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Full Disclaimer- I'm posting this for my brother in law. (MODS-if this is not allowed please delete or pm me to discuss options)
1977 Corvette with 700r4 Transmission, mild cam, new tires, new rally wheels, and a shift kit. This car is in pretty good shape. He's had it for about 5 years and it pretty much stays in the garage. It's not his daily, but it does get some driving during the weekend.
more info would help you
smog or ?
Mods?
What works, what doesnt?
Suggested improvements?
These cars are so old (to me) mileage means 0 condition does
Of course the frame and birdcage pics.
Quick glance looks decent
The 350 runs great, always Maintence. I did add on the 700 r4 transmission because gas does great on the highway. Was part of a corvette club and we traveled with this baby with no issues. Installed a mild cam, didn’t want it to be too aggressive and sounds great. Tires and rims are new, I purchased the car with outlaws wheels by the first owner which was an older gentleman. He took care of it as I do sitting in the garage and run it on weekends. Windows, blinker, lights, and windshield wipers work great. *Does need brake cylinder. If anymore question, please don’t hesitate to ask or send me a text. Thank you sir.
Last edited by Hasom Bratley; 07-13-2019 at 01:09 AM.
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07-12-2019, 07:02 PM
1977 Corvette TEXAS
