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Many will consider '70s the beginning of the end for horsepower wars. With unleaded gas becoming the standard and smog regulation's tightening, there were an increasing number of hurdles for the big three to jump through. Chevy had their engineers working on how they were going to meet the demands of Uncle Sam and still get the muscle that Corvette was known for. The 350 SBC is still rated at a respectable 270 hp and is backed up by a 4-speed manual transmission that transfers the power to the rear wheels. Take out the T-tops out and you will be ready to cruise on that next spring day. The T-tops can be easily re-installed with ease, just in case the sunshine doesn-t last as long as it should. The interior is in very good shape and compliments the red exterior very well. The tilt telescoping wheel gives you...

It differed from base models in several ways including a higher level of standard features which were only optional on base models. This Collector's Edition Corvette for sale was built in the Bowling Green, KY plant, starting which would become one of the most well known production plants in the nation. Powering this Vette for sale is an epic 350 cubic inch small block Chevy V8 engine. The '82 Corvettes adopted a Cross-Fire Injection system, to become the first 'fuelie' Vette since 1965. The fuel injection system looks similar to a cross-ram set-up, giving the engine bay quite an aesthetically pleasing appeal. The Cross-Fire's higher level of sophistication added 10 horsepower. Chevrolet also dropped the 4-speed manual transmission and went strictly with the 4-speed automatic transmission. This would be the first time since 1954 you could only buy a Corvette with an automatic transmission only. The exterior is a specialty color of Silver Beige. With special racing stripes, mirrored T-tops, and a lift hatchback, this car was a unique factory built beauty. Special features came standard on this Collector's Edition. One that catches most eyes, is the special wheels styled similarly to the 1967 style turbo-wheels. The interior has a special...

1973 was the year that All in the Family was on CBS, Superstition by Stevie Wonder was riding the airwaves and this Corvette was rolling onto the street. What a scene! This year a Chevrolet advertisement headlined: 'We gave it radials, a quieter ride, guard beams and a nose job. ' Indeed, redesigned body mounts and radial tires did improve Corvette's ride, and interior sound levels were reduced by 40%. The chrome rear bumper was essentially carried over from the previous year. Under the hood lies a 350 CID V8 engine, L48, that produces 270 horsepower! The stout engine is backed by Turbo 400 automatic transmission. Here's the kicker, this car has 68,890 actual miles! Options include: AC, AM/FM radio, T-Tops, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Windows, Seat Belts, Leather Interior, and Radial Tires. The American Racing wheels wrapped in performance tires have just 500 miles on them. The paint job was professionally done and looks great. The...

Always a legend, the Chevrolet Corvette has been an American Sportscar staple since 1953. Always following the basic guidelines of being a 2-seater coupe, with a fiberglass body, the only thing needed to make this car better is a powerful V8 under the hood. In fact, this one comes jam packed with a well-tuned L81 V8, smallblock Chevy 350 making 190 horsepower. This may not sound like a lot when compared to todays cars, but if you take into consideration how incredibly light the 81 Corvette is, and back it up to the tried and true Turbo Hydramatic 3-speed transmission, these cars can really move. In the rear, it comes packed with a Positraction rear end, filled with 2. 87:1 gears to give you plenty of momentum, and keep everything fuel efficient as well. With the interior lined in a beautiful Red Leather seating and carpets, it really adds to the early 1980's approach of being subtle, but classy at the same time. Filled with great features like air conditioning, along with AM/FM Radio with CD Player, Optional Cruise Control to help for those times when you just want to go for a long cruise. The seats are full power, along...

The 1975 model year for the Corvette included multiple advancements in safety and driver comfort due to the tightening federal safety standards and customers searching for more comfort oriented sports cars. Gone were the split chrome bumpers, replaced with polyurethane covers to hide the aluminum impact bar and Omark brackets. This upgrade in safety and styling was embraced by Corvette enthusiasts who agreed that it gave this era of Corvette a more modern look. This bright orange C3 is equipped with everything a C3 enthusiast could ask for. Under the hood sits the 350CID mated to a TH350 automatic transmission. This car will really get up and go. Equipped with factory A/C, Power windows, Power brakes, Power steering, AM/FM stereo, and T tops you would be hard pressed to find a C3 of this quality and...