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This ’71 Convertible was ordered new in Sunflower Yellow and according to the ad description, it has always been garaged. The seller claims that the underside is spotless, so I assume that the frame and birdcage are rock-solid. This C3 was...
With all the hoopla over the new C8 variants (Z06, ZR1, ZR1X, upcoming Grand Sport, etc.), it seems to me that any focus on the previous few generations has evaporated. Not all of us can afford Corvettes costing nearly six figures (a...
In the digital versus analog world, I am an analog guy. This is probably because I’m older and tend to value simplicity over complexity. When I was young, the cars I grew up around were simple machines that could be maintained and re...
Doug Mirabelli was an important part of the 2004 World Series championship for the Boston Red Sox. The former Red Sox catcher once owned the Tuxedo Black Sting Ray shown above, and this ‘66 small-block coupe is now up for sale on Hag...
The C1 ditched the “Blue Flame” six-cylinder engine at the end of the 1955 model year, and Corvettes have since been powered only by V8 engines. This car has had the original engine replaced with a much newer 350ci powerplant, but the origi...
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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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