Chevrolet Corvette

1973 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
Now available is this 1973 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible, a matching-numbers example finished in its factory Mille Miglia Red (976) exterior paired with a Dark Red (425) interior. With its unmistakable Stingray styling, folding convertible soft top, and long-term ownership history, this Corvette represents the classic sports car character that made the C3 generation an enduring American icon.

Highlights:
- Matching Numbers
- Long-Term Ownership
- Factory Color: Mille Miglia Red (976)
- Interior Color: Dark Red (425)
- Automatic Transmission
- 350 cu. in. L48 V8 Engine
- Upgraded Holley 4-Barrel Carburetor
- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes
- Convertible Soft Top
- Iconic Concealed Headlights
- Upgraded Alpine Radio
- Chrome Accents
- Dual Exhaust Outlets
- 15-Inch Steel Wheels
- Optional PO2 Deluxe Turbine (Finned) Wheel Covers

Powered by its 350 cu. in. L48 V8 engine with a Holley four-barrel carburetor and paired with an automatic transmission. The exterior is complemented by 15-inch steel wheels with optional PO2 Deluxe Turbine (Finned) wheel covers, BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires with raised white lettering, chrome rocker panel trim, and side-fender grills that enhance its timeless appearance.

The 1973 Corvette marked a unique transition year in C3 styling, featuring the first use of a body-color front bumper with twin grilles while retaining the traditional chrome split rear bumpers and signature round dual tail lamps. Additional equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, concealed headlights, a three-spoke steering wheel, manual-crank windows, high-back bucket seats, center console, driver-side rearview mirror, analog clock, an upgraded Alpine radio, and a fender-mounted antenna.

This Corvette Convertible is running and driving; however, it will require cosmetic and mechanical attention before being considered road-ready. With its matching-numbers engine, desirable color combination, and classic C3 styling, it presents an opportunity to acquire an iconic piece of American automotive history at an approachable level. For $17,500