Kruse International posted the results of their auction held October 6th-8th in conjunction with the great automotive show and swap meet in Hershey, PA. Over 300 autos were scheduled including 13 Corvettes. The high for Corvettes was a 1961 Honduras Maroon Convertible which sold for $131,000. The low winning bid was for a 1978 Silver/Beige Corvette Coupe at $12,250. Corvette Auction Results:
| Year/Model | Price | Bid Type |
| 1957 Convertible | $85,000 | Final Bid |
| 1959 Convertible | $48,500 | SOLD |
| 1959 Convertible | $52,500 | Final Bid |
| 1961 Convertible | $131,000 | SOLD |
| 1964 Convertible | $40,000 | SOLD |
| 1969 Convertible | $20,250 | SOLD |
| 1973 Coupe | $22,000 | Final Bid |
| 1977 Coupe | $8,750 | Final Bid |
| 1978 Coupe | $12,250 | SOLD |
| 1978 Pace Car Coupe | $30,000 | Final Bid |
| 1982 Coupe | $15,500 | SOLD |
| 1987 Coupe | $17,100 | SOLD |
| 1987 Coupe | $20,000 | SOLD |
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