To Whom It May Concern:
I have purchased a 1966 Chevrolet Corvette coupe VIN #: 194376 S 113963
I am seeking information for its restoration. As part of that restoration I would like to trace its history through all previous owners, if possible.
The Vehicle was manufactured on Feb. 15, 1966, at Chevrolet – St. Louis and was shipped to…
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We are offering this Dallara IR-02 indy car for rent. HSR, SVRA, track and test days available. This car is professionally prepared and powered by a 750 HP Chevrolet GEN II engine. For more information check our"arrive and…
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The 1960s saw manufacturers building engines for their product lines that generally topped out near 450 to 460 cubic inches, but not necessarily divided into different engine families.
As far as differentiating engine series, Chevrolet could be viewed as the most successful OEM. What is now known as the…
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Beautiful, fluid, and rare. 107 units were made. This was Ford’s answer to Ferrari. In 2014, one sold at auction for $7,000,000.…
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At one point in its life, this 1959 Chevrolet Corvette was sold for $800. Two men each split the cost to acquire this car back in 1974, but now it's destined to cross an auction block in Arizona for a far greater figure. Let's back up a bit, though, as the story of the Purple People Eater runs deeper than this. What we're dealing with here is an iconic American race car that dominated nearly…
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This is a good story about the passion and expertise of the Collector Car industry - Read on :-))))
Photo via Columbus Dispatch
Written by David Traver…
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Proposed track layout for motorsports park at National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Image courtesy of National Corvette Museum
Although it’s still far from a certainty and at least a couple of years…
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Photo courtesy RM Auctions
Illustrating the depth of the top-end sales at the recent RM Auctions event at the glamorous Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix,…
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Photos courtesy RM Auctions
Six years ago, the oldest production Corvette in existence, Corvette #003, sold for $1,080,000 at Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale sale. RM Auctions is not expecting a repeat of that sale when the…
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The story of XP-819, the one-off rear-engine experimental Corvette that Chevrolet built in 1964, begins not with Zora Arkus-Duntov, the famed godfather of the Corvette whom…
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Photo by Pete Lyons, courtesy Terry Lietzau
When Chevrolet entered the pony car segment with the Camaro in 1967, it faced an uphill battle. Ford already had the segment locked down, and the bowtie…
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