Tag: Corvettes at Carlisle

Even if you don’t win the 2016 Stingray giveaway, with the addition of an extra day at Corvettes at Carlisle, everyone who attends should have plenty to celebrate.

In his own inimitable style, Mr. Regular heads to Carlisle and calls out every stereotype and bad visual mod that exists in the Corvette world.

If you couldn’t make it out to Carlisle this weekend, here’s a handful of Corvette photos that will make you even more bummed you missed it.

It appears that Corvettes at Carlisle just keeps getting better.

It’s no secret that despite the appeal of the Corvette as an everyday sports car, it has a cherished legacy in the world of racing as well. Look no further than the new C7.R, which has been heating up this year’s GT Le Mans series, for proof of that.

How’s this for a piece of Corvette history? The Corvette CERV II: it certainly would rank as one of the wildest Corvettes built by Chevy, in my opinion. The concept stems from a ’60s experiment centered on speed, and it will be on display at the upcoming Corvettes at Carlisle.

One of the highlights of Corvettes at Carlisle is the Saturday evening parade where hundreds of Corvettes make their way from the fairgrounds to downtown Carlisle. Leading the parade was Bill Miller in a classic C1 Convertible while Lance Miller was driving his 2012 Carlisle Blue Corvette ZR1. Behind them was the GM / Corvette […]