Corvette Mike is Selling these Collector Corvettes and a Hummer EV on Bring a Trailer

We like to visit with our friends over at Corvette Mike’s Anaheim, California dealership now and again to check out the highly collectible Corvettes for sale by one of the premier Corvette resellers in our hobby. Over the years, Corvette Mike has differentiated itself both with a great selection of Corvettes offered for sale as well as their ability to reach new customers by selling their cars through non-traditional means. A great example of that is on display this week as Corvette Mike is offering two collectible Corvettes and a new specialty vehicle for sale on the Bring A Trailer auction website.

Bring a Trailer has proven to be a great place to sell Corvettes and this week Corvette Mike is offering a 1967 Corvette L71 and a 40th Anniversary 1993 Coupe, and you can also bid on one of the first GMC Hummer EVs to hit the marketplace. You can read more about each of the listings below or visit Bring a Trailer to see the auction cars and their latest bids.

If you have a low-mileage or rare Corvette that you are ready to sell, contact Corvette Mike and let them know what you’ve got! Corvette Mike skips the auctions and only purchases quality Corvettes for sale from private owners. Sell your Corvette fast by selling it to Corvette Mike!

1967 Corvette Sting Ray 427/435 Convertible


If there was a “must-have” Corvette for collectors, it would certainly be the 1967 Corvette Stingray with the L71 427/435 V8 and this one from Corvette Mike checks all the boxes! This 1967 Corvette was built on April 14, 1967, for a customer who selected the L71 and also added the Transistor ignition, Positraction, and the M21 4-speed manual transmission, along with a standard soft convertible top and a push-button AM/FM radio. The car’s current owner has had it since 1991 and only 23,000 miles are showing on the odometer.


The Corvette’s Marina Blue (976AA) exterior was the second most popular color in 1967 and this one was optioned with a black vinyl interior, black convertible soft top, a black stinger stripe on the hood, and standard rally wheels currently shod with Firestone Deluxe Champion white-stripe tires. Those color codes match what is showing on the ’67s Trim Tag.


The ’67 Sting Ray Convertible is highly documented with the tank sticker, Protect-O-Plate, and it has received NCRS Top Flight award and Bloomington Gold “Survivor” Certification. Prior to this sale, the car received an inspection from Al Grenning’s Classic Car Affirmation Service which reviewed and verified the casting stamps on the L71 engine. Additionally, the Tank Sticker on the ’67 Convertible has also been validated by the NCRS in 2015.

The Bring A Trailer auction for this 1967 Corvette Sting Ray Convertible ends a little over two days from now on Thursday, March 31st.

1993 40th Anniversary Corvette Coupe

Chevrolet celebrated the Corvette’s 40th Anniversary in style with a special 40th Anniversary package that included the exclusive Ruby Red exterior and interior, as well as special anniversary badging for the low cost of $1,455. The package could be ordered on the Coupe, Convertible, and ZR1 models, and this 1993 40th Anniversary offered on Bring A Trailer is one of 4,204 coupes produced with the Z25 option code.


In addition to the Z25 40th Anniversary package, this 1993 Corvette also features a 6-speed manual transmission, removable glass roof panel, 17″ alloy “Sawblade” wheels, automatic climate control, power-adjustable sport seats, cruise control, and a Delco/Bose stereo with CD/Cassette. The 40th Anniversary Coupe has had six previous owners and has spent time in Illinois, Colorado, and California. Its CarFax report shows no accidents reported over its lifetime. Just under 40,000 miles are shown on the odometer.


The 40th Anniversary Corvette is powered by the 5.7-liter LT1 V8 which was rated at 300-horsepower and 340 lb-ft of torque. Other technological improvements for the 1993 Corvette included a sophisticated fully-independent suspension as well as the four-wheel anti-lock braking system from Bosch that was standard on all Corvettes.


The auction for the 1993 40th Anniversary Corvette Coupe closes on Thursday afternoon.

2022 GMC Hummer EV Pickup Edition 1


One of the most anticipated EV launches by General Motors is the new 2022 GMC Hummer EVs and Corvette Mike has just acquired one of the limited “Edition 1” pickup variants in Interstellar White with a black roof and black/light gray interior. The truck has a 200-kWh battery pack while an Ultium Drive e4WD system sends power to all four wheels via a combination of three electric motors that include the single motor front drive unit and dual motor rear axle units. The powertrain produces an estimated 1,000 horsepower and 11,500 lb-ft of torque.


Each Edition 1 GMC Hummer EV also comes equipped with the Extreme Off-Road package that includes 18″ wheels mounted with 305/70R18 Goodyear Wrangler Territory MT tires, rocker-panel rock sliders, underbody skid plates, and UltraVision underbody cameras. Other features include the four-corner air-ride suspension with adaptive dampers and regenerative braking with Regen on Demand and One-Pedal-Driving. One of our favorite features is the CrabWalk four-wheel steering that allows the rear wheels to turn up to 10-degrees to enable to the truck to travel diagonally.


Inside the Hummer EV Launch Edition 1 is a Lunar Horizon interior with black and light gray seats, bronze interior accents, and “Edition 1″ badging. Further details include an infotainment system that features a 13.4” color touch-screen, a Bose surround sound entertainment system and 18 different camera views. The roof has four removable transparent T-top panels to allow a near convertible driving experience. The current odometer reading is at 800 miles.

The 2022 GMC Hummer EV Pickup Edition 1 has three days to go until the auction closes on Friday, April 1st at 6:34pm ET.

Source:
Corvette Mike @ Bring a Trailer