1978 Chevrolet Corvette Indy Pace Car, 2-tone black and silver,
garage kept and showing only 13,000 miles. Glossy two-tone silver
over black paint, sharp red pinstripes, and the classic
Indianapolis 500 decals that make these Pace Car replicas stand out
anywhere. Under the hood sits the L82 220 hp 350 ci V8, backed by a
TH350 automatic. The L82 package brought a higher-lift camshaft,
four-bolt mains, and better heads, so it hits harder than the
standard L48 engine. The stronger L82, paired with the iconic Pace
Car look, has made these replicas a sought-after part of Corvette
history. Gymkhana suspension, front and rear spoilers, polished
aluminum wheels, sport mirrors, and mirrored T-tops finish off the
classic late C3 performance look. Inside, the car is pure Pace Car
heritage. The interior was directly influenced by Bill Mitchell and
features full silver leather with gray carpeting. The seats were
originally planned for the 1979 model, but Chevrolet pushed the
program ahead so these new seats could debut in the 1978 Pace Car
package. You get special silver leather, a leather-wrapped steering
wheel, tilt and telescoping column, power windows, power locks,
A/C, rear window defroster, FM/AM radio, and a clean,
driver-focused cockpit. This Corvette has been garage kept, cared
for, and it shows. Mirrored T-tops off, V8 rumble on, and that Pace
Car stance in the sun. So if you want a low-mile, L82 Indy Pace Car
that you can drive, enjoy, and be proud to show, reach out and
gives us a call.
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