1977 Chevrolet Corvette

This 1977 Chevrolet Corvette is powered by its reportedly original 350ci V8 engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Features include removable T-top panels, air conditioning, power windows, power steering, power brakes, 15" x 8" Rally wheels with reportedly new Mastercraft tires, dual exhaust, and front and rear Corvette pace car spoilers. According to the selling dealer, the vehicle has not had any mechanical modifications except for the addition of a Hurst shifter and is original down to the exhaust system, including the catalytic converters. Recent brake service includes the rotors, brake pads, master cylinder, and stainless steel calipers. Other recent mechanical service includes a new AC Delco compressor, OEM replacement alternator, new valve cover gaskets, and sway bar bushings. This C3 Corvette is finished in metallic blue and features a ZL1 black accent stripe with an original black vinyl interior and is available now from a Florida dealership with receipts and a clear title.

The body is finished in metallic blue with a black ZL1 accent stripe on the nose that goes over the fenders toward the doors. According to the selling dealer, this Corvette has never been in an accident and still retains its original bonding strips, has no rust, and has never had any fiberglass repair work. A lower spoiler, and pop-up headlights can be found at the front. A pair of original T-tops cover the passenger compartment. A spoiler like the one found on the 1978 Corvette that served as the pace car for the Indianapolis 500 and quad round taillights can be found at the rear.

The 15" x 8" Corvette Rally wheels are wrapped in Mastercraft Avenger G/T raised-white-letter tires. According to the selling dealer, they have less than 5 miles on them.

The cabin is furnished with its original interior that includes black vinyl bucket seats and door panels. Black carpeting is present throughout. The black center console houses a clock and coolant temperature, oil pressure, voltage, and fuel level gauges. The stereo, power window controls, and the aftermarket Hurst 4-speed manual shifter can also be found in the center console. 

Primary instrumentation includes a 160-mph speedometer and 7K-rpm tachometer. The steering column is connected to power steering and a three-spoke Corvette-branded steering wheel. According to the selling dealer, the odometer reads 83K miles and 82,300 miles were last reported on the title as of March 10, 2021.

A 4-speed manual transmission helps deliver the 350ci V8 engine's power to the road. A closed-element air cleaner, finned valve covers, and a new Delco air conditioning compressor are present. Additional hardware includes power brakes, a mechanical fan, and black inner fenders. An oil change was recently performed.

The suspension components and frame are matte black. New sway bar bushings have been installed. The engine block, oil pan, and bell housing show GM Corporate Blue paint. The exhaust and catalytic converters are original, according to the selling dealer. Additional undercarriage photos can be found in the gallery. 

Receipts and stow away bags are included with the purchase of the vehicle.