Customer Spotlights
Ray Thompson dreamed about owning a Corvette for years before finally buying one. His 2022 Stingray HTC wears Caffeine Metallic with Carbon Flash accents — a complex color that shifts in the light, photographed beautifully against the limestone cliffs of Red Rock Canyon. With an ACS splitter, a Soler throttle controller, and an AWE catback exhaust, it's a build made with intention. Click to read the full story.
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.
Dwight Raine wanted a Corvette from the age of 12. He bought his first one at 66 — a 2026 C8 Stingray Z51 in Blade Silver Metallic, a brand-new color for 2026, with the first-ever asymmetrical Adrenaline Red interior in Corvette history. Fifty-four years of patience produced one of the best-spec'd C8s we've seen. Click to read the full story.
When Octane met his future wife, she was 20 years old with Corvette posters on her bedroom wall. Thirty-five years of marriage later, he's driving a 1972 white Stingray convertible — and the 4-speed, chrome-bumpered C3 is one of the last of its kind. 1972 was the final year for chrome front bumpers on a Corvette. Click to read the full story.
