Corvette Spec Film Will Make You Drop Everything and Go For a Drive

Watching this Corvette spec film hits all the feels and reminds us why we’re are so passionate about America’s sportscar.

You are reading this right now because you love the Corvette. That is understandable as millions of us are drawn to the Corvette for myriad reasons. But sometimes even a Corvette enthusiast can take the car for granted. Or maybe just become a bit blasé about it after a while. It is human nature that after a while of being with something exciting we can tend to get bored. For those moments it is good to have something reignite that passion. This Corvette spec film will do just that. It features a classic C2 ragtop and a modern C8 coupe. It touches on the human emotions that made us fall in love with the car in the first place. Maybe we should start a Corvette spec film challenge. It would be to watch this film and then NOT drive your Corvette immediately after. We doubt many could pass the challenge.

This spec film was created by Monomyth Studio and shared on their YouTube channel. They are a tiny channel and just joined the YouTube platform about three months ago. They only have five subscribers. But if they keep making content like this, those numbers are sure to rise. It goes to show you that it is not just the channels with millions of subscribers that produce fantastic stuff. It is nice to see newer brands creating and sharing.

The film opens with an older gentleman walking up to his C2 convertible in his darkened garage. As he opens the garage door the light spills over the lines of the classic car. Your heart already starts to beat a bit faster. The headlights are turned on and slowly spin up into position. The weathered gentleman takes in the curves of the car and grabs the steering wheel with his hands covered in leather driving gloves. He then twists the key and fires up the 396 Turbo-Jet V8 engine. You can almost smell the gasoline. He fettles under the hood for a moment and gives the car one more wipe down before climbing back in. You get the sense that this man bought this car new back in 1965 and has been driving it and caring for it ever since.

On the other side of town is a young woman climbing into her new C8. Her routine is much simpler. She hops in the car and pushes the start button. Her foot is pressed to the floor to hear the engine rev. She heads out onto a desolate desert road heading right toward the older gentleman in his C2. Young and old. Classic and new. Manual transmission and paddle shift automatic. The drivers and the cars might have been born decades apart, but the passion is the same. They both yearn to take their Corvette for the drive it deserves. No matter the specification of the car we all share the common Corvette bond.

Watching this short film will stir up the emotions you feel about the Corvette. No matter what model you own or even hope to own someday. This one minute and forty-five second spec film will have you itching to go for a drive. The film stirs the soul and reminds us that we are but caretakers for these wonderful cars. It is up to us to enjoy them and care for them so future generations can enjoy them in the same manner we do today. Watch the film. Drive your Corvette. Repeat.

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