For Sale: 1974 Chevrolet Corvette in Mason, Michigan for sale in Mason, MI
Vehicle Description Beautiful 1974 T Top Corvette.
We have owned this car for over thirty years with no intention of ever selling our classic cars.
We also have a 1969 Chevelle Malibu Convertible for sale on this site with the same care that our 74 Corvette has received over the years.
This 74 T-top Corvette has had a complete restoration over this years.
We have all, or close to, all the invoices on work completed on our car.
With the sale of this car, you will receive this folder of the receipts.
What is special about the 74 Corvettes is that it was the only year Corvettes had a split bumper.
Another feature was 1974, was the last year of the true dual exhaust.
We have replaced the dual exhaust with stainless steel pipes, which should last a lifetime.
Engine was rebuilt in 1997.
We were told the rebuilt engine ended up the 350 - 300
hp.
At that time the old engine had 113,500 miles on it.
Over all these years the car has been driven less than ten thousand miles.
During all these years the car has been yearly maintained.
Oil changes were done yearly! All other fluids were changed in a timely matter.
The car has new carpet and floor mats.
There are vinyl envelope covers for both T-tops.
Everything is in working order, including the headlights.
The last major restoration was completed in 2016 which entailed $16,000.
00 +.
We had the corvette stripped down to the frame, all panels were removed, stripped and sanded down.
Any imperfections found were repaired at that time and reassembled.
Every seam was straight as a arrow.
Then our corvette was painted Blue.
Car body lines and paint finish were better than when the corvette came off the assembly line.
This process took all winter in 2016 - 2017 even though invoice shows two months.
Body shop took pictures during restoration on this project and made it into a book for us.
We were never concerned on cost of repairs due to the fact we were never going sell our classic cars.
Yet life always throws a curve ball.
Major health issues affect both of us and we don't see us ever being able to drive and enjoy both beautiful cars.
We have provided information concerning our cars to the best of our ability.
.
We have owned this car for over thirty years with no intention of ever selling our classic cars.
We also have a 1969 Chevelle Malibu Convertible for sale on this site with the same care that our 74 Corvette has received over the years.
This 74 T-top Corvette has had a complete restoration over this years.
We have all, or close to, all the invoices on work completed on our car.
With the sale of this car, you will receive this folder of the receipts.
What is special about the 74 Corvettes is that it was the only year Corvettes had a split bumper.
Another feature was 1974, was the last year of the true dual exhaust.
We have replaced the dual exhaust with stainless steel pipes, which should last a lifetime.
Engine was rebuilt in 1997.
We were told the rebuilt engine ended up the 350 - 300
hp.
At that time the old engine had 113,500 miles on it.
Over all these years the car has been driven less than ten thousand miles.
During all these years the car has been yearly maintained.
Oil changes were done yearly! All other fluids were changed in a timely matter.
The car has new carpet and floor mats.
There are vinyl envelope covers for both T-tops.
Everything is in working order, including the headlights.
The last major restoration was completed in 2016 which entailed $16,000.
00 +.
We had the corvette stripped down to the frame, all panels were removed, stripped and sanded down.
Any imperfections found were repaired at that time and reassembled.
Every seam was straight as a arrow.
Then our corvette was painted Blue.
Car body lines and paint finish were better than when the corvette came off the assembly line.
This process took all winter in 2016 - 2017 even though invoice shows two months.
Body shop took pictures during restoration on this project and made it into a book for us.
We were never concerned on cost of repairs due to the fact we were never going sell our classic cars.
Yet life always throws a curve ball.
Major health issues affect both of us and we don't see us ever being able to drive and enjoy both beautiful cars.
We have provided information concerning our cars to the best of our ability.
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