1986 Chevrolet Corvette

PACE CAR Convertible

8 Cylinder 5.7 Liter

Automatic

1G1YY6786G5902975

Gasoline

RELISTING DUE TO A NON PAYING BUYER OFFERED FOR SALE IS A 1986 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE INDY 500 PACE CAR (MAY 25TH,1986), THE GENTLEMAN THAT WE PURCHASED THE CAR FROM STATES THE MILES TO BE ACTUAL, HOWEVER THE TITLE REFLECTS THE MILES TO BE EXEMPT SO WE ARE SELLING THE CAR AS MILES EXEMPT. FOR SEVERAL YEARS THIS VEHICLE WAS ON DISPLAY AT THE KLASSIK AUTO ATTRACTIONS MUSEUM IN DAYTONA BEACH. IT IS EQUIPTED WITH AUTOMATIC,POWER WINDOWS,AIR CONDITIONING (THAT CURRENTLY DOES NOT WORK) TILT AND CRUISE AND CENTERLINE WHEELS. THE FRONT TIRES ARE 70% AND THE REARS LESS THAN 40%. ON A SCALE OF 1-10 WE WOULD RATE THIS CAR A 7, HOWEVER IT RIDES AND DRIVES AS IT SHOULD BUT NEEDS A LITTLE COSMETIC REPAIR ON THE RIGHT FRONT FENDER AND REAR DECK AS WELL AS THE WEATHER MOLDINGS. TAKE A LOOK AT THE PICTURES PROVIDED AND IF YOU NEED ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US 941 718 6162. WE ARE A LICENSED DEALER IN THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA AND SALES TAX MAY APPLY DEPENDING ON YOUR GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND MODE OF TRANSPORTS. IF YOU ARE JUST LOOKING FOR A PIECE OF HISTORY TO TAKE TO LOCAL CAR SHOWS AND PUT THE TOWN DOWN AND FEEL THE BREEZE THIS MAYBE THE CAR FOR YOU. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A TRAILER QUEEN THIS IS NOT THE CAR UNLESS YOU ARE WILLING TO SPEND $$$ TO MAKE IT THAT CAR. BID WITH CONFIDENCE AT THIS PRICE AND YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! 1986 was the second opportunity for Corvette to provide the Official Pace Car for the Indianapolis 500, where the car was driven by famous test pilot Chuck Yeager. Chevrolet was proud because they did not need to make any modifications to their car for this task. This meant that all 7,315 convertibles, no matter what their specification or color scheme, are considered Pace Car replicas. It was also the first convertible Corvette since 1975. The 1986 Corvette was introduced to the world at the Detroit Auto Show with its ABS braking system which became standard equipment with all 1986 Corvettes. The new brakes worked through a system of sensors at each wheel that transferred data to a computerized electronic control unit. A center line "High Mount" stoplight was added to the 1986 Corvette to comply with federal requirements. On the convertible, the light was inserted into the rear facia. PRICING However, the most significant news for the 1986 Corvette occurred at midyear with the return of the Corvette convertible -- the first such model in 11 years. Engineered with help from American Sunroof Company, it was announced just in time to be chosen as pace car for that year's Indy 500. All convertibles were designated as Pace Car Replicas, regardless of color or equipment (though the actual pace cars were painted a bright yellow).