pschif8480

Hello All,

I am selling my 1971 Corvette Coupe. It's a lot of fun to drive, get's a lot of attention and, what can I say? I love the C3 and this is quite a radical build; "bad-***" if you will. A lot of stuff happening personally so it's now on the market. Since I got it in 2013, it has been stored in a climate-controlled facility; I am selling it through consignement at the garage I keep it, Deluxe Car Storage in New Hyde Park, LI, NY. I had only driven it on weekends--not a daily driver but if someone wanted to make it milder, it could be a daily driver. If anyone is interested in seeing the car, they are welcome to go to Deluxe Car Storage directly. They are a fully staffed facility.

Here is the link:

http://www.deluxecarstorageandsales....250892604.veh#

There's a ton of upgrades, mechanically and interior, to the car not listed here. The engine was dynoed at rebuild 1.5 years ago. It's an LS5-454 stroked up to a 496 cid. The compression ration is 10.2; runs great on high octane pump gas. Peak HP is 655@6700 rpm and peak torque is 625@4100 rpm. It's a solid roller lifter cam, .700" lift, with a single plane intake, rectangular port aluminum heads aith a 950 cfm Quick Fuel carb. When I bought it, the advertised rear gear ratio was 5:13 but I think it's probably closer to 4:11. It has power steering, power brakes and handles beautifully. The tranny is a rock solid TH400, reverse manual valve body with a Hurst Quarter Stick. It can be shifted manually at the desired rpm range or it can be left in "3" and be driven fully automatic.

Thanks for looking.

Paul

vettebuyer6369

So, the asking price is $37.5?

pschif8480

The dyno on the engine was:

Peak HP: 655 @ 6100 rpm (not 6700 rpm)

Peak Torque: 625 @ 4700 rpm (not 4100 prm)

pschif8480

The price is negotiable.

pschif8480

The asking price is $37,500. It is negotiable (just wanted to be clear). Thanks.