Video: Keeping Car Culture Alive - The Legacy of a 1967 Chevy Corvette
Posted by D. Brian Smith on Nov 11th 2025
Keeping car culture alive by sharing the hobby with those you care about, or even dare we say love - makes sense to us. There's nothing like a twisty country road, filled with flora, fauna, the occasional wooden covered or sturdy steel bridge, and a small town vibe to enhance the drives, the memories, and in this case, the father/son bond.
Video: Matt Euson Spending One Mile at A Time with His Son
Above: Video courtesy of Petrolicious - "Petrolicious creates quality, original videos and articles for classic car enthusiasts."
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If you enjoy reading about American muscle cars almost as much as you like to drive, work-on, race, and show them, you may find these to be of interest:
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- Videos: Restoring v Restomodding: The C1 & C2 Corvette Dilemma 1953-67
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Above: Country roads were made to order for the 1963-1967 Chevrolet Corvette - also known as America's First Sports Car.
