A Corvette in Alaska might put a whole new meaning to “stored in winters.”

Horsepower wars were in full swing in the ’60s, and getting one horsepower per cubic inch was a pretty big deal.

This racing Corvette was meant for competition since the day it was delivered to its first owner in 1966.

This drool-worthy Marina Blue Chevrolet Corvette 427 Sting Ray Roadster featured in the latest episode of ‘Muscle Car of the Week’ looks about as clean as a ’67 gets.

Take a Corvette 427 Collector’s Edition Convertible, add some dramatic music and one of JFK’s best speeches, and the result is a stunning and spine-tingling homage to America.

by Rick Tavel Special to Corvette Forum ? 6-19-2013 All rights reserved Simple but effective. This ad summed up what most new C3 Corvette owners had, a superiority complex. With the introduction of the new generation in 1968 several new features and options were offered to the enthusiastic Corvette buyer. And with the $4320 convertible […] More »

by Rick Tavel  special to Corvette Forum ? 5-8-2013 All Rights Reserved Do Not Duplicate Without Permission It remains true even today, ?With 427 cubic inches, who needs adjectives?? I thought it only appropriate to look at another 1966 Corvette ad to follow up on last week’s ?error ad.? Last week the advertisement stated that […] More »