My Corvette

Johnny Puckett's post of the 1965 Chevrolet Corvette convertible classic on March 13, 2026 explains the car is grabbing eyeballs of collectors and enthusiasts "thanks to its rare engine configuration and carefully preserved mid-year styling."

Some classic car restorations are too good to be true.

Ohio-based WD Detailing tells the story of how the car went from dust-covered to shining gem

A Long Beach, California car buff picked up a 1990 white Corvette convertible at a bargain price and brought it back to life a month later, chronicling the work on his YouTube channel, "No Bolts Left Behind".

A 34-year restoration job survived its owner's divorce and other challenges to come 'full circle.'

"Meticulously maintained Corvette" with low mileage and premium upgrades,

painted in rare metallic Atomic Orange, turns heads.

"Possibly the nicest '77 Corvette on the planet" went up for sale in Alberta in June.

Dan Ward has owned one Corvette — a 1959 C1 — all his life.

After 56 years, he still loves it.

Tim Cote, the man behind the Corvette Restoration Page, has chronicled the restoration of his 1971 Stingray online

-- a job that one observer says was admirable but warned others could "consume your life."

You can see the Corvette owned by Zora Arkus-Duntov, known as the Godfather or Father of the Corvette, as it's being restored in real time at the National Corvette Museum.

Peter Brock approached his work in re-designing a 1963 Corvette Stingray with two things in mind: Keeping the original lines and form and making it more functional.