Though the term collector car is used almost excruciatingly often, it can sometimes be interpreted quite literally: what one person collected, and is thus, a “collector car.” However, in the case of an auction happening this Saturday in Spring… more»
Corvette
Burned Toast! A Corvette Bites The Dust!
I have a hard time believing that this pile of ash that used to be a 1960 Corvette is now listed for sale here on Copart.com. Thanks to Ed VonC. for this smoking hot find! Yes. That is the real… more»
454 And A 4-Speed: 1972 Corvette Survivor
Over the years, I’ve looked at buying a C3 or C4 Corvette, but the vast majority I’ve looked at have had base level engines and automatic transmission. I don’t know about you, but if I’m going to spend the… more»
Now A Big Block: 1965 Corvette Barn Find
Corvette lovers seem to appreciate originality far more than most other car enthusiasts–it seems like the fastest way to devalue a Corvette is to deviate from stock. But what if you “upgrade” a car using stock components? Most folks… more»
Summer Fun: 1973 Corvette Convertible
This could be the perfect summertime driver. It’s not original and it’s not perfect, but those aren’t necessarily bad things when you want to enjoy your classic. Obviously, we prefer unrestored survivor cars around here, but they aren’t always… more»
If You Can’t Say Anything Nice…1977 Cabillista
Uh, I’m speechless again. Yes, I realize that happened earlier this week as well with the former Spitfire, but see, as the resident defender on staff of the C3 Corvette, I just can’t tear my eyes away from this… more»
Jewel Blue Coves: 1961 Corvette Convertible
Not that early Corvettes are exactly common, but it’s not unusual either to see a red with white coves C1 ‘Vette pop up from time to time. And while still collectible, restored examples don’t always fly off the shelves…. more»
Cleaned Up Well: 1965 Corvette Convertible
Holy cow! The difference a good detailing can make to a barn find like this Corvette is unreal. When the seller found it, it was covered in dust and bird droppings. It was so bad that you can’t even… more»
Shayne’s Amazing Sightings And Finds!
Reader Shayne J is quite the avid car hunter and has come across some pretty incredible finds in the Phoenix area. He sent over just a few of his more interest discovers, including the 1970 Mustang Boss 302 you… more»
Shots Fired! Crazy Copart Corvette
Remember all those comments you Barn Finds readers have made about once you own a car, you can do what you want with it? Remember that as you look over what was once a stock 1969 Chevrolet Corvette, available here… more»
One Owner Barn Find: 1964 Corvette Convertible
Back in 1964, a red Corvette convertible (with a hardtop for winter) was just about as cool as it got, even in car-crazy California! I’m sure this car was the envy of many folks in the Bay area at… more»
Safari Survivor: 1968 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
Sting rays never seem to appear dated, always showing off their interesting lines and great drive-train options. This Safari yellow example has been with the same owner for 37 years, and has been parked for 30 years. With a… more»
Canada Find: 1974 Corvette L82 4-Speed
When reader Ben D sent this Corvette he spotted here on VKAuctions over, I didn’t give it much thought. Yes it’s an L82 4-speed car with side pipes, but with bidding already over $8k, I figured it was already… more»
One of 50: 1986 Corvette Malcolm Konner Edition
Among limited production Corvettes, 50 is a fairly respectable number given the legions of special editions that have rolled off the assembly line. This 1986 Corvette Malcolm Konner edition was created in commemoration of one of the country’s largest… more»
A Long Story: Garage Find 1970 LS5 Corvette
Sometimes I feel like the resident defender of C3 Chevrolet Corvettes (and me a Ford guy!). I feel they offer style and substance at what is often a bargain price. This very original 1970 LS5 may not be inexpensive, but… more»
Classics at the Boatyard: Boat Museum Auction
You might expect an organization with the word “boat” in its name might to be focused on – well, boats. But given boat owners share the same affliction as hobby car owners (they might even be nuttier than us),… more»
















