Month: November 2009

DigitalCorvettes.com Founder Patrick Gramm premiered the first episode of his new online show “Vette Garage: The Series” last week with the film crew visiting Pfadt Race Engineering in Utah. The new series has all the typical elements found on reality shows including the drama of faulty tire pressure gauges! High production values and a corvette-performance theme will make this new show from the creator of “Vette Girl” and “Vette Dogs” a must watch!

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GJ in Florida submitted this 1998 Corvette Coupe to Corvette Values:

1998 Corvette Coupe. VIN 1G1YY22G8W5109XXX. Rare RPO 58U Aztec Gold exterior paint, Light Oak leather interior and black dash. 345 hp LS1, automatic transmission, 35K Miles. Corvette is in Show condition. Documentation includes internal GM memos regarding Aztec Gold paint. Signed by Wil Cooksey. Multiple trophy winner, displayed at National Corvette Museum.

Find out how we valued this Corvette after the jump. [More]

As thousands of shoppers hit area malls, some car shoppers should consider stopping at an auto dealership.

In a turmoil stricken year for the automotive industry it will likely come as no surprise that there was a monumental shift in the Total Value Award winners compared to just a year ago.

The National Corvette Museum celebrated their second-annual tradition this year during the first weekend in November. Three days of festivities were planned in honor of our U.S. veterans.

Nearly 150 veterans were included in the long-weekend of events, which included drag racing, golf cart autocross, tours, scavenger hunts, poker runs, a formal banquet and more. A Bowling Green Veterans Day Parade topped the cake on Saturday.

No Corvette required upon admission, only $10.

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With the introduction of its new 370Z Roadster and race-track tuned Nismo, Nissan has a triple play going in the sports car game.

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With the holidays now upon us, need a fun yet unique gift for your devoted Corvette spouse?

CarCrazyDesks.com is a good start.

• They sell furniture.
• They customize all orders.
• They recycle using old products.
• They cater to one niche market – Corvette enthusiasts!

The company is in business to recycle rear-ends of C5/C6 Corvettes and turn them into furniture! Their work not only includes customized Corvette desks, but also Corvette shelving, bars and barbeque grills!

So begin shopping for that perfect gift… check out CrazyCarDesks.com. But, be prepared to spend a pretty penny. Their desks alone cost $2,300.

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Some Corvette enthusiasts just can’t seem to get enough.

For instance, the owner of this beautiful white C6 Corvette likely felt a need to impress his crowd of roaring fans. So, he made a simple (yet stupid) adjustment to his ‘Vette. He added a Nitrous Oxide System (NOS).

And look what happens… Don’t ruin your ‘Vette too. Be smart.  Check out the video after the jump.

Click here for NOS FAQs to consider before you repeat this dummy.

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The National Corvette Museum released a neat video that showcases all the exhibits and other interactive offerings. Included is a look at the Museum’s new expansion which was completed in time for the 15th Anniversary celebration this past Labor Day.