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This Fawn Beige 61 Corvette is 1 of 233 RPO 687 Heavy Duty Brake cars built that year. It was a previous Bloomington Gold and NCRS Top Flight and Duntov winner. This car had an older restoration and was from the Keith Busse Collection. It hammered for $220K.

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This Ermine White 64 Corvette is 1 of 38 N03 Big Tank cars built that year. It is also 1 of 82 with the F40 Heavy Duty Suspension. The Z06 option was no longer available in '64 but you could order the F40 HD Suspension and J56 brakes separately. This car was an NCRS Top Flight winner in '13. It was bid to $260K but didn't sell.

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This Goldwood Yellow 65 L78 Corvette is 1 of 2,157 built that year. It is the only year that the L78 was available in the Corvette. This car is a former Bloomington Gold winner and is out of the Keith Busse Collection. It hammered for $120K.

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This 67 Corvette was advertised as 1 of 4 in Tuxedo Black with a Bright Blue interior and as the only one with the L68 400 horse 427. This car also had air conditioning and an M20 with 3.08 gears. It was sold new at Mattingly-Rapier in Danville KY. It is a former Bloomington Gold, NCRS Top Flight and CVF Triple Crown winner. It hammered for $600K.

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This Ermine White 67 Corvette is 1 of 3,754 L71 cars built that year and was sold new at Karr Chevrolet in Clendenin WV. It also had a Saddle interior and no radio. It was a former NCRS Top Flight winner. It was bid to $200K but didn't sell.

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This Sunfire Yellow 67 Corvette is an L71 car that was sold new at Mills Chevrolet in Moline IL. It is a former Bloomington Gold, NCRS Top Flight and CVF Triple Crown winner. It sold for $217.5K.

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This Rally Red 67 Corvette is an L71 car with the F41 Special Suspension and was sold new at Westlake Chevrolet in Seattle WA. It is a former Bloomington Gold and NCRS Top Flight winner. It was bid to $325K but didn't sell.

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This Marlboro Maroon 67 Corvette was advertised as an L71 car with the F41 Special Suspension and was sold new at Edgan Chevrolet-Oldsmobile in Ashland WI. It was advertised as having its original Tank Sticker so I assume it came from the factory as advertised. It hammered at $100K which appeared to be a good deal.

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This Monza Red 69 Corvette is 1 of 390 L89 cars built that year and was sold new at Baher Chevrolet in Northridge CA. What makes this car even more rare is that it came with a TH400 transmission. This car was an NCRS TF winner in '16. It hammered for $190K.

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This Brands Hatch Green 71 Corvette is #12 of 12 ZR-2's produced that year and was sold new at Golden Mile Chevy Olds in Toronto ON to Barry Needler. The LS6 is backed by an M22 with 4.11 gears. It was a Bloomington Gold winner in '13 and was formerly owned by Ed Foss. It hammered for $650K.