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Article: Rarely Seen: The Five Rarest Corvettes Money Can Buy
July 20, 2020
By Rory Jurnecka in Automobile MagazineThe Chevrolet Corvette is, simply put, an American icon. Earning the unofficial title of "America's Sports Car", Chevy has sold roughly 1.5 million of the fiberglass-bodied machines since it threw the switch on production in 1953. Just 300 C1 Corvettes were hand-built that first year on Chevy's Flint, Michigan, assembly line, all with "Blue Flame" straight-six engines, Polo White paint jobs, and two-speed automatic transmissions, making the 1953 version a rare Corvette, but not that rare. We've rounded up the five rarest Corvettes and, it may be interesting to note, each entry on our list of rarest Corvettes were built within the span of about a decade, from the early 1960s to the early 1970s.
Read More: Click Here to find out which Corvettes have made this list. There are links on the web-page after the article that shows what these cars have sold for.