5 Corvette Images to Print for Last Minute Holiday Cards

1. Carrying the Christmas Tree Card

It is a Corvette carrying a Christmas tree in winter snow with holiday decorations all around it. This image is as Christmas-y as you can get. Your family won't even know you printed this at home. For more images of this Corvette bringing home the tree, check out this forum thread.

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2. Christmas Tree Card

This image is perfect for a colleague or maybe for a Secret Santa gift. The tree's needles and Corvette logo are enough to prove this is a holiday card for a Corvette fan. It also looks common enough that they won't even suspect it was last minute. Click here for the full image. 

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3. Shoving Down the Chimney Card

This image was posted by forum member BeaZt, and it possesses holiday spirit with a little humor. The gift receiver will get a kick out of this and maybe even put it up on their desk or keep it in their home until the holidays are over. 

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4. Santa Posing with Corvette Card

It's Santa posing with a nice, red Corvette. This looks real enough to seem like it is part of your personal greeting card pack. While you might think it is impersonal, it still beats them suspecting it was printed at the last minute. Click here for the full image. 

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5. Happy Holidays Vintage Interior Card

This is the most customized one on the list, so even though it doesn't display a tree or Santa, you could still add them afterwards. The best and quickest thing you could do is write "Happy Holiday" using Photoshop or Paint. No one will ever suspect it's not a typical Christmas image. For the full image, click here. 

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