So Bad it’s Good: The 1969 Corvette Stingray Sportwagon

July 21, 2022

The popularity of C3 Corvette Sportwagon conversions is nothing new. They were quite popular back in the day, when these cars weren’t garnering five- and six-figure pricing in pristine condition. Several companies made kits available to convert your C3 into what became known as a Corvette Sportwagon… read more >

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