Stingray 'Vette: I went to Brighton today and hiked the loop trail from Silver Lake to Twin Lakes and down the service road. At the end of the service road in the parking lot was this...

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

I went to Brighton today and hiked the loop trail from Silver Lake to Twin Lakes and down the service road. At the end of the service road in the parking lot was this Stingray.

I do not know 'Vettes, but for you Hoggers waiting for the road to open again, this may be your chance.

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Raz Theo Loc: Music City

UTMike wrote:

I went to Brighton today and hiked the loop trail from Silver Lake to Twin Lakes and down the service road. At the end of the service road in the parking lot was this Stingray.

I do not know 'Vettes, but for you Hoggers waiting for the road to open again, this may be your chance.

Wow Mike, a rare find. What I mean by that is you very seldom find a mid-70's (this is a '75) stock body, wheels & tires any more. Of course I can't speak for the paint job; don't think it was factory. I wonder what shape the innards are in.
Thanks for sharing.

Horatio

Raz Theo wrote:

Wow Mike, a rare find. What I mean by that is you very seldom find a mid-70's (this is a '75) stock body, wheels & tires any more. Of course I can't speak for the paint job; don't think it was factory. I wonder what shape the innards are in.
Thanks for sharing.

Perhaps Mike can return tomorrow and photograph the inside for you. LOL!!!

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Raz Theo wrote:

Wow Mike, a rare find. What I mean by that is you very seldom find a mid-70's (this is a '75) stock body, wheels & tires any more. Of course I can't speak for the paint job; don't think it was factory. I wonder what shape the innards are in.
Thanks for sharing.

No one was around so I cannot tell you much. Also, at that point, I just wanted to get back to my car.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Horatio wrote:

Perhaps Mike can return tomorrow and photograph the inside for you. LOL!!!

The chance of that is somewhere between slim and none (LOL).

weberwest Loc: Ferndale WA

Wow - I like the paint job - maybe a couple or more of "Indian Paintbrushes" missing on the meadows above?

Joe

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

weberwest wrote:

Wow - I like the paint job - maybe a couple or more of "Indian Paintbrushes" missing on the meadows above?

Joe

Note the license plate, Joe.

Horatio

UTMike wrote:

The chance of that is somewhere between slim and none (LOL).

One can only hope. LOL!!!

rlaugh Loc: Michigan & Florida

Now that's a hot paint job!!

sippyjug104 Loc: Missouri

Good job..vroom, vroom!!!

Doddy Loc: Barnard Castle-England

Nice one. You wont have difficulty finding that in the Airport car park!

cameraf4 Loc: Delaware

rlaugh wrote:

Now that's a hot paint job!!

Speaking of which, what IS the wildfire situation there? Good name for this car.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

UTMike wrote:

I went to Brighton today and hiked the loop trail from Silver Lake to Twin Lakes and down the service road. At the end of the service road in the parking lot was this Stingray.

I do not know 'Vettes, but for you Hoggers waiting for the road to open again, this may be your chance.

Nice ride Mike

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

UTMike wrote:

I went to Brighton today and hiked the loop trail from Silver Lake to Twin Lakes and down the service road. At the end of the service road in the parking lot was this Stingray.

I do not know 'Vettes, but for you Hoggers waiting for the road to open again, this may be your chance.

Very nice images Mike!!!
While I could never drive a stick shift Sting Ray ( feet to wide, always hit two pedals at the same time)
I always liked them, but this paint job makes me ask what do people think, its like tattooing the Venus De Milo and I do like tattoos !!

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

Nice! I bought one new in "69 for $5200 and drove it on RT 66 all the way to California.