11 Corvette Coloring Pages
The Chevrolet Corvette first rolled off the line in 1953, and it is often called America's sports car. Early Corvettes had bodies made of fiberglass, which was unusual at the time. The 1963 Sting Ray coupe had a famous split rear window that lasted only one year, making it a favorite of collectors. In 2020, the Corvette moved its engine behind the driver for the first time. This collection features Corvettes in action and on display. A Corvette parks by a beach pier, jumps with its nose up, splashes through rain and is shown from the side, both at ground level and raised. Parking scenes include a classic Corvette, a race-style Corvette and a split-window model, plus a sleek sports car view. Red, white, black, silver, yellow and blue are popular Corvette colors, and racing stripes add speed. Silver wheels, black tires and bright headlights finish the look. These pages are great for car fans of all ages.
Sleek coupes for older car fans
Corvette Side View stretches the low body across the page with a small rear spoiler and spoked rims. Corvette Sports Car shows the wide grille, air vents and a seat through the windshield, and Cute Corvette adds hood vents and long narrow headlights. These three are medium pages for kids around 6 to 10 who like realistic cars with lots of thin lines.
Design your own paint job
Cute Corvette Character is the easy pick, a grinning car with big eyes and a thick outline for ages 4 to 7. For a fun challenge, print the same car several times and design a different paint job on each one: racing stripes, flames, checkers or two-tone colors. Line them up like a car show and let the family vote for the best design.
