1965 Corvette Walkaround with Steve Magnante

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[carypyke]

Who else could listen to Steve talk about cars all darn day???😊❤

[ronstidham]

Steve, so glad to see you again. I used to think I knew alot about cars, until you schooled everyone at Barrett Jackson. Keep up the good work my friend

[lonnyjaw]

Thank GOD that Steve is looking and sounding better all the time. Praise The LORD for the healing of Steve Magnante.

[MrKnuckinphutz]

The pool of knowledge is Steve’s head is so deep 😊
Glad to see his strong recovery. And a beautiful car 😊

[markbogush]

You can always tell when Steve is excited for a nice car!

[buixrule]

Steve it's great to see you back in action. This is a beautiful car.

[davidkastin]

Beautiful machine. When this gen of Corvette was designed a legend was born. Looking good Steve. Hoping you can make it back to Barrett Jackson on day.

[gillboardman]

I haven't seen a Steve video in a couple what a remarkable progress you've made. 😎👍

[classiccarvideos]

Luv the mid year Corvettes…timeless design

[BillCurry-oh]

So Glad to see you back 👍😁. Looking Good Steve

[Ht.]

Steve you look like you’re walking a lot better. Keep up the good work

[Kryten]

C2 and C3 Corvette disc brakes have their own unique quirks but properly set up are very effective.

The main advantage of discs over drums is fade resistance, otherwise the stopping power of properly adjusted drums is equivalent to discs and don't forget that drums are self-energizing.

[LS]

Very nice Vette. 65, 66, and 67’s are my favorites. Thanks Steve. Take care! 🙏🏼

[oldblueshhrchannel]

Thanks Steve, great to see you back on YouTube!

[charlesdalton]

Oh. My. Gosh. 🤤 Every now and then you see "one of those cars", this one certainly qualifies. Yes, it will definitely rock the block at auction. Thank you High Octane Classics, Super Shane, and Mr Magnante ~ Chuck

[samiam]

That '65 is a beaut of my favorite era of corvettes.

[anibalbabilonia]

Man those always been my favorite corvettes! Specially the 63! Absolutely gorgeous bodies!👌🥰👍 Great to see doing great Steve!😎👍

[brucesinger]

Always great to see Steve doing what he is so good at

[googleusergp]

Yes, 1965 model year with the VIN (from the HOC website) for the win: 1 for Chevrolet, 94 for Corvette, 67 for two door coupe/convertible, 5 for 1965 model year, S for St. Louis, MO assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The St. Louis Mo plant produced Corvettes through the middle of the 1981 model year when production was moved to Bowling Green, KY that year and eventually closed in 1986. After Corvette production moved, the plant produced mostly truck models.

We got the tag, we can brag: 19 437 for Chevrolet Corvette coupe, 421 for Saddle leather interior trim, AA for Tuxedo Black lower and upper exterior paint, and "A" preceding the body number for the body being built/sourced by A.O. Smith with final assembly in St. Louis, MO. From 1964 to 1967, some Corvette bodies were produced by A.O. Smith.

[rixkafer]

Beautiful cars !! My brothers owned his 65 since 87.. 327/365 4sp knock offs in white with blue interior... we knew the man he bought it from.. he had it all throughout our childhood.