1966 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray by kenmo

Photography • Transportation • posted on Feb 09, 2017

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2016 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada - Saturday July 9th Centennial Park Moncton. Camera: Nikon D7100 & Nikkor 18-105mm lens

Comments (14)

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eekdog

11:02AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

One classy vette and one of my fav years, nic pic my friend.

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dojang6

11:05AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Now that's a thing of beauty!

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ontar1

11:29AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Beautiful!

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Richardphotos

1:47PM | Thu, 09 February 2017

very sharp ride and a great capture

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bugsnouveau

4:40PM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Great shot

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jif3d

8:16PM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Every line on this classic, form it into one awesome looking speed machine...now I want a ride !

The oversaturated colours really enhance the original capture, super job Ken.

~Cheers~

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Faemike55

8:45PM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Sweet ride!!!!

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blinkings

12:03AM | Fri, 10 February 2017

A true classic for sure.

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spad007

2:46AM | Fri, 10 February 2017

nice shoot great find

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tallpindo

3:47PM | Fri, 10 February 2017

1966 would have been my year to get a Corvette. If I hadn't had to rent cars for 3 months while my order was being built I could have made the difference between an SS-396 360 and a 425 Corvette. My next chance was in 1976 with a lease. Fuel injection now went with overhead cam-- on a BMW 530i!! and the children had a back seat as with their tradein a Toyota 5 speed coupe with ItalDesign shape. What brought me to the C-5 Corvette was a CD-ROM that reminded me of Zora's floppy 45 record of a 50's Corvette. Tranverse springs like an Allard or smallblock Cobra and the Fords from 1948 back to the Model T? I have a 3D moel of a C-5 and a C-6. It's my grand son that has the heavy metal, several diecast C-7 Stingrays that follow on to the 1957 I got for him at the Corvette museum in bowling Greene before the sink hole. Will he own a real one? Tune in in about 10 years.

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