The Big Block engine first appeared in the Chevrolet Corvette in 1965, making this example a notable piece of American automotive evolution. Finished in vibrant Goldwood Yellow that accentuates every line and contour, this Corvette stands tall among its peers. The black canvas top provides open-air options while the 15-inch knock-off wheels wrapped with correct Goldline tires add authentic period style. Clean body panels showcase the care given to this roadster.
Open the door to a purpose-built black vinyl interior made for high-performance driving. Bucket seats hold occupants firmly when taking corners at speed, complemented by the tactile wooden steering wheel. Classic analog gauges display essential information while maintaining the original aesthetic. The AM/FM radio sits within easy reach when you want something beyond engine notes. A center console houses the shifter in ideal position for rapid gear selection. The door panels, carpets, and other interior elements maintain the authentic Corvette environment.
It isn't every day that we see a 1965 Corvette L78, and for good reason " GM only built a grand total of 2,157 of them in this particular model year. That rareness stems from the car's power-plant, of course, which is the automaker's Mark IV 396 cubic-inch big block V8 that produces 425 horsepower, yet was replaced for the 1966 model year with the larger 427. Regardless, that makes it a novelty in the world of the C2, as well as a bit more collectible.
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396 CI L-78, 425hp V8 Engine Muncie 4-Speed Manual Transmission Single 4-Barrel Carburetor Matching Numbers Coil Spring/Shock/Sway Bar Front Suspension Transverse Axle with Shocks Rear Suspension Dual Exhaust Correct Winters Intake Manifold Stock Style Exhaust Manifolds Four-Wheel Disc Brakes Black Convertible Top 15" Knock-Off Wheels Goldwood Yellow paint Goldline Tires 3:55 Posi Rear End Black Vinyl Interior with Bucket Seats Wooden Steering Wheel AM/FM Radio F40 Suspension
Potent L-78 big block V8 power meets open-air excitement in this 1965 Chevrolet Corvette. The manual transmission and convertible configuration create weekend adventures while the Goldwood Yellow color combination remains eternally stylish on this classic machine. Call today!
