1974 Chevrolet Corvette

Stingray Coupe

350

Manual

Clear

Gasoline 91 Octane or Higher

History of the car to the best of my knowledge: The original owner of the car was from Alabama and he was incarcerated back in the late seventies. Vehicle was stored in a warehouse with the rest of his belongings, until he died in prison in 2002. His family members divided his belongings and his daughter inherited it and then sold it to an older gentleman in Georgia (He was 60 years old in 2002), registered it as an antique vintage vehicle and drove it only a few hundred miles a year. I bought it from him last year and registered it in Alabama as a Vintage car as well. Numbers Matching car (Original Engine/ Transmission) Low original mileage (26K miles) Original Interior Original wheels, hub caps, and wheel trim. Original Carburetor. Always used 93 Octane gas in it The vehicle is always been registered as an Antique Vintage vehicle since it came out of storage in 2002, limiting the mileage and usage to a few hundred miles a year. It has also been insured by American Collectors insurance company in the amount of $30,000. The car has always been started and driven occasionally to keep it in a running condition. Always been Alabama and Georgia Vehicle, never been north. Paint is glossy as you can see in the pictures but during storage, the car wasn't covered, so you will be able to see scratches, paint chips, etc when you are close to the car. Front speakers are in-op, tried to replace them but I cracked the top dashpad in the process, so I left it as is. FAQ: Q: Any frame rust? A: No, Frame is free of rust. Got to see undercarriage to appreciate. Q: Any rust on the floor panels? A: No, the floor panels are made of fiberglass in the 1974 and older vehicles. So no rust, and no chance of rust in the future. Q: Headlights go up and down? Low beam/ high beam work? A: Yes Q: Wipers work? A: Yes Q: I live in x State, that is about xxx miles away from you, can I drive it home? A: I would drive it anywhere. Tune up is recommended before thousands of miles trip. Q: Is the car in perfect condition? A: Car is in good original condition, but don't expect a brand new 39 years old car, and don't expect a fully restored car, car runs and drives with no major problems but you may need to take care of minor issues like o'clock in-op, hazy taillights, and some guage lights in-op. Be realistic about what you expect and Please don't bid if you don't know what you getting yourself into. Q: Does the car have a title? A: Alabama State like many other States registered the cars before 1975 and never titled them. You will receive current Original (not a copy) Alabama Registration, and a bill of sale. If your State requires titling, then you will get a title issued in your name when you take the documnets to the DMV/ tag office. Q: Would you consider trades? A: No, I need the cash. Q: What is the MPG? A: About 18 MPG. Q: Can I use it as a everyday car? A: It would make a good everyday car, a good collectable car, or it can be used as a good platform for a nut to bolt restoration. All welcome to come take a look and test drive the car. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have to the best of my knowledge, Call or Text: (917)939-4707On Sep-22-13 at 13:50:41 PDT, seller added the following information: - I would rather sell the car to somebody that sees it first than somebody buying it with out seeing it. Feel free to stop by Ft Benning to see the car, and make your offer. - If you have a ZERO feedback, please don't waste your time and mine bidding on this auction, your bid will be cancelled as soon as I see it.