1957 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Reardan, Washington, United States
I am always available by mail at: gerardgeeberling@clubducati.com .
Beautifully restored 1957 Corvette. Last year of the single round headlight. Drives and looks like it it rolled out
of the showroom in 1957. Bought it for my wife but she doesn't like to drive it. It's too beautiful to chop up and
add modern amenities to, so here it is for someone else to enjoy or collect. Every detail was attended to in the
restore. New soft top has only been put up once. 12v system. Dual electric fan so it won't over heat. New heater
box by Vintage Air. Chrome is beautiful. Just taken on a 3 hour drive on the freeway with no problems at all. Did
70 mph most of the way. You can win local shows and still drive it anywhere. All of the doors, trunk, and hood line
up perfectly. In the pictures the hood was not completely closed so it looks like it's up on passenger side but I
simply put a little pressure on it and it went flush with the body. I'm going to let the pictures speak for
themselves. I am not a collector, just like classics and I enjoy driving them. So I am not going to be much help in
terms of collector lingo. Won't be able to rate anything.
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