West Coast Classics are proud to present an exceptional example of
this L48 matching #'s 350 V8 1975 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
Roadster, the last of the Corvette roadsters until they resumed
production in 1986, in its original 'Mille Miglia Red' (Code 76)
color with its original 'Black Vinyl' (Code 19V) interior matched
to an automatic transmission!The third generation 1975 'Shark' was
the last year of production for the convertible roadster and only
4,629 were built compared to almost 34,000 coupes and this
particular example boasts factory air
conditioning. Matching numbers L48 350/165 HP
engine Automatic transmission Air conditioning Power steering Power
brakes Power windows Tilt Wheel AM/FM radio Leather seats Rally
wheels Redline tires Correct code 76 Mille Miglia Red with code 19V
Black vinyl interior 1 of 4,629 convertibles in 1975The original
matching numbers engine is extremely strong and sounds magnificent
and this particular car drives extraordinarily well - must be
driven to be appreciated - does not miss a beat and purrs like a
kitten - drives straight as an arrow with no strange road wobbles,
shakes or rattles - a truly remarkable daily driver that will give
any modern day car a run for it's money!This is a rare opportunity
to own a beautifully southern California example of a 1975 Corvette
Convertible roadster in turn key ready daily driving condition for
the Corvette enthusiast or collector or simply any classic American
muscle car enthusiast to enjoy today!
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