How to Become an Educated Corvette Gift Giver (or what I really want for my Corvette Garage)
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Okay, so maybe the above image doesn't represent your Corvette garage
Let's face it, you've spent a ton of money on your prized Corvette. You take it to car shows to show it off and maybe even win some trophies. Or maybe you just do the show and shine thing to interact with other car people. Or lastly, you just drive it around town to enjoy the feel of the car and of course, be seen in your baby!
So everybody knows money is not a major concern when it comes to your Corvette, but do you respect your Corvette enough to fill its parking space with quality Corvette decor?
Corvette friends don't let Corvette friends have a garage like this!
Don't let this garage be yours! This garage screams for Corvette decor to make it a place where you and your friends can hang out and lie to each other.
Education is Vital!
If you want quality Corvette gifts that represent the Corvette generation you own, as a minimum let them know what generation your Corvette is. Even better, refer them to this blog post so they can recognize the Corvette logo associated with the generation of Corvette you own.
WARNING - FAILURE TO EDUCATE YOUR SPECIAL-DAY GIFT GIVERS COULD RESULT IN THESE GIFTS!
For those not well-versed with Corvettes, but wish to give a loving gift for that special Corvette owner, it is first very important to know which generation of Corvette he or she has. Each generation has a special logo associated with it and God forbid you give them some random logo that doesn’t match their generation of Corvette. This guide below should help you pick out the perfect Corvette gifts for your Corvette enthusiast.. Each Logo is linked to products for that specific generation. So click away!
Year Range |
Generation Name |
Logo |
1953-1962 |
C1 |
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1963-1967 |
C2 |
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1968-1982 |
C3 |
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1983 |
No Corvettes made
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1984-1996 |
C4 |
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1997-2004 |
C5 |
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2005-2013 |
C6 |
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2014-2019 |
C7 |
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2020-Present |
C8 |
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Here's a tastefully cluttered garage with gobs of Corvette decor from the floor to the ceiling
Obviously a Corvette owner with impeccable taste (or has awesome gift-givers!)
Darrin Nepinsky
Darrin is a long-time Corvette owner, Corvette money spender, and graphic artist. His love for Corvettes started when he was a professional road race photographer who then graduated to photographing models with classic, custom, and exotic cars. Darrin was actually named after the 1954 Kaiser Darrin (which was his father's dream car). Darrin makes his home in southeast Texas with his wife Cindy and their two dogs.
