1969 Red / Black Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe T-Top comes
loaded up with the L46 350ci / 350 Horsepower V8, M21 Muncie
4-Speed Manual Transmission, Vintage Air Air Conditioning System,
Power Steering, Tilt-Telescopic Steering Wheel, Long-Tube Headers
routed correctly through the factory exhaust outlets, Big Block
Hood, Rally Wheels, New Carburetor and Complete Carburetor System,
Upgraded Interior with New Seats and Door Panels, Embroidered
Stingray Floor Mats, Functional Vacuum-Operated Headlights,
Functional Vacuum-Operated Wiper Door, and a beautifully detailed
engine bay with numerous Chrome and Custom Upgrades with 25k
Miles!
OVER $20,000 IN RECEIPTS!
Gorgeous Red / Black 1969 Stingray T-Top with the highly desirable
L46 350/350 HP V8, M21 Muncie 4-Speed Manual, Vintage Air, Power
Steering, Rally Wheels, Big Block Hood, Long-Tube Headers, upgraded
interior, and a beautifully dressed engine bay. Over $20k in
receipts are with this Corvette, the car is done right, from the
headers routed through the correct exhaust outlets to the properly
functioning vacuum headlights and wiper door. The new seats, door
panels, embroidered Stingray mats, and Vintage Air make the
interior just as impressive as the exterior!
Why 1969 is so desirable?
1969 hits a sweet spot. The 1968 was the first C3 and had a number
of first-year quirks, and all the kinks were worked out. By 1969
Chevrolet had re-engineeredthe car, and the "Stingray" name
returned to the fenders on the car. It still has the pure early-C3
appearance: chrome bumpers front and rear, vacuum headlights,
hidden windshield wipers, dramatic Mako Shark body, removable
T-tops on the coupe, and virtually none of the later emissions-era
styling compromises. Chevrolet sold 38,762 Corvettes in 1969, so it
was a very successful year for sales after refining the 1968,and is
the most sought after bumper car in the C3 era.
This 1969 Corvette is a meticulous example that has been refined to
an extraordinary level and presents in stupendous, showroom-new
condition. Approximately $20,000 has been invested over the past
several years to bring this Corvette to an exceptionally high
concours-level standard. The attention to detail, overall
presentation, and quality throughout make it a prime example of
what a beautiful 1969 Corvette should be. This is the type of
Corvette that stands apart from ordinary restored examples and
represents about the finest quality one could hope to find in a
classic 1969 Corvette.
350ci L46 Small-Block V8 with 350 Horsepower and 380 lb-ft of
Torque, M21 Muncie 4-Speed Manual Transmission.
350 Horsepower / 380 lb-ft Torque
0-60 MPH: Approximately 6.0 Seconds
1/4 Mile: Approximately 14.3 Seconds
Top Speed: Approximately 140 MPH
Curb Weight: Approximately 3,300 lbs
38,762 Corvettes were produced in 1969.
22,129 of those were Stingray Coupes.
The L46 350ci / 350 Horsepower V8 wasthe most desirable small-block
engine options offered for the 1969 Corvette!
This C3 1969 Red / Black Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe T-Top
comes loaded up with the L46 350ci / 350 Horsepower V8, M21 Muncie
4-Speed Manual Transmission, Vintage Air Air Conditioning System,
Power Steering, Tilt-Telescopic Steering Wheel, Long-Tube Headers
routed correctly through the factory exhaust outlets, Big Block
Hood, Rally Wheels, New Carburetor and Complete Carburetor System,
Upgraded Interior with New Seats and Door Panels, Embroidered
Stingray Floor Mats, Functional Vacuum-Operated Headlights,
Functional Vacuum-Operated Wiper Door, and a beautifully detailed
engine bay with numerous Chrome and Custom Upgrades with 25k
Miles!
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