1981 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray T-Tops Beautiful 1981 Chevrolet
Corvette Stingray, the final year for the carbureted L81 350. This
is a matching-numbers L81 350 built in Bowling Green, Kentucky,
with documentation showing it is #8,474 of 8,894 produced. The
original 350 is being rebuilt from the ground up with a .030-over
bore, performance Vortec heads, GM intake, Street Avenger 670 CFM
carburetor, performance cam, and upgraded internals, with an
estimated 460 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of torque. The engine will
be finished in the original blue and essentially be a fresh 0-mile
build while the chassis shows approximately 23,000 miles. Features
include a 3-speed automatic, Dana 44 rear, 3,200-stall converter,
T-Tops with GM storage bag, power seats, power windows, power
locks, power mirrors, cruise control, and fully functioning gauges
and electrical equipment. The Corvette was restored in 2014 and has
a very straight body with no dents or dings, with only minor paint
flaws. Car with no rust on the body or chassis. The interior is in
excellent condition with a crack-free dash and minimal driver-seat
wear. It was also an award winner at a 2015 car show, with the
photo and plaque included. 23,000 Miles Shown • Matching-Numbers
L81 350 • Fresh Engine Build • Automatic • T-Tops • Dana 44 • Clean
California Corvette
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