350c.i. L-48 | #'s Matching Engine | Automatic Trans | PS | PDB |
T-Top's | Power Windows | Original Color Combination | Original
Trim Tag
Checkout this beautiful 1973 Chevrolet Corvette. This car is
powered by the original ""L48"" 350c.i. engine backed by the
original Th350 Automatic Transmission. The engine runs smooth, the
transmission shifts seamlessly, and the car stops, starts, and
steers very well! The car was repainted in its original Corvette
Yellow paint (Code 952) over a Dark Saddle Leather interior (Code
422) ! Overall the exterior is in good condition, It's a no hit
body with good consistent gaps, the bright work appears mostly
original and the paint shows only a few minor blemishes. The
Interior has also been well kept and remains factory appearing with
exception of an upgraded AM/FM/CD/AUX stereo! The undercarriage and
Frame are rock solid and show the signs of a well cared for
car.
Additional Highlights Include:
Power Disc Brakes
Power Steering
Power Windows
Factory Tach
In Dash Clock
Dual Exhaust
AM/FM Radio
15"" Rally Wheels
Raised white Letter BFGoodrich Radial T/A Tires
T-Tops
This Corvette would certainly make an excellent addition to any
garage. This is a strong driver quality car that is meant to be
driven and enjoyed without fear! Freshly serviced prior to being
offered for sale!
For more information please Call the Team at LaFontaine Classic
Cars today at: 248-714-2110 or Email us at:
[email protected]
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