Vehicle Description
This 1971 Chevrolet Corvette convertible has the well-respected
look of a low-owner classic. Of course, what's really attractive is
a shining red Stingray with the right features, including enhanced
small block power and four-on-the-floor.
There's something great about the early C3 design. It combines the
long and low American look with the Kamm-back styling of the
Europeans. This car appears to have been well maintained throughout
its life, with the fiberglass panels fitting nicely to hug the
body's every curve snugly. In fact, a great way to understand the
level of care in this car is with the paint. It was upgraded to
this bold red, and the respray was about 20 years ago. The way it
still holds an excellent shine today tells you about decades of the
right investments and respect. These earlier C3s are also for the
brightwork lovers, and it's great to see the thin bumpers, bright
grille, and rocker panels all shining with distinction. And of
course, no classic Chevy sports car looks complete without the
iconic Rally wheels.
This car has a cool split personality. After all, the white folding
roof gives this the cheery appeal of a Coca-Cola bottle. But
there's also a black hardtop that's available with the sale, and
that seems to show off a more aggressive personality. And we hope
you like that added intimidation because that spirit is also seen
with no roof at all. It's a deep/dark interior that has the right
quality upgrades, like newer carpeting and a retro-style AM/FM
digital radio. And the aggressive darkness gets you ready for a
driver's environment. You have high-back bucket seats, a center
console in-between, a three-spoke sports steering wheel,
crisp/clear gauges, and a shifter where you want to rest your right
hand.
The engine bay is detailed with a crisp and clean presentation. And
there are nice pieces like the bright finned valve covers and a
shining air grabber with callout. This 350 cubic-inch V8 is a
replacement motor, and they also made sure to upgrade it with an
Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock Performer intake, and
an electronic distributor. It's a strong small block, and the
four-speed manual transmission means you get to keep the control
firmly in your hands. This car was made for taking the long way
home, and components like the fully independent sports suspension,
power steering, and four-wheel power disc brakes prove it.
The sale comes complete with long-term maintenance records and
build receipts. This is the driver's classic that has been
respected by true enthusiasts. So if you want a classic that was
made to hit the road, call today!
