- Car Location: California
- ALL ORIGINAL
- NEVER RESTORED
- 15636 miles
- 4 speed manual transmission
- Red leather interior
- Owned by same owner for most of its life
- All numbers matching
- Wonderbar
- All maintenance paper work available since time of purchase
- Wide white side walls
Efforts to bring what would eventually become the Corvette to market began as early as 1951, when Harley Earl, GM's head of styling, decided to convince the company to build a sports car. Earl eventually persuaded GM that an all-American two-door sports car was a must-have in their arsenal, and work began shortly after. The 1958 model, such as our subject car, received some extensive styling changes to celebrate four years of Corvette. "It was the only Corvette on O'uha for the four years I was stationed there," said its previous owner. "A real people magnet and social provider." It's imaginable, as, during the era of chrome and quad headlights, this all original 1958 model that now resides in California was the car to be in.
Exterior and Interior
The exterior is finished in what GM calls Snowcrest white and combines perfectly with all the chrome fittings that are an iconic feature of this new generation Corvette. The 58 model was also the first to welcome quad headlights, a well sought-after design at the time. The long and sleek body of the two-door convertible has never been restored and sits on a set of vintage wide whitewall tires with chrome hubcaps. On the subject of vintage American sports cars, it only seems appropriate that this Corvette boasts its exclusive signet red, a beautiful contrasting interior inclusive of a red dashboard, center console, and even red leather seats. The previous owner claims that the car is in sublime condition with all numbers matching. "Prior to my purchase, I had the vette inspected, no sign of any structural damage or repairs. I have all maintenance paperwork from the time of my purchase".
Engine
The Chevy sports a complete 283ci 4.6L small-block 2-4 carb V8 engine that has reportedly had a powertrain overhaul. Up to 245 horses are pushed to the wheels via a standard 4-speed manual transmission.
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