1964 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Cohasset, Massachusetts, United States
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This is a real nice 1964 Corvette Coupe. It has its original matching number 327/365hp engine. It also has a
4-spd transmission and power brakes. It has a nice body and a solid frame with a very nice black interior. The
paint, however, is not real nice. It looks like an old lacquer job with a lot of little bumps coming through the
paint. It also has a set of 1965 side vents on the car instead of the '64 style. The original color is Silver
Blue. This car runs and drives excellent. All the gauges work except the clock. The headlight motors and the
wiper motor need to be rebuilt. I have a set of front bumpers that are included with the car. It runs like a bear
and seems like it has an original set of 4.11 gears in the rear, which was optional with the 365hp motor. It is
very rare to find an original engine 365hp car.
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