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A Canceled Corvette Project: The Q-Corvette
A Canceled Corvette Project: The Q-Corvette Like many other incredible inventions, the Corvette has had its fair share of unproduced prototypes. In this edition, we will be spotlighting the Q-Corvette, a project that was commenced during the C2 era and left its...
ALL ABOUT CORVETTE T-TOPS
ALL ABOUT CORVETTE T-TOPS Here at Hobby Car Corvettes, located in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, we are big fans of the Corvette t-top. Last month, we shared a post about Corvette convertibles, and this month we want to share with you everything we know and love...
Chevrolet Corvette Convertibles
Welcome back to Hobby Car Corvettes, proudly located in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania. We love sharing our passion, experience, and expertise with fellow Corvette enthusiasts. As the nicer weather draws near, one cherished event many sports car enthusiasts look forward to...
Used Corvette Buyer’s Guide
Welcome to Hobby Car Corvettes, located in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania. What started out as a passion and a hobby for Bob Sottile growing up in the 60’s and 70’s, turned into a full time father-son business in 1986. Having been in the business of buying,...
CORVETTE BUMPERS, FROM CHROME TO RUBBER
Welcome back to Hobby Car Corvettes, located in Martinsburg Pennsylvania. You’re here today because you want to know more about the move from chrome bumpers to rubber bumpers. We are here to share with you everything we know and love about Corvettes. Our beloved...
The Next Generation of Corvettes
Welcome back to Hobby Car Corvettes, located in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania. As avid Vette’ enthusiasts, we live, breathe, and dream Corvettes: and the launch of the new 2020 Chevy Corvette Stingray, is nothing short of a Corvette lover's dream come true. ...
Common Non-Working Options in Classic C3 Corvettes
As most classic car buffs have learned, the majority of old cars come with their own lists of little things that have stopped working or gone missing over the years. Most of these minor issues have no effect on driveability or safety, so owners usually overlook...
JOHN LINGENFELTER & CORVETTES
Welcome back to Hobby Car Corvettes, our used Corvette resale shop located in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania. Over the past few months, we have been sharing posts detailing the contributions of many talented and brilliant Corvette influencers including Peter Brock, Harley...
When NASA & Corvettes Meet
While we here at Hobby Car Corvettes love all things Corvette, vintage is our preference by a long shot. We love the history and the stories that come with a gently loved Corvette from yesteryear. The story of the NASA Astronauts and the Corvettes is one of the most...
THE FIRST CORVETTE, ANNIVERSARY POST
THE FIRST CORVETTE Everything great, starts with a first. The first airplane, the first skyrise, the first ship. The Chevrolet Corvette, America knows and reveres today, is no different. On June 30, 1953, Chevrolet began production of a car that would turn...