stripe rocket has yet to reach the end of the restification line.
    Corvettes first impressed Dennis at the young age of ten. That was in 1957, the year Corvettes were available with a heavy-duty racing suspension and 4-speed manual. Ten years later, Dennis had his eyes on a new SS 396 Chevelle, but when he saw a yellow ’67 327, 4-speed Corvette convertible on the showroom floor, he made a mental note..."someday."
    "Someday" came in 1973. By then, Dennis was established in his job as a cartographer for the Federal government, and he was ready to get his dream car. A classified ad in the Washington Post led him to Bob Rosencrance, the original owner of a white-with-blue interior 327, 4-speed convertible. At $2,200, the price was right, so the deal was cinched.