1960 Chevrolet Corvette C1
Basic information and history
An icon of automotive history, the 1961 Chevrolet Corvette (C1) stands as a symbol of American sports car excellence. This particular model, No. 1502 of the 10,939 Corvettes built in 1961, was produced in October 1960. The Corvette is widely regarded as America's first true sports car. Initially introduced in 1953, the Corvette was originally powered by a modest inline-six engine, with the V8 becoming an optional upgrade starting in 1955.
Equipment and options
- Alloy wheels
- Softback hood Infotainment
- Audio installation
- Radio preparation
- Interior Leather upholstery.
Condition
The body of the car is reported to be in good condition, and the interior is also in excellent shape. However, there is some damage to the dashboard (see pictures). The engine is described as being in great condition, while the gearbox and driveline are also in good working order.
The car is equipped with the more powerful 5.4-liter V8 from the C2 generation, featuring an Edelbrock intake manifold and a Holley 650 CFM 'double pumper' carburetor. The engine runs smoothly and delivers impressive power. The Muncie 4-speed manual gearbox adds to the sportiness, ensuring an engaging driving experience.
Additionally, the original 283 engine, the 'matching numbers' engine with which the car was originally built, is included separately.
Service history
Partial service history available.
Summary
This stunning Corvette C1 features a powerful 5.4L V8 engine delivering 301 horsepower, paired with a classic manual transmission. Imported directly from the USA, this car comes without a Dutch license plate but includes the original American registration certificate (US Title), enabling easy registration. All import taxes and duties for the EU have already been paid. The seller is also offering a great deal on transportation to Sweden.
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