F/S 1964 Coupe Satin Silver
06-08-2014, 11:16 PM
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F/S 1964 Coupe Satin Silver
1964 CORVETTE COUPE L-75
PRICE: $42,000 O.B.O
VIN#: 40837S101552
MILAGE: 30,059
LIC#: 6ZEZ488
ORIGINAL: NO /JRH
COLOR: SATIN SILVER
INTERIOR: BLACK
TRANS: MANUAL 4 SPEED
HP: V8 327 300 HP
NUMB: MATCHING
TITLE: CLEAR CALIFORNIA
LOCATION: SAN DIEGO CA
NEW PARTS:
• Clutch
• Brakes; master cylinder, drums, wheel cylinders, emg. Brake cable
• New 2 ½ “ Alum. Exhaust system
• Bolt kit/bushings rear spring
• Antenna/ cable
• Rebuilt windshield washer/wiper
• Shield ignition system
• Headlight switch, dimmer sw., ignition sw
• Heater hose
• Radiator and hoses
• Battery cables
• Rebuilt Carb
• New Coil
• New plugs
• New ign. Kit (metal for radio)
• Valve covers and oil pan gaskets
• Choke kit
• Dist. Cap/rotor
• After market knock off wheels
PRICE: $42,000 O.B.O
VIN#: 40837S101552
MILAGE: 30,059
LIC#: 6ZEZ488
ORIGINAL: NO /JRH
COLOR: SATIN SILVER
INTERIOR: BLACK
TRANS: MANUAL 4 SPEED
HP: V8 327 300 HP
NUMB: MATCHING
TITLE: CLEAR CALIFORNIA
LOCATION: SAN DIEGO CA
NEW PARTS:
• Clutch
• Brakes; master cylinder, drums, wheel cylinders, emg. Brake cable
• New 2 ½ “ Alum. Exhaust system
• Bolt kit/bushings rear spring
• Antenna/ cable
• Rebuilt windshield washer/wiper
• Shield ignition system
• Headlight switch, dimmer sw., ignition sw
• Heater hose
• Radiator and hoses
• Battery cables
• Rebuilt Carb
• New Coil
• New plugs
• New ign. Kit (metal for radio)
• Valve covers and oil pan gaskets
• Choke kit
• Dist. Cap/rotor
• After market knock off wheels
06-09-2014, 07:32 AM
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Wow - nearly bought a '64 silver couple last year but found my SWC.
And that one was more money and no knock offs!
Killer deal for somebody
And that one was more money and no knock offs!
Killer deal for somebody
06-09-2014, 08:21 AM
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Nice looking 64 coupe, priced right . This should sell quickly. Good luck with your sale.
. This should sell quickly. Good luck with your sale.
06-09-2014, 07:11 PM
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Nice car. I'm thinking it should sell quickly.
06-10-2014, 10:37 PM
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Thanks guys for the various opinions fellas. Generally speaking 64's have a wide range of prices from 20+ just depends on the various conditions and quality of the car. This car is pretty darn clean, I'll post more photos.
06-11-2014, 08:37 AM
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Yep does look odd, not sure why it is like that. I'd assume that tag was off at some point. Not the way I would go about reduing the interior. Not like rivets were rare. Any experts on Vetts out there with ideas? Was this a factor mess up or did someone without care remove the tag and replace it ?
06-11-2014, 08:42 AM
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perfectly normal. That is how they did it in 63 and 64. Ground off bar behind to remove paint, and one or two spot welds on right and left side of VIN plate. Most 64s will have the double spots on each side, and sometimes more to keep plate from falling off. For 1965 they converted to round head rivets then to the typical rosette rivets.
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06-11-2014, 02:22 PM
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Thanks alot 65hihp, such a wealth of knowledge via this forum. I do appreciate the inputs.
perfectly normal. That is how they did it in 63 and 64. Ground off bar behind to remove paint, and one or two spot welds on right and left side of VIN plate. Most 64s will have the double spots on each side, and sometimes more to keep plate from falling off. For 1965 they converted to round head rivets then to the typical rosette rivets.
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06-27-2014, 02:53 AM
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Closing, another thread opened.