Chevrolet Corvette 2dr Coupe

Is there anything more familiar or a more integral part of the American car scene than a mid-seventies Corvette? Slide behind that thick-rimmed leather-wrapped steering wheel, reach for the chrome shifter ball, and off you go for miles and miles of easy, fun driving, cruising, and even showing. More than 49,000 buyers stepped up to the plate in 1977, setting a sales record. This fine example is a 1977 T-top coupe with its original, numbers matching drivetrain. With only 48,500 miles on it, you can cruise to your heart’s content. The highlights listed here are essentially factory options. The original buyer checked off the boxes for power windows, air conditioning, tilt/tele, AM/FM stereo radio, and the ZX2 Convenience Group (dome light delay, headlight warning buzzer, underhood light, low fuel warning light, interior courtesy light, and a passenger visor mirror.) The factory invoice lists all standard and optional equipment. A folder with the invoice and other goodies like receipts and the original owner’s manual comes with the car. There’s lots of other information in there as well. For example, did you know that the manual transmission shift lever was made an inch longer in 1977 to permit easier handbrake operation? That the interior of the 1977 model was the most restyled since the introduction of the new body style? This information is available because people care about their Corvettes! This one has been properly maintained and cared for. It’s a 1977 Corvette Coupe that offers you a great opportunity to own and drive an important part of Chevrolet’s storied performance heritage, yet is very affordable, and is available for you now.