Hello Corvette fans! We hope your week is off to a flying start and launching faster than a ZR1X on the drag strip.
We just returned from another fantastic weekend at Corvettes at Carlisle. The annual August spectacle continues to thrive and just set yet another record with an incredible 3,239 Fun Field registrations.
With that many Corvettes on site, it naturally was a target rich environment for spotting midyear Corvettes built between 1963 and 1967. While the #001 and #004 Grand Sports stole the show, there was no shortage of C2’s elsewhere throughout the sprawling Carlisle fairgrounds.
From Chip’s Choice to the NCRS Gallery to the swap meet to the for sale corral and beyond, C2’s continues to stun with their timeless styling and universal appeal.
We captured many of our favorite 1963-1967 Corvettes below in our Carlisle-flavored Midyear Monday gallery. Which one is your favorite? Did we capture your midyear? Let us know in the Comments section below.
We’ll have more coverage from Corvettes at Carlisle in the coming days so keep an eye here on CorvetteBlogger. In the meantime, sit back, exercise your scrolling finger, and enjoy our gallery of midyear Corvettes from Carlisle.
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Photos by Steve Burns and Keith Cornett
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Steve — nice pics! It would appear from the pics that you have a particular affinity for ’66 Corvettes, or maybe there were a disproportionate number of ’66’s at Carlisle this year due to it being their 60th Anniversary year. Or both!
There are a lot of nice ones. My favorite is the dark blue Grand Sport replica.
Not saying they weren’t there, but I didn’t see a “Split Window” at Carlisle this year. First time that’s happened in four visits. 😔
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