Florida Corvette Exchange LLC

Florida Corvette Exchange LLC is a small, appointment-only classic car dealer in Hudson, on the US 19 corridor in Pasco County, north of Tampa. As the name suggests, Corvettes make up the core of its stock, with other Chevrolet classics such as Chevelles, Camaros and Novas alongside them. Florida corporate records show the company was formed as a limited liability company in the fall of 2018, with Christine Chittick as its president.

A small dealership built around Corvettes

The dealer's own description is short and personal. Its site says the owners, drawing on more than 42 years of collecting and a passion for classic cars, opened "a small personalized Classic Corvette dealership" and chose to stay small to keep their standards and give each customer personal attention. The company says it picks every car for its showroom itself and only buys cars it would keep in its own collection.

That makes this a stocking dealer rather than a consignment house: the cars on offer are bought by the business, not listed on behalf of private owners. We found no consignment program on its site.

What it sells

Midyear Corvettes sit at the top of the range. In early October 2026 the dealer's ClassicCars.com page listed eight cars, including two 1967 Corvette Stingray convertibles with 427 big blocks at $119,900 and $126,900, a 1978 Corvette Indy 500 Pace Car at $36,900, a 1967 Camaro with a matching-numbers 327, a 1965 Chevelle, a 1969 Nova, a 1970 Impala and a 1998 Silverado Z71 pickup. Every price there was marked "or best offer."

Its Carsforsale.com page showed a wider spread of 17 vehicles, starting at $15,900 for a 1989 Corvette and taking in C3 Corvettes from 1970, 1976 and 1981, a 2004 Corvette Z06, a 2013 Grand Sport and a 1929 Ford roadster. An archived 2024 version of the dealer's site featured a 1965 Corvette Stingray with a 396 and a four-speed, which gives a sense of the cars it chases. For buyers comparing prices, our listings of classic Corvettes for sale show what similar cars are fetching elsewhere.

Buying from Florida Corvette Exchange

The showroom is open by appointment from Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday, so this is not a place to drop in. Call ahead to confirm the car you want is still there and to book a time to see it. The dealer's website, which runs on the Carsforsale.com platform, offers a financing application with pre-approval through outside lenders; terms depend on the lender and the buyer's credit.

The usual checks apply here as at any small dealer. Ask for the VIN, title status and any documentation behind claims such as matching numbers or Pace Car status, and have a Corvette specialist inspect a midyear car before you commit. Our guide to buying from a classic car dealer walks through the paperwork and inspection steps.

Reputation

Florida Corvette Exchange has been registered and active with the state since 2018, with recent annual reports on file. The Better Business Bureau gives it an A+ rating. It is not BBB accredited, and its profile showed no complaints in the past three years and a single customer review when we checked, which is too few to draw conclusions from. We did not find a review count on a major review platform that we could verify directly.

One practical note: when we checked in early October 2026, the dealer's own website was not loading, although its listings on ClassicCars.com and Carsforsale.com were live and current. If the site is down when you look, use the phone number below.

Visiting and contact

Florida Corvette Exchange is at 12635 US Highway 19, Hudson, FL 34667; state records and the BBB place it in Unit 13 of that address. Visits are by appointment, Monday to Saturday. The dealer's site most recently listed (386) 832-0822, and the BBB and Carsforsale.com list (386) 237-8902.