The Top & Bottom Corvettes To Hammer At Mecum’s 38th Annual Spring Classic

Find out how Mecum is performing for our beloved Corvette this 2025 season, and see what happened when two bidders really wanted this 1 of 140 C7 ZR1!

Two bidders really wanted this 1 of 140 C7 ZR1! Image Credit: Mecum

Dana Mecum’s annual Spring Classic in Indianapolis, Indiana, never fails to disappoint for Corvette enthusiasts, and the 38th year did not fall short of expectations, with 267 Corvettes hoping to find new owners. How many were successful? Along with the top and bottom sellers, we’ll give the full picture of how Mecum has been performing for the Corvette. [Author’s Note: This article is FREE and not behind a paywall. Yes, FREE! If/when any pop-ups appear, please click to dismiss them and continue enjoying the article. One may require two steps–first, the arrow on the left, then the x on the top right.]

Here is our full exclusive tracker, which can lead to some interesting analysis, especially the year-to-year trends that reveal themselves at each venue. And below our Spring Classic coverage, we have some bonus content from our vast exclusive market archives.

CorvSport Mecum Tracker

♦ 2024 TOTAL: 1,701 Corvettes offered with 70.2% selling (1,194)

  • Kissimmee 2025: 477 Corvettes offered with 80% selling = 381 Vettes off to a new owner!
  • Glendale 2025: 113 Corvettes offered with 63% selling = 71 sold
  • Houston 2025: 85 Corvettes offered with 79% selling = 67 sold
  • TODAY! Indy 2025: 267 Corvettes offered with 75% selling = 199 sold

Now, without further ado, let’s check out the top and bottom sellers from Mecum’s 38th Annual Spring Classic!

Mecum Indy 2025: Top 3 Most Expensive Corvette Sales

#3

1967 Corvette Custom Coupe

Sold For: $302,500

  • No expense spared restoration completed in Charleston, South Carolina
  • Purchased by Corvettes Reimagined in 2023 from a collection out of Cincinnati, Ohio
  • 6.2L/650 HP GM Gen-V LT4 supercharged V-8 engine
  • 10L80 10-speed automatic transmission
  • Power Wilwood disc brakes
  • Refinished in its original Marlboro Maroon paint by Tatted Cat Custom Creations
  • Black Italian leather interior with Red diamond stitching by Al Knoch of El Paso, Texas

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