot scorching days of Florida's summer. I have acclimatized myself to Florida.
I have worked in Sicily, Italy and Greece where the people who live there shut down all businesses at 8:00 a.m. and they remain closed until 5:00 p.m.
Bill talks way too much .
The best part of your video is when, in addition to the car and the years it was produced, you mention the events that marked that era. It seems to me that it is closest to a time machine we can get.
Yes I will text you now 😊
Hi Bill, hope your doing alright.
That is one awesome car.
My Dad has a 1972 Corvette Stingray 454 4 speed convertible in red with white vinyl interior. He bought it new off the showroom floor back in the day.
Keep up the awesome videos.
Stay safe and take care.
Yes, the video was long and rambling -- but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I enjoyed it because I'm the former owner of a 1966 Corvette Stingray 427-425 and a 1971 Corvette Stingray 454 LS-5 convertible with hardtop and factory chambered side exhaust. Your video leaves no doubt that you are a knowledgeable salesman when it comes to Corvettes.
We want the encyclopedic ramblings, William...keep it up.
Amen to that.
Absolutely love this review, thanks!
Love it !! No select sport or ABS. No traction control, you the driver is the control. Only for people who know how to drive. Analogue gauges are great, hate flashing light screens with numbers always changing. At night I don't want a brilliantly lit dash, I want virtually no light in front of me, lights screw up your night vision.
Ok boomer
@@xunit94 ooh I ain’t no boomer, earlier than that
If Bill could do a short video I would need a couple of fifths of coronavirus whiskey,
I don’t wanna short video I want bills video it just makes me feel good
Love the ‘72, Bill! Memories as a kid riding shotgun with grandpa in it at all of the parades on Main Street; me dangling dangerously over the inset crime door handle tossing candy and having a blast......and yes, somehow shacking up with nearly any woman tends to neutralize the hopes & dreams of a young man at the apex of his potential.....but thank you God for providing a great family as a trade-off. Thanks again for a great presentation, Bill.
Agree
One of the top five most beautiful cars of all time. Has made me drool since I was a kid in the 70s.
Agree, you have good taste 🇺🇸👍
Agreed... when America was truly special, and somewhat exceptional. Sadly, it all came to an end quite quickly, at least as far as the cars are concerned. Gorgeous car, and such beautiful noise, even with the automatic tranny.
Encyclopedic rambling is why I watch and listen. Love ya Bill, keep being yourself.
Getting very close to 100k subs 🥳
Thanks so much for your great videos Bill.
Good timing Bill, was just thinking this morning that it’s been a while. Love the C3.
When I see the 3rd Gen Corvette, it makes me think of the manly Astronauts who owned them and raced them along the beach at the Cape.
Love the early C3 with chrome bumpers
Great review as usual and a beautiful car. This and the c2 are some of the best looking cars ever made.
Agree.
I like the front and rear bumpered C3 the best. And there is something about a steel cities gray Corvette.
@@rogerd9150 I agree, I personally think that the 68-72 are the best looking Corvette years hands down.🇺🇸👍
Love the videos, Bill. I graduated from high school in '86 and started subscribing to C&D, R&T and AutoWeek when I was 12, so we have a similar car-lover background. Anyway, my friend up the street turned 16 about a year-and-a-half before I did, so I walked up there every morning for a ride to school. Her mom's boyfriend had a '74 Corvette that he kept at their house, so it was cool when she'd walk out with the keys to the Vette and off we'd go. Other days, it was her grandma's green Country Squire.
I am not a corvette guy, but I can look at this example for hours. Sexy car
When I was a kid I remember a neighbor had one like this. It was a hard top in midnight blue. Absolutely as gorgeous as could be.
I remember he said at the time it cost him $7000. This was back when most new cars were in the $3000 range. I was wondering how anyone could possibly afford 7K for a car, even one as gorgeous as his vette.
That cars body lines are Perfection completely Gorgeous
This beautiful C3 is almost identical to my first Vette except I had the LT1 with both tops and factory air. Great video!😎
Now, that was a classic.
Very nice! Excellent video and I’m very impressed at this point, I’m sold already. Thanks!💯
😍 If there's any car of the 70's when I was growing up and wished I could own , for sure it was this Stingray !!!!! 👌😎✌ Thanx for this car show.
C3 still my favorite, and what I think of when you say Corvette! Love the drop-top!
Agree 👍🇺🇸
That generation will always be THE Corvette to me.
Agree
Good evening Bill from Ron in Manchester England. Glad the weather is not too muggy. Here in Manchester it is very cool. Glad the animals are leaving you alone.
So… I have recently purchased my third C3. While waiting for it to be delivered I started searching various C3 content on TH-cam. This, by far, was the most enjoyable, entertaining video I’ve found. I grinned all the way through it. Thanks for some great content.
I had a 73 4 speed , small block 4 bolt main. Balanced, blueprinted.
About 325 hp
Best thing I did was put in a racing clutch. These cars will eat OEM Clutches.
Interesting fact, top speed red line was 125 mph with that four speed
Sweet car in this video. Always wanted this one w the bumper
"This Is gonna be a short one I pro- This Isn't even gonna be like "oh It's not gonna be 40 minutes" and then It's 39, no this one's gonna be short"
Ah yes 😂🤣
This chassis took us from the Johnson administration to the Reagan administration. Puts it into perspective a little lol
It's crazy, isn't it? LOL. with that said, the C3, especially up until the expanded the rear window into a faux hatch, was the best looking car ever, IMO!
I Miss My Yellow T-Top 1968 427/390 L-36 Four Speed Corvette! Had It In 1984-85 When I Was In My Early 20s. Wow! Fun Times I Had. I Also Miss My Red 1973 Firebird 350 (Stolen) And My 1979 Black Iron Duke 151 MONZA!!
just a little correction: 1972 had turbo hydromatic 400 3 speed automatic, not TH350. The TH350 didn't come till later years.
Also, the rear suspension is not sprung by a fiberglass rear spring, it was a steel leaf spring. Many modern day owners upgrade to aftermarket fiberglass springs.
Great video, with a lot of great historical info and some funny jokes. He's clearly not a fan of CA, even though that's where a lot of these cars live today. lol
Malaise and Bill go hand in hand.
Thanks for another wonderful, short video.
The same way you feel about those animals, I feel about my neighbors.
Neighbors are worse.
some neighbours make predator animals seem friendly
@@bradford_shaun_murray yep! 😂
Thanks again Bill. I've seen so few C3's that I never knew how good they looked in silver paint.
The third generation Corvette is my favorite car of all time. I've had a '68 Convertible with a 327/350 and a 4 speed for more than 26 years.
Absolutely gorgeous car you got 🇺🇸👍
I had a 68 too..To bad they don't drive as nice as they look,.what a Rattlebox and handling was awful
Would love to have this car!
The style is awesome
Bill. I’m going to send the damn goats if I don’t see the Silverado soon
I'll be sending the Ocelots back if we don't see that Cordoba by the end of 2021!
@@egold2071 as you can see Papa Bill, we’re forming a fucking army
Wonderful. That's what I need are the goats back.
I have a red 1977 corvette,i installed long tube headers,performance exhaust,tuneup,many other updates,about 12000 dollars worth of updates,Car sounds great,very fast,real head turner,I love this car,I would rather have the car,instead of the money,I drive it everyday,You cannot drive and enjoy money everyday for sure.lol russ boyd.
Bills constant complaining about how everything is harder one handed while at the same time refusing to wear a head cam is one of the many things about this channel that keeps me coming back. Still waiting on the Gun review channel.
"Some kind of low-slung animal could easily be stalking me." Cracked me up.
So good to see a Bill video again. The girls are cute but I like to watch these videos to learn about the cars. Bill does that in depth and in an entertaining way. Keep them coming Bill.
Best reviews informative. It makes me laugh out loud! You’re the best, Bill! You legend!
Love the early C3 Corvette's with the chrome bumper, it seems like whenever I do see a C3 Corvette it's always the 1978-82 models.
Thanks Bill!! You cheered me up today and inspired me to go to the liquor store lol. One can’t go wrong with a C3 Corvette. To me the 72 is the last of this body style that looks attractive! Thanks for what you do and keep on going brother!!! Love your commentary lololololololol
Keep ‘me coming Bill!!!
Pewter Silver Metallic has got to be the best color ever, and that comes from a corvette owner has sprayed three colors on an L-88(|!) convertible I owned in the 70s and 80s.
You know that's the strangest looking Cordoba that I've ever seen. in fact it looks vaguely like a Corvette
It has reech, Corinthian leder.
@@rudolphguarnacci197 lol they asked him ,later about that and he said there is no such thing. Ha ha my dad had an 80 model.
Today on Your Clean Car we give this Cordoba a deep detailing and it's first cleaning in 30 years. What will we find underneath all this dirt?
@@spacecat7247
Nice cars back then.
pink floyd....I'm still waiting!!
Absolutely stunning!
Annie Potts played the Grandma "MeeMaw" in Young Sheldon, that's how old Corvette Summer is. Watching old movies now doesn't do them justice because of the technology available in newer movies, they are still great for their time.
38 minutes? Pathetic, Bill. We need 50 mins.
You are stepping up, Bill. I really enboyed this one.
You're right about the C2 models. GM should have continued building them until the 70's.
The C2 is a classic but not that beautiful.
No 427 was offered after 1969 in a Corvette, it was all 454. Great video
I'm ten minutes into this video and I'm pleasantly surprised. Subscribed.
stunning - the pewter silver metallic is terrific
I don’t know about anyone else but I like the rambling or I should say the knowledge you have for cars and what not and enjoy hearing and watching it. I don’t really read through the comments but do people complain about your videos being too long??
The bubbled rear window debuted for 1978, the 25th anniversary model as well😉
Good Evening Bill, this is my favourite shape Corvette remember in it Boogie Nights.
Yup - it had a great role in that movie.
heheh heheh
He presents his stage to me JUST LIKE Star Trek voyager episode CODA
We love the long videos and rants ,there great! And knowledgeable. Best car reviews out there.
Well Bill either Sober or Slightly Snockered and yes that's my word lol 🤣 you are still HILARIOUS 😂😂😆😂 and your not Rambling I for one Enjoy your knowledge of these cars and Appreciate you Sharing it with us The Curious Car Fan's. I wouldn't care if you did a 50 minute Video you are Awesome. Thank you Bill.
Love the C3. My favorite Corvette gen. Okay maybe second to the C8 (especially when they debut the Z06 on Oct 26)
C8s are the only Vette that looks like crap, IMO. The performance is almost too good to be true...but the looks? Meh...
I love the input on where you can put your hand gun .. would be excellent to be driving that and listening to Def Leppard
I’ve been loving watching you sir!
Bill can you please do a review of the Triumph Tr-8 with the 318 V-8. I owned one back in 1980. It was the only one in the commonwealth of Virginia. British-Leyland only imported one Tr-8 per state to see how quickly it sold. I bought mine within 4 hours of it being at the dealership. it only had 3 miles on it. all Tr-8 were convertibles, mine was silver with a black top. it came with a six-speed trans. it was VERY fast and was glued to the road. it was an absolute joy to drive. unlike the corvette, it had a very roomy trunk. it came standard with air. very nice stereo system also. if you can find one in pristine condition, I would love a review. Thank you.
Probably one of the most sinister but sexy cars ever made.
Love your property. Gorgeous. Great place to shoot these great videos.
2 edits to be had......SAE gross was not at the rear wheels. Still at the flywheel, but with all accessories accounted for. Second, LS6 was not a 427.....it was a 454 over and above the LS5
We have a 1978 Silver Anniversary. All original. Still turns heads.
Beautiful car. Still looks good.
A truly gorgeous car
Bill, the C2 Corvette was in production for 5 years, not 4.
Even my psychiatrist won’t diagnose me as psychotic