It seems that a vintage Corvette has found itself at the center of an interesting gambling issue. And the most disappointing part is that a New York State fire department will be forced to bear the burden of the loss.

A blogger learned about the whereabouts of a ’65 Corvette barn-find while attending the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Brian Hobaugh’s ’65 Corvette is one of the baddest cars around: one that inspires confidence in its driver, and fear in its competitors. It’s also drop-dead gorgeous.

For sale at auction: a 1965 C2 Corvette cut-away, which was designed as a display to showcase everything from the car’s engine to the four-wheel independent suspension.

Compared with the C7, which features an 18.5-gallon tank, this rare 1965 C2 sports a 36-gallon fuel hauler, almost double that of the new Stingray.

We could just label it “weird,” but the fact that someone would take the engine of a 1965 Corvette and use it to power a mobile bathroom might deserve its own special category.

OK, folks, let’s pull all our resources together for this one because the unthinkable happened this past weekend at the Woodward Dream Cruise – a Corvette owner’s classic 1965 model was stolen.