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Lawrence Meyers’ 2019 Long Beach Red C7 Corvette Stingray is a pristine example of Corvette care and pride. With a black interior, performance exhaust, Z51 spoiler, and black badging, it has been garaged since new and has never seen a drop of rain. After five years and just 7,000 miles, this manual-transmission Stingray is as close to factory-fresh as it gets.
Mike Ragels’ 2007 C6 Corvette is the fulfillment of a childhood dream — a sleek, manual-shift machine powered by an LS2 V8. Purchased three years ago with just 35,000 miles, it now shows 57,000 and still runs like a dream. With its clean lines and classic black finish, this C6 blends performance, style, and personal history in every drive.
This week’s spotlight turns toward pure presence and precision — and Bob Moore delivers both in full with his 2021 Sebring Orange Z51 Corvette. Parked proudly in front of his home, framed by palm trees and tropical color, Bob’s C8 is a masterpiece in modern American performance design.
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.
There’s something timeless about the C5 Corvette — the sleek lines, the powerful stance, and the unmistakable growl of the LS1 engine. And for Don Brooks, that magic hasn’t faded one bit.
