Mecum Kissimmee to Feature 12 Corvettes from the Chuck Ungurean Collection

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Mecum Kissimmee to Feature 12 Corvettes from the Chuck Ungurean Collection

Mecum Auctions has announced that they’ll be offering 12 Corvettes from the Chuck Ungurean collection at their Kissimmee, Florida sale later this month. All dozen cars will be selling without reserve when they cross the auction block on Saturday, January 28th, 2012. Included among the spectacular lots are a 1969 L88, a 1972 ZR-1, and a pair of black 1967 L71’s.

The unique collection contains Corvettes from every generation except the 5th. The early cars consist of a 1953, VIN 153 and a Venetian Red 1957 fuelie. Midyears are represented by a matching set of 1967’s finished in black with saddle interiors. The coupe and convertible are being sold as a pair. Shark fans can pick from a 1969 L88 coupe, an unrestored 1972 A/C LT-1, and an uber rare 1972 ZR-1 coupe.

Later model cars are comprised of ultra-low mile examples including a 1991 Callaway with 1,217 miles on the clock. We’re pretty sure this is the car we found on eBay just over a year ago. Other C4’s include a pair of Grand Sports, coupe and convertible, with red interiors in addition to a Polo Green 1994 ZR1 with 3,400 original miles. C6 fans will note the 1-of-399 2007 Ron Fellows edition Z06 that’s basically brand new with 18 miles on it.

All of the lots will cross the block on Saturday January 28th starting around 2:15pm eastern. Here’s a list of all the cars from the Chuck Ungurean collection.

1953 Roadster 1994 ZR-1 1957 Fuelie
1967 Coupe 1967 Convertible 1991 Callaway
1972 Coupe 1969 Coupe 1996 Grand Sport Convertible
1996 Grand Sport Coupe 2007 Ron Fellows Z06 1972 ZR-1 Coupe

We’ll have more coverage of Mecum’s Kissimmee sale (and all of the January auctions) coming up over the next couple weeks so stay tuned to CorvetteBlogger to see more Corvettes that will be up for grabs.


Source:
Mecum Auction

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