Yesterday was a sunny day on Colorado's Front Range. A local Chevy dealership that specializes in late model Corvettes had their first monthly gathering of Corvettes and coffee for the season.

For this time of the year, there was good attendance with quite a few cars showing up.

Took a few photos and sorry to say that only 2 C3s were present in this parking lot. If there were others, they must have been parked elsewhere and I missed them.

Most of the crowd represented C6s with a smattering of C4s and 5s. Several area Corvette clubs were represented and all in all, was a great way to shake off the cold and snow to get together for lots of bench racing.

A one-owner '73 car. Always great to run into guys who hung on to their once-new cars.





My old mule next to a pile of melting snow. Shoulda worn my Sorrel's!





A club buddy owns this really nice small-block convertible and brought it out to warm the fluids.



I didn't get a chance to talk to the owner of this road rocket so maybe you guys can ID what style racer it follows. I don't think it's a GT1 car but something along those lines. Note the C4 nose from the previous picture. Sportin' 2 aluminum radiators on either side plus it has AC, heater, and a stereo too. Lambeau doors were powered. No sweatin driving this thing around.





Late models galore...



The new ones are not my thing but I am fascinated by where the technological evolution has matured. I about choked, too, reading the prices. Holy smokes, GM sure is proud of them units.

Spring is coming and looking forward to more sunny days. Thanks for stopping by.