1969 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Beeville, Texas, United States
Every car enthusiast's dream car.
1969 Corvette 427, 4 speed
SS brakes
Fresh interior including carpet, rear deck and compartments
New classic Radio with sound bar in back and USB input
Engine rebuilt about 2,000 ago (prior owner)
Rebuilt M 4 speed trans and new clutch/plate
Rebuilt Original carb
Headers and side pipes
HEI added
Large radiator with dual cooling fans
New updated composite rear suspension
New American Racing wheels and tires
Unique factory features include passenger side mirror and luggage rack
Everything works except the wipers. Convinced it's a vacuum thing but never wanted to drive in the rain anyway.
Runs and drives great!
There are a few body blemishes. Small cracks and dings (see pictures).
Paint is probably 7.5 of 10.
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