Corvette Mike’s Beautiful Video Presentation of the 1956 SR-2 Corvette Racer Dateline: 7.21.15 “Corvette Mike” of Anaheim, California, the car dealer that ONLY sells...
Lake Placid, Florida Resident’s Sano, Personalized C1 327 Corvette by Scott Teeters as republished from Vette Vues I know I’m preaching to the choir, but...
The Corvette Racing Team has proven that the Corvette is more than a match for any sports car on the planet. But in the early days, racing a production Corvette would only get you so far. To get to the next level, “purpose-built” race cars were the order of the day. Tube frames (aka “bird cages”) with a thin fiberglass or aluminum body were super lightweight and the low power-to-weight ratio made for a race car that was a handfu
When Route 66 premiered on October 7, 1960, the Corvette wasn’t just transportation — it was a symbol of freedom, adventure, and American youth culture. Explore how the C1 became one of television’s most iconic cars.
1954 Corvair Motorama Show Car 1/25 scale model benefits the “Chip Miller Charitable Foundation” at ’14 Corvettes At Carlisle By guest columnist, Don Theune (Slide Show at...
Take a comprehensive look at Corvette from C1 through C7 and discover how each generation built upon the last to create Detroit’s most successful performance icon. From the fiberglass pioneers of the 1950s to modern world-class engineering, this review traces the evolution of America’s sports car and the milestones that cemented its enduring legacy.
John Loeper’s 1954 Corvette Hot Rod – Subtitle: Dad’s advice was, “Buy American! It will last a lifetime!” by K.Scott Teeters (as originally published in Vette Vues magazine)
Corvette Restoration Expert Kevin Mackay Interviewed by Corvette Historian Scott Teeters
