1969 Chevy Corvette Convertible For Sale in Pennsylvania

For more information visit: https://www.hobbycarcorvettes.net/corvette/1969-blue-corvette-stingray-convertible-for-sale/ 1969 Blue Corvette Stingray Convertible For Sale CASH PRICE: $ 38000 Transmission: Automatic Engine: 350/300Hp Mileage: 91,399 original Details Just in time for summer cruising, this 1969 blue-on-blue Corvette Stingray is one sharp ride. A true chrome bumper classic, it’s sure to turn heads and make someone a proud owner of a fun, road-ready convertible. This numbers-matching Corvette is powered by a 350ci V8 engine rated at 300 horsepower, backed by an automatic transmission. It shows 91,399 original miles and comes with a striking blue interior, rally wheels, a black convertible top, and a matching blue hard top. It’s equipped with power windows, power brakes, power steering, dual exhaust, air conditioning, a Delco AM/FM radio, and original components including the valve covers, ignition shielding, and air cleaner assembly. A luggage rack rounds out its classic good looks and functionality. We drove this Corvette 3.5 hours home, and it ran and drove great the entire way. After bringing it home, we performed a series of maintenance tasks and upgrades to ensure it’s ready for more miles. This included an oil and filter change, transmission fluid and filter service, a full chassis inspection and lubrication, and the replacement of the upper and lower control arm bushings, ball joints, front shocks, sway bar links, tail shaft seal, and wiper motor. The previous owner also invested in this car’s upkeep. They replaced the trailing arms, rear shocks, strut rods, side axles, and U-joints, and rebuilt the rear end. Additionally, the Corvette was repainted and received seat covers, carpet, and door panels, giving the interior a refreshed, clean look. 1969 was the second year for the C3 generation corvette. It was the last year for no fender flares, the 3 speed transmission option, and the L71 427/435hp, L88 427/430Hp, and L68 427/400Hp engine options. This was the first year that the T-top corvette out-sold the convertible with 22,129 T-tops being built and only 16,633 convertibles being built.