You are looking at a 1965 Corvette convertible. NOM 327/300hp, 4
speed transmission, side pipes, hard top, American Racing Wheels,
correct MM Milano Maroon paint with Black STD interior. This is a
great driver quality corvette that has hat lots of mechanical and
suspension work done to it. Gauge cluster and clock rebuilt,
Undercarriage was completely disassembled all components were dry
ice and laser cleaned then powder coated. all suspension is new:
ride tech ball joints, corvette strut rods, spring insulators, dana
spicer U joints H shafts, new trailing arms, studs, lower control
arms, front and rear bearing sets, crossmember bushings, tie rods,
ball joints, control arms, rear spindle, parking brake rebuilt.
Lots of receipts for all the work done. This corvette drives and
handles great. Does have flaws in the paint and one tear in the
drivers seat. If you are in the market for a driver corvette to
take out and have fun with this could be a great car for you.
Please call for more details. 770-427-VETT
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Vehicle Details
1965 Chevrolet Corvette
Listing ID:CC-1881730
Price:$64,900
Location:Libur, Georgia
Year:1965
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Corvette
Odometer:0
Stock Number:27945
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