This Rally Red 65 L79 Corvette coupe was sold new at Brackin Chevrolet in Lidgerwood ND to Donald Wohlwend. It is unrestored with just over 20K miles. It was bid to $110K.

This Silver Pearl 66 L72 Corvette coupe was sold new at Central Chevrolet in Columbia SC. It is an NCRS Top Flight winner. It was bid to $85K.

This Marlboro Maroon 67 L71 Corvette convertible was sold new at Ron Tonkin Chevrolet in Portland OR. It is documented with its original tank sticker. It was bid to $110K.

This Fathom Green 69 L88 Corvette is documented with its original tank sticker and POP. It is also a Bloomington Gold winner. It was being sold with a Can Am White 69 L88 Corvette. The pair was bid to $725K.

This Matador Red and India Ivory 56 Bel Air convertible was advertised as an original dual quad car. It is the 225 horse version with a Powerglide. It was part of the Rick Combel collection. It sold for $105K.

This Tropical Turquoise 57 Bel Air convertible was advertised as a factory fuelie car. It is the 250 horse version with a Powerglide. It was also part of the Rick Combel collection. It sold for $130K.

This Harbor Blue 57 Bel Air convertible is an AACA Senior winner. It was advertised as having a numbers matching dual quad engine with a 3 speed. It sold for $91K.

This Madeira Maroon 67 SS427 convertible is a 4 speed car that still has its original engine and rearend. It was a Gold Concours winner at MCACN in '12. It sold for $120K.

Love the color combo!! :smirk:

Seems like a lot of the vettes didn’t sell?