A unique example of the C2 Chevrolet Corvette built for the car's designer is among the standout lots at Mecums' auction currently underway in Kissimmee, Florida. Bill Mitchell took over from Harley ...
Off to a slow start due to quality issues and underwhelming performance, the first-generation Corvette became relatively popular toward the end of the 1950s and remained in production through 1962.
A well-preserved 1964 Chevrolet Corvette, a notable example of mid-century American automotive design, has been listed for auction on CarDaddy.com. The model represents one of the most recognizable ...
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The split-window design was no more, and many people believed the 1964 Corvette looked dull, despite Chevrolet trying to keep the car fresh. The 1964 model year witnessed the introduction of Satin ...
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America was at the crest of her economic prowess in 1964. The year was diverse, spectacular, and frightening-yes, frightening. The Civil Rights Act creating havoc, the Vietnam war heating up, and the ...
Bill Mitchell went to work for General Motors in Harley J. Earl’s Art and Color Section (what would later become known as the Styling Center) in 1936. Mitchell’s design sense developed a clean, sleek ...
A well-preserved 1964 Chevrolet Corvette, a notable example of mid-century American automotive design, has been listed for auction on CarDaddy.com. The model represents one of the most recognizable ...
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