lengthened, spells out “Stingray” in polished aluminum script across a red, gold, and white taillight board made of plexiglass and resembling a piece of jewelry. Sidepipes and flames and wild Superior Industries’ wheels light up the sides. Even more wild for the 1970s is the clam-shell hood (six years before the first C4), in the style of the exotic XKE Jaguars.
     The best way to describe this Corvette is a teenage dream unfettered by the realities and constraints of real life. Producer Matthew Robbins and Director Hal Barwood, the pair who wrote the script for the movie, searched extensively for a wrecked Corvette and