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The 1976 Chevelle had swivel buckets.

Andy Munro has a 2007 Z 2LZ with 53,000 kms on it listed at $59,900

I don't know how he knew other than I bought the car in August and it was in his dealership from May. He had an extensive personal Vette collection and owned 6 dealerships including Airport Chev where I purchased it. He was/is very well connected and like most vehicle defects those connected...

My wife drives it 2or 3 times a week in the summer months, but as she approaches her mid 70s it isn't as comfortable as her Buick SUV and it has only been out twice this year

We have our 2001 Millennium yellow Vert we bought new in August of 2001. It is a Z51 Automatic with 45,000 Kms on it. It has never been to the dealer for anything other than an oil change. I had Race Ready Garage do a complete engine tune up and all fluids changed 2 years ago. It is on it's...

Many of todays' cars go fast! But to look good and go fast is what a Corvette is all about!!!

I decided 2 years ago that I needed a backup camera in my C6Z. I had always been disappointed in the sound quality of the head unit, but as mentioned earlier the engine purr was all that mattered. I installed a Sony head AX5500 to get the camera, but was amazed how it improved the sound...

This says it all!!

There is a used one on Marketplace in Toronto for sale. Claims it has scratches, best offer.

I purchased my 2006 C6 Z new and fortunately from a dealer who was a Corvette enthusiast (Bill Wallace) who did the valve/head repairs before he let me take it home. In the 20 years I have owned it, I have only replaced the battery once, two years ago. It still wears it's original tires...

I bought my first Vette in 1986 when I was 36 and have had at least one every year since. Up until the C8 the average age of a Vette buyer was late 40s, I expect for the reasons mentioned above, family grown and more disposable income, however the C8 introduction seemed to pique the interest of...

I had the TAG tracker installed in my Denali last year for $400 at the local Speedy Autoglass. They hid 14 very tiny sensors in 14 different locations in my truck, and etched TAG on my windows. They claim a thief won't spend the amount of time it would take to locate all 14 and is therefore...

This says it all!!

Yes, my '33 Lasalle (baby Cadillac) convert had a 353 cu. inch aluminum block V8, with a big 85 HP. Would cruise at 70 mph, and was first introduced in 1927. Also had a 5 position ride control feature with hydraulic shocks.