Fetching 1969 Corvette Stingray survived for years in a barn, and while it’s got some flaws, there’s a lot to like about this survivor. 

We spied this unique C3 Corvette and speculate how it was built: modified Monza part or Eckler’s Hatchback kit?

It took 26 years of waiting before a Corvette Forum member got to bring this ’67 home. But it was totally worth it.

It isn’t every day you see a low-mile, original, tan C3 Corvette. And this one even has a cool history, to boot.

Mother Nature gave this split-window ‘Vette one of the more unique paint jobs you’ll ever see.

The seller of this freshly extracted C1 Corvette committed the cardinal sin of barn finds. But there’s still plenty to like about it!

How far would someone go to preserve nature’s work on a crusty C1 Corvette? Apparently, pretty darn far!