Chevrolet made a big splash with the introduction of the 1957 283 Corvette engine. Rated at 283 horsepower, it was the first Chevy engine to make one horsepower per cubic-inch! All that for $726.30! The Fuelie was the top gun engine for Corvette buyers until the introduction of the Mark IV 396/375 big-block in 1965. Vintage Fuelie units go for thousands of dollars at Corvette shows today.
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What's under the hood has always been of prime importance for Corvette lovers. So much so that some Corvette engines have become legends in their own right.
Be sure to check out the NEW Illustrated Corvette Series Portfolio.
This portfolio of Scott Teeters' "Vette Magazine" series, covers every production Corvette from 1953 to 1996. Also included are all of the major Corvette show cars, engineering prototypes, concept cars, and several Corvette racers.
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