Chevrolet introduced the C3 Corvette for the 1968 model year. A notable departure from the C2, the third-gen sports car featured a sleeker body, a brand-new interior, and removable T-top roof panels.

The wild 1980 Chevrolet Corvette rocks a small-block 350 cubic-inch V8. Several parts have been lifted from the C7 Corvette, none of which suit the C3’s design. Fortunately, this C3 is cheap and could ...

The third-generation Corvette, now known as the C3, has the distinguished honor of the longest production run of any Corvette to date. Offered between the model years 1968 and 1982, more than 540,000 ...

The 1968-'82 Corvettes are famous for a lot of things: great looks, performance and they still seem to be a great value in the collector car market. Of course there is famous and then there is ...

The Chevy Corvette has enjoyed eight generations of success, culminating in the current mid-engine C8. The C1 was the first ever to bear the name "Corvette." The C2 saw the introduction of the ...

The 1973 Chevrolet Corvette did not shout about its reinvention. Instead, it slipped into a new era with a series of quiet ...

The Corvette is a car that doesn’t require a resume and letter of recommendation to be admitted to automobile halls of fame. The glorious Chevrolet has continuously built its reputation over the last ...

The first Corvette to bear the ZR1 designation was the C3. Available during the 1970 to 1972 model years, the Corvette C3 ZR1 featured a variety of performance goodies, including the solid-lifter 5.7L ...