VIN 194675S114892

Car Year:	1965
Car's approximate birthday:	April 12, 1965
Owner:	1) Streetside Classic Cars
City:	Fort Worth
State:	Texas
Country:	United States
Purchase date:	Undefined
Status:	Current Owner
Nickname:	194675S114892
State:	Nice Driver
Exterior:	MM Milano Maroon	(12.01%)
Interior:	Std Black (Vinyl)
Softtop:	Black	(23.62%)
Wheels:	Other Color
Body:	A.O.Smith 4700
Delivery Dealer Zone:	Unknown
Delivery Dealer Code:	Unknown
Options:	RPO	Option	Percentage Sold [%]	Sales Price [$]
	19467	Base Corvette Convertible (250hp)	65.26%	4,106.00
	A02	Soft Ray Tinted Glass, windshield	32.35%	10.80
	M20	4-Speed Manual Transmission	89.57%	188.30
	P92	Whitewall Tires, 7.75x15 (rayon card)	81.90%	31.85
	U69	AM-FM Radio	93.84%	203.40
	Total		0.000536786374799% (1 Cars)	4,540.35
Factory job nr.:	Unknown
Export Car:	Non Export Car
Other details:	Mileage: 55742 on odometer Trim Tag: STD Black Vinyl, M-M Milano Maroon Body Date Code: I2 (04/02/1965)
Car history:
Posted 12/09/2019 Subject to a cosmetic freshening several years ago, this one remains in good condition that's what most folks would consider a nice driver. The fiberglass prep was well-done, and while to the judges a flawed Corvette is a perfect Corvette, this one has no such pretensions. The surface was sanded until it was smooth and flat, the gaps were expertly aligned, and the finish is two-stage urethane that while older, still shines up quite nicely after a full professional cut and buff. It's clear that this Vette was built to be enjoyed and driven while drawing plenty of attention, which it does so exceedingly well. In addition, all the chrome is likely original but still shines up fairly well, the stainless looks like it could spend a little more time with a buffing wheel, and the shiny rocker trim finished the look. The black vinyl interior is a great combination of original and restored parts, all working together to make this Corvette a great place to spend some time. The seat covers are correct and these seats are some of the most inviting buckets we've seen in a long time; they're just begging you to slide behind the wheel, aren't they? The gauges have bright faces and the lenses are clear, and they all work like they should. Plush carpets add to the factory feeling, and the door panels may very well be original and aside from a few signs of use here and there, everything inside is in great condition. The radio is a modern retro-style AM/FM/AUX unit with that unique vertical orientation, and there's a wood grained steering wheel that could very well be original as well. A recent black vinyl convertible top fits well and provides great contrast, although you'll probably never see it again after you get this car home. She's no slouch under the hood, either. The block is a 327 cubic inch V8 that makes plenty of power to be entertaining on the road. Painted in Chevy Orange enamel, it certainly looks right under that K&N chrome air cleaner and a pair of gorgeous finned valve covers with '327' badges, and while it's not necessarily detailed for show, you can see plenty of evidence of proper maintenance over the years and newer components like the modern alternator and A/C compressor. There's nothing like a cackling small block and just listening to this one idle is a treat, never mind winding it through all four gears. Ram's horn exhaust manifolds feed a dual exhaust system with Glasspack-style mufflers, and the giant aluminum radiator up front keeps the whole show cool. The 4-speed manual transmission puts a smile on your face and bangs through gears with ease, and out back the stock-style rear end and gear set-up make it street friendly no matter what you're doing. Four-wheel discs were new in '65 and much welcome given the car's performance, and it rides on pretty turbine wheels with center spinners, all wrapped in 215/75/15 whitewall radials that finish the look.
For Sale:	No
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