Good news Corvette fans. Car show season will be here before we know it. In a sure sign of warmer weather, Bloomington Gold has recently opened up registration for their 2020 Indianapolis event. This year’s show will take place June 25th – 27th once again at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
How often does a one-owner 1968 Corvette with less than 65,000 miles come on the market these days?
Not very often, but that’s the case this week with this Cordovan Maroon convertible up for sale at no reserve on eBay. Already, 25 bids have pushed the price to $20,300, with the auction slated to run through 8:45 p.m. next Sunday, Jan. 19.
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Want to know what it’s like to own and drive a classic Corvette?
1967 Sting Ray owner Matt Euson gives us the ins, outs, and more when it comes to owning a classic C2 Corvette in this new video released Tuesday from Petrolicious. The video offers Matt’s perspective of classic car ownership as he drives his Black/Black ’67 Coupe on two-lane roads through the Indiana countryside complete with rolling hills and covered bridges.
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This post has been updated to reflect an update we received from Chevrolet regarding Japanese ordering of the C8 Corvette
When Chevrolet’s designers and engineers began laying out their goals for creating the C8 Corvette, they made sure that the new car would finally be available as a right-hand-drive model that would be offered for sale in markets that include the UK, Australia, and Japan.
The emotional connection between a man and his Corvette is hard for some people to understand.
Not for 23-year-old NASCAR driver Erik Jones.
It may go against the purist tradition, but we’ve always felt that the ’53-’55 Corvettes look so much sportier without the factory hubcaps.
Case in point: this 1954 custom convertible that will go on the block at the Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale later this week.
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The auction world turns its focus from Kissimmee to Scottsdale this week as Barrett-Jackson kicks off.
There is a ton of excitement in the air as the first retail 2020 Corvette Stingray will be offered with the proceeds going to charity. But VIN 001 isn’t the only new 2020 Corvette on display.
The Callaway Cars name is known far and wide for its high-performance Corvette variants and other specialty sports cars over the years, but you may not know that Callaway offers similar supercharger upgrades for GM Trucks and SUVs. So when we hear calls from Corvette enthusiasts clamoring for a Corvette-branded SUV, we say “Well, what about Callaway?”
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One of the cool personalized options that C8 Corvette owners can choose is to have a personalized interior plaque with your name that is displayed inside the car.
You can order one as a standalone option with option BV4 which will cost an additional $200. That version is the plaque at the top of the photo. Buyers who opt for the R8C Museum Delivery will automatically receive the plaque on the bottom which features the NCM logo.
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