1969 Chevrolet Corvette CP

Vehicle Description 1969 Chevrolet Corvette $45,000 1969 CHEVROLET CORVETTE STINGRAY – Numbers Matching L46, 4-Speed, Original DocumentationHIGHLIGHTS• Original Daytona Yellow finish with well-preserved black vinyl interior• Numbers-matching L46 350 ci / 350 HP V8 paired with a close-ratio M20 4-speed manual• Factory original M20 transmission included in a crate for the next owner• Two-owner car with fewer than 62,000 miles from new• American Racing rally wheels, extra set of OEM wheels available for purchase and not included in the sale• Upgraded Hooker Competition headers for added performance• Clean birdcage & frame, rust-free underside, chrome bumpers show no dents• Stored in a climate-controlled showroom in Phoenix, AZ• Removable T-Tops, LT1 big-block hood (paint-matched, currently installed)• Accompanied by a plethora of paperwork: Corvette order copy, original owner’s and service manuals, and Chevrolet documentation from 1969This 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray is an outstanding example from one of the most celebrated years in Corvette history. Finished in its original Daytona Yellow with a crisp black vinyl interior, it captures the muscle and style that defined the late 1960s. With fewer than 62,000 miles and just two owners since new, it has been carefully preserved in a climate-controlled environment, retaining remarkable originality and condition.Under the hood beats the numbers-matching L46 350 cubic-inch V8 delivering 350 horsepower, mated to a Muncie close-ratio 4-speed manual transmission. The factory original transmission has been preserved in a crate for the next caretaker, while the car benefits from a set of Hooker Competition headers and American Racing rally wheels for enhanced drivability and stance. An extra set of OEM wheels is available for purchase separately.Both T-Tops lift off easily, and the paint-matched LT1 hood adds a bold look without compromising original authenticity. The chrome bumpers remain clean and dent-free, the birdcage and frame are solid, and the underside is rust-free. Extensive original documentation accompanies the car, including its factory order copy and Chevrolet paperwork from 1969 — a testament to its heritage and care.Collectors seeking a numbers-matching Stingray with proven provenance and impressive preservation will find this example to be a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Corvette history.