This 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible has an original
327 C.I. V8 with 365 H.P. engine with single barrel carburetor.
Engine casting number is 3782870.It has 3" Main Journal and four
bolt main cap conversion, with Crowerod Stroker Connecting Rods and
Jahns high compression pistons. It has a four-speed Munice
manual transmission. It has a dual exhaust
system. Matching number engine and
transmission. Odometer reading is 886.It has power
steering and it has a factory am/fm radio which works. It
has a heater which works but no air
conditioning. Fluids are
medium. All lights work. The hidden
headlights work.The crank windows work fine. The wipers,
door locks work. The turn signals work. There is
a spare tire, car jack and tools. The tires are in good
condition with a manufacturer's date of 2924. The 15"
original factory Kelsey Hays Knock-off wheels are in good condition
with no scratches. It has re-chromed bumpers.The Ermine
white exterior paint is in good condition. It needs some paint
work. There are no dents and no rust. The
interior white leather bucket seats with dark blue carpets and dash
are in good condition. The window seals on both windows
need some tender loving care as they have a few cracks in the
rubber trim. The convertible top is manual but is very
easy to take down and put up. There are no tears and it is good
condition overall. The window is a little yellow.This
vehicle runs well and sounds great. IT IS ALWAYS
A GOOD IDEA TO GET AN INDEPENDENT THIRD-PARTY INSPECTION ON ANY
USED CAR.
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