Although the listing was a little light on details, this C3 was apparently owned by only one family, was last registered in 2003, and had since been sitting in a garage. The car was located in Salem, New Hampshire and the seller claimed that the frame was solid and...

From the “How Low Can You Go” department, this sale completed about a year and a half ago, and I thought it might be interesting to contrast the previous selling environment to the current one. Everybody knows that fourth-generation Corvettes are some of the biggest sports car bargains and...

A little over two years ago, bidding ended at $19,300. on this beauty and it didn’t reach the reserve price set by the seller. It was available in Lakeland, Florida, and it looked very nice. I think this unusual factory color was called Ontario Orange and it really popped...

This nice ‘73 coupe with air conditioning was auctioned by a California dealer on the BringaTrailer.com website. This was technically a one-year model due to the combination of a 5 mph front bumper and traditional chrome rear bumpers. (The 5 mph standards for rear bumpers were not implemented until...

This clean-looking ’64 Corvette roadster was sold in a 2020 online auction and it seemed well-bought at the $38,500 selling price. It was apparently sold new in California with fuel injection and a 4-speed manual transmission. The car was refurbished in the late 80s and the body was repainted in its original Daytona...

It’s hard to believe that you could find any 55-year-old car with 11,870 miles on it. That’s fewer miles than most people accumulate in a single year on their family car. But how cool is it that the car is a completely unrestored survivor 1960 Corvette? The original owner...

A little over two years ago, a Craigslist seller was asking $65,000 for this last-year C2, which may not have been too far out of line if this car was actually in the condition portrayed in the ad. These days, you can barely buy a driver-quality late C2 for less than...