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1977 Corvette T-top, Documented 35,619 Miles, Rare 4-speed, Excellent Condition on 2040-cars

Year:1977 Mileage:35619 Color: Red /
 Black
Location:

Ozark, Missouri, United States

Ozark, Missouri, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:Manual
Engine:L-48 350 c.i. V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
VIN: 1Z37L7S427090 Year: 1977
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Corvette
Trim: T-Top Sport Coupe
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Options: Leather Seats
Mileage: 35,619
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
Exterior Color: Red
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

                  1977 Chevrolet Corvette T-Top Sport Coupe

Documented 35,619 Mile Car and a Rare 4-Speed Transmission with Factory Working Cold Air Conditioning

                                    VIN # 1Z37L7S427090

           27,090th car built out of 49,213 cars built in 1977

                   Build date:   Thursday March 17th, 1977

                           Original Engine and Drivetrain

Originally sold new at Blanck Chevrolet CO. in Brownsberg, IN

Any questions regarding this car can either call (417)-773-0318 or (417)-425-9629

 

This 1977 Corvette is one of the nicest original untouched Survivor cars that you will find. Everything on this car is virtually untouched and in excellent condition. Only one repaint and done very nice a few years ago. All door jambs, hood lips, are all untouched original paint, and with all decals, labels, weatherstrips, etc. You cannot really appreciate this car until you see and drive it! Finished in Medium Red with Black Deluxe Leather Interior. No-Hit body as well. All Window glass is original and correctly date coded including the rare rear window defogger glass. The aluminum wheels show very nice and we just installed new BF/Goodrich Radial TA's White Lettered this week. The size is the correct one for the car in P225/70R15. The spare tire and wheel is an original one and still has the label on it. The paint still shows very well but is not perfect. Body fit is as nice as they come. The chassis is untouched and original including the original exhaust system and catalytic converter with the exception of new mufflers recently installed. All original frame in excellent no rust condition, original spare tire tub, no dents in frame as you will see in most of these cars due to a post lift or heavy jack. All interior is near perfect with no tears, rips, or even flaws. The dash pad, all instruments, console, seat belts, carpeting, all look as if it is new but is all original. All indicator lights on dash work, a/c still works and blows cold, headlights open and close properly, just as it left the factory in 1977! Original jack and lug wrench untouched, T-Top Leather storage bags still where they are suppose to be, even the strap that holds the T-tops in place behind the seat still there. You can clearly see the factory red paint in the rear storage compartment area along with factory overspray underneath fender wells as it should be. Chassis markings and inspection markings, labels, are still visible. The front and rear bumpers are very nice and soft, unlike most that are brittle and cracked due to improperly stored and weathered. This Corvette has definitely been cared for and stored properly with minimal deterioration. I have seen Corvettes with even less miles than this one and do not look as good! Excellent Investment car that is still affordable. Corvettes like these are fast appreciating as there is not many left.

 

Options and Features Include:

L-48 350 c.i. V8 Engine (Original Engine)

4-Speed Manual Transmission (one of only 2,060 Produced)

Factory Working Air Conditioning

Power Steering

Power Disc Brakes

Power Windows

Tilt/Telescopic Steering Column

Leather Seats

Rear Window Defogger

Factory Working Original AM/FM Radio

Sport Mirrors

Luggage Rack

Color Keyed Floor Mats

Aluminum Wheels

Factory Alarm System

ZX2 Convenience Group (This consists of features that include: dome light delay, headlight warning buzzer, underhood light, low fuel warning light, interior courtesy lights and right side visor mirror.  

Documentation includes the original owners manual and warranty book with the original owners name, address, etc, Along with the original plastic owners bag, tire warranty, consumer information, jack instructions, original sales brochure, both sets of original keys and spare tire lock, Title History, Assembly Manual, Leather T-top bags, original paper bag as well to carry all papers in from the original dealer. All Included with the sale of this car as well as some previous maintenance records from previous owners. Originally sold new on May 18th, 1977. 

Clear title in hands with no liens 

We reserve the right to end the auction early as the car is for sale locally!

Any questions call (417)-773-0318 or (417)-425-9629

Buyer is to pay any and all freight charges if delivered

We can assist in transportation needs if desired

Payment on vehicle must be either by Wire Transfer, Cash In Hands, or a Cashiers Check. However if payment is by a Cashiers Check the funds must clear our bank account before any transfer of title or release of car. No Exceptions! 

The car is sold as is and no warranty

We welcome any inspection and encourage anyone interested in purchasing this car to come and view it along with driving it. You will be impressed as to how well it does drive. It is one of the nicest solid original 1977 Vettes that you will find.

We are located in Ozark, Missouri, Just minutes from Springfield, Missouri and can pickup at local airport if desired.  

Interesting 1977 Corvette Facts:

This was the last year for the straight back window

A new console held heater and a/c controls and accepted standard Delco radios due to its increased depth. A new steering column positioned the steering wheel two inches closer to the instrument panel to provide more of an "arms out" driving position., and easier entry and exit.

The interior rearview mirror was relocated from above the windshield to the windshield itself.

Headlight dimmer switch and windshield wiper controls were moved and located on the steering column stalks.

Leather Seats were standard

The factory alarm system that was located on the drivers side front fender was moved in mid production to the drivers side door lock

Very early 1977 Model Corvettes engine blocks were painted Chevrolet Orange and Mid to late production all were painted blue as this car is. 

             

 

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