Corvette America Flag Prints From Corvette Report
Corvette America Flag Art Prints (Art by Scott Teeters)
(Created in A Dream)
The Corvette started as an underpowered, expensive, and misunderstood sports car. Today, it stands among GM’s flagship performance and technology vehicles alongside Cadillac. There isn’t another car in American automotive history with a longer production run than the Corvette. Hands down, it is Detroit’s most successful single automotive nameplate.
To celebrate Corvette’s remarkable legacy, Corvette Report now offers signed and numbered Corvette America Flag art prints for your garage, office, man cave, or Corvette collection.
We print each 11″ x 17″ piece on heavy card stock. I sign and number every print. Every print is shrink-wrapped on corrugated backing and shipped flat via USPS Priority Mail. You can order a print for $40 plus shipping.
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The artwork features side-view illustrations of Corvette models from 1953 through today’s C8 Corvette. Together, they form the shape of the American flag. Three background options are currently available: White, Old Parchment, and Brushed Metal.
How the Corvette America Flag Art Print Was Created
In the early 2000s, large Corvette events such as Corvettes at Carlisle began organizing a unique photo opportunity. Owners of red, white, and blue Corvettes would position their cars on a hillside to create a giant American flag. Aerial photographs and videos captured the display, creating one of the most memorable sights at the event.
Following coverage of the 2018 Corvettes at Carlisle show, I shared a video of the Corvette flag display here on Corvette Report. Apparently, the image stayed with me.
Shortly afterward, I had a vivid dream about the Corvette flag. As a result, I began wondering whether I could recreate it graphically.
At the time, my VETTE magazine feature, The Illustrated Corvette Series, had entered its 21st year. I already had side-view artwork of every Corvette produced from 1953 through 2018. After many hours of arranging, resizing, and repositioning the illustrations, the red and white stripes finally came together.
The Corvette at the far left of the top stripe is a 1953 model. The Corvette at the far right of the bottom stripe is a 2018 model. When Chevrolet introduced the mid-engine C8 Corvette two years later, I updated the artwork to include the new model.
The result became the Corvette America Flag print you see today.
A Corvette Legacy Worth Celebrating
Harley Earl unveiled Chevrolet’s dream sports car at General Motors’ Motorama in New York’s Waldorf Astoria Hotel on January 17, 1953.
One attendee stood out from the crowd: Belgian-born engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov. Captivated by the Corvette’s design and potential, Duntov later joined Chevrolet and became one of the driving forces behind Corvette’s transformation from stylish cruiser to world-class sports car.
Generations of Corvette owners helped ensure the car’s survival. They supported the Corvette through changing markets, corporate challenges, and shifting automotive trends. Their enthusiasm turned the Corvette into an American icon.
For decades, Corvette has been known as “America’s Sports Car.” While many competitors have come and gone, the Corvette remains in production and continues to represent American performance around the world.
Own a Piece of Corvette History
Since creating the original artwork, I have expanded the Corvette America Flag series to include versions with Old Parchment and Brushed Metal backgrounds.
Each print measures 11″ x 17″. I sign and number every print. I also package each one carefully to ensure it arrives in excellent condition.
Whether you own a Corvette today, owned one years ago, or simply appreciate Corvette history, this print belongs in your collection. It is a unique way to celebrate America’s Sports Car.
Show your pride in Corvette and America with your own Corvette America Flag print today. – Scott Teeters

Corvette Generational History
Our 1953–1962 C1 Corvette Review: Engineering, Styling, Sales, and Legacy Story is now available.
The 1962–1967 C2 Corvette Review: Engineering, Styling, Sales, and Legacy Story is now available.
Also, 1968–1982 C3 Corvette Review: Engineering, Styling, Sales, and Legacy Story is now available.
The 1984-1996 C4 Corvette Review: Engineering, Styling, Sales, and Legacy Story is now available.
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