1975 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray

Description

Fun and affordable weekend adventures are guaranteed with this 1975 Chevrolet Corvette. It will keep you smiling with its T-tops, numbers-matching V8, and the unmistakable feeling of being behind the wheel of America's sports car.

This is a factory silver car. It seems to be a perfect color for a Stingray like this because there's timeless appeal, and the long front of the C3 conveys the powerful look of a silver bullet. This is especially true on the 1975 car, the first year to have the one-piece molded rear end combined with the form-fitting urethane nose. So you certainly have a sleeker style for fun Corvette. That's why we like this car. It has an overall driver-quality feel which means fit and finish will never make you think twice about hitting the road and enjoying this classic. And the value price means there is even more left in your budget to add the right personal touches to make this one truly a reflection of you.

The black interior is a nice complementary color to the exterior silver. So it's a nice car to take the T-tops out and show off the full-color combo. The upgraded retro-style AM/FM stereo has Bluetooth to choose the best music for your wind-in-the-hair drives. There are also provisions for features like air conditioning and power windows (they will need servicing to have the ideal level of function.) And you'll appreciate the driver-focused feeling of a driver-ready interior. This includes high-back bucket seats, a three-spoke sports steering wheel, a tilt/telescopic steering column, a full array of auxiliary readouts, and a large speedo and tach directly in front of you.

The numbers-matching 350 cubic inch V8 still provides the power, and it looks distinctively stock everywhere, from the bold orange block to the gasket that seals that air grabber to the cowl hood. The V8 inhales deeply with a four-barrel carburetor as it fires up with the hardy feeling of a well-kept small block. It has a great throttle response and low-end torque delivered in a wallop, even from a standstill. These cars are ideal cruisers to enjoy anytime and anywhere. So you'll be glad to have easy driving features like the three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, and four-wheel disc brakes. And, of course, the Corvette's fully independent sports suspension makes it one of the best-handling American cars of the '70s.

Complete with service manuals, this Corvette proves that classic car ownership can be affordable and fun. Call now!