"Concrete Heaven" Size:11x17 I borrowed a coupe and

I borrowed a coupe and a convertible to photograph on our backyard basketball court

The rumors that students from the nearby high school were often skipping school to go to the Cock of the Walk bar during school hours

“Magnificent Seven” shows a very unique two-story dealership building as the setting for one of each generation of Corvette

It is painted Torch Red and is parked at the National Corvette Museum just before the Museum’s Anniversary Celebration

"Concrete Heaven" Size:11x17 I borrowed a coupe andTed Drewes Frozen Custard, a St. Louis landmark, is famous for the solid version of its custard a concrete. Perfect to park beside it seemed to be a Rally Red 1967 convertible with the big block 427 engine, a black interior, black hood stinger, side exhaust, and bolt on wheels. Since Corvettes were built in St. Louis until 1982 and since the ice cream cone was first served at the St. Louis World Fair in 1904, the two subjects seemed to be a heavenly