- Car Location: Ohio
- Rebuilt Small Block 400
- Bored 30 Over
- Less Than 7K Miles On The Rebuild
- 95K Miles On The Drivetrain
- Interior Restored
- New Upholstery
- New Dash Gauges
- Original Dashboard
- Original Steering Wheel
- Custom Floor Mats
- Custom 1 piece T-Top
- Seller notes it's easy to install and remove
- Double Pump Carb
- High Intake Manifold
- Racing Fuel Pump
- Racing Headers
- Racing Clutch
- Purchased From Original Owner
- Reported To Include All Receipts
- Original Manuals
- Repainted In May 2018
- Approximately 505HP
Throughout Chevrolet's long decades of building amazing machines, nothing stands as tall as the Chevrolet Corvette, which earned itself the name “America’s Sports Car” during the 60s and 70s. With almost 70 years of production under eight generations and countless special models, the Corvette is here to stay. The third-generation Corvette built between 1967 and 1982, was the second Corvette generation to carry the Stingray name. Up for grabs is a 1979 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray in the coupe design, with less than 7,000 miles after the build.
Exterior and Interior
Repainted in its current Graphite Grey in May 2018, the car looks pristine to the casual eye. It comes with a custom 1 piece T-top painted in black which the seller reports to be easy to install and remove. The car is styled after the Mako Shark II which was designed by the legendary Larry Shinoda. The front features a long hood with pop-up headlights, while the crossed flags emblem nestles between the lights. The sides feature cooling vents for the brakes. The rear of this Corvette tapers smoothly to house the quad blacked-out taillights and the Corvette lettering in the center. The interior has been restored and redone in black. Black leather sports seats with white counter stitching have been reupholstered while the Corvette lettering as well as the crossed flag emblems are stitched on the headrests. While the dashboard is the original it features new gauges. Custom floor mats are in place, while the original 3-spoke steering wheel takes the center. The car rests on a set of matte black-painted wheels.
Engine
This 1979 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray coupe comes with a rebuilt 350ci L82 Small Block V8 which has been bored 30 over coupled with a 4-speed manual transmission. The seller reports that the drivetrain has only 95,000 miles on it. The car has some tasty upgrades which include a double pump carburetor, a high intake manifold, racing fuel pumps, racing headers, along with a racing clutch which entails it to approximately 505hp of power as per the seller. The seller also reports that all the receipts of the build are available as well as the original manuals.
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