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America's Favorite Cars - The Complete Corvette 50th Anniversary
- List Price: $6.98
- Our Price: $6.98
- Used Price: $3.59
- Studio: Eagle Vision Media
- Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
- Avg. Customer Rating: 2 Stars
Product Details
Description: Of the many inventions and innovations since the Industrial Revolution, the automobile has been perceived by many as a true piece of Americana. From Henry Ford's Model T to the Hummer, the car has not just been about getting from here to there. The car is also about status, personality and style. Eagle Rock Entertainment presents 3 DVDs that show off a little Americana, just in time to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Mustang, and 50 years of the Corvette.
From the rare 1953 promotion film, to the Stingray and the Mako Shark, all the way up to the newest fifth generation C5 "Vette, this exciting program is a Corvette lover's dream come true. Includes rare footage of the Corvett's creators and test drivers, and features hundreds of restored classics and interesting facts detaimg how America's first sports car became the best-loved car ever produced in Detroit. Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. The Birth of the Corvette/1950's Chapter 3. 1960's Chapter 4. 1970's Chapter 5. 1980's Chapter 6. 1990s
- DVD: (October 05, 2004)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC
- Region: Region 1
- Language: English
- Run Time: 50 minutes
- Studio: Eagle Vision Media
- Package Dimensions: 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches
- Weight: 0.18 pounds
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Customer Reviews
- Decent, but has facts wrong
- Avg. Customer Rating: 2 Stars
- This video is about 50 minutes long. The first 5 minutes cover the history of the automobile before covering the Corvette. It does not go too deeply into detail on any of the models, and some of the information presented is wrong. For example, when covering the C4 corvette, it talks about how an auto club in France loves the Corvette and they have a 1983 that they drive around. The only 1983 in existence is in a museum in Bowling Green. Then, it talks about the custom paint job on a 1982, when the car is obviously a C4. Because of these errors, I questioned all of the information presented. They seem to stray away from the subject and then back onto it. It's worth a few bucks, but no more...
