The Supercar Destroyer - 1967 LT1 C2 Corvette

When asked what his favorite part about this car his first answer was working on it with his boys. No matter how fast a car goes taking time to recognize what is most important makes this video awesome. What a cool dude.

One of the best body designs ever made. Timeless.

That Vette didn't just beat those super-cars, it destroyed them. What a beast.

I'm a Ford guy, but even I have to admit this is one helluva good looking car, to me especially from the rear. This is one car that will never go out of style.

Coolest thing about it was how his favorite thing was working on it with his boys.

"fav part?","work on it with my sons." got me in tears... awesome family, awesome dad !

Standing still or screaming at 160mph...that car sits on the road BEAUTIFUL!! What a work of art!

The whole time I'm thinking "man he must be holding on for dear life inside that thing" video switches to view inside the car and he looks like he's going to the grocery store

176mph on a LT motor that he build with his boys. Damn that's impressive.

Shows up to the track in a $300,000 lambo....gets smoked by a 50+ year old car partly built by teenagers. I love it.

beautiful car. frankly unbelievable it's from 1967 looks so sexy even today

Man, he smoked everything that challenged him. Kudos to him and his boys on building the car, great job.

YouTuber: What's your favorite thing about the car? Owner: Working on it, with my boys. Good dad

You know you're fast when you make supercars look like they're not even trying.

176mph with an LT1 and the aerodynamics of a very beautiful brick. That is something to be very proud of.

Most beautiful body design GM ever had. Watching it smoke everything else in it's wake priceless!

One of the best body styles made, and it sounds like a fighter plane as it passes by.

Gotta love it! I have owned a mainly stock 1967 Corvette Sting Ray L71 427/435 HP for almost 50 year. It's a rag-top and yellow and mainly stock. It was my first major purchase after coming hone from Viet Nam. I've currently still with 5 specialty cars I bought between '72 and '87. My '67 427/435 is by far my favorite. I paid around 6 grand for it, which now sounds ludicrous. I bought around a year later a '70 Pontiac GTO Judge w/400 and paid only $2,500 at a auction I ran a car though. I like driving it during the mild winters we get with the top down. It's prone to fish-tailings but has really tight steering and sweey ride. My Vette is my favorite and I've owned many awesome cars in my collecting period from the early 70's through the late 80's when I bought a '87 twin turbo 911/930 Porsche w/505 slantnose option. I thank my 1st love my wife of 50 years for allowing me this 1 vice. I guess, she'll reap the rewards from it!

What a great father. Those memories are forever. He deserves such a great car

At speed that Corvette sounds like a WWII fighter .