F/S 1965 327/350 Vert
10-09-2007, 09:12 PM
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F/S 1965 327/350 Vert
Just Arrived!
Blue w/Black interior.
Matching 327/350hp L79, 4-spd.
Very sharp, matching numbers Roadster with beautiful paint and int.
Originally Nassau Blue, repainted a slightly darker Blue.
Big Block hood.
Options include p/b, Teak/Tele wheel, K.O.’s w/radials and both tops.
We can provide a shipping quote.
$55,900
John O.
Blue w/Black interior.
Matching 327/350hp L79, 4-spd.
Very sharp, matching numbers Roadster with beautiful paint and int.
Originally Nassau Blue, repainted a slightly darker Blue.
Big Block hood.
Options include p/b, Teak/Tele wheel, K.O.’s w/radials and both tops.
We can provide a shipping quote.
$55,900
John O.
10-09-2007, 09:22 PM
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Hey Mike, does this car has power steering? How about 4-wheel disc brakes?
Or better yet, where can you direct me to learn about the standard features of these cars thru the years, and the options?? Thx.
JC
Or better yet, where can you direct me to learn about the standard features of these cars thru the years, and the options?? Thx.
JC
10-10-2007, 03:16 PM
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We added the power brakes for the owner.
It does not have power steering.
I always recommend the Corvette Black Book for more info on Corvette options, production numbers, and codes. Its a VERY useful book.
John O.
10-10-2007, 03:43 PM
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Hi John, I contacted Jeff at your place about this car the other day. Looks nice.
Regarding the PB, there aren't any pics of the engine compartment on your website but the one I see listed above kinda looks like it might have standard brakes. Maybe the booster and MC are just out of the picture but I also didn't see the vacuum hose coming off the intake manifold. Do you have any other shots of the engine?
Thanks
Regarding the PB, there aren't any pics of the engine compartment on your website but the one I see listed above kinda looks like it might have standard brakes. Maybe the booster and MC are just out of the picture but I also didn't see the vacuum hose coming off the intake manifold. Do you have any other shots of the engine?
Thanks
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10-10-2007, 04:50 PM
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Hi John, I contacted Jeff at your place about this car the other day. Looks nice.
As for the PB, there aren't any pics of the engine compartment on your website but the one I see listed above kinda looks like it might have standard brakes. Maybe the booster and MC are just out of the picture but I also didn't see the vacuum line coming off the intake manifold. Do you have any other shots of the engine?
Thanks
As for the PB, there aren't any pics of the engine compartment on your website but the one I see listed above kinda looks like it might have standard brakes. Maybe the booster and MC are just out of the picture but I also didn't see the vacuum line coming off the intake manifold. Do you have any other shots of the engine?
Thanks
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10-13-2007, 08:04 PM
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4 wheel disc brakes were standard equipment on all Corvette's starting with the 1965 model year. If you wanted the old drum brakes, it was now an option in 1965. Not many, but some did order the drum brakes, believe it or not. 
10-14-2007, 08:48 PM
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I have seen one '65 coupe with drums. I believe discs were
available starting in '65, but they must have been an option.
I believe they were standard starting in'66.
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available starting in '65, but they must have been an option.
I believe they were standard starting in'66.
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10-15-2007, 12:50 PM
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Drum Brakes were an "option", but it was a credit back to the customer.
If I'm not mistaken, a little of over 300 Vettes were ordered with drums in '65.
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10-15-2007, 01:40 PM
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Drum brakes were a early option till they went through the left over 64 brakes. I would not expect to see drums on a late 65.
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