GAA Classic Cars turns the key on their first auction of 2026 later this month. Nearly 750 vehicles of all types are expected to cross the block inside their sprawling 8-acre facility February 19th – 21st in Greensboro, North Carolina.
The docket is expanding daily as the event draws nearer and we currently see 41 Corvettes consigned. Those Corvettes looking for new homes cover 7 of the first 8 generations and range from spicy customs, to restored classics, to your next daily driver. Almost 30% (12) of the available Corvettes are listed without reserve.
Here’s how the GAA February 2026 docket breaks down:
Among the No Reserve lots, we’re quite smitten with the 4 low-mile pace cars available. Coming out of the Cousin’s Corral No Reserve Collection, bidders can choose from a L48 / auto 1978 pace car, a yellow 1986 pace car, a 2,500-mile 1995 pace car, or a rare 6-speed 1998 pace car.
Some of our favorite cars that’ll require a minimum bid include a classic red with white coves 1958 roadster, a killer LS3 powered 1963 restomod, and the handsome Elkhart Green 1972 coupe.
Here are 3 more astounding Corvettes to keep your eye on in Greensboro.
1957 Silver/Red Restomod
Restomod Corvettes like this fantastic 1957 Roadster have been a significant part of the market for several years now. With their unique blend of modern performance balanced by unmatched classic styling, they are best of both worlds for driving enjoyment.
The silver over red roadster was built by Joey Arrington and Race Engines Plus LLC back in 2023. The build sits on an Art Morrison Chassis with modern coil over suspension and Wilwood disc brakes. Power comes from a 430hp LS3 engine that’s backed to a manual transmission with a McLeod clutch and flywheel. The listing states that it has less than 500 miles on it since the build and is kept in climate-controlled storage.
1963 Silver Red Split Window Coupe
1963 Split Window coupes remain at the top of every car collector’s wish list. This restored 1963 Corvette Sport Coupe is just one more data point on that radar. It’s finished in the highly desirable combination Sebring Silver over red vinyl interior. Other features include power steering, power windows, and a wood steering wheel. White wall tires wrap knock off wheels. The 327 cubic inch engine is backed by a 4-speed manual transmission.
2019 Torch Red/Black ZR1 Coupe
If you missed your chance to buy one of the 2,953 Corvette ZR1’s built in 2019, here’s another chance. This final-year C7 ZR1 shows just 241 miles from new on the odometer. The stomping 755hp, supercharged LT5 is mounted to an 8-speed paddle shift automatic transmission. The Torch Red over black coupe features the track-ready ZTK package, Competition Sport seats, red brake calipers, plus carbon fiber mirrors, wing, front splitter, and side rockers.
GAA Classic Cars
GAA Classic Cars February 2026 sale takes place Thursday, February 19th through Saturday, February 21st at the GAA Classic Cars facility located at 301 Norwalk Street in Greensboro, North Carolina. Doors open daily at 8:00 am, and vehicle sales begin at 9:30 am. There are three ways to bid for a vehicle and online bidding is free. Click here to review the bidding options.
Daily general admission is $20, and a 3-day pass is $50. Kids 5 and under are free.
For more information, you can reach out to [email protected] or give them a call at 1.855.862.2257.
The GAA Classic Cars February Auction can be viewed via live stream on their Facebook page and the GAA YouTube Channel. In addition, you can also watch live coverage on Racer Network.
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GAA Classic Cars is always a fun auction to go to and it always has a wide selection of vehicles. I enjoy going to all their auctions every year.
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