Black M Code GTS at Mecum

I grew up with a buddy who had a 68 427 Vette. Him and his dad completely restored that car in their driveway and painted it candy apple red. I was a lot younger than my friend and every time he employed me to work on the car it was because he needed my small younger hands and flexibility. Last thing I did on that car was replace a brake light switch. I was upside down, feet in the air, twisted up and working by feel with my eyes closed because there was no way I could see what I was working on if I wanted to.

They are not cars for the totally inexperienced, for sure. I will admit, after doing restorations on a 62, and a 67 with Matt, I have a new respect for them I did not have before. They are actually well made cars. I like how they are put together. Not everyone can or likes to work on them. I think they are kinda cool.