By Jim TraversDec 97
There are times when finding an original, unrestored classic can be like striking gold—even if the paint has faded.
By Chris TonnNov 121
The looks are magnificently period-appropriate. And a 283 small block breathes through a sonorous side-exit exhaust.
By Jim VolgarinoOct 42
A rolling chassis has no engine, transmission, and possibly no differential gears. Should you consider buying a roller?
By Jim VolgarinoJul 205
Seller John Garofalo describes the last split-window car as perhaps “the most desirable and sought-after Corvette ever produced.”
By Jim TraversApr 140
The '54 Vette is a remarkably well preserved example. And it comes complete with an assortment of hard-to-find and original components.
By Daniel GrayMar 20
The ’63 split-window Corvette is not symmetrical. The off-kilter design was modified by long succession of famous car builders.
By Jason LancasterApr 1620
Okay, so let’s just get it out there upfront — there is no real conclusion to this topic, and never will be. It’s largely based on opinion, which differs person to person. That being said, you can gather a good bit by looking at the cars from each decade. Whether you’re looking for an investment or just trying to...
Joe Clevenger has been a car nut since he was a teenager. But this electrical contractor from Kansas City, Missouri has taken his skills and design to a whole new level. And eBay has always helped out this car guy. After graduating from a vocational high school, Clevenger was hired at a local Chevrolet dealership,...
By Neil J. HelfgotJan 80
eBay Listing: 1956 Chevrolet Corvette SR-2 – the very first GM sponsored Corvette Race Car Fathers and sons have a special relationship when it comes to cars. Time spent in garages, at car shows, rebuilding, building, or tearing apart cars can cement their bond. We dare to say that Harley Earl, like many a father...
By Jason LancasterOct 170
Photo source: legos.com Legos have been used to create impressive model vehicles in the past, but Dave Slater, aka brickdater, has created a remarkable 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. Dave has been infatuated with the ’69 C3 Corvette Stingray for as long as he can remember, and rather than forking over the money...
By Jason LancasterSep 26
A rare first batch 1963 Corvette Stingray ZO6 has been raced, lost, and then found again. Now, it will be displayed and auctioned off for the world to see. Get ready to drool and pull out your wallet, this ZO6 comes with a great story to complement its amazing condition. The bidding could be record setting.
By Jason LancasterJul 1413
Photo credit: Steve Fecht for Chevrolet On February 12th, 2014, the earth opened up and swallowed eight rare Corvettes. Ever since that day (“Vette-steria”?), the automotive world has been hanging on every bit of information we can get about the cars and process of rebuilding. As the world watched in horror as...
By Neil J. HelfgotMay 127
eBay Listing: 1961 Chevrolet Corvette LS3 Pro Touring Custom Interior Corvettes are great whether unmodified or highly modified. The C1 built from 1953-1962 was a monumental car for Chevrolet, and while some deserve to be preserved in their original form for posterity, those highly modified examples only seem to make...
By eBay MotorsMar 100
IAMAUTO Corvette by West Coast Customs The team at West Coast Customs took will.i.am’s idea of a classic 1959 Corvette and fused it with the modern amenities of a 2008 Corvette. Features include a custom hand-fabricated front end, white wall rims from Colorado Customs, Continental tires, a reupholstered interior...
By Jason LancasterMar 72
On February 12th of 2014, the ground opened up in the early hours of the morning at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. This shocking event rocked the auto enthusiast world as the 40 foot wide sinkhole swallowed 8 dream cars. Now, efforts are beginning to recover the lost cars, but it won’t be...
By eBay MotorsJan 240
eBay Listing: 1968 Chevrolet Corvette – Car Craft Magazine cover model With the progressive presence of digital media, a generation that used to read car magazines cover-to-cover is fading away. Today we bring you a story that should illicit a set of memories and cause you to open up that box of buff car mags hidden...
FRP Customs is known for doing complete frame-off restorations, resto-mods, and custom car design. We couldn’t stop drooling over a unique 1978 Chevrolet Corvette — which showcased ARC Audio‘s expressive and articulate audio equipment — in their booth at the 2014 International CES show. The initial plan was to restore...
By James RaiaDec 40
Like in many other areas of my life, my inspiration for my Collections on eBay came from my parents. Neither my mother nor my father were mechanics, in car sales or had anything to do with the auto industry. But for as long as I can remember, my father bought the family at least a half-dozen cool cars. My father...
By Grassroots MotorsportsJul 260
by Alan Cesar Ultimate is unambiguous. It’s the pinnacle of achievement, the best there is. We put on the Ultimate Track Car Challenge to find the fastest car out there. Period. Lap times don’t lie, and if you’re not first, you might as well be last: Losers are not the ultimate. We choose Virginia International...
By Grassroots MotorsportsJun 150
Many people picture a concours as an uppity-type of affair–one filled with Rolls-Royces, champagne, Grey Poupon mustard and fancy picnics on the lawn. If this is the case – and it often is – then the Greenwich Concours d’Elegance in Greenwich, Connecticut, is a little different than your average concours. While it had...