1971 Chevrolet Corvette Base

Corvette is a name that is synonymous with unique sportiness and dynamism. Among automotive legends, the third generation known as the C3 Corvette is one of the most iconic generations of them all. The St. Louis Corvette Plant built 21,801 C3's for 1971 – 7,121 of them were Convertibles - and this one was the 14th off the assembly line on the first day startup August 17, 1970 (Trim Code A17).

Stingray's have an attention-grabbing profile and delivers plenty of muscle authority that'll bring out the driver in you. It'll make sure you can squeeze out every last bit of horsepower whenever you want it with it's original matching-numbers V8 350ci and four-speed Muncie manual transmission. Born with rare factory air conditioning; although currently not working, all the original parts are intact. Manual steering, manual brakes and an AM/FM radio. Driven less than 150 miles since restoration in 2005 and always stored in a climate controlled environment. I've owned and maintained hands-on care for this Convertible since 1982.