1956 Corvette Brochure
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1955 Corvette Brochure
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1954 Corvette Brochure: This Is A Collectors Item
A Glance at the 1954 Corvette Brochure: The First All American Sports Car We are looking at the 1954 Corvette brochure. This was a sales brochure for the C1 Corvette for 1954. The cover says The First All-American Sports Car. This was also said on the first promotional booklet a year earlier for the 1953 Corvette. The printing came in orange, green, and red-lettered versions. The 1954 Corvette is a C1 and was the second model year in the first generation. The first-generation Corvette was introduced with the 1953 C1 Corvette. The C1 had many upgrades along the way. We created an overview so you could learn more about the C1 Corvette. If you’re interested in learning more about this gem, check out our C1 Corvette overview here. Let’s get acquainted…
1953 Corvette Brochure
1953 Corvette Brochure: The Thrilling New Chevrolet Corvette - The American Sports Car of the Future! We are looking at a 1953 Corvette brochure that was used to promote the new C1 Corvette. The first-generation Corvette was in its first year. The title of the 53 Corvette brochure is The Thrilling New Chevrolet Corvette - The American Sports Car of the Future! As we look at the 1953 Corvette brochure we want to look back at a few specifications and a little history. 1953 had a total production of 300 Corvettes. The base price was $3,498. All 1953 Corvettes were Polo White with a black soft top and red interior and all 53 Corvettes were convertibles. Because the 1953 Corvette was in short supply, GM decided to sell them only…