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Corvettology. No worries, yours is there too.
TCCT offers a brief overview of the Chevrolet Corvette, from the cheapest to the most expensive models, with a focus on the Mecum auction in Kissimmee. The article highlights the vast range of Corvettes available to collectors, from the early C4 series to the rare and valuable L88-powered Corvette C2. Prices for Corvettes at the auction ranged from $3,000 to $1.85 million. The article concludes with the reminder that these cars are American legends.
In the eyes of an outsider, our world might seem small and flat, but the reality is anything but. There are collectors who buy cars for concourses, others who wish to race them on a track and those who prefer regularity races or revival rallies. There’s also a wide selection of cars to collect, pre-war models, 70’s classics, those with a more racing soul and those with added class. And this could go on for ever.
The same could be said about the Porsche 911, which has such a spectrum of combinations that in the eyes of a non-expert is simply inconceivable. And yet, if Europeans are familiar with the 911 in its individual variants (at least the most famous), very few of them have a firm understanding of the Quintessential American icon: the Chevrolet Corvette.
That’s why TCCT decided to hold a short but intensive course of Corvettology.
