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Lindsey Fisher on May 18, 2012
The three Corvette Racing drivers will join the 2010 FIA GT3 Drivers’ Championship winner Daniel Keilwitz under the HARIBO name to compete in the faster SP9 class of the 24 hour race behind the wheel of the a GT3 Z06R Callaway Corvette. This car is one of two privately built Corvette entries in the race .
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Rick Seitz on May 18, 2012
What sets the iTSX unit apart from all of the other hand-held tuners you may have seen on the market, SCT has designed these with a wireless controller. Not just with any controller, but you control the settings with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 18, 2012
The Corvette is many things to many different people, but what it usually isn’t is a rally car. But apparently, things are a little bit different in Switzerland as we came across a video of a C3 Sting Ray stomping down the course at the Rallye Critérium Jurassien 2012 event.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 17, 2012
There has been a lot of talk about Indy this past month, but as we found out from CorvetteBlogger, the festivities in Indianapolis are just getting started. This week, Mecum Auctions is holding their 25th Annual Spring Classic in the famous city and about 200 Corvettes have made the trip.
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Paul Huizenga on May 17, 2012
With a socket wrench, two clamps to adjust, and perhaps the eyeballs of a good friend, you can once again find your way to tip alignment happiness. Just follow this simple video guide…
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Lauren Hargrove on May 16, 2012
No matter where you are in the world, if you do something stupid with a Corvette, you can be assured there will be plenty of people there to document your misfortune and share it with the internet….
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Paul Huizenga on May 16, 2012
Drawing enthusiasts from all over the world, the infamous circuit boasts almost 13 miles of twisting pavement that caters to thousands of “Touristenfahrten” every year, and in this video we see what it’s like to lap the ‘Ring in a C5 Z06.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 16, 2012
You’ve watched him on the Food Network show “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” but now you’ll be getting a whole lot more of Guy Fieri because he was just named the celebrity pace car driver for the 96th running of the Indianapolis 500 later this month.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 16, 2012
Have you seen a car that looks like this with front end damage in the Southern California area lately? If so, the California Highway Patrol wants to know about it. Apparently some jerk driving a Corvette was involved in a hit and run accident on Sunday and police are still trying to find who’s responsible…
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Chris Demorro on May 16, 2012
Carlisle, Pennsylvania is the Mecca for automotive events on the East Coast, in part because they are always giving away something cool. This year it’s a 1998 Corvette with just 24,000 miles on the odometer. Why, it’s practically a new car!
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Lindsey Fisher on May 16, 2012
High rates of speed are nothing new to the Corvette, but we recently found a video on YouTube that takes the combination of the famed Chevy model and speed in a whole new direction. We’re talking about speed painting and an artist by the name of Ben Ayilara has perfected the art.
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Paul Huizenga on May 15, 2012
OPTIMA and Golden State Foods Foundation are teaming up to provide underprivileged kids a chance to build and customize their own bicycle with the help of automotive experts and enthusiasts. As part of the OPTIMA Ultimate Street Car Challenge at four select events, kids will assemble bikes, assisted by volunteers.
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Jeffrey Thomas on May 15, 2012
No matter if you’ve got the same stock wheels your Corvette rolled off the show room floor with, or a brand new set of aftermarket wheels, ZIP-Corvette has some inexpensive wheel center caps to spice up their look a little more.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 15, 2012
It’s been almost a month since Corvette Racing took their first 2012 American Le Mans Series (ALMS) win on the streets of Long Beach, but the team’s performance over the weekend at Laguna Seca was the perfect reminder that Corvette Racing is the team to beat this season.
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People like to use the term “survivor” to describe a classic car that has managed to make it through decades of hazards, and some how managed to live to tell about it. But there are also cars like Phil Perry’s numbers matching Roman Red 1962 Corvette that just lived an easy life rather than merely surviving…
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Chris Demorro on May 15, 2012
Corvettes are stolen more often than you might think, and the NICB has put together a list of the most stolen Corvettes in the history of America’s favorite sports car… to steal!
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Admittedly, I’ve never ridden in a 10 second car before, and this was even my first time to ride in a supercharged LS powered car. But it’s safe to say that St. John’s beastly black C5 has made a believer out of me….
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Bobby Kimbrough on May 13, 2012
LS-Engines are an old-enough platform to make junkyard scavenging fun. This is a guide for junkyard dogs who are looking to find good LS parts for a bargain.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 11, 2012
The National Corvette Museum (NCM) in Bowling Green, Kentucky has been a bucket-list destination for Corvette enthusiasts for a number of years, but on Saturday May 5th, fans hit the museum parking lot for another reason – the 18th Annual Mini Corvette Challenge. Check out some entertaining video of the event.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 11, 2012
The 2013 427 Convertible is the most potent factory drop-top Corvette ever produced. Backed by a 427 CI (the name says it all) LS7 V8 cranking out 505 ponies, this will be the convertible of all convertibles. But Chevy doesn’t want you to get too caught up on what the new model has in it. It’s more what it doesn’t
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