An extra gallon of paint comes with this 1966 Corvette Sting Ray currently up for sale on Craigslist in the San Francisco area.
Originally silver, this car now sports what appears to be a good red paint job, and the chrome bumpers look to be in good condition as well, at least in the photos. The seller says he has a gallon of Red Lacquer paint and another gallon of Acrylic Red enamel paint, and he’ll throw in whichever one the buyer wants.
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It’s been great fun watching how owners treat their new C8 Corvettes over the last year. While some like to baby their cars and take every precaution around them, others like to dive right in and they aren’t afraid to start taking things apart.
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The tease continues for C8 enthusiasts who want even more power.
Last month, the folks at ProCharger released a video showing two of their Corvettes – a Torch Red (with a license plate reading “WHOOSH”) and a “Bad in Black” (license plate “PSSSSH”) with the unmistakable whine of the company’s forthcoming bolt-on supercharger system very evident indeed.
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It’s our final podcast appearance for 2020 on the CORVETTE TODAY Podcast!
CorvetteBlogger founder Keith Cornett joins host Steve Garrett for a dive into the final Corvette headlines of 2020. We thank Steve for including us in his podcast rotation and thanks to your feedback, we’ll be bringing you the latest Corvette headlines in 2021 as well!
C5s continue to be the performance bargain of the Corvette world, in this writer’s opinion.
In the interest of full disclosure, I must admit that I’m partial to C5s, having even owned the same Torch Red ’97 coupe twice (it’s a long story).
But we’re sure you’ll agree that this 2002 Corvette, done in Torch Red with Light Oak interior, is one very nice sports car.
Santa has some company riding along in his sleigh this year.
Just in time for the holidays, the Bowling Green Corvette Assembly Plant’s Corvette Club made a large donation of food – some $3,000 worth purchased at Kroger – to the Salvation Army.
The final days of the 2020 Corvette Dream Giveaway are here and one lucky winner will be bringing home a 2020 Corvette Stingray, a 1962 Corvette LS3 Restomod and $45,000 to pay the taxes! CorvetteBlogger readers have been granted DOUBLE ENTRIES so get your tickets before the entry period ends on Thursday, December 31st at 11:59 PM.
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This Red/Black 1967 Corvette Sting Ray Convertible was taken sometime between December 24th-25th in Franklin, Wisconsin. The Corvette, along with two other vehicles and a ton of old GM classic car parts was scheduled to be auctioned as part of the sale from the Estate of James Drzewicki. That online auction is now underway with a scheduled end date of January 6th.
Criswell Chevrolet’s Mike Furman delivers new Corvettes to his customers who come from all across the country to work with the nation’s top individual Corvette seller.
Welcome to this holiday edition of the Corvette Delivery Dispatch. We think that any day is a great day to take delivery of a new Corvette, but it seems even more special during the holidays. In today’s blog post, Mike shares photos of his happy customers taking delivery of their 2020 and 2021 Corvettes and you’ll be singing hallelujah by the time you hit the barn finds and vintage pics section. Mike reads the comments so let us know which is your favorite in the comments section below.
Visit Mike’s facebook page for even more photos and videos of his new Corvette deliveries: CorvetteFurman.
This classy-looking 1967 Corvette convertible looks right at home in photos taken at a marina, presumably in California where this classic C2 is currently up for sale on bringatrailer.com.
With five days left in the bidding, the highest offer has reached $45,555.
