Photo Credit: Barrett-Jackson The 2025 Corvette ZR1 is making waves as the fastest Corvette ever, boasting a 0-60 MPH time of just 2.3 seconds and a quarter-mile in 9.6 seconds at 150 MPH (with the ZTK package). While production is expected to begin in March 2025, the first retail VIN 001 will be auctioned at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale on January 25, 2025.
Chevrolet is offering this VIN 001 for charity, with 100% of proceeds benefiting the American Red Cross. The lucky bidder will fully customize their ZR1—choosing between the Convertible or Split Window Coupe, colors, and performance options like the ZTK package.
With previous VIN 001 Corvettes, like the C8 Z06, selling for millions, this auction is expected to be unforgettable. Mark your calendar and stay tuned for updates as this legendary ZR1 takes center stage! Win This 2025 Corvette ZR1 with the ZTK Performance Package!
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Photo credit and story by Mike Floyd
The Quail Postwar Sports Car Class (1961–1975)
We are thrilled to have showcased an extraordinary piece of automotive history at The Quail this year: a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray L89. This Corvette is not just rare; it’s one of the rarest C2 Stingrays ever produced. Out of the few Corvettes built with the coveted RPO L89 option—featuring aluminum cylinder heads on the L71 427 cu-in V-8—only 16 were ever made.
With a conservative rating of 435 horsepower, this L89 Stingray represents the pinnacle of performance for its era. What makes this particular car even more special is its California specification, reportedly one of only two L89 Corvettes equipped with factory smog equipment.
Recently acquired by Corvette Mike, this stunning example
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Students Rebuild Classic 1967 Corvette Convertible at Capital Region BOCES COLONIE, N.Y.
Students from the Capital Region BOCES automotive trades technology program are hard at work restoring a legendary 1967 Corvette convertible. Initially brought in for minor repairs, the project has evolved significantly over the past four years under the care of these dedicated students.
Rising senior Joe Berube from Cobleskill-Richmondville High School, who aspires to be an automotive engineer, shared his enthusiasm: “It’s a good experience. Hopefully, it will be done by the time we complete our senior year.”
Nolan DiLorenzo, a rising senior from Shenendehowa, echoed his sentiments: “I like old cars and I enjoy the work I am getting to do on this. It allows us to see how the technology was and how it has
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Mike Takes First Look At What 1,064hp Will Do To The SUPERCAR World!!
Mike is attending the NCRS 2024 Nationals in Hampton Roads, VA, where his 1967 Marina Blue L89 is being judged for Duntov Mark of Excellence Award. In the parking lot, Corvette Chief Engineer John Holder was spotted showing off his 2025 ZR1.
Pictures courtesy of Corvette Mike
This ZR1 appears to be the same Riptide Blue Corvette ZR1 Coupe that was shown to Assembly Plant employees during the live reveal on July 25th. It features the same Carbon Fiber split-window engine hatch and the two-tone Sky Cool Gray interior.< [...]
Mike’s 1967 Marina Blue L89 Hedding to 2024 NCRS Nationals
The National Corvette Restorers Society (NCRS) is set to host its 2024 National Convention in Hampton Roads, Virginia, from Sunday, August 4th through Thursday, August 8th. This annual event is a must-attend for Corvette enthusiasts and restorers.
The convention will feature special displays of rare and significant Corvettes. These exhibits provide a unique opportunity to see some of the most iconic models up close.
The NCRS National Convention is not just about the cars; it’s about the community. Social gatherings, including welcome recepti [...]
