American muscle may have evolved over the decades, but it never lost its heart, its core and you can see that with the evolution of the Chevrolet Corvette. As great as the modern Corvette is, the classic still holds its own and is a beautiful vehicle, as is iconic. This 1968 Corvette is a blast from the past and a gateway to a golden era in American automotive history. Reportedly having done only 99,500 miles and sporting a 327ci engine swap, this Corvette is still breathing and alive, ready to be taken home by its next owner to be enjoyed.

Exterior and Interior

You can never go wrong with red, which compliments the powerful design of this 1968 Corvette. The authoritative lines, thick tires, and strong angles project the power it holds under the hood. At the back is the iconic badging of the Corvette and a new stainless steel exhaust. The brake calipers are also red to match with the car’s overall red aesthetic and adds a touch of character to the 5 spoke chrome wheels that fit perfectly with the overall car’s look. This Corvette Convertible reportedly comes with both a hard top and soft top to be used with your preference and since it’s a convertible, its perfect to drive on warm evenings or cool summer nights with the wind in your hair and the sun on your back. Inside, the red aesthetic continues, with red leather covering all of the interior, broken only by the black instruments cluster. It does come with a modern radio, a Pioneer system meaning you have something to keep you entertained when the music from the engine needs some accompaniment.

Engine

This 1968 Corvette comes with a 327ci engine swap paired with a 5 speed manual transmission, enough to make any driving enthusiast salivate. Unlike modern cars, this classic has no electronics to break your connection away from the vehicle, each moving part can be felt by you while driving. For better handling, this Corvette reportedly comes with a new upgraded rear spring package, new suspension, and an MSD ignition system as well. The compressor has been polished as well to make sure that when you pop open that hood to show off your engine, it’s looking its best.