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Mco Shark


Video Interview With Rick Walker, Owner of a Most Beautiful 1976 Short Tail Silva Maco Shark Corvette – Video

The 2018 Corvettes at Carlisle event is history and from what I have heard from Vette Vues editor, Bonnie Wolf and out Corvette friend, Rick Walker, it was a beautiful show! Rick is no stranger to Corvette Report. I met Rick at the 2011 Corvettes at Carlisle show when he was part of 2011 Chip’s Choice Display of “Barn Finds.”

Pamela Hirschhorn of NortheastWheelsEvents.com caught up with Rick and his beautiful 1976 Short Tail Maco Shark, and posted this very nice video on their YouYube channel

Hanspeter Boehi’s REBORN 1965 Mako Shark-II Corvette – VIDEO

Discover how Hanspeter Bohi brought the 1965 Mako Shark II Corvette back to life in an extraordinary recreation of GM’s iconic dream car. With meticulous craftsmanship and deep respect for the original concept, this reborn Mako captures the dramatic styling, innovation and bold design language that influenced generations of Corvette evolution.

1974 John Silva Maco Shark Corvette Build Project

Dive into the 1974 Silva Maco Shark Corvette build project, where Mako Shark-inspired design meets classic C3 performance. This ambitious transformation captures the wild creativity of the 1970s custom era, blending aggressive bodywork, show-car flair and Corvette heritage into a one-of-a-kind machine that stands out in any crowd.

Mako Shark Attack Week!!! The Motion / Silva Macos

Explore the wild world of the Motion-Silva Macos — dramatic Mako Shark-inspired Corvettes transformed with Baldwin-Motion performance and aggressive styling. Born from the show car era and fueled by big-block ambition, these rare customs blended concept-car looks with street-dominating power, creating some of the boldest Corvette interpretations ever built.

Vette Videos: SUPER RARE, One-of-a-Kind 1972 Motion Moray Eel Corvette

Vette Videos: SUPER RARE, One-of-a-Kind 1972 Motion Moray Eel Corvette

The last of Rosen’s Sharks was the Moray Eel. Built on a ‘72 Corvette, the Moray Eel was part Maco Shark, part Manta Ray. The flip front end was devoid of scoops, vents, pop-up or fared-in headlights and featured the Mako Shark II-style hood bludge. The roof section was pure Maco and the back end had the rear flipper-spoiler from the Manta Ray. The car shown here was the one and only Moray Eel built. As an aside, when the car was originally painted, something went terribly wrong with the paint. What was supposed to be pearl yellow turned out to be lime green. The paint was corrected when the car was totally restored in 2006.

Baldwin-Motion Phase III Shark Corvettes: History & Rarity

Delve into the fascinating story of the Baldwin-Motion Phase III Shark Corvettes — ultra-rare, high-performance Corvettes built by Motion Performance and Baldwin Chevrolet between 1969 and 1971. From bespoke styling cues to big-block performance and record-setting potential, discover what makes these Phase III supercars legends in Corvette history.