1960 Chevrolet Corvette Roadster on 2040-cars
Homestead, Florida, United States
More details at: goldak86@zoho.com .
Gorgeous 1960 Chevy Corvette Convertible!
* Full ground up restoration!
* Same owner for the last 37 years!
* Rare "Powerglide" Automatic transmission
* NOM 350 V8 engine
* Wide white radials
* Deluxe wheel covers
* Best color combination
* 4887 miles since complete restoration!
This is an absolutely gorgeous 1960 Chevy Corvette Roadster that underwent a complete ground up restoration about 9
years ago and still looks amazing! This beautiful Torch Red Corvette runs and looks immaculate and is ready to show
or just enjoy!
The exterior of this Corvette is in beautiful condition with excellent paint and few, if any, imperfections. It has
always been garage kept and was well cared for by its owner. The interior is also in beautiful condition with an
excellent dash, door panels, seating surfaces and carpeting. The sofftop is in great shape also. There is no rust
anywhere on this car.
This car runs and drives amazing! All the gauges and electrical components are in fine working order and the tires
and brakes are great. Overall this is a beautiful example of a rare automatic 1960 Corvette that will only
appreciate in value as time goes by! Don't miss out on owning this gorgeous Corvette at a great price.
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