1965 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible on 2040-cars
Dulzura, California, United States
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Classic Mid-60's collector - 1965 Corvette Convertible - 40 years California Car NO RUST - BEAUTIFUL CONDITION -
Great driver quality
Engine: 327ci 300hp V8
Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
VIN: 194675S108797
Odometer: 69,218
Title: Clean Current California Title in hand in my name
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
Condition: Nicely maintained inside and out - only 1,000 on rebuilt motor!
Time to let a fortunate buyer own my beautiful red on black classic 1965 Corvette convertible. This car has had
only 3 owners and has been in California since 1983. We have driven it minimally and kept it covered in the garage
to maintain its glossy paint and to retain its status as a collector car for our family. We have chosen to sell it
so you have this opportunity now to own, enjoy and retain in your family as an affordable 1965 classic collector
car.
Exterior is in very good condition: Garage kept, covered, the repainted red body is glossy and shines like new
with virtually no flaws. Glass very good. Soft top no rips or tears. Rust-free. Freshly serviced with all new
fluids.
Interior is in very good condition: Scuff free. No split seams. Carpet replaced. Non-smoking.
With its low miles and great condition, this is one of the best classic Corvettes available. Your choice - Own it
to drive and enjoy the attention, add your own touches, keep it as your investment car for your peace of mind in
retirement, or... All the above!
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