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1968 Corvette Scca Race Car Scta Svra Gt1 Race History Log Book Texas Title on 2040-cars

US $18,750.00
Year:1968 Mileage:100000
Location:

Santa Teresa, New Mexico, United States

Santa Teresa, New Mexico, United States
Advertising:

BUY IT NOW OR MAKE OFFER!! 1968 Corvette Roadster barn find SCCA Race car
with some history. This car was raced in the late 1980-early 1990's (see
log book, race track photos, and newspapaer articles)

>Street legal ex-race car
>Runs and drives Strong
>Good clutch and brakes
>Currently inspected in Texas
>Clean Texas title with VIN on car correct matching
>Headlights,tailights,brake lights working
>Gauges all working
>MSD Ignition with on/off box
>Wiper assembly intact but not working
>Both door windows roll up and down
>Good tires
>Composite rear leaf spring
>Adjustable rear suspension arms
>Adjustable brake proportioning
>New water pump,new belts,new hoses,new flex fan
>Fuel tank/cell flushed and cleaned
>New fuel hoses
>Chrome Hooker headers
>Extra Chrome side pipes with inserts
The car does run and drive,
has good brakes,good tires,power steering, power brakes, working
headlights,tailights,and brake lights. All the gauges work, door glass
rolls up and down, removeable hardtop(no soft top or frame)and a new
windshield. The roll cage in the cabin had been cut off but is "tacked" in
place so you could reinstall properly. Please look at the all the pictures
under this listing so you could see the log book and other info. Here are
a few races it was in:
DATE           REG'L/NAT'L RACE    LOCATION                CLASS          FINISH PLACE

 

7-19-86          R                                Commerce city, Colo .       GT1            4

7-20-86          N                                         "                  "            GT1            1

8-30-86          R                                 Pueblo, Colo.                    GT1            5

8-31-86          N                                      "         "                        GT1            6

5-2-87            R                                 Big Spring, Tx                    GT1           1

5-3-87            N                                        "           "                     GT1           1

10-15-87        R                                 Texas World Speedway     GT1           1

10-16-87        N                                               "                          GT1           2

3-12-88          N                                 Firebird, Phoenix, Az         GT1           7

3-13-88          N                                       "            "         "           GT1           5

10-11-88        TRANS-AM                Autodroma de Chihuahua  TR-AM      1


Please look at all the pictures and email with questions before buying or making offer you are welcome to inspect the car or have it inspected, if you are from outside the US or have less then 10 feedback please email before buying or making offer. This car is sold as is where is, buyer is to pay all shipping cost, a $500 non refundable paypal deposit is due within 24 hours from sale and the balance due within 7 days of sale.
 


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