This beautiful frame-off restoration was done by one of the most
well-known restorers in the U.S. for C1 1953 Corvettes. There
aren't many of these left in the world. Especially one that's
documented. This is VIN #067 1953 Chevrolet Corvette. Restoration
completed March 2020. Polo White with Red interior and Black soft
top.
It has an early Flint-plant fiberglass body with original front end
and has no rear leaf spring "recess-relief" areas that were
specifically not on 1953 Corvettes. This is a critical detail that
many collectors overlook.
All components have been meticulously restored and NOS parts have
been used when possible.
The engine is matching numbers and has components with correct date
codes. Period correct fasteners used throughout. Take a close look
at this engine bay. It's spotless and stunning.
Documentation goes all the way back to 1982 and believed was off
the road since 1961.
This 1953 VIN #067 is the real deal. We've been watching the
market, the auctions and private party sales. This car is priced
right without padding that's paid at auction (October 2019). This
is an opportunity to own a fresh, completely restored 1953 Corvette
with 0 miles.
Please call Bob or Marty at 630-230-0441 or visit
CorvetteMikeMidwest.com - Bob is our Sales Manager and a former
NCRS judge.
Corvette Mike Midwest
60 Shore Drive
Burr Ridge, IL 60527
Just 12 miles from downtown Chicago
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