1977 Chevy Corvette, 4 Speed, Barn Find W/no Reserve on 2040-cars
Wilton, New Hampshire, United States
1977 Chevy Corvette with a 4 speed, honking motor, and a solid back bone. I got this one on trade for a tractor because I'm not much of an American car guy. I do have to admit I do think it's kinda a hoot to go up the driveway in though. This thing has a rebuilt V8, I think it's a 5.7 ltr , mad motor. It has aluminum heads, headers, high rise manifold, Holley 4 barrel, and dual (looks like 2 1/2 but didn't measure it) exhaust with flow master mufflers. I was also told the rear end was also just rebuilt and have some of the old pieces from the rebuild that will come with the car. It has the rally wheels and the backbone is good unlike most of them in the east. The only thing is when you step on the gas it's a handful to keep on the road, it just spins it's tires with out trying. The car is by no means a nice car as in a cosmetic sense ( the only rusty part is the tray under the radiator), it's showing 56k on the odometer and hasn't seen the road in 10 years but your guess is as good as mine so is officially MILAGE UNKNOWN (ebay wanted a milage so I put what the odo shows for listing purposes). If you were going to make a race car, Daytona kit car or a boogy nights remake then this is the one!! So if you want a super candidate as a restoration donor then this might be the one but I am NOT a corvette guy so please ask all the questions before you make a bid. If you live anywhere close to NH please come over and check it out before you bid, I want you to know exactly what you're buying. Also on NH laws, NH does not issue title's on cars this old and if you go onto their website you will see the bill of sale this will come with. I will have it notarized as required along with a previous registration for vin verification as required. Remember BILL OF SALE ONLY, I see people stressing that so I thought I would do the same.
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