1954 Corvette Roadster - CORRECT DATES ON ALL COMPONENTS - The 39th
Corvette built in 1954 after the 300 built in Corvette's first year
in 1953. CORVETTE HISTORY - After an enthusiastic response at the
1953 GM Motorama shows, the very first 300 Corvettes were assembled
at a temporary location in Flint, Michigan. Production moved to St.
Louis, Missouri for 1954 models and started on December 29, 1953.
Twenty-five "54s were built in Flint. This car was the 13th car
produced in St. Louis. Corvette production remained in St. Louis
until it moved to Bowling Green, Kentucky in 1981. This car has an
approximate birth date of 1/4/54-one week after St. Louis commenced
production. 3,640 Corvettes were built in 1954 and she was the 39th
built. The body is a leftover 1953, evidenced by the fiberglass
pattern seen through the paint. In 1953 all Corvettes were white.
In 1954, they continued with white but also built four black and
133 red cars. This car is 1 of 133 built in 1954. CAR HISTORY -
Base equipment included Blue Flame Six rated at 150 hp, vinyl
interior trim and soft top. Base price: $2,774.00 o Options for
1954 o Directional Signal o Heater o AM Radio-Signal Seeking o
Whitewall Tires o Powerglide Automatic Transmission o Parking Brake
Alarm o Courtesy Lights o Windshield Washer The previous 1980's
restoration was not quite finished. She was in storage for almost
40 years and experienced some deterioration before changing owners
in September 2022. She has since undergone a complete 19-month
restoration.
Vehicle Details
1954 Chevrolet Corvette
Listing ID:CC-2011803
Price:Auction Vehicle
Location:Palm Springs, California
Year:1954
Make:Chevrolet
Model:Corvette
Odometer:0
Stock Number:467
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