1965 Chevrolet Corvette 327ci V8 4 Spd Manual CONVERTIBLE

Preview: Attention all enthusiasts, we’ve got a gem for you—a 1965 Green Corvette Convertible ready to hit the road! With its original Glen Green color, rebuilt motor, and classic styling, this Corvette is a true testament to American muscle. With 71,000 actual miles, it’s got a lot of cruising left to enjoy!

Exterior: This Corvette sports Glen Green paint, retaining its timeless charm and vintage appeal. Paired with a brand new soft top in crisp white, it’s a head-turner wherever it goes. With Corvette Rally Wheels wrapped in new radial tires, this convertible is ready to cruise in style. And let’s not forget the side pipe exhaust (N14) with aluminum coves, adding a touch of aggression to its classic design.

Interior: Step inside to find a sleek black interior that perfectly complements the exterior. The teak wood steering wheel adds a touch of luxury to the cockpit, while the original tach drive distributor keeps you in control of the action. This Corvette offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past.

Mechanical: Under the hood lies a beastly 327ci V8, 300 horsepower engine, rebuilt with a camshaft upgrade and aluminum intakes just 3000 miles ago. Paired with a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission and Hurst shifter (M20), this Corvette delivers power and performance in spades. With new shocks, wheel bearings, and rebuilt brake calipers, it’s as reliable as it is exhilarating to drive.

Overview: With just 71,000 actual miles on the odometer and a history that includes being delivered new in Seattle, Washington, this 1965 Corvette Convertible is a true vintage beauty. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time buyer, this Corvette offers the perfect blend of style, performance, and nostalgia. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of automotive history—bid on this classic Corvette today!

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