1959 Chevrolet Corvette 283 Fuel Injection | Muscle Car Of The Week Episode

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1959 Chevrolet Corvette 283 Fuel Injection | Muscle Car Of The Week Episode #192 Video
The Brothers Collection is home to an armada of muscle Corvettes, and this one… well it's over the top. Sure, 1959 was far before the official muscle car era began and it is America's sportscar, but this fuel-injected crown sapphire roadster is sporting the hottest performance goodies underneath its mesmerizing exterior.
1959 Chevrolet Corvette 283 Fuel Injection | Muscle Car Of The Week Episode #192 Video
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@charleswebb5797 7 лет назад

I owned a '59 Corvette built for me on special order - it had fuel injection, 4 speed transmission. It was white with a red interior and removable hardtop. Wonderful car that turned everyone's head. I was the envy of all my fraternity brothers. Wish I still owned it.

@misterericsir 7 лет назад

I just discovered the fact of late 50's fuel injection and your explanation of how the system works really answered a lot of questions that my discovery raised.

@charleswebb5797 7 лет назад

Incidentally, I have owned a total of 6 Corvettes - loved them all.

@TheMarcball 7 лет назад

gorgeous indeed. Thanks for the inspiration... Keep on trucking (from France) !

@6rimR3ap3r 7 лет назад

Beautiful car. I never really loved C1 Corvettes but this one is eye candy. Always liked the bumper-exit exhaust and the quad headlights together with that massive grill look better and better.

@TheEZGZ 7 лет назад

I remember when those came out. I liked the removable hard top and having a trunk to secure stuff. In 1969 my buddy bought a used 62 vet for $1500. It was a little ratty but went fast for it's day.

@ozzstars_cars 7 лет назад

A beautiful car, thanks for the video

@bkendrick52 7 лет назад

Hey, Kevin. Sure appreciate you sharing this car. Yea, it's not a muscle car, but it still has the "cool factor" and it's iconic. Please share more of the Brother's Collection Corvettes.

@billthompson5644 7 лет назад

Kevin you are a great Gearhead .

@GlassTopRX7 7 лет назад

I had a chance to buy 62' 327 300hp Vette for $24k in 92', it ran and was complete but needed a lot of work. I didn't have the cash for it at the time, but man I wish I could have picked it up that would have been a keeper. The duel fixed headlight 1st gen Corvettes are the best looking by far to my eyes.

@byates59 7 лет назад

Love the 59 Vette!!!!!!!!

@jgt157 7 лет назад

She's a beauty.

@Burnedtoastify 7 лет назад

I'm a 1965-72 muscle car guy but cannot deny the appeal of these. You will turn more heads than just about any other car. Old guys, young guys, grandmas, europeans, it doesn't matter. Everyone looks, points and knows a first gen Corvette.

@plymouthdie-castreplicas 7 лет назад

Great Corvette.

@quincee3376 5 лет назад

Great vid Kevin.

@truebetold65 5 лет назад

Sweet

@BISQUIK4570 7 лет назад

One of the few times Chevrolet could actually make more hp than cubes. Bob Castle should be known around the world for figuring out old GM fuel injection.

@Freewheal 7 лет назад

Splendid ( Is the l.h. rear bumper set a tad high?)

@blackgmc01 7 лет назад

will you every show the underside of these cars up on a lift?

@harleyguyinmilw 7 лет назад

beautiful car!!, But, it really seems to be down on power for a fuelie,4spd, 3.70 rear gear car. maybe not set up quite right??

@DoudD 7 лет назад

Yeah, sometimes restored cars are not fully dialed in. Or, maybe it's suffering form 'storage rot'?. Judging from the size of the collection I'd guess that a lot of the cars don't get driven as much as they should