1987 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States
1987 Corvette Convertible has 60,929 miles on the odometer (as of this posting).Clean CARFAX report with no accidents reported. Title in hand. This is a 30 yearold antique. Red with Tan Interior and Tan Top. Car is in avg/good condition.Has some scratches, chipped paint, and a very small hole in door but these areminor and shown in pictures. Tires have wear but car is mid year throughit's most recent Virginia state inspection. Interior is in averagecondition and seats have some wear and tear. This Corvette has the 5.7 TPIengine with a 4+3 manual transmission. The overdrive button on the transmissiondoes not function, but the transmission does shift in and out of overdrivedepending on driving behavior. The manual convertible top is in averagecondition.
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