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This gorgeous 6-speed Corvette is painted in Torch Red with a Tan soft top and tan leather interior. Showing only 27,566 miles, this baby was pampered! Benefitting from a Callaway stainless steel Double D exhaust, ceramic coated headers, Predator Diablo tuner and a Callaway cold air intake system. Just enough to let you know this Vette means business yet is docile enough to cruise in comfort. Adding to the already good look of this convertible is a set of chrome Z06 wheels with new rubber. Options and equipment for this Corvette include power windows, power locks, keyless entry, power leather seats with memory,...

Painted in an eye catching Black over Red vinyl interior. This well optioned Stingray is equipped with Tilt and a telescoping steering column, Power brakes, Power steering, A/C and T-Tops with pop out rear glass. Recent work for this Corvette include rebuilding all four brake calipers with stainless inserts, new under hood wiring harness, new headlight switch, rebuilt wiper motor, rebuilt A/C compressor, all new belts and hoses and a GM crate engine with only 2,100 miles. Backing up the power plant is a TH-400 automatic transmission. The Vette is riding on a set of 15x8 Rally wheels and Good Year GT4 radials with raised white lettering. 1969 was the last year that Black was available as a color choice until 1977. But it sure looks good! Originally the car was Steel Cities Gray with black interior. 1971 was the last year for rating the horsepower as gross vs. net horsepower. This meant when the power was rated as gross, it...

The Chevrolet Corvette (C3) is a sports car produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors for the 1968 through 1982 model years. Engines and chassis components were mostly carried over from the previous generation, but the body and interior were new. This 1974 Chevrolet Corvette has the look of the classic little red Corvette with a very rich and glossy red exterior paint that is complimented very nicely by the black interior and black convertible top. The power plant for this classic little red 74 Corvette is a very strong 350 CID V8 that is linked to a smooth shifting four speed manual transmission both sporting original actual mileage of only 66,998. That's right this classic little sports car has less than 67,000 original miles on it; that's less than 1,700 miles per year for all my math whizzes. The 1974 model Corvette was the only year model to sport the split bumper instead of the squared tail and chrome rear bumper blades introduced in 1968. The new rear design was quite beautiful, and more up-to-date than the...

How rare do you ask? How about 1 in 732? If you're an INDY fan or a GM connoisseur, this car is a must for your collection! 1986 was a banner year for the Corvette for two main reasons: 1. ) The Corvette finally offer a roadster option again for the first time in over 10 years, and 2. ) It was chosen to be the pace car for the prestigious Indianapolis 500 race. A sharp yellow convertible was announced to be the official pace car for the 1986 Indianapolis 500! This example is so nice, it was even accepted into the INDY 500 Pace Car reunion, held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this May! This -86 --Vette for sale began its private life when it was purchased from a dealer in Ballwin, MO. with an original sticker price of $35,725. The exterior of this Chevy icon is in excellent condition, and the Yellow paint is as bright today as it was when it left Bowling Green. Black and gold decals run along both driver and passenger sides proudly displaying the -Official Pace Car- status and the 70th anniversary of the Indy 500. Looking at the black canvas convertible top, it...

1975 was the last year before the convertible took an 11 year hiatus. There were many upgrades for 75 including a pointless electronic ignition. Many would say the best upgrade was the seemless one piece rear bumper which really cleaned up the rear end of the evolving C3. With only a little over 4000 convertibles made they have become a lot more sought after in the past couple years. With this 75 coming with the l82 engine an additional 45 ponies was on tap. Matched up to a 4 speed transmission and this classic roadster only becomes more rare. This convertible is believed to have only 3 owners during its pampered life. Being an all original car it is sure to increase in value over the years. The paint, another rare option, is called medium saddle and has a nice golden tint to it with the black top accenting it very well. Open the door and the outside feels like it is pulled inside with its light...