Corvettes we are interested in
We evaluate collectible Corvettes in finished and project condition.
- C1 Corvettes
- C2 Sting Rays
- C3 Corvettes
- Coupes and convertibles
- High-performance and desirable factory specifications
- Original survivors and documented restorations
- Non-running cars and unfinished projects
Numbers, options and documentation
For many Corvettes, drivetrain identification, trim tags, factory options and documentation can be important to collector value. Photograph identification numbers and preserve records rather than relying only on a generic price guide.
Sell as it sits
A Corvette does not need fresh paint, a rebuilt engine or a completed restoration before we can evaluate it. Show us the car honestly and let the market position guide the next decision.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you buy non-running classic Corvettes?
Yes. We consider non-running cars, long-stored examples and unfinished Corvette projects.
Do matching numbers matter on a Corvette?
They can matter significantly on many collectible Corvettes. Their importance depends on generation, engine and specification.
Should I restore my Corvette before selling it?
Get an informed market opinion first. Restoration costs can exceed the additional sale value and originality can matter.
We buy and evaluate classic cars, projects, barn finds, estate vehicles, vintage trucks, and complete collections throughout California and beyond.
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