When This Guy Looked Inside His Deceased Friend’s Garage, He Unearthed A Rare ’70s Drag Racing Beast

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when

this

guy

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from the 70s in a classic car from a new poster was causing quite a stir, he claimed. He bought a Corvette Convertible, but his observations about the vehicle didn't add up. However, little by little, the bigger picture began to emerge and the tight-knit community realized that they could have a real treasure on their hands. On April 30, 2016, a user known as P Berg posted on the Corvette forum a online message board dedicated to the Chevrolet Corvette first produced in the United States in 1953,

this

much-loved vehicle later became one of America's favorite sports cars and Corvettes;

More than 420 thousand members log in regularly to debate and discuss everything there is to know about Corvettes and for a website that often shares photos and tips related to renovations and restorations at the beginning. P Virg's post didn't seem to be anything special on the surface. P Berg's comment gave it away a bit, he said he had recently purchased. a 1971 Corvette, his first Corvette, and as a result he was likely to become a regular visitor to the forum; Furthermore, the vehicle that had apparently been stored in a barn since the early 1970s, it wasn't long until other forum users became suspicious, apparently.

The vehicles' paint code was 984, a classification that should denote a Safari yellow color, but on the contrary, the poster claimed that his Corvette was red with no visible signs of yellow and that was not the only strange thing in the post P see ghazal. He claimed the vehicle's mileage was exceptionally low despite being about forty-five years old. Many continued to claim that the convertible was the result of a special deal with General Motors. It really caught people's attention. It was eventually learned that the car was buried in a barn that belonged to a

friend

of the original poster and as he began to discover the vehicle, he posted more information and updates about what he found.

He was first able to upload a photo of the Adama tur showing a measly 24 miles immediately, some forum users. began to cast doubt on P Berg's discovery, things sound suspicious, one posted others agreed on May 3, P Virg and in an update explaining a little more of the story behind the fascinating vehicle, apparently the Corvette It wasn't a new discovery, in fact, he had made it. It has been known to exist for over 20 years, according to P Virk, the original owner was a friend of his and, most intriguingly, he claimed that this friend had once worked for General Motors, where he had developed engines for

racing

cars. fascinating way.

P Virg claimed that the vehicle had been a racing car from the day it was manufactured and further added that there were many extra parts hidden in the messy barn. He also stood by his description of the paint by insisting that there was no trace of the original yellow and that the bodywork was now dressed in red, white and blue, true to his word. P Virg followed up his comments with two photographs, each showing the Corvette painted in a striking stars and stripes design, plus the other posters now began to take him seriously, and yet he insisted that he was not trying to sell the vehicle, but said he simply wanted to discover as much information as he could about its past;

Unfortunately, the original owner of the vehicle had passed away in 2015; However, P Verge soon found many forum users willing to bring their theories and speculation and while most agreed that the car probably dated from the early 1970s, some suspected that a number of features had been added. at a later stage, so a clearer picture of Corvette history slowly began to emerge that same day. Virg posted an old photograph showing the vehicle as it once

looked

with the name General emblazoned on its side. He was photographed in the middle of an impressive wheelie. Once again, the Corvette forum sleuths got to work and one user known as revi even pulled it off.

To locate a photograph of the vehicle on a race track in 1974 with a driver named Doyle Patton behind the wheel, P Virg shared another revelation that the vehicle was once complete and matched the trailer, as one of P's photographs Virg revealed that the trailer was a 71 LT painted in a complementary shade of red, unfortunately, although this car was also for sale and yet B Virg could not afford to buy it as well, although some suggested launching a campaign of crowdfunding to keep the vehicles together, nothing seemed to come of it. Instead, these lofty plans, posters on the Corvette forum continued to speculate about the car and its intriguing origins, in fact, their interest reached the point where P Virg himself began to feel a little overwhelmed, however, slowly shortly began adding more photographs of the now famous vehicle, the story also began to spread and websites such as Barn Finds and Travel began frustratingly covering P verts' incredible discovery, although they all seemed to have different advice on how to P Virg should take care of the car, some recommended cleaning it and testing it, others thought so.

In fact, it should be treated like a museum piece if he believes he shouldn't even dust himself off before consulting an expert, despite conflicting information. P Virg continued with his mission and finally managed to get the Corvette out of the barn and In the light of day, meanwhile, another surprising revelation was yet to come, on June 7, 2016, a poster presented an incredible claim that it had raced against the general in 1974, however, the story took a more dramatic turn

when

some posters suggested that P Virg Sal. banners and posters of the vehicle to raise funds to restore it.

The moderators were quick to point out that these practices would violate the forum rules and apparently discouraged by this feverish interaction posted what appeared to be a farewell message apparently ending the saga that said Other members were quick to protest and on July 18 2016 Beaver Creek turned to assure people that he simply felt the conversation had come to an end. Fortunately, he continued to post sporadically over the next few months. In fact, on April 23, 2017 he announced that he hoped to rebuild the General so he could drive it and then take it on tour for two enthusiast meetings, no doubt Corvette forum fans are waiting with bated breath, share this video with your friends below .