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Introduced in 1997, the ''C5'' generation Corvette was a radical styling departure from the angular C4s. In addition to looking more contemporary, the C5 featured General Motors latest technology including drive-by-wire throttle, variable-effort steering and optional magnetic selective ride control suspension. With an LS1 5. 7l V8 with 350 horsepower and lightweight composite bodywork the C5 offered performance on par with a 0-60 time of 4. 5 seconds and a 13. 3 second quarter mile. This Corvette comes with all standard equipment along with the 50th Anniversary package which includes Memory Seat package, auto dimming mirrors, Magnetic selective ride control, tilt wheel, heads up display, 50th Anniversary badging, and 3:15 rear axle. This 2003 Corvette is a one owner car with just 3,352 actual miles on the odometer and has been pampered the entire time never even being taken out in the rain. What also makes these American super-car legend so interesting is that it can be driven everyday too because of...

1972 was the last year for chrome bumpers at both front and rear, the vacuum actuated pop-up windshield wiper door, as well as the removable rear window. This beautiful Corvette has had a very recent and well done Ontario Orange paint job that looks amazing in the sunlight. Our HD pictures do not do the paint jobs finish justice, you have to see this car in person to appreciate it. Along with looking great, this Corvette only has 49,552 actual miles! It is a numbers matching car with its original engine & transmission that is still running great. Its 350 CID V8 starts up with no hesitation and sounds great out of the cars new 2 & 1/2- dual exhaust. Additional goodies added to the engine are a new mild camshaft, new lifters, new Lunati valve springs, new performance headers, new heater core, new spark plugs with wires, all new weather stripping on the doors & T-tops, new chrome water pump, new chrome valve covers, new chrome brake master cylinder, & chrome air...

Only 26,923 original miles on this beautiful 2 owner Super Sonic Blue Corvette convertible. This is the one that will have heads turning as you speed by. This clean car fax Corvette has been well maintained and garage kept since new. It features the powerful 6. 2 Liter LS3 V8 mated to an automatic transmission with paddle shifters. This beauty can really get up and go! Put the top down and feel the wind through your hair as you cruise to the beach or your local car show. This Corvette forces you into the stitches of the seat and keeps you there. Smooth, stylish, quality built, this Corvette is the one to own. Options include: AC,...

The Daytona Yellow paint shows very well, and the contrast to the black interior is nice to her looks. She is an option with a set of aftermarket black side pipes. This example is powered by a non-numbers matching 350 CID Chevrolet engine (as claimed by the owner '70 LTI date code block) and mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The LT1 350 V8 is 11. 1 compression engine rated at 350 Horsepower and 380 ft/lbs of torque and has an aluminum intake with a 4-barrel carb. This '69 Corvette Convertible has years of enjoyment for the next owner. C3 Corvettes are coming into their own, so get yours today while they're still a bargain.

Options for this 1969 Chevrolet Corvette include; Leather Interior,...

Long, lean, and muscular it's safe to say the third-generation Corvette's looks were backed up by the biggest and most powerful engines GM had ever produced. But it would be short-lived due to insurance premiums, emission laws, and safety concerns came about, and the Corvette would soon begin its transformation from ground-shaking bruiser to world-class sports car. For matching-number lovers, the VIN is stamped on a plate on the inner vertical surface of the left windshield pillar. The first symbol 1 indicates the manufacturer, Chevrolet. The second symbol identifies the body series, Z for Corvette. The third and fourth symbols indicate the body style number. In GM nomenclature, 67 means a convertible. The fifth symbol is the engine designator, the sixth symbol indicates the model year and is a 2 for 1972. The seventh symbol identifies the assembly plant. All Corvettes were made at the St Louis plant (code S). The last six symbols indicate the sequential production number. This was the final year for front and rear chrome bumpers, as well as the last year of removable rear window glass in the coupes.

This numbers matching, white Corvette with 56,547 ACTUAL miles on this Corvette, it will NOT disappoint! With...