1968 Corvette T-Top 327 (350hp) 4 speed!

Description

"Corvette '68... all different all over". That's the quote from the sales brochure for the redesigned 1968 Corvette. The body was completely redesigned with the coupe losing it's fastback window but gaining a removable back window and removable t-tops for that almost convertible feel. The chassis itself did not change much from the 1967 model. The new hidden wipers and hidden headlights are vacuum operated instead of electrical. Door openers now use a push button to open and a push in handle to pull the door, his was only used on the 1968 model. The new auxilliary top for the convertible has a glass rear window. The new standard automatic was the 3-speed Turbo Hydra-Matic instead of the 2-speed PowerGlide used previously. A new fiber-optic monitoring system was added to the dash and "Astro-Ventilation" was added to improve the airflow in the cabin. The '68 Vette did not have the "Sting Ray" badging on it anywhere, and would return in '69 as "Stingray". 1968 was also the year that Zora Arkus-Duntov was named Chief Engineer of the Corvette.

Production Options and Build Statistics

As you can see above, there were only 9936 coupes produced and this has the rarely seen Bronze 992 color / with tobacco 435 interior.This Corvette has the 327CI /350 hp / 4 speed transmission. Power steering and brakes compliment this Rare Vette. New Redline tires and new exhaust. This car would be described as a nicely preserved driver that has been meticulously cared for and normally serviced its enitre life. With and adverage of 1100 miles driven per year since new this vehicle is ready to stretch her legs and explore the open road. Please do not hesitate to cell us direct at 480-235-7010 for any questions you might have.

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