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C3 Corvettes are always in demand, after all, they are loaded V8 cruisers. That makes them great drivers that are instantly distinctive. And it only gets better when a sharp-looking example is also this affordable. The 1978 car was special. It launched a revised and more aerodynamic C3. Chevrolet celebrated it with one of the most handsome combinations to come out of the 1970's. Add in the right badging and correct alloy wheels, it has the look of a dignified classic that represents this landmark time well. The interior Off White/Cream leather is absolutely contrast in color to the exterior Corvette Dark Blue, but it harmonizes with its level of sophistication. So, you will love to leave the T-tops out to show off the full color package.

Powering this 79' Corvette is a 383 Stoker backed by a 200R4. The 200R4 has slightly better gear rations than the 700R4, this means that the rpm is even lower when driving down the highway with the 2004R. As you...

The current owner of this '68 has enjoyed it for about 30 years and bought it in Florida. Walking around this car one should notice the Lemans Blue gloss paint theme, the Rally wheels wrapped in white wall radial tires, chrome luggage rack, chrome bumpers, dual exhaust peeking out the rear, and removable painted to match T-Tops. The interior flows well with the paint theme featuring blue vinyl bucket seats, blue carpeting, blue dash, and blue door panels. This 68' has a touch of modern comfort features to make driving it more comfortable all year that includes air conditioning, an AM/FM radio, power brakes, power steering, an adjustable steering wheel, and radial tires. Powering this beast is claimed to be the 'numbers matching' 327 CID V8 350HP mated to a M21 Close Ratio 4-speed manual transmission with IRS and a gear ratio of 3. 73. The drive train is claimed to have about 1,000 miles on it since being rebuilt....

This chrome bumper Corvette has a sleek curb appeal accomplished by its bright gloss yellow paint, low stance, hood scoop, functioning chrome side exhaust, 427 badging, rally wheels wrapped in white letter radial tires, chrome mirrors, and black manual convertible vinyl top. The interior flows well with the paint and features sport bucket black vinyl seats with seat belts, power mirrors, an AM/FM/CD player, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, black carpeting, black door panels, power steering, and power brakes. Although this car appears to have a 427 CID V8, it is actually powered by a 350 CID with a cam, headers, aluminum radiator, aluminum intake, AFR aluminum heads, and even the Chevy Orange painted block. This beast of an engine is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission with an odometer reading of 35606 undocumented miles. If you are looking for a chrome bumper Corvette convertible, this is the example that...

In 1967 Chevrolet made a major overhaul to the Corvette brand when they unveiled the all new C3 Corvette for the 1968 model year. The Mako Shark II design for the car was conceived by Larry Shinoda. The C3 Corvette was produced all the way until 1982. For those 14 years Chevrolet would make many changes, many of which were suggestions from their customer base. Here we have a 1971 model. A can't help but smile when you approach this car. This Corvette was repainted in 2018 to factory color in beautiful Bridgehampton Blue and the chrome bumpers really set it off. T-tops are body color matching. The Rally Wheels with recent Mickey Thompson tires give it the stance it deserves! Under the hood you'll find the original factory number's matching 350ci V8. 7 digits matched from the engine pad to the vin. Power is ran down through a 4-speed manual transmission. Current owner has had her for over 5 years, acquired from a private owner. During his ownership he has added new tires and shocks, new clutch, new intake and carb, new radiator and alternator, and...