The Corvette world seems to love rumors and GM is happy to oblige. Just a short time ago, Chevrolet patented the name “Corvette E-Ray”. What does this mean? Who knows, as GM surely is not talking. This could easily mean nothing, as automakers file dozens of patents a year. They file these patents to protect brand names, for concept cars, or maybe just to watch how people react.
Could GM be thinking about an all-electric or hybrid Corvette? I am sure GM is always thinking about what they could do sometime down the road, but could they be thinking about doing this sooner rather than later? If so, it would have to be on a greatly modified version of the C7 Corvette, as the Vette is so tuned, there’s really no room for a battery pack, electric motors, or anything that would point to [...]
Just when we thought Mike had found some of the nicest cars around, he goes and out does himself again! This time he found one of the nicest and rarest GTO’s around, a 1969, Triple Black, GTO Judge, Convertible, with a 4 speed. This is one of only 4 known to be manufactured this way. But it does not end there, this GTO Judge has 16 Factory Options!
When it comes to ‘69 GTO’s only a limited amount ever left the factory, fewer were convertibles, and prospecting gold was easier than trying to find a Black one with a stick.
In 2011, vin 170775, was found and treated to an amazing full frame off restoration to exacting details. With a total 16 options this Judge stands tall amongst its peers. The most collectible color combo of all GTO’s, this car screams Muscle Car Era from [...]
Fresh and just delivered today:
1963 Corvette with Factory AC and Loaded with Options
1963 Impala Convertible, Silver Blue, 409/340hp, 4-speed
1963 Impala Ermine White w/Red Interior (VIN 00004), 4-spd
1968 Camaro Z28, 302/290hp, 4-Speed
1981 Autumn Red/Dark Claret w/Red Interior, 1,500 Miles
1978 Indy Pace Car, L-82 Auto, 1,500 miles
Scams take all forms, but one of concern to our friends and customers are the rising number of fake auto dealers.
In the past we would get calls from people shopping for cars saying they saw a car just like the one we have, listed by somebody else, on Craig’s List or other sites like it. But now, we are getting calls from people saying that they have seen the exact same car we have for sale on other dealer’s websites. When we go to the website the customer tells us about, sure enough, there is the same car we have located in our showroom listed for sale by this unknown dealer; they even use the same description and pictures we have on our site to promote their listing.
How the scam works, these fake dealerships are just websites setup by the scammers with fake addresses in out of the way cities. They also setup [...]
