1979 Chevrolet Corvette

1979 marked the highest-production year in Corvette history, with 53,807 built. Within that run, roughly 14,516 buyers optioned the high-performance L82 350, and just over 12,353 cars left the factory with the four-speed manual — a pairing less common than the automatic transmission most L82 buyers chose for effortless cruising.

This '79 Corvette was built at the St. Louis, Missouri, assembly plant and delivered to Liverman Chevrolet Inc. in Sellersville, Pennsylvania, in March 1979, finished in Corvette Dark Blue Metallic over Light Beige leather bucket seats. Documented factory options include the L82 V8, four-speed manual transmission, removable glass T-tops, power windows, a tilt-telescopic steering column, aluminum wheels, front and rear spoilers, an AM/FM stereo with 8-track, dual rear speakers, a power antenna, and more.

The car now shows 7,400 original miles, has recently been serviced, and wears a ceramic coating over its exterior.

This 1979 Chevrolet Corvette is now offered with owner's manuals, a reproduction window sticker, a photocopied dealer invoice, and a clean Georgia title in the seller's name.