The titles listed below are ones that we have identified but unfortunately have either limited information, missing start and end dates,or incomplete cover images. We continue to search for these images so that we may publish a complete set. We feel it is important to list them, even with incomplete information, so future researchers may be able to expand our body of knowledge.

Sample Image Title Summary
Americas Sports Car America's Sports Car (Winter 1994/95 - present). The title is published by the National Corvette Museum and was a re-titling of Crossed Flags. It became a monthly publication in March, 1997 and later switched to a quarterly cadence.
Blue Bars Blue Bars (1962 - present). The official publication of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC).
Chevy/Corvette Buyers Guide Chevy/Corvette Buyers Guide (1986 - 1989??). This magazine was published by C. Paul Meyer in Bloomington, Illinois. It was positioned as a marketplace for cars, parts, accessories and services. We have seen print versions up through 1989, but the exact end date of production is unknown at this time.
Corvette Classics Corvette Classics (1994 - ??). Started by Starlog Telecommunications in New York. The publisher was Norman Jacobs, and the editor was Michael Benson. Little is known of the magazine as we have only seen a few issues.
Corvette Illustrated Corvette Illustrated (1986 - 1987). Published by McMullen Publishing as a special under the Popular Cars brand. A short-lived title.
Corvette Magazine Corvette Magazine (2003 - present). A high quality magazine printed on heavy stock paper, it features road tests, how-to articles, Corvette history, and race reports.
Corvette & Chevy Trader Corvette & Chevy Trader. Published by Trader Publishing Company, this print version covered cars, parts, services, accessories and events. The front cover referenced a website, collectorcartraderonline.com. We have seen issues in the early 2000s.
Corvette Review Corvette Review (1995 - 1996). Only three issues were printed of this title, otherwise little is known at this time.
Corvette World Corvette World (1989 - 1990). Published by Dobbs Publishing, only eight issues are known to exist.
Crossed Flags (1991 - Winter 1994/95). This was the official publication of the National Corvette Museum and was re-titled after three years to American's Sports Car.
For Vettes Only For Vettes Only (1975 - present). A Corvette club magazine published by the National Corvette Owners Association (NCOA) which has a membership of over 20,000.
Good Times Good Times (1970 - 1976). Publication of the Classic Corvette Club '53-'55, which was a precursor to the NCRS. Like most of these types of publications, they provided technical information needed for restoration, classified ads and supplier information.
NCRS Driveline NCRS Driveline (1978 - present). Published by the National Corvette Restorers Society. Their title was starting in 1978 and continues to the present. Prior publications by the NCRS included the NCRS Newsletter and Corvette Restorer magazine.
On Solid Ground On Solid Ground (1994 - present). Publication of the Solid Axle Corvette Club or SACC. The title focused on those restoring pre-1962 Corvettes with solid (i.e., not independent) rear axles. The founding president was Noland Adams.
Shark Quarterly Shark Quarterly (1995 - 2001). A quarterly title published from Spring 1995 through Summer, 2001.
Straight Talk Straight Talk (1987 - 1994). Published by Straight Axle Corvette Enthusiast (SACE), the founder and publisher was Roy Braatz. Content was geared to those restoring early Corvettes.
The Side Curtain (1996 - 2000). Starting as a registry for 1953 to 1955 Corvettes, the publisher rolled it into On Solid Ground when he became its publisher in 2000.
Vette Monthly Vette Monthly / Corvette Marketplace (1976?). Little is known about this title, and we've only seen a few issues.
Vette Super Shopper Vette Super Shopper (1973 - 77??). Published by separate owners Bill-Pat Carlson and Richard Barron of Newington, Connecticut. It was a 20 page trade-sized, buy-sell newsletter with classified ads for Corvettes. We believe it started in March, 1973 and lasted about 50 issues or so.
Vette Vantage Vette Vantage (July 1982 - November 1984). Published out of Williamsburg, Virginia, the publisher was Richard P. Barron. It was typically 68 to 80 pages, and content had reader feature cars, some tech "how-to" and event coverage. Mr. Barron had also been involved in Vette Super Shopper.
Vette'n USA Vette'n USA (1976 - 1979). Published out of Ludlow Massachusetts. A newspaper-style publication.