Corvette Books: History Books
Corvette Gifts: History Books
Surprise a Corvette enthusiast with a new book from Corvette Gifts. Corvette History Books make great gifts for just about anyone. Whether you would like to know detailed information or just flip few several pages filled with some of the most beautiful photography ever taken of Corvettes; Corvette Gifts can provide you with the right book. Don’t wait any longer, surprise a family member or friend with one of the following history books from Corvette Gifts today!
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If you are gift shopping for a 1953-1962 Corvette then one of the American Legend Series books by Noland Adams may be for you. Noland Adams is the author behind the Corvette: American Legend series, providing a five volume inside look into the planning and development of early Corvettes. This fascinating progression takes you into the mind of GM as the Corvette evolved through it’s formative years, and includes in-depth discussions involving Corvette production and Chevy’s involvement in racing. The book also looks at the behind-the-scenes people responsible for the Corvette’s success. These books are available for 1953-1960 Corvettes. |
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Are you gift shopping for a 1968-1982 Corvette owner? If so this book will let them follow the drama that unfolded at the executive, marketing, and engineering levels of Chevrolet from 1968-1982, arguably the most exciting era for Corvettes. This colorful volume delivers coverage of the mainstream 350-engined Corvettes, along with the rare 1978 Corvette Indy Pace Car and the 1982 25th Anniversary Corvette. Additionally, considerable attention is devoted to the L88 454s and ZL1 427s, speed shops, and dealership performance package cars. This 128 page history book by Mike Mueller will make an excellent Christmas gift or birthday gift so don’t wait any longer. Shop Corvette Gifts for your Corvette history book today! |
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A great gift for a pure Corvette fanatic. This book was written by Karl Ludvigsen who was close to the behind-the-scenes development of the Chevrolet Corvette. As a result, his personal collection contains many rare and unusual photos of experimental Corvettes built both for the road and racing – exotic chassis, engines, styling concepts and designs. Ludvigsen opens his files to take you behind-the-scenes of Chevy R&D and Design Staff to show you the rare and spectacular machines conceived by Mitchell, Duntov, Shinoda and other Corvette insiders. |
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Author and photographer Dennis Adler presents this stunning photographic history of Corvette. Documenting the development of the popular cars and their domination of the sports car world from the first Corvette in 1953 to today’s latest models, this book has it all, in vibrant, detailed color. Readers will find the classic Sting Rays, the Challenge series, ZR-1s, concept cars and more. Also features interviews with the creators of the cars as well as an in-depth look at the evolution of the Corvette, documenting changes in price, body style, engine size, interior design, dash instruments and much more. Packed with 150 full-color photographs of mint condition classics, this book takes a wild ride through five decades of Corvette history. |
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Corvette enthusiasts will love this vivid full-color account of the Corvettes development, documenting the evolution of early prototypes to the sleek, sexy car of today! In this updated second edition, readers will take a journey through the 51-year history of the Corvette. The book also details all models through 2005, with accurate pricing, year-by-year data and factory specifications. With history, pricing and the complete listing of standard equipment and options, those wanting to research the history and authenticity of their own Corvette or one they’re considering will find everything they need to know in the Standard Catalog of Corvettes. Special sections feature Corvette racing, Indy pace cars, prototypes and more. |
I have the 1953-2005 Standard Catalog Of Corvettes and I’m “regifting” it this year for Christmas to my brother! HAHA