How To Install A Used 1963-67 Corvette Front End. Building A 67 Vette Restomod Part 5.

Welcome to my YouTube channel. This channel is the home for all your vintage Mid-Year Corvette content.

I just finished restoring a 1963 Corvette Split Window and I am starting another split window build but this time its a race car build. I will be making videos every Friday. I will be making videos on my 1963 Corvette Split Window, my dad's 1965 Corvette, my race car split window build, my friends 1960 Corvette, and other projects that I find along the way. Let me know what you think about the video. Enjoy!!

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[glennbailey]

Since you bring Corvettes back from the dead, what do you think about calling one Lazarus? Old Corvettes never die with Midyear Mitch on the scene.

[bobdavis]

Another great video Mitch, coming together nicely .

[aluckyboy]

Important to get front on straight. Very meticulous great job Mitch. Thanks for the video.

[buffdoc]

Thank you for putting out more videos. Love watching the restorations.

[MrTexasDan]

Hey there Mitch,
This one is coming along, It's going to be real nice I think.
Take care,
Dan

[vstags]

Awesome Mitch! My hood making the vid..yess!!

[jimrains]

Great video! The front is suspended for support while things cure, but what all keeps the front in place up front? When I got out of the military one of the first things I did was to find a 63-67 Sting Ray. The very first one i drove, a 67 coupe, I got up to 80ish and the ride was super smooth but the front fiberglass was wobbling around really bad. Passed on that one. But I have always wondered why. Any ideas? Great video, I'd really like to see all the body work till primer on that car. It has alot going on there. Take care, have fun.

[roneickelman]

Enjoy your videos.... Noticed you seem to have a lot of parts... Any chance you have a 1964 convertible frame?

[PeterRagan-wr]

How can I contact you to see if you would consider my project '66 convertible?