Shark Attack!Most Corvette fans are familiar with the '65 Mako Shark II concept car. Less well known is its predecessor, the XP-755, which began the family name lineage and helped set the styling ...

Found languishing in a field, devoid of both its front and rear ends, the Mako was in desperate need of a makeover—or as John likes to call it, a "Mako-ver." Undeterred by its c ...

he’d been dreaming of the Corvette Mako Shark since he was a boy. He’s a Corvette guy through and through, but owning a Mako Shark was a dream he didn’t believe could ever come true.

1965 Mako Shark II: The C3 Corvette emerges from the depths In 1965, Chevrolet produced the Mako Shark II. Two of them, actually. First a non-running full-size model and then a running ...

During the 1960s, General Motors introduced a trio of stunning show cars that laid the groundwork for the C2 and C3 Corvette. Although many other concepts followed, these three remain the most ...

The Chevy Corvette has ... Namely, it looked like a shark — and that was no accident either, as a large portion of the design was borrowed from the General Motors Mako Shark concept.

The Mako Shark, otherwise known as XP-755, was built in 1961 as a preview of the second-generation Corvette, which was due as a 1963 model. The styling theme for the redesigned sports car had long ...