If you love following the markets like we do at CorvSport, there’s nothing more fun than watching a Corvette auction brew and come to a boil, knowing that the last bid will yield the enthusiast a new (to them) Corvette. And that’s what makes no-reserve auctions so exciting for the bidders and watchers alike. But, on the flip side, it can be an anxiety-inducing process for the seller since they have no floor to protect their “bottom dollar.” [Author’s Note: This article is FREE and not behind a paywall. If/when any pop-ups occur, please click to make them disappear and continue enjoying the article. One requires two steps–first, the arrow on the left, then the x on the top right.]

We all remember the feeling when we knew the next Corvette was so close to being tucked into our garage, so let’s immerse ourselves into these top 3 no-reserve auctions and see if we can feel that Christmas-morning-like anticipation. Before we do, here are a few of our recent favorite market features.

A Sample From CorvSport’s Exclusive Market Features:

AUCTION WATCH: The Top 3 No-Reserve Corvettes

#3

2023 Corvette Z06 Convertible 3LZ 70th Anniversary Edition

2,170 Miles

Current Bid: $105,000

Auction Ends: 3/14/2025

Offered By: Private Party

Listed At: Bring a Trailer

Views: 5,753 Watchers: 1,125 Comments: 23 Bids: 3

Listing Highlights:

This 2023 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 convertible is a 70th Anniversary Edition example that is finished in White Pearl Metallic Tricoat over Ceramic White and black leather. The seller purchased the car on BaT in January 2024, and it now has 2,200 miles. Subsequent work consisted of lowering the car, installing wheel spacers, and removing and re-applying a carbon flash wrap on the front splitter.
Features include the 3LZ Equipment Group, a front-axle lift system, an electronic limited-slip differential, a power-retractable hardtop, LED headlights, 20″ and 21″ forged wheels, Magnetic Selective Ride Control, Brembo brakes, and heated and ventilated power-adjustable GT2 bucket seats.
Clean 3-owner, no-accident Carfax with an original MSRP of $141,365.

Deeper Dive: Click here for the full listing (Note: We have no affiliation with this seller. All images and information are credited to Bring a Trailer.)

#2

1963 Corvette Split-Window Custom Coupe

54k Miles Shown, TMU

Current Bid: $87,500

Auction Ends: 3/12/2025

Offered By: Private Party

Listed At: Bring a Trailer

Views: 9,504 Watchers: 1,742 Comments: 36 Bids: 11

Listing Highlights:

This 1963 Chevrolet Corvette split-window coupe was acquired by the current owner’s father in 2001, and it was subsequently refurbished and fitted with a replacement 427ci stroker V8 as well as a Tremec TKO 600 five-speed manual transmission.
Breathing through a Holley 800-cfm carburetor, the engine features a Dart block, a Schneider roller camshaft, a Melling oil pump, JE pistons, ARP hardware, Moroso stud girdles, an Edelbrock intake manifold, MSD ignition components, Hooker headers, and Allen’s chambered exhaust pipes.
The body was repainted in red and modified with central exhaust outlets, and Honda-sourced bucket seats were installed and the battery was relocated to the cabin. Front disc brakes have been added, and other highlights include American Racing 15” wheels, Bilstein Shocks, a Flaming River steering box, and a limited-slip differential.

Deeper Dive: Click here for the full listing (Note: We have no affiliation with this seller. All images and information are credited to Bring a Trailer.)

#1

1975 Corvette 1 of 1 Design Study Prototype

45k Miles Shown

Current Bid: $18,000

Auction Ends: 3/12/2025

Offered By: Dealer

Listed At: Bring a Trailer

Views: 14,645 Watchers: 1,192 Comments: 88 Bids: 13

Listing Highlights:

This 1975 Chevrolet Corvette was modified when new by a team led by Frank Milne, who at the time owned noted Corvette dealer Harry Mann Chevrolet in Los Angeles. The work involved restyling the front and rear bodywork as well as revising the head and taillights.
The selling dealer tells us that the revisions were a design exercise intended to explore concepts for future Corvette models. Finished in red over black cloth, the car is powered by a 350ci V8 paired with a three-speed automatic transmission.
Frank Milne owned the car before being exported to Europe after 1996. The selling dealer acquired the car in 2024, and it was imported from Belgium back to the US in 2025.
Work in preparation for the sale involved servicing the brakes, overhauling the carburetor, and changing the fluids.

Deeper Dive: Click here for the full listing (Note: We have no affiliation with this seller. All images and information are credited to Bring a Trailer.)

Do you have a favorite from today’s no-reserve Corvettes? Are you CORVETTE OBSESSED like we are? The team of renowned authors and contributors at CorvSport hopes you sense our passion for the iconic Corvette, and our vast database of articles and guides should prove it–5000+ features since Scott Kolecki founded CorvSport over 15 years ago! Join the fastest-growing Corvette community on our Facebook page, with over 171,000 followers (52,000 since January 2023!). Meet other hardcore enthusiasts and say hello. This is Douglas B. signing off–click here if you would like to see more of my features.