Customer Spotlights
Roger Wait sold his first Corvette to pay for his wedding in 1978. He sold his second — a C1 he kept for 20 years — in tears. The money from that sale went toward the car he'd always wanted: a 1963 split-window coupe, L76 327, four-speed, one of an estimated 8 to 10 in the entire United Kingdom. Only 10,594 were ever built, in a single model year. Click to read the full story.
Frank Harris bought his first Corvette at 17. He's now 80. That's 14 Corvettes across 66 years — from a 1959 283 with two four-barrels all the way to a 2025 Red Mist Metallic C8 Stingray with Natural interior and a full-length carbon fiber racing stripe. A Corvette lover forever, and the photos prove it. Click to read the full story.
Alec Beange's 1974 C3 Stingray lives in New Zealand — and under the hood sits a fully rebuilt, dyno-tuned 454 big block making 430 horsepower and 850 ft-lbs of torque at the rear wheels. The 454 was only offered in a Corvette for one more year after this one, and Alec's version makes the most of that legacy. Click to read the full story.
Eric Talbot spent 18 months searching for the perfect Corvette — and found his 2012 Grand Sport just in time for his 40th birthday, continuing a passion passed down from his father.
Jake Peters’ Corvette journey began in 1969 with a 427-powered convertible bought straight off the showroom floor. Today, his Torch Red Grand Sport carries that same passion forward decades later.
