1966 Corvette Stingray Coupe

 

1966 Corvette Stingray Coupe


Here is your opportunity to own an all original, numbers matching, survivor mid-year Stingray. A one family owned car until very recently. Has only 54,000 actual miles. Ermine white over red vinyl interior. 327/300hp 4 speed Posi Working factory am/fm radio with power antenna Disc brakes Still in its factory applied lacquer paint with original interior. Sitting on 775x15 Firestone Deluxe polyester whitewalls with matching spare The frame and complete undercarriage is in amazing condition, absolutely no rust anywhere. All chrome, glass, emblems and wheel covers in beautiful shape. It runs and drives like a low miles car, strong and tight. A rare find.. $63,000
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