The third generation of Corvette, known as the C3, was introduced
in 1967 and continued to be produced until 1982. Corvettes have
always had a huge following with the C3 being no different and
actually setting sales records in 1979 when just under 54,000 units
were produced. While the motors and chassis components were carried
over from the previous generation the C3 introduced a completely
restyled exterior and interior. This generation also introduced the
T-Top style that would give owners the option of cruising in a
coupe or popping them off on fair weather days. This '77 is a good
looking driver classic that has had 1 repaint in its life. It is a
factory dark Corvette Red making 1 of 3,434 in this color combo. It
has a nice Black accents on the low rise cowl hood and it also
wears its original luggage rack on the rear deck. It is a nice
little car that rides on a set of Rally wheels with Legend GT
Eldorado tires.
It is an original L82 car with its stock 350 ci V8 motor. This was
the higher HP motor for the year and is combined with an automatic
transmission. The car has a new dual exhaust system and sounds
great. It has 4 wheels power disc brakes as well as power steering
and AC making it a comfortable classic to cruise around in. In 2020
the car was gone through with various repairs including a new wiper
motor, horn, hood latch, hood release, fuel gauge, and speedo
cable. Just this month the car had $3,300 invested for a fresh tune
up and completely new brake system.
Check out some stock Engine Specs from Corvettestory.com
Type: V8
Valve Location: In Head
Bore / Stroke: 4.00" / 3.48" (Standard, L82 350 Cubic Inch)
Displacement: Standard, L82 Engines: 350 Cubic Inches
Compression Ratio: 8.5:1 (Standard Engine)
9.00:1 (L82 Engine)
Crankshaft Material: Forged Steel
Camshaft Material: Cast Modular Iron (Standard L48 Engine)
Forged Steel (L82 Engine)
Oil Pump Type: Gear
Normal Oil Pressure 32 - 40 psi @ 2,000 RPM
Oil Pressure Gauge Electrical
Crankcase Oil Capacity, Standard, L82 Engines 4.0 Quarts, Less
Filter
4.5 Quarts, With Filter Change
Recommended Oil Grade Above 20F: SAE 20W-20, SAE 10W-30, 10W-40
20W-40, 20W-50
0F to 60F: SAE 10W, 5W-30, 10W-30, 10W-40
Below 20F: SAE 5W-20, 5W-30
Fuel Filter Mesh Strainer
Fuel Pump Mechanical
Fuel Pressure 7.5 - 9.0 PSI
Cooling System Capacity 350 cubic inch Standard, L82 Engines
20.7 Quarts (with heater)
Thermostat Type Pellet
Radiator Cap Relief Pressure ~15 PSI
Battery 12 volt - 78 plate
3,500 Watts Heavy Duty (RPO UA1)
12 volt - 90 plate
4,000 Watts
Thermostat Opening 192 - 198 F
Fully Opened at 227
Brakes
Type Caliper Disc, Four Wheel Hydraulic
Lining Area 43.15 Square Inches
Swept Area 249.14 Square Inches
Disc Vented
The interior of the car is done in Black which is stock for this
car. Everything has been kept very original except for an
aftermarket Alpine AM/FM/CD receiver with Bluetooth, Aux connection
and USB. Behind the bucket seats are the standard C3 storage
compartments, 1 of which houses the battery. Other nice features
include the power windows and the car does come with its original
jack setup.
These Corvettes are fun cars and always prove to be popular
classics to own!
This Corvette could be yours for $9,500.00!
Vehicle Details
1977 Chevrolet Corvette
Listing ID:CC-1642393
Price:$9,500
Location:Arlington, Texas
Year:1977
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Corvette
Exterior Color:Red
Odometer:68945
Stock Number:22113
VIN:1Z37X7S434697
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