Tell Us About Your Corvette

Rick bought his 1969 Stingray in 1973 and never let it go. Fifty-three years later it wears fresh Fathom Green paint, factory side exhaust, and its original 350 block — bored and stroked to 383 and now fuel injected. Here's why he took a car he'd owned that long all the way down to the frame. Click to read the full story!

Cary Gottschalk ordered a 2020 Corvette and never got one — the plant shut down, the order bank closed, and GM told him his car would have to be a 2021 instead. So he changed the colour, waited nineteen months, and took delivery of something that didn't exist when he first signed. What he's done to it since is a longer list than he can remember.

Mel Pempsell walked into Modern Chevrolet, spotted a red C4 in the showroom, checked the odometer — 6,200 original miles from the dealership owner's personal collection — and bought it. The 1989 Bright Red coupe is photographed in front of the last remaining shell-shaped Shell service station in the United States, a 1930 landmark in Winston-Salem, NC, on the National Register of Historic Places. It's one of our favorite photos yet. Click to read the full story.