1969 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Kimball, South Dakota, United States
This was a 40,000 original mile car that has been resto-moded. This car was stripped down to the frame (which was
clean and without rust), then the frame was welded out, front to back for added rigidity. Items installed in this
car include,
LS7 wet sump, 427 with 469 HP to the wheels,
Tremec T56 Magnum 6 speed,
Billy Boat headers and side pipes,
complete new leather interior,
Dakota Digital gauges,
RideTech level 2 suspension including new trailing arms,
Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires,
Forgeline wheels,
Wilwood brakes,
Tanks Inc. gas tank and sending unit,
flawless paint,
2" flares all around, provided installed by Custom Image Corvette,
PRC radiator,
mechanical headlight mechanism,
Vintage Air,
New Al Knoch top installed at their factory,
New dash pad,
New door panels,
Retro stereo with amp and rear speaker bar,
long hood (no more wiper door!).
Car has 704 test miles
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