For Sale: 1977 Chevrolet Corvette in Greenwood, Indiana

Here is a good-looking 1977 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe that offers plenty of classic Corvette style, V8 performance, and driving enjoyment without the price tag of a show-quality example! Finished in Silver with a Black cloth interior, this Corvette is a very solid, driver-quality example that runs and drives great and has a lot going for it.

Under the hood is the L48 350 cubic-inch V8 engine backed by an automatic transmission. It is equipped with power steering, power brakes, and factory air conditioning, although the A/C is currently inoperative due to a bad compressor. The exhaust system has been modified to eliminate the secondary mufflers, giving this Corvette a nice, throaty V8 exhaust note that sounds just right without being overly aggressive.

The exterior has a great stance thanks to a sharp set of American Racing chrome alloy wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires. The Silver paint shines very nicely and gives the car an attractive appearance, especially from a few feet away. We do want to be very straightforward about the paint, however. This is an average-quality repaint that shows imperfections in various areas upon closer inspection. From 10 feet away, it looks great, but if you are extremely particular about paint quality or looking to take home the trophy for Best Paint at your next car show, this probably isn't the Corvette for you!

What this Corvette does offer is a very solid, good-looking classic that runs, drives, shifts, and handles the road very well. It has the right combination of classic Corvette styling, a dependable small-block Chevy V8, automatic transmission, great-looking wheels, and that unmistakable V8 sound.

Not every Corvette needs to be a trailer queen or a perfectly restored show car to be enjoyable. Sometimes it's more fun to have one you can actually get out and drive without worrying about every little stone chip or blemish!

If you are looking for an attractive, solid-driving 1977 Corvette that you can get in, turn the key, and enjoy, this one is certainly worth a look!