- Nassau Blue exterior
- Black interior
- 327ci V8 reported by current owner
- Manual transmission
- Current owner reports original motor and transmission - no documentation
- Current owner reports wind shield wipers do not work
Looking back at the genesis of the Corvette marque and which generation of the Corvette stood out, you need to pay attention to the Corvette C2; it was popular with astronauts, and when behind the wheel, you can't have a good time. Present today is a lovely example of the C2 Corvette and looks like this 1965 Chevrolet Corvette. With a reported 79,000 miles on the clock, this low mileage example calls for weekend drives taken up a notch.
Exterior and Interior
One could pick many colors when picking out your Chevrolet Corvette C2, but if you wanted to stand out amongst all the muscle and glam, Nassau blue was the color to go for. This 1965 Chevrolet Corvette sports a Nassau blue exterior, and it's clear why this particular color code was the C2's most popular color code. The Nassau blue exterior sparks an image of adventure, open skies, and ocean waves and motivates you to put down the black convertible top and treasure every drive. The body and paint are in great condition, with the car's exterior chrome components present and shining out. In keeping with its factory styling, this classic American sits on its factory wheels which are wrapped with white wall tires. The lighter shade on the exterior gives way to a black interior on this 1965 Chevrolet Corvette. The black leather interior looks factory fresh and sports original components like the Chevrolet steering wheel. Once you are behind the wheel, you're treated to a lovely blend of leather and nickel, a feature you won't find in any newer car.
Engine
In today's world of smaller displacements and forced induction sporting a big old V8 motor and chugging down the miles is slowly but surely becoming a rarity; low mileage examples like this 1965 Chevrolet Corvette often fall prey to collectors sheltering their old-school muscle from the outside world and saving on the miles racked up for better profit. This classic Corvette is reported to sport its factory 327ci V8 motor and is waiting to be driven, top-down, and cruising. If you are still convinced that you would like to tame this classic American and not drive it, the four-speed manual transmission might tell you otherwise. The transmission is reported to be original and makes you want to go through the gears and hear that sweet American V8.
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