1981 Chevy Corvette T-Top For Sale in Pennsylvania

1981 Red Corvette Camel Leather Interior For Sale For more information visit: https://www.hobbycarcorvettes.net/corvette/1981-red-corvette-for-sale/ CASH PRICE: $ 25000 Transmission: Manual Engine: 383 Mileage: 95,553 on dash Details This sharp little red Chevrolet Corvette C3 is powered by a freshly rebuilt, numbers-matching 383 stroker engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. It shows 95,553 miles on the dash (title is exempt for mileage) and offers the perfect blend of classic styling and strong performance. The previous owner invested over $9,000 rebuilding the original engine into a 383 stroker, featuring aluminum angle-plug cylinder heads, an Edelbrock aluminum intake, Holley carburetor, stroker kit, cam kit, distributor, and a new clutch and pressure plate. Additional upgrades include brake rotors, chrome alternator, coil springs, and more. The car was also repainted in base coat/clear coat, giving it a deep, glossy finish that really stands out. Inside, the Corvette features a beautiful camel leather interior with recently replaced seat covers, door panels, and a complete carpet set. It is well equipped with power steering, power brakes, power windows, power driver-side seat, tilt and telescopic steering column, sport mirrors, alloy wheels, air conditioning, and an upgraded AM/FM/Bluetooth radio for modern convenience. Mechanically, this car has been checked over and serviced. We changed the oil and filter, checked and lubed the chassis, and replaced the upper and lower control arm bushings, upper and lower ball joints, four shocks, sway bar links, front brake calipers, front brake pads, brake hoses, leaf spring rubbers, trailing arm bushings, emergency brake cable, fuel pump hoses, oil pressure sending unit, and much more. This C3 Corvette is nice, well maintained, and has plenty of power to cruise comfortably. It’s a strong-running, great-looking American classic that’s ready to enjoy. Did you know? 1981 was the last year for a carburetor on the corvette. It was also the first year for a computer in a corvette. This was the last year for the Saint Louis Assembly Plant and the first year for the Bowling Green Plant. In 1981, GM produced over 40,000 Corvettes, only 5,757 of which were 4 speeds and only 7,803 with Gymkhana suspension. 1981 was the last year for the 4 speed transmission in a Corvette.