1.75 Million Corvettes And Counting!

September 11, 2020 Off By Mike Vietro

1,750,000th Corvette Built Was Raffled Off

Nearly seven decades ago, Corvette #1 rolled off the hand built assembly line. Now in its eighth generation, an incredible 1,750,000 Vettes have been produced. To celebrate this achievement, and to raise some money for the National Corvette Museum, the 1.75 millionth Corvette has been raffled off.

Raffle was part of the National Corvette Museum’s ongoing fund-raising efforts, and was held September 4th, 2020, with Don Creekmore from Wichita, Kansas, taking home the prize.

Just like the first Corvette, and the one millionth Corvette, this C8 Coupe was finished in Arctic White paint with an Adrenaline Red interior. Options included the Z51 Performance Package, the top of the line 3LT trim level, magnetic ride, front lift, 5-trident spoke machined-face sterling silver aluminum wheels, and the engine appearance package.

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2020 With Z51

Silver with Black and Red Interior

This brand new 2020 C8 is on the truck and heading our way now!
These are selling fast, so buy it before it lands.

Priced under $100,000

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1965 L84 327/375hp Fuelie
Bloomington Gold and N.C.R.S. Top Flight Awards!

What Mike likes about this Corvette:

“The fuel injection era comes to an end in 1965 when only 771 Fuelie coupes and convertibles we’re built. The end of an exciting eight years of mechanical fuel Injection that was way ahead of its time on any make or model worldwide. Excluding, of course, some of the injected cars from Germany.

Fuel injection had a nice ring to it and the name was synonymous with horsepower, fuel economy, and instant gratification when you step on the gas pedal. In 1957 the 283 small block would develop 283hp, 1hp for every cubic inch. By 1965 the 327 small block Chevy was pumping out 375hp! That was quite the force to be reckoned with, and proved itself on the street and strip.

1965 also was the year that Chevrolet debuted The Mark IV Big block 396 developing 425 hp. It came out late in the year, but it sure hurt the sales of the fuel injected 327. For a mere hundred dollars more you could get another 50 hp.

The 65 ended the era and became an instant collectible, as it has been ever since the last one rolled off the assembly line. This white convertible was in a collection of a local Anaheim Corvette aficionado who had every Corvette from 1953 to 1967. He not only enjoyed owning them but completely restoring them and then took them to every show possible, getting the highest awards available at the time. We are selling this for the estate, and we welcome all questions and comments!”

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This outstanding example came to us from a local collector/restorer who restored it around ’12. It was an extensive frame-off and very correctly done, as all of his cars were. Upon completion, the car was judged Bloomington Gold and N.C.R.S. Top Flight!

Options include; L84 375hp fuel injected small block engine, M20 4-spd. manual transmission, Teak/Tele wheel, both hard and soft tops and knock off wheels wrapped in Goldline bias ply tires.

Priced to sell at $114,900

Trades maybe?
Financing yes!!!
Thrill rides no!!!

Corvette From The Inside
Signed by Author
Dave McLellan
Corvette Chief Engineer 1975-1992
Price: $25!
Other books and artwork available.

Real Kelsey Hayes Knock offs and Bolt-Ons for sale.

Tires, repro wheels, and caps.
Call for pricing.

Complete Corvette News Collection from Volume 1 Issue 1. Starting in 1957.
Priced at $3,250
We have many duplicate issues so, if you are missing one, or a few, from your personal collection, we have individual issues starting at $20 each based on availability and rarity of the volume.

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