Summary

Unrestored, powered by a 350/300hp V8 engine mated to a manual transmission. With a tilt-telescopic steering wheel. Winner of NCRS Top Flight, 5-Star Bowtie and Bloomington Benchmark-Survivor-Gold awards. 36,528 miles (mileage not indicated on title).

Details

This 1969 Chevrolet Corvette 350/300 convertible has never been restored. It is powered by a 350/300hp V8 engine mated to an M20 4-speed manual transmission with a posi-traction rear axle. This Corvette is finished in Daytona Yellow with a black interior and comes with the original soft-top and black vinyl hardtop. It features a tilt and telescopic steering column, AM/FM radio, headrests and power brakes, and rides on Goodyear tires with deluxe wheel covers. This vehicle has been female-owned for the past 15 years. It is documented to the original owner and dealership of Vogel-Chessman Chevrolet in LaSalle, IL, including the Protect-O-Plate and title copies. It remained with its original owner for 38 years before its second ownership of four months. This car is matching numbers from the largest to smallest component and includes its original glass. It has been meticulously cared for since its build on August 20, 1969. This Corvette has won multiple awards, including two NCRS Top Flight awards, an NCRS 5-Star Bowtie award, a Bloomington Benchmark award, a Bloomington Survivor award, a Bloomington Gold award and a National Corvette Homecoming 2017 Ultra Original Gold award. This vehicle has also been a two-time invitee to the Corvettes at Carlisle Gallery show, as well as a National Corvette Museum Official Display Car. It is the example others use to restore and validate their restoration projects and has been used in multiple NCRS Judging Schools and to revise several NCRS 1968-69 Judging Reference Manuals, including component and part documentation and photos. 36,528 miles (mileage not indicated on title).