Corvette carb   
  Thursday 09 February, 2012 Gallery RSS  
Corvette Articles
New Articles (0)
All Articles (159)
Corvette Latest News (1)
Corvette TV Commercials & Videos (17)
Free Corvette Owners Manual (17)
Muncie Four Speed Transmission (5)
Corvette History (3)
Corvette Trivia (10)
Changes in Corvette -> (52)
Corvette Generation (21)
People Behind Corvette (7)
2006 Chevrolet Corvette (3)
2007 Chevrolet Corvette (23)
Corvette Gallery
Corvette Polls
Which generation of corvettes has the best performance?
C1 first generation (1953 to 1962)
C2 second generation (1963 to 1967)
C3 third generation (1968 to 1982)
C4 fourth generation (1984 to 1996)
C5 fifth generation (1997 to 2002)
All of the above
[ Results ]
758 Votes
483 Comments
Useful Links
Auto Accessories - Truck Accessories
AutoBarn.com
Automotive Tools and Garage Equipment
Car Discount
Corvette Forum
Corvette Generation
Corvette Specification 2006
Corvette Specification 2007
Corvette Trivia
Exhaust Systems and other Accessories
JCWhitney.com
Motorbooks.com
Carburetor Manuals
Corvette Posters
4Wheel Drive Hardware
Submit your link
Gallery RSS


Corvette 1955: This Makes You Glad There Are Curves
IMAGE_BUTTON_PREVIOUS Image5/11 IMAGE_BUTTON_NEXT

 

 

This makes you glad there are curves!

 

Maybe you never driven a Corvette…and you don’t know there’s a whole new meaning to the word “curve.”

          You don’t know that your eyes can light up at the sight of a serpentine ribbon of concrete…that you can come slicing into a turn for the sheer joy of swirling through  it in one long, precise arc.

          You don’t know the real meaning of security…the broad-based sports car suspension that nails a Corvette to the road, for keeps…the surgical accuracy of 16 to 1 steering ratio…the ultra solid feel of a car that has no excessive overhang to spoil its balance.

          You don’t know the grip of a sports car bucket seat that holds you firm and rtrue on the tightest corner…the competent feel of a man-size steering wheel…the falcon’s-eye panorama of the world you get through that deep-raked windshield…the cushioned-in-oil flow of power that jets through a special Powerglide transmission.

There are a lot of wonderful things you’ll never know until you slide into a Corvette’s luxurious cockpit and fire up that tiger-hearted 195-horsepower V8…

          But why are we standing here talking when you could be pointing a Corvette’s low hood into a beautiful sweeping turn …and learning first-hand what handling can mean!

Reviews
Reviews
There are currently no reviews.




Copyright © 2005-2012 Corvette-World.com