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Corvette enthusiasts rejoice with a hint of disappointment! Chevrolet has unveiled two stunning limited-edition C8 Corvettes, the CERV I and Heritage, but there’s a catch – they’re exclusive to Japan.
CERV I: A Blast from the Past:
The CERV I pays tribute to the 1959 Chevrolet Experimental Research Vehicle (CERV), the visionary single-seater that paved the way for the Corvette’s mid-engine revolution. It boasts a head-turning Silver Flare Metallic exterior with bold blue stripes, echoing its historical inspiration.
Heritage Edition: A Timeless Classic:
The Heritage Edition throws it back to the very beginning, honoring the legendary 1953 C1 Corvette. A sophisticated Seawolf dark gray exterior sets the stage, accented by vibrant Edge Yellow brake calipers and sharp 20-inch five double-spoke wheels.
Modern Muscle Meets Classic Charm:
Photo Credit: Troy WorrellHow this rare 1967 427/400 AC Auto A. I. R. Corvette Convertible was found….I wanted to share with you the story of how I came to acquire this very rare and unique Corvette. It all started back around circa 1985 . . .
My sales manager at that time, was Mike C. On yet another sunny and perfect day in Orange County, CA, he took a call from a tipsy guy who claimed he had a ’67 (Sunfire) yellow Corvette convertible with a black leather interior and a 400 hp 427.
Wait, it gets better. Imagine a 400 with AC, automatic, and A. I. R. (smog pump), a convertible with full power options, headrests and a vinyl hardtop missing as well as the center caps on what looked like original Kelsey Hayes aluminum wheels. Pinch me, am I dreaming?
Missing? Yes, he claimed
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Corvette Mike is an official sponsor of the 2024 La Jolla Concours d’Elegance which is just a little over a month away! Sunday, April 21st, 2024 9AM-4PM – Ellen Browning Scripps Park, 1133 Coast Blvd, La Jolla, CA.
This year the Concours is celebrating the Timeless Elegance of the Roaring 20’s and the Glamorous 30’s.
There will also be a special Corvette area and they are looking for a show worthy 1953 and a 1996 example to compete in this years event, Click Here to register.
Returning to the shores of La Jolla, CA, the La Jolla Concours d’Elegance, celebrates its 18th year of automotive excellence Sunday April 19th, 2023. Earning a reputation as one of the finest internationally renowned classic automobile showcases in the world, the La Jolla Concours continues to attract discerning car enthusiasts from around
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Take a look at this fresh photo of the new Corvettes at the Corvette Assembly Plant, poised for dispatch! At first glance, it looked like a snowy landscape, but it turns out those are brand-new Corvettes cloaked in their shipping covers, all set for delivery to dealerships for customers. It seems like Jack Cooper Transport might be struggling to keep pace.
As we welcome March, it’s an opportune moment to review some production insights and assess our current status. For these discussions, we refer to Roger Kiel’s Unofficial Production Estimate.
Early in the month, the plant ran some overtime shifts, and just this past week, production exceeded 200 units on several days. The E-Rays are on an upward trajectory, with 30 units produced during the week of February 19th, though this week saw a dip to 15 units through Thursday.
National Corvette Museum Begins
Search for a New Leader
Photo Credit: National Corvette MuseumThe National Corvette Museum Board of Directors is actively seeking a new CEO following the departure of Sharon Brawner, who served as president and CEO until earlier this month. In the interim, Bryce Burklow is fulfilling the role of Chief Operating Officer until a permanent successor is appointed.
Kaye Wagner, Chair of the Board, expressed the commitment to advancing the search for new leadership while maintaining the museum’s legacy and connections to staff, donors, members, and the Corvette community. In a message to the “members of the Corvette Community,” Wagner emphasized the importance of continuing the museum’s progress of the past 30 years.
Wagner highlighted the museum’s achievements, including expanding exhibits, educational programs, enhancing visitor experiences, and hosting memorable events. She credited this progress to [...]
