But I was genuinely excited when I saw this 1968 Corvette C3 L88 floating around eBay. It's one of the scant few classic late '60s muscle machines that genuinely gets my blood pumping anymore.

Introduced in 1967, the L88 became the sixth version of the 427 available for the C2 Corvette. Though customers could equip their street-legal 'Vettes with this mighty engine, the Chevy ...

1968 C3 Corvette Sports An Original L88 Big Block, Will Cross Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas By Sean Szymkowski September 21, 2015 7:58 am Sponsored ...

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We're talking about the 1967 Corvette L88, a unique model that bridges the transition from the C2 to the C3 Corvette. Chevrolet only built 20 units of the Corvette L88 (via The Manual), making it ...

Big-block-powered Corvettes always fetch healthy sums at classic-car auctions, but rarely does an L88 cross the auction block, let alone two. Mecum will sell off a pair of C3 L88 Corvettes at its ...

Well, let’s start with pedigree: aside from being drop-dead gorgeous, this 1968 Corvette is an early C3 with the small bumpers and was originally born with the L71 427/435-horsepower combination ...

L88 production spanned the C2 and C3 generations of the Corvette, so the final production L88 is a Fathom Green C3 coupe from 1969. It was manufactured on Dec. 4 of that year, believed to be the ...

Any true Corvette fan understands the significance of L88 Corvettes. The L88 engine made your C3 ‘Vette ready to race from the factory, and due to the cost of the package, only 116 were produced ...

Sold at: Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale in 2014 for $2,860,000 While the ’67 Corvette L88s are the rarest, the C3-based cars turned the L88 into a legend on the track. Cars like this one wrote that ...

The 500+ HP L88-Code Corvette Was 1968’s Scariest C3 Chevy underrated the 7.0-liter L88 engine at just 430 hp to stop people ordering it for street use by Chris Chilton November 22, 2021 at 20:12 ...