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1971 ZR2: Last of the 454/425hp C3s
If you thought that the ‘70 through ‘72 ZR1s were rare beasts, I’ve got yet another early-70s Corvette model that makes the total of 53 ZR1s look plentiful. But let’s first put this period of cars with high-compression engines in perspectiv...
The ZR1 Was First Offered in the 1970 Model Year
Today you can buy a ZR1 with more than 1,000 horsepower, a top speed of 233 miles per hour, and all the expected comforts. The ZR1 package in 1970 included a 370 horsepower engine as well as other performance-oriented features, but comfort ...
Rarest Corvette Model Ever Produced: 1969 ZL-1
After the introduction of the L88 engine in the ’67 model year, two years later a lightweight aluminum version of the L88 engine became available as part of the ZL-1 package.
This ‘79 Played a Crucial Role in a 1980 Facility Move
Observant Corvette aficionados will notice a disparity between the title of this article and the photo above. They might assume that the author made a glaring mistake right from the beginning. Although the title indicates a 1979 Corvette, t...
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I have owned a total of nine Corvettes: 3 C2s, 2 C3s, a C4, 2 C5s, and a Crystal Red Metallic 2008 C6 coupe that I still own. The goal of this blog is to find and publish Corvette-related content that informs and entertains readers.
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