Win a Supercharged 1966 Corvette Stingray Convertible Restomod

What you're looking at

This is a 1966 Corvette Stingray convertible — a C2 'midyear', arguably the prettiest shape Chevrolet ever put on the Corvette — but it is emphatically not a garage-queen survivor. Under the classic Nassau Blue bodywork and white soft top sits a modern, supercharged LT-series drivetrain. The mod list reads like a boost build: an ATI supercharger lower pulley, a 103mm throttle body, a ZL1 'Big Gulp' intake, a Walbro high-pressure pump feeding a TCP flex-fuel kit, and 2-inch Kooks stainless headers. The seller pegs more than $20,000 in professional performance work. Inside it's blue leather buckets, a matching console, a wood-rimmed wheel, and a dash-mounted tach. The odometer reads 25,744 miles, and the car is offered 'as is.'

Why it matters

Midyear Corvettes are blue-chip, and a convertible in a period-correct color is exactly what people want to be seen in. Numbers-matching 427 cars are for the concours crowd; this one is for someone who actually wants to drive it. A base '66 convertible lives in the $50K–$75K band, but LS/LT-swapped C2 restomods regularly clear $90K at auction, with a comparable custom '66 drop-top bringing roughly $98K on Bring a Trailer. Against that backdrop the sponsor's $77,500 valuation looks reasonable — you're getting classic sheetmetal with a boosted modern heart. Because it's a restomod sold 'as is,' the real value hinges on how the build was executed, and displacement and horsepower aren't published.

The fine print worth knowing

Paid entry bundles start at $25 for 5 entries and scale up to $5,000 for 20,000; recurring memberships begin at $15/month for 5 monthly entries. There's a genuine free route, too — a hand-printed 3"x5" mail-in entry (details above) postmarked by July 28, 2026. This is a fundraiser for Punch 4 Parkinson's, a 501(c)(3) that runs non-combat boxing programs for people with Parkinson's and MS. Entry is open across the 48 contiguous states (no Hawaii), D.C., and Canada outside Quebec; you must be 18+. The winner covers federal and state income tax plus registration — no cash-out option is offered — and the drawing is set for August 6, 2026, streamed live on the charity's social channels.