All of them! They are addictve and one isn't enough!
Just have someone that is knows what to look for when you find one to avoid issues. What is your price range? Then ask here what are known problems. "Corvette Magazine" does a review of one of the "C" series about once a year with the price ranges.
Welcome to the forum. John is correct. They can be addictive, and you often look ridiculous with that big smile on your face when you are behind the wheel. Yes. If you can give us an idea of what years and dollar ranges you are attracted to, there is a wealth of information here just waiting to assist. Good luck in your search.
Range is $10,000 - $15,000 thinking C3 or C4
Now.... The C3 is classic. No doubt. The C4 is a great Corvette as well but you need to be careful buying either. A good C3 will likely be over your price range unless you are mechanically inclined and want a project car. The major issue to watch for in a C3 is the frame and birdcage condition. the birdcage is the cockpit frame assembly and is famous for rust rot. You can't see this unless you remove the kick panels around your feet. Frame condition is a little easier to check by getting the car on a hoist and should be looked at whether it's a C3 or C4. Avoid either one if it looks like it hasn't been maintained properly: caked oil in the engine compartment or the undercarriage, twist ties holding wires and hoses everywhere, etc.
