GAA Auction in North Carolina Serves up Nearly 50 Corvettes of All Kinds

There are Corvettes to suit everyone’s taste and style going up for grabs at this new auction.

When it comes to big-time auctions, every automotive nut will point to Mecum and Barrett-Jackson as the two big dogs in the collector car world, and they’re 100 percent correct in that assessment. But there are far many other, smaller auctions out there that have plenty to offer for those looking for a “new” ride, including GAA Auctions’ latest sale, taking place in Greensboro, North Carolina this weekend. Turns out, there are also plenty of fiberglass sports cars up for sale, with a grand total of 49 Corvettes hitting the block.

That large group of Corvettes is quite diverse as well, encompassing every single generation, as well as stock original cars, finely restored ones, and a handful of restomods to boot. Some of these vehicles have already sold as of this writing, and thus far, the prices look pretty enticing. This very nice red 1994 C4 hammered for a mere $9,000, making it a true bargain in today’s world of inflated prices. There are also plenty of later C3s that are going in the $10k-$15k range, which is a great price for these less desired machines.

Even the more desirable Corvettes, like this gorgeous 1966 model with one repaint, aren’t going for crazy money – this one sold for $44,000, in fact. Thus far, nothing has cracked the six-figure mark, with even the priciest, nicest C1s and C2s going for $60k-$70k, while there are also a handful of vehicles with reserve prices that didn’t quite get there, giving some folks the opportunity to swoop in and make a deal after the fact.

One thing’s for sure – there are some deals to be had here, so long as you know what you’re looking for. So we’d certainly advise that you head on over  and check out all of the cool Corvettes up for grabs at the moment, because who knows – your next ride might just come from this massive lot.

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