It is hard to believe but we have already reached the end of the second week of our countdown of the Best Corvettes from each decade and it is time to reveal our greatest Corvette of the 1960s. As most of you have probably guessed, especially with the ’63 out of the way at #2, Corvette Blogger’s greatest of the 60s is the 1967 version.
If you’ve passed the National Corvette Museum and the NCM Motorsports Park in the last week while driving down I-65 after sunset, you couldn’t help but notice the massive Christmas light display on the southeast side of I-65. Bowling Green, Kentucky, hasn’t had a significant community light display in several years, but the National Corvette Museum and Motorsports Park decided to pick up the torch and light up the skies with their Christmas Light Experience this year.
If you have purchased a new 2019 Corvette in the last year, you only have a limited time to take advantage of the subsidized discount offered by Chevrolet to attend the Ron Fellow’s Corvette Owners School at Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club.
We hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
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We’ve heard of father-son bonding over Corvettes, but this video takes it to a whole new level.
In fact, apparently even a criminal level.
Looking for a great gift for the Corvette enthusiast in your life, even if that person is you?
Check out the NCM Motorsports Park and their Corvette Experience which gives participants the opportunity to drive a Corvette on the NCM’s 3.2-mile track in Bowling Green, KY. The track is now taking reservations for next year where participants will be able to drive a new 2020 Corvette Stingray!
Continuing our countdown of the best Corvettes from each decade of its existence today is the 1963 Sting Ray, our second place ‘Vette from the swinging sixties. 1963 saw the first ever clean sheet redesign of America’s Sports Car.
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Here’s a pretty cool video from WKYC in Cleveland featuring Corvette Exterior Design Manager Kirk Bennion and a 2020 Corvette Stingray with the High Wing.
Here’s an early Christmas present from Chevrolet. You can now build and price the 2020 Corvette Stingray Convertible at Chevrolet.com.
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It’s the amazing car show with the long name. “Ma-kack-en”, as the cool kids call it, takes place each year in Chicago on the weekend prior to Thanksgiving. More formally it’s the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals (MCACN) and it’s without a doubt one of the top car shows in the country. There’s a reason it’s often referred to as the “Pebble Beach of muscle cars”.
