Customer Spotlights
Craig Vejar’s 2004 Corvette C5 has lived its entire life in Southern California, accumulating 75,000 miles while remaining remarkably well-preserved. His story highlights the reliability, timeless design, and everyday drivability that define the C5 generation.
Jim and Cindy Priebe were childhood sweethearts who married in 1982 with only one asset to their name — a 1964 C2 Corvette coupe. Though life forced them to sell it, their Corvette journey never truly ended. From a ’69 and an ’82 to a C5 Limited Edition and a Racing Yellow C7, their love story and Corvette loyalty have gone hand in hand for decades.
Some Corvettes are built fast—others are built right. This week’s Fan Friday feature introduces Morgan Hanson’s 2004 Corvette Z06 from Dallas, Texas, a Machine Silver C5 that spent four years evolving into a meticulously dialed-in performance build. Starting with the legendary LS6-powered Z06 platform, Morgan focused on thoughtful upgrades that enhance drivability, reliability, and track-ready capability without losing the soul of the car.
Steve Nelson’s 2002 Corvette, affectionately known as Red Rita, is a show-stopping C5 Convertible from Ankeny, Iowa. With a custom hood graphic pointing to the 175 mph top speed, bold red interior and engine bay accents, and over 150 awards, it has become a true crowd favorite. Red Rita isn’t just a car — it’s a rolling expression of Corvette passion and pride.
Some Corvettes are meant to be admired. Others are meant to be driven and loved. Donna Booth’s 2000 C5 Corvette is a shining example of both — a striking red icon parked under the southern sun, capturing all the right kind of attention.
