Corvette Mako Shark
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Corvette Mako Shark
So me & my dad were looking up random car on ebay that we would like to have someday & my dad randomly says to look up the 1968 Corvette Mako Shark. I'm like hmm okay bcuz i have NEVER heard of that car before & I love the ocean so I was interested to see what a "mako shark" car would look like. Well this was the only good stuff I could find. Enjoy btw the video at the end is A MUST SEE! It's soooo AMAZING!
http://www.corvettemuseum.com/deep_c...prototypes.htm
http://www.squidoo.com/Corvette-Stingray-Mako-Shark
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWcah...eature=related
http://www.corvettemuseum.com/deep_c...prototypes.htm
http://www.squidoo.com/Corvette-Stingray-Mako-Shark
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWcah...eature=related
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I just bought a 1968 mako shark 11 with the matching 427 4 speed its been off the road since 79 32k original miles I have never seen a car like this I may need some help here. The last five in the vin are 00479 its a convertible/hardtop any advice?
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Good luck w/ your new ride and welcome to the Shark fanatics club.
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#8
I am new to this forum world, when I saw your post I had to follow - up and join.
I have always wanted to buy a Mako Shark and /or restore one.
Would there be any chance we could discuss a purchase of your car?. I'm 67 years old
and it is about time I either buy one or put it out of my realm of possibilities!
I'm not looking to waste your time, if you could bring yourself to part with it
I am a very serious immeadiate cash buyer. I live in Central Ca.
Thank You for your time, I look forward to speaking with you.
All The Best
#9
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golden: Welcome to the forum.
Strongly recommend that you do a lot of research on the "Shark" era (68-82) Corvettes.
Unless you plan on buying a completely restored one, you need to know what to look for before purchasing. Restoration gets expensive very quickly.
Strongly recommend that you do a lot of research on the "Shark" era (68-82) Corvettes.
Unless you plan on buying a completely restored one, you need to know what to look for before purchasing. Restoration gets expensive very quickly.