![[PICS] Poor C8 Corvette Gets Bedazzled](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2023-2/121823_3b.jpg)
Some new owners love to customize their Corvettes, and we’re generally all for it. That is until we aren’t as this Bedazzled C8 Corvette Stingray shows that some just take customizing too far.
In the quest to be unique, this owner just killed their resale value, and frankly, you’re making the rest of us sane Corvette owners look bad. So, knock it off or we’ll have to send the Corvette Police to your door.
![[PODCAST] Corvette Today #192 - Pete Callaway and the Future of Callaway Cars](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2023-2/121823_1.jpg)
It was a shock to hear about the passing of Reeves Callaway earlier this year, and his loss was felt across the automotive spectrum. Reeve’s son Pete Callaway is now leading the company and he joins your host Steve Garrett on CORVETTE TODAY for his first sit-down on the popular weekly podcast to talk about his background and the future for Callaway Cars.
Criswell Chevrolet’s Mike Furman delivers new Corvettes to his customers who come from all across the country to work with the nation’s top individual Corvette seller.
According to the Corvette Black Book, Chevy produced only two ZL-1 Corvettes in 1969 at an additional cost of $4,718.35 – only a few bucks below the base price of $4,781.
What do call the first three E-Rays to be completed by the Corvette Assembly Plant this week? A great start!
And we’re back! After a short break in the action, it’s time for another installment of our Finding a New Road series where you get to ride along as I take my 1978 Silver Anniversary Corvette through Bloomington Gold, NCRS, and MCACN judging. With a couple of months to decompress after scoring another NCRS Top Flight award, we’re rolling on to the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals for a shot at Concourse Gold and Triple Diamond accolades.
If you are still looking for that perfect Corvette to tuck in your garage before the end of the year, our friends at Corvette Mike in Anaheim, CA always have a well-rounded inventory of Corvettes from C1 to C8 to choose from. While checking out their online inventory, we’ve recently been lusting over several rare Corvettes in the collection that include everything from a 1964 Corvette fuelie tanker to a 2023 70th Anniversary Z06 still in its transport wrapper.
![[PIC] Corvette Racing's Chassis No. 1 Z06 GT3.R Revisits the Corvette Assembly Plant](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/2023-2/121423_5b.jpg)
Ok, this is pretty cool!
The all-new Z06 GT3.R race cars start production just like our C8 Corvettes do with the frame being constructed at the Corvette Assembly Plant in Bowling Green, KY.
On Wednesday, Corvette Racing driver Tommy Milner shared this photo showing how they took the Z06 GT3.R chassis no. 1 back to the assembly plant as a way to show appreciation to plant’s workers.
Chevrolet has sent the Constraints for December 2023’s order cycle to its dealers today, and as expected they only cover ordering for the Stingray and Z06, as there were zero E-Rays allocated with last week’s estimated shipping report. These orders are expected to be built sometime in late January or early February, and as usual, the constraints listed below only affect the orders going in this week, and not any previous orders accepted by GM.
