1962 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Lake Panasoffkee, Florida, United States
selling a very nice condition, matching numbers “all original” 1962 corvette convertible......not taken apart
and rebuilt with aftermarket parts ...The car has beautiful black tuxedo exterior paint, the dealership I purchased
the car from said it is original paint, but I am not 100% convinced of that,I would say it has been repainted at
some point before my ownership, the paint is an 8 out of 10...the original red interior shows signs of its age but
is very presentable....The original convertible top frame has been upgraded with new white canvas in excellent
condition.... The original 327 cu in engine starts right up and runs perfectly......the transmission is the
original 4 speed and shifts as it should......the tires are about one year old with about 200 miles on
them....Overall this is a really nice matching numbers all “original” corvette..... Turn key with no
disappointments....a true classic muscle car to drive.
The car comes with a quality full car cover, a battery tender trickle charger and a service manual
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