1982 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Goodlettsville, Tennessee, United States
1982 Chevrolet Corvette. This Corvette has been sitting in an Arizona garage for years.
The former owner ran a business that required much of his time so the pleasure of driving his Corvette didn't come often. The mileage of 79,076 are actual miles which can be supported by a folder full of invoices and repair bills going back many years. The upholstery is original and in great condition for the age. Has the jack and tools in the tool bin behind the seat. The original stereo was upgraded to a CD player giving a great sound. The exterior has the original paint which is in upscale condition for the age, there may be a chip here and there but overall the paint is great. Under the hood is stock with the exception of the Accel dist. The factory wheels have knock offs added, the original caps come with the car. The things that need attention: As stated the car has been sitting so a major servicing is in order. The Air Condioning doesn't blow cold. The power antenna motor runs but the mast doesn't move. The door locks don't work. Has a slight exhaust leak up front. Good things to know: Drives straight with no pulling to either side. It is smooth at 75 MPH. Tires are good and smooth inspite of the fact it has been sitting. Steering is good. Transmission shifts perfect. Engine starts every time. Does not run hot. Stops straight. All the lights work including the headlight doors. T-tops don't leak or make wind noise. This is a rust free Arizona Corvette. Comes with a clear, clean Arizona title. The Corvette is located just outside of Tucson, Arizona More pictures available upon request. I will give a money back guarantee, if you show up, look it over and decide against it, I will refund your money. However, when it goes over the curb its all yours. Thank you Monty |
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